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Published - A Machine Learning Platform for the Discovery of Materials - 27 May 2022

My research has been published in the Journal of Cheminformatics.

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Calculating the Determinant of a 3 x 3 Matrix - 04 Aug 2018

Calculating the determinant of a 3 x 3 matrix is relatively trivial; the Laplace expansion is the method used here.

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Least Squares Polynomial Fitting to N-Data Points - 04 Aug 2018

The least squares method can be used to fit a polynomial to a set of data points.

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ALT.NET Melbourne 2016 - 20 Sep 2016

I will be delivering a presentation on quantum computing at the ALT.

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DDD Melbourne 2016 - 08 Aug 2016

I will be delivering a presentation on quantum computing at DDD Melbourne 2016.

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A Closer Look at Huffman Encoding Using C# - 06 Apr 2016

On this page: How it Works Constructing the Binary Tree Encoding the Data Unpacking the Data Final Thoughts The Code Huffman encoding is a compression technique developed by David Huffman and published in his 1952 paper 'A Method fo

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QSharp: Generating Quantum Circuit Diagrams - 19 Jul 2015

The QSharp library will allow you to generate a quantum circuit diagram from a complete set of parsed commands.

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QSharp: PauliZGate - 04 Jun 2015

The quantum Z gate is represented by the Pauli-Z matrix.

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QSharp: PauliYGate - 03 Jun 2015

The quantum Y gate is represented by the Pauli-Y matrix.

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QSharp: PauliXGate - 02 Jun 2015

The quantum X gate is represented by the Pauli-X matrix, and as such is the quantum NOT gate.

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QSharp: the Register - 19 May 2015

The Register type represents a quantum state vector, which can be viewed as analogous to a memory register.

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QSharp: Getting Started - 13 May 2015

Getting started with QSharp is easy.

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Introducing QSharp - a C# quantum computing simulator - 12 May 2015

I remember the first time I heard about Quantum Computing - the basic concept seemed too fantastic to be true, with many of the fundamental principles seeming counter-intuitive and almost ridiculous to me.

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Windows Phone 8.1 app for PBS 106.7 FM - 22 Sep 2014

Recently some of my time has been taken up with developing a new streaming media app targeted at Windows Phone 8.

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When is a Linked List not a Linked List? - 11 May 2014

Well, when is it? It sounds like a trick question, but the truth of the matter is there's no such trick to the question at all.

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The Distance Between Two Points - 13 Mar 2014

What can mathematics do for your programming? That's an interesting question to explore, even more so when answered with an example.

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Set Theory: Difference - 12 Mar 2014

In set theory, the difference operation determines which elements from one set do not appear in the elements of another given set.

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Set Theory: Intersect - 03 Mar 2014

In set theory, the intersect operation determines which elements from a set intersect with elements from any given sets.

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Set Theory: Union - 03 Mar 2014

In set theory, the union operation is a enumerative combinatorial function that combines distinct elements found in any of the given sets.

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Factorials - 28 Feb 2014

The factorial of an integer is the product of all positive integers less than or equal to that number.

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Under the hood: List<T>.Contains(T) - 30 Jan 2014

One of the best things about .

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Prime Number Calculation in C# - 10 Nov 2013

A simple method for prime calculation involves: Calculate the square root of the number Setup a positively incrementing loop from 2 to the square root Attempt to divide the number by the loop value If the result of this calculation is greater t...

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Visual Studio 2012 Shouty Menus - 26 Feb 2013

Goodbye to you, Visual Studio 2012 upper case menus! Have you recently installed Visual Studio 2012, and noticed that amongst the raft of UI changes that the menus now shout at you? For some reason, it's been decided that the menus should all a...

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C# 3.0 Automatic Properties - 13 Dec 2011

There have been quite a few new interesting features added into C# over the last few iterations, and once of these that I'd always wondered about was automatic properties.

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