Query quiz find a query for sine function distribution
Let me tell you something about distribution function.
Here, i use the term, 'distribution function' differently from what we use in general mathematics.
See the following query which generates self-counting sequence.
SELECT TRUNC (1 / 2 + SQRT (2 * LEVEL)) level#
FROM DUAL
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= 1000LEVEL#
1
2
2
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
5
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and, if we add some group by and counting to the above query...
SELECT level#
, LPAD ('*', COUNT (*), '*')
FROM (SELECT TRUNC (1 / 2 + SQRT (2 * LEVEL)) level#
FROM DUAL
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= 1000)
GROUP BY level#we can see a graph like below
LEVEL# LPAD('*',COUNT(*),'*')
1 *
2 **
3 ***
4 ****
5 *****
6 ******
7 *******
8 ********
9 *********
10 **********
11 ***********
12 ************
13 *************
14 **************
15 ***************
16 ****************
17 *****************
18 ******************
19 *******************
20 ********************
...As we all know, this is like a function f(x) = x.
i use the term, 'distribution function' as this meaning!
Distribution of numbers of data values.
Now, my question is this.
Find a query that generates distribution function f(x) = sin(x)
(Here, any amplitude and any period of sine function is allowed except zero.
And only the form of sine function is important.
No subquery factoring or user-defined function or procedure is allowed.
Use simple select statement only.)
And now, have a good challenge!
SELECT level#
, LPAD ('*', COUNT (*), '*')
FROM (
-------- some query -------------------
GROUP BY level#
LEVEL# LPAD('*',COUNT(*),'*')
0 *
1 **
2 *******
3 *************
4 *****************
5 **********************
6 **************************
7 ******************************
8 **********************************
9 **************************************
10 ****************************************
11 ********************************************
12 *********************************************
13 ************************************************
14 *************************************************
15 *************************************************
16 **************************************************
17 **************************************************
18 *************************************************
19 ************************************************
20 ***********************************************
21 ********************************************
22 ******************************************
23 ***************************************
24 ***********************************
25 ********************************
26 ****************************
27 ************************
28 *******************
29 **************
30 *********
31 *****Query Your Dream & Future at
http://www.soqool.com
It's cheating but, hey I wanted to draw pretty pictures too... :o))
SQL> SELECT rn as degrees, decode(sign(val),-1,lpad(' ', scale-abs(val), ' ')
2 ||lpad('*',abs(val),'*'), lpad(' ', scale, ' ')||lpad('*',val,'*')) as graph
3 from
4 (select rownum-1 rn, (sin(((rownum-1)/180)*acos(-1))) * x.scale as val, x.scale
5 from dual, (select 50 as scale from dual) x
6 connect by rownum <= 360);
DEGREES GRAPH
0
1
2 *
3 **
4 ***
5 ****
6 *****
7 ******
8 ******
9 *******
10 ********
11 *********
12 **********
13 ***********
14 ************
15 ************
16 *************
17 **************
18 ***************
19 ****************
20 *****************
21 *****************
22 ******************
23 *******************
24 ********************
25 *********************
26 *********************
27 **********************
28 ***********************
29 ************************
30 *************************
31 *************************
32 **************************
33 ***************************
34 ***************************
35 ****************************
36 *****************************
37 ******************************
38 ******************************
39 *******************************
40 ********************************
41 ********************************
42 *********************************
43 **********************************
44 **********************************
45 ***********************************
46 ***********************************
47 ************************************
48 *************************************
49 *************************************
50 **************************************
51 **************************************
52 ***************************************
53 ***************************************
54 ****************************************
55 ****************************************
56 *****************************************
57 *****************************************
58 ******************************************
59 ******************************************
60 *******************************************
61 *******************************************
62 ********************************************
63 ********************************************
64 ********************************************
65 *********************************************
66 *********************************************
67 **********************************************
68 **********************************************
69 **********************************************
70 **********************************************
71 ***********************************************
72 ***********************************************
73 ***********************************************
74 ************************************************
75 ************************************************
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108 ***********************************************
109 ***********************************************
110 **********************************************
111 **********************************************
112 **********************************************
113 **********************************************
114 *********************************************
115 *********************************************
116 ********************************************
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119 *******************************************
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121 ******************************************
122 ******************************************
123 *****************************************
124 *****************************************
125 ****************************************
126 ****************************************
127 ***************************************
128 ***************************************
129 **************************************
130 **************************************
131 *************************************
132 *************************************
133 ************************************
134 ***********************************
135 ***********************************
136 **********************************
137 **********************************
138 *********************************
139 ********************************
140 ********************************
141 *******************************
142 ******************************
143 ******************************
144 *****************************
145 ****************************
146 ***************************
147 ***************************
148 **************************
149 *************************
150 *************************
151 ************************
152 ***********************
153 **********************
154 *********************
155 *********************
156 ********************
157 *******************
158 ******************
159 *****************
160 *****************
161 ****************
162 ***************
163 **************
164 *************
165 ************
166 ************
167 ***********
168 **********
169 *********
170 ********
171 *******
172 ******
173 ******
174 *****
175 ****
176 ***
177 **
178 *
179
180
181
182 *
183 **
184 ***
185 ****
186 *****
187 ******
188 ******
189 *******
190 ********
191 *********
192 **********
193 ***********
194 ************
195 ************
196 *************
197 **************
198 ***************
199 ****************
200 *****************
201 *****************
202 ******************
203 *******************
204 ********************
205 *********************
206 *********************
207 **********************
208 ***********************
209 ************************
210 *************************
211 *************************
212 **************************
213 ***************************
214 ***************************
215 ****************************
216 *****************************
217 ******************************
218 ******************************
219 *******************************
220 ********************************
221 ********************************
222 *********************************
223 **********************************
224 **********************************
225 ***********************************
226 ***********************************
227 ************************************
228 *************************************
229 *************************************
230 **************************************
231 **************************************
232 ***************************************
233 ***************************************
234 ****************************************
235 ****************************************
236 *****************************************
237 *****************************************
238 ******************************************
239 ******************************************
240 *******************************************
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242 ********************************************
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245 *********************************************
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248 **********************************************
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296 ********************************************
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306 ****************************************
307 ***************************************
308 ***************************************
309 **************************************
310 **************************************
311 *************************************
312 *************************************
313 ************************************
314 ***********************************
315 ***********************************
316 **********************************
317 **********************************
318 *********************************
319 ********************************
320 ********************************
321 *******************************
322 ******************************
323 ******************************
324 *****************************
325 ****************************
326 ***************************
327 ***************************
328 **************************
329 *************************
330 *************************
331 ************************
332 ***********************
333 **********************
334 *********************
335 *********************
336 ********************
337 *******************
338 ******************
339 *****************
340 *****************
341 ****************
342 ***************
343 **************
344 *************
345 ************
346 ************
347 ***********
348 **********
349 *********
350 ********
351 *******
352 ******
353 ******
354 *****
355 ****
356 ***
357 **
358 *
359
360 rows selected.
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