Sunday, September 21, 2014

Algorithms

The way we live our life in our everyday activities and the process that we all unknowingly go through in a single day to complete easy tasks can be expressed with algorithms. From the way we go about making our favorite meals to how we decide what we should wear in the morning. For simple problems we encounter everyday we have devised a system we go about doing without even truly knowing it. These processes become second hand nature to us and we get to a point where we can preform these actions as if they were as simple as breathing. For example when some one wakes up in the morning to get ready for their day one of the first things they do is apply proper clothing for the day. This process can extend from five minutes to what may seem like a century if you're waiting on your significant other. But the main point of this relation is to describe how it would be if it was explained within an algorithm. So to start off the algorithm, first, you would want to take in the outside variables. Being the weather conditions. By first looking at what the weather is like in the world around you, you can then infer what type of clothing would best suit you. By using the first variable as the weather, it makes the selection of clothing more precise and accurate. The outside variable effects the entire process. The program could take information from the internet, pulling data from the local area's weather for the week. And put together a set of outfits that would be optimal for the user. Putting certain weather into different categories based off of the temperature, humidity, chance of rain, and wind. Then from there the program would preform the next step, which would consist of using the users patterns of clothing choice to put together a outfit that would best suit them in their own personal taste. By doing so it would make the chance of success increase. This program could easily be implemented into a computer. To log in the program what the user has available, the final program would include a input variable that would ask the user the brand, style, color, and best use of product for weather conditions. Then using the information the user provided, it would pull information from the internet and try to locate the image of the product and display it in the users profile. Keeping the data for later use. This would make a simple process that can take some prior planning into a matter of grab and go. 

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