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| The method option "VectorMapRemoveLabels" is an experimental/undocumented option, used internally, and it may change at any time (with a nice documented syntax). I talked a bit about that in my presentation at the WTC 2021. I see, even when all... |
| ![enter image description here][1] &[Wolfram Notebook][2] Original post (Spanish): https://elecciones.deigualaigual.net/2021/1578-elecciones-presidenciales-peruanas-2021-segunda-vuelta-deteccion-de-actas-estadisticamente-atipicas/ [DONT... |
| Nice post! My first Mathematica version was also 4.0. I remember a physics professor that told us: you have to learn this! And then he started teaching us how to use it in his free time, of course with the intention we would become more productive in... |
| Good point! I think the age distribution is not that different in the mountain and jungle (coast is definitely different!). The official sources contain the age distribution of infected people at global country, but it is not detailed by region, that... |
| Thanks for reporting it, I will fix it! |
| Thanks, that's what I meant (sorry, I had a couple of versions, and I mixed when copy/pasting). I edited my version with the right definition too. |
| Yes, we can do a whole set of comparisons for the countries playing the world cup. About the players data, very nice data, but anyway it is always different how they play in their national selections than in their regular teams. And no match is... |
| You are missing the _obvious_ `Integrate`, which could be done even without a `Piecewise` function: Integrate[Min[2 x, 1 - x], {x, 0, 1}] > 1 / 3 |
| If you need `All` within a given radius, you may also try `GeoEntities`, which is faster: GeoEntities[GeoDisk[GeoPosition[{40.11, -88.24}], Quantity[5, "Miles"]], "ZIPCode"] {Entity["ZIPCode", "61824"], Entity["ZIPCode", "61825"],... |
| Very nice!!! We have a colder summer start, but if it follows the same as last summer, it will be warmer soon: ![enter image description here][1] Note: I'm using Celsius. [1]:... |