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Just want to confirm this forum page will deal with queries from all three weeks of the current study group right?
Yes, sure.
This is just a silly example for fun.
Hi Abrita,
I have a number of questions about the topic of Anomaly Detection:
The Boston Homes Dataset has a number of properties (with multiple column head or names of variables). If we generate AnomalyDetection function without specifying the variable, what kind of anomaly are we detecting? If I want to control a particular variable and want to detect anomaly within the values of that variable (e.g., "RM" or "DIS"), what should I do?
Is "FinancialData["SP500"] available?
What's the proper format of "anomaly" to avoid the following error message? ("anomalies = FindAnomalies[pdata, AcceptanceThreshold -> 0.001`]; FindAnomalies::mlbddata: The data is not formatted correctly.)
What does SynthesizeMissingValues do in the numerical example? Is it taking a kind of moving average? What if the data is binary (e.g., Yes or No, or 0 or 1)? What kinds of Method is this function using in each case, and why?
Hi, Abrita,
I got the following error message when evaluating the cell:
breastCancerData = Import[FileNameJoin[{NotebookDirectory[], "data", "breast-cancer-wisconsin.data"}]]; Import::nffil: File C:\Users\Thereds\Documents\Wolfram Mathematica\Wolfram Univ Study Group 2020\Multiparadigm Data Science\data\breast-cancer-wisconsin.data not found during Import.
What is the problem? Do I need to change the directory or the property of "breast-cancer-wisconsin.data"?
Sorry. The data file was not included with the notebook in the download link we provided. You can get the data file from the location https://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/machine-learning-databases/breast-cancer-wisconsin/breast-cancer-wisconsin.data
So just use the following instead of the code in the notebook:
breastCancerData = Import["https://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/machine-learning-databases/breast-cancer-wisconsin/breast-cancer-wisconsin.data"]
Thank you for this information and above!
The problem with ClusterClassify that showed up during todays session looks like a bug introduced in 12.1 and present in 12.1.1 as well. Works fine on 12.0
ClusterClassify
$Version (* 12.0.0 for Mac OS X x86 (64-bit) (April 7, 2019) *) breastCancerData = Import["https://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/machine-learning-databases/breast-cancer-wisconsin/breast-cancer-wisconsin.data"]; cc = ClusterClassify[breastCancerData[[All, 2 ;; -2]]]
$Version (* 12.1.0 for Mac OS X x86 (64-bit) (March 14, 2020) *) cc = ClusterClassify[breastCancerData[[All, 2 ;; -2]]]
Thanks for sharing this @Rohit Namjoshi
@Abrita Chakravarty I agree with @rjehanathan the answer to Question 8 in Quiz 2 for Week 2 Section about Machine Learning is not correct. I tried it with an example to confirm. The only way to get 100% score is by accepting the incorrect answer.
Hi Abrita, I was not able to properly download "creatures.mx" data. Can you tell me where and how to download separately? Thanks in advance. Best wishes,
You can get the legendary creatures data from this notebook:
Hello, I have a question about the certificate. I answered everything and I watched the videos, but I can't download the certificate. At each test it shows me that the test is passed. But in the Course Certificate writes that I have no progress. If you can answer me what is the problem? Thank you. Respectfully,
Hi Diana, Could you please email wolfram-u@wolfram.com with the name of the course and the Wolfram ID you used to complete the quizzes.
Dear all,
Can anyone tell me how to plot a number of PredictorFunction simultaneously? Thanks in advance. Best
Hello, I wanted to know if 6 quizzes of the notebook module are valid for certification, I did it but it does not appear to me that I have taken them. Regards,
Hi @Roberto Chang, Could you please email wolfram-u@wolfram.com with your Wolfram ID so we can investigate this further? Thanks
nice and compact, this is cheaper than using dynamic[], cheers! one point is about event passing, to save the document twice is more expensive than pass the event down stream to the default event handler.
Thank you, Vincent!
You can see from my first chunk of code that the document wasn't actually saved. I found the fix in the "Possible Issues" section for "NotebookEventActions". SO, ALWAYS check the POSSIBLE ISSUES sections. Several of my solutions have come from these respective sections of the documentation.
Hope to "see" you for future challenges :-D
A bit off topic, but the easiest way, in my opinion, is not to use Grid at all for this but ArrayPlot
ArrayPlot[Table[Mod[i + j, 2], {i, 8}, {j, 8}], Frame -> False, ColorRules -> {0 -> Red, 1 -> Black}]
then the result is also "scalable".
Absolutely - TMTOWTDI :) ArrayPlot would be another way.
Attended this morning lecture on Notebooks. They made mention of a quiz that was reporteded announced in the earlier email reminder. I don't see that - probably because I registered minutes before ;-) Could you announce the quiz location here? or send it to me privately? Thanks.
@paulerickson we will email you the link to the quiz along with all the other links to recordings, related resources etc. on Sunday. Look out for an email from "Wolfram Virtual Events" (domain gotowebinar.com)
Sure there are more efficient ways... but this one works just fine:
background[i, j] := If[EvenQ[i + j], Red, Black]; color = Flatten[Table[{i, j} -> background[i, j], {i, 8}, {j, 8}]]; Grid[Table[[Placeholder], {8}, {8}], Frame -> All, Background -> {None, None, color}]
I guess, there are more elegant solutions, but...it does the job...
Grid[Table[, {8}, {8}], Frame -> All, Background -> {{}, {}, Flatten[Table[ If[Mod[i + j, 2] == 0, {i, j} -> Red, {i, j} -> Black], {i, 1, 8}, {j, 1, 8}]]}]
Introduction to Notebooks course lecture videos covered on June 25:
Daily Challenge:
Use Grid and its Background option to make a 64 square checker board. If that's too easy for you, share with us a unique grid you have created by playing with its different options.
Partition[ Flatten[Table[{{Red, Black}, {Black, Red}}, {4}, {4}], {2, 3}] // Flatten, 8] // ArrayPlot
Hi Rohit, thank you, that's my experience with new languages: it starts with comprehension, but in the end it's always about the vocabulary...
I shall check out ConstantArray
First daily challenge with dark gray background and white text because I love dark mode!
CellPrint[ Cell[StyleData["CodeText"], FontFamily -> "Source Serif Pro", FontSlant -> "Italic", FontColor -> White, Background -> Darker@Gray]]
Hello, Ildiko, below code can catch and handle the notebook save event:
this=EvaluationNotebook[]; k = 0; SetOptions[this, NotebookEventActions -> {{"MenuCommand", "Save"} :> k++}];
then you can interactively check value of k after save the notebook again and again,
Thank you! Unfortunately, I still don't see how to proceed. I guess, my issue is that I don't understand how these events are evaluated. When I added a Print[] after the k++, I could see the value changing, yet, I don't know how to pass now that changed value to a DockedCells definition. It seems to me as if everything related to the choosing of Save button (that is all the consequences) should be in one single command, right after detecting that event.
ok, here is the code can do the job:
this = EvaluationNotebook[]; k = "unsaved"; SetOptions[this, DockedCells -> Cell[BoxData[ToBoxes[Dynamic[k]]], "DockedCell"]]; SetOptions[this, NotebookEventActions -> {{"MenuCommand", "Save"} :> (k = DateString[]), PassEventsDown -> True}];
Some key concepts including Dynamic[], event passing, docked cells expression acceptance...
Thank you! I tried to work with Dynamic, but ... I'll take note of this. Thanks again.
Hello, the code below doesn't work properly, but I can't find how to "catch" the Save and force an update... :(
SetOptions[EvaluationNotebook[], DockedCells -> Cell[EventHandler[ DateString[], {{"MenuCommand", "Save"} :> (DateString[])}], "DockedCell"]]
Today's challenge:
Share a snippet of code that will create a DockedCell for a notebook that will show the date and time when the notebook was last saved.
Hints: DockedCells, NotebookEventActions, EventHandler
This was a GOOOOD problem to work out!
Thanks for the feedback. We will work on getting it fixed.
Introduction to Notebooks course lecture videos covered on June 24:
Hi Jamie!
After my attention wavering yesterday, I'm not to bothered about presentation but do see that It brings clarity to long notebooks, I found today remarkable so much scope with so few commands! Thanks to the team.
Cell[BoxData[ StyleBox[ RowBox[{"StyleData", "[", "\"\<CodeText\>\"", "]"}], FontColor->RGBColor[0.13713282978561075`, 0.09901579308766308, 0.06050202182040131], Background->RGBColor[0.94, 0.88, 0.94]]], "Input", FontFamily->"Source Serif Pro", FontWeight->"Regular", FontSlant->"Italic"]
Today's lecture videos:
And a daily challenge for you:
Post a snippet of code showing the cell expression for the style definition from a stylesheet, that will change the appearance of the CodeText style in a notebook as follows: Background color: light purple Font family: source serif pro Font color: darker brown Font slant: Italic
Post a snippet of code showing the cell expression for the style definition from a stylesheet, that will change the appearance of the CodeText style in a notebook as follows:
CellPrint@ Cell[StyleData["CodeText"], FontFamily -> "Source Serif Pro", FontSlant -> "Italic", FontColor -> Darker[Brown], Background -> LightPurple]
Hi @Neena Naikar you will find study group schedules at https://www.wolfram.com/wolfram-u/special-event/study-groups/
How do you found out about other study groups
Hi Roberto, If you do not already have a Wolfram product like Mathematica or Wolfram Desktop, please consider getting a trial version of Wolfram | One which will provide you a download for the "Wolfram Desktop". You can open the notebooks in the Wolfram Desktop.
Hello everyone:
I see the notebooks attached in the reminder email. How can I load them?
Regards,
Rch
Hello everyone. I want to know about the class of today. I am watching that they are talking about "introduction to notebooks". My question is: Today, all those videos were exposed? Thanks (i'm sorry but my english is terrible)
Hello @diego esteban gutierrez valencia, the video lessons from today were:
These videos can be watched from the interactive course Introduction to Notebooks. You can check your progress in this course by clicking on the Course Certificate icon in the toolbar. A certificate of course completion is available.
Thank you.
The download link is included in your reminder email for the study group from Wolfram Virtual Events. You will also find them in the "Lesson Notebook" tab alongside each lecture in the course "Introduction to Notebooks"
Hi Abrita, I've really enjoyed your lectures sofar. I joined a week late and therefore didn't get the first reminder email with the download link to the notebooks for the first week. I know I can just paste examples from the "Lessons Notebooks" tab in "Intro to Notebooks" course as I work examples from last week's videos, but I'd like to have the mathematica-native versions of those notebooks for posterity if possible. Can you send me either that first reminder email or the link to last weeks notebooks contained within? Thanks! Nate
@Nathaniel Herman, here is a download link containing the Week 1 materials, including notebooks and Q&A transcripts: https://wolfr.am/NE3MscfP
Where can I get those notebooks?
After looking at the notebooks for this week's study group's topics, I'm really excited. These are exactly type of topics that I was hoping would become a Study group deep-dive.
Audio lost in video lecture!
@Sam Garwood, you might need to refresh your browser. Please submit a Question in the webinar interface to let us know how it's going.
And wasn't it Knock out!
I hope I sleep tonight I'm febrile with anticipation.
I first got mathematica 10 - years ago but gave up on it because there was so much that it offered and like a blind man I kept stumbling. Last week I requested a trial of 12.1 but my desk old mac's OS couldn't cope...time for a new mac me thinks!
Thanks to those involved in this.
Jonathan
Hi Jonathan!
You don't have to wait to get a new computer. You can start with the Elementary Introduction to the Wolfram Language Interactive course and start coding in the cloud right now.
Have fun! :D
Thanks Lori I will,
Already a benifit for this course who knows what next
Jonathan.
I've just watched the AI presentation,
This is incredible I'm away of to the repository now...I may br some time!
This week's topic: Introduction to Notebooks.
See you there :)
What types of certificates does the newest Daily Study Group offer?
Hi Chris, Sure you will definitely be able to catch up with access to the recordings and other study materials. We usually send out links to a collection of resources used during the sessions at the end of the week, that should help you catch up.
Hello, this is my first study group. I am interested in practice and learning new features rather than certification. That said, I have a question: sometimes I'll have schedule conflicts (other meetings) that will prevent me from attending. Is there a way to catch up later?
Chris from Richmond, VA, USA
Way to go Jamie, A fine Scottish name that!
Jonathan from Glasgow Scotland.
Hello Jamie!
Woohoo! :D
