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Relative medal per country rankings for 2024 Paris Olympic

Relative medal per country rankings for 2024 Paris Olympic

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POSTED BY: Michael Rogers
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@Michael, this is very cool post, thanks for sharing! These thoughts crossed my mind imidiately:

  • Are not there some graphical means of visualization we can invent for this? I am thinking about it myself. Tables might be less easy to grasp.

  • Running your code on Mac desktop V14.1 I got the following result (some other folks reported issues too):

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POSTED BY: Vitaliy Kaurov

Hi Vitaliy,

Probably there are visualizations. I was reacting to the ubiquitous medals tables on TV and the web.

I don't know what to say about $Aborted. I've run the code several ways. After restarting the kernel, after restarting Mathematica. I've run the code in the notebook attached to the OP; from the wolframcloud.com version it came from; from my personal desktop version. Every time I run it on my laptop, I don't get $Aborted. I don't see how I could possible fix something that does not happen for me.

OK, I just tried this on WolframCloud. I opened the notebook for the OP on Cloud. The dataset displayed as $Aborted three times in a row. I then changed the stylesheet:

SetOptions[EvaluationNotebook[],StyleDefinitions->"Default.nb"]

Then the dataset displayed as a table.

However, $Aborted does not happen on my MacBook Pro (M1). Not with any notebook that I mentioned: not the one from the OP, not my Cloud copy, not my original laptop one.

I don't understand, but maybe the changing the stylesheet will fix things.
POSTED BY: Michael Rogers
POSTED BY: Ahmed Elbanna
POSTED BY: Michael Rogers

Hi Ahmed,

Try

SetOptions[EvaluationNotebook[],StyleDefinitions->"Default.nb"]

No idea why that would fix things. I tried it on WolframCloud, and it seemed to fix it. Still, I don't see why that would fix the desktop. As I said, it works for me on my laptop as is.
POSTED BY: Michael Rogers

It worked when I moved the code to new unmodified notebook with default stylesheet then evaluated it. Interesting!
Thank you Michael!
POSTED BY: Ahmed Elbanna

Apparently Dynamic[] things don't behave well when import into this community site. I suppose it's the dependence on global variables (hence the error showing medalassoc hasn't been initialized). Instead of trying to guess how to fix it, here's an image of the output rankings:

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POSTED BY: Michael Rogers
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