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| Please email wolfram-u@wolfram.com and we will get back to you. Thanks. |
| Hi Bogdan, I think that you can also just jump right into the course and acquire basic Wolfram Language skills from the numerous examples in the course. Use "Elementary Introduction ..." as a reference when you run into trouble or want to explore the... |
| It should be fixed now Dave. Thank you! |
| Absolutely. Please feel free to email us at wolfram-u@wolfram.com, once you are done with all the exercises. So glad to hear you found the course useful. Thank you for your feedback. |
| For Exercise 4.3.4 I am getting the same output with I use standard deviation or r-squared both are equivalent to the "Expected Output", but neither result allow me to get a Correct answer from the auto-grader. Since this course was originally... |
| The 0.975 number is the probability needed for looking up z-star in tables, or for using the InverseCDF function to get z-star. The end points of a 95% confidence interval are the points at the ends of an interval that includes the central 95% of... |
| ![enter image description here][1] Join the [two-week online boot camp][2], to connect remotely with Wolfram instructors for a guided online introduction to applied multiparadigm data science. You will have the option to use either your own... |
| Thank you for your interest! Even though the live sessions have now concluded, we have added the recordings and the shared notebook to our Wolfram U catalog, as an archived event. The content is freely available here: [The Wolfram Plugin for ChatGPT... |
| I participated in the 14-hour Wolfram Language Study Group led earlier in 2023 by Arben and the subsequent Level 1 certification study -- led by Arben and Abrita. Excellent stuff, and excellent staff -- from the TPMs to the question-answerers to the... |
| Glad to read, Good luck with the exam! |