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Alan Joyce
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After reading the umpteenth online article describing how someone trained a neural net to make up band names, or write bizarre recipes, or generate Pokemon, I asked whether any of the ML functionality in the Wolfram Language could easily do this sort...
Two more, since I just can't stop tinkering with this data: LinearGradientImage across all individual sweater colors, in order: ImageResize[ LinearGradientImage[ Normal@SortBy[ResourceData["Mister Rogers' Sweater Colors"], ...
Marco: you're absolutely right that this data would be a great addition to the Wolfram Data Repository... so I took a bit of time last night and created a ResourceObject containing a Dataset of the latest month's data (for all regions). I made only...
The deployed FormPage looks great in a mobile browser. I just bookmarked it.
I had trouble exporting data directly from OSM, so followed a link from there to the Overpass API — the only difference I can see so far is that I have to change instances of Cases[nodeElem, {__, "lat" -> lat_, "lon" -> lon_} -> {lat, lon} ...
One more from me: Pick from a list of other musical acts associated with songs recorded by Dylan; highlight the artist and songs on a graph of connections between artists and songs, and view a list of song titles. ActsByWork = ...
Maybe "solve" isn't quite the right word, but it still got me 90% of the way there... My 7-year-old has one of those "word" locks for his bicycle — a cable lock whose combination has four dials, each with 10 different letters on it. Unfortunately,...
In[26]:= counties = EntityList[ EntityClass["AdministrativeDivision", "ParentRegion" -> EntityClass["AdministrativeDivision", "AllUSStatesPlusDC"]]]; In[28]:= income = ...
Here's another fun addition to the dataset created above. Let's start by building an association that maps values in the "justiceName" field to the correct Wolfram Language entities (given the number of justices with the same last names, this took a...
Right, we should fix that. In the meantime, it's kind of interesting to look more closely at the words I threw out of the earlier clouds, and the context in which they appear. For example, "we need" is such a common phrase in these debates, but what...