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| *MODERATOR NOTE: coronavirus resources & updates:* https://wolfr.am/coronavirus ---------- It's inspiring to see so many people in the community devoting time and expertise to tracking and understanding this pandemic. Here at Wolfram, we've... |
| Every time I see another article pop up wherein somebody trains a neural net to generate names of something, I feel obligated to go back and run the same training sets through my dead-simple setup to do the same thing in the Wolfram Language. This... |
| 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... |
| If you (like me) are both a data geek *and* a Fred-Rogers-raised child of the 70's, you probably caught Owen Phillips's nice piece of cardigan-centric data science yesterday [Every Color Of Cardigan Mister Rogers Wore From 19792001][1]. He posted... |
| I had such luck using the Wolfram Language to help my son [crack a forgotten lock combination][1], I've been trying to find other ways to incorporate little programming demonstrations/projects into daily household life. I won't go into the details,... |
| ![enter image description here][1] I don't want to wade too deeply into political waters here, but given how much of the national conversation lately has revolved around polarization in national political parties, I thought that others might be... |
| 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,... |
| ![enter image description here][1] I was intrigued by [this New York Times article][2] and its accompanying visualizations, and wanted to find out if I could get the raw data and work with it in the Wolfram Language. I found a description of the... |
| I discovered the [American Presidency Project's][1] collection of historical party platforms over the holiday weekend, and couldn't resist diving into some simple text analysis and visualization. For example I could see how word usage by The... |