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| Thanks! This works just fine: rinterp = Interpolation[{First[#], First[Last[#]]} & /@ Reverse /@ interpolationGrid, InterpolationOrder -> All] |
| It appears that ScalingFunctions is flipping the sign of the y-values. lp = ListContourPlot[tmap,ImageSize->200,FrameTicks->Automatic,ScalingFunctions->{Identity,"Reverse"},DataRange->{{1,10},{1,100}}] ; PlotRange /.... |
| Since at least 13.2, there is a "cite this as" click-to-copy at the bottom of each documentation page. I think that may be the best way to do this if you are using specific functions. For WL without the FrontEnd, I think you have met your moral... |
| Excellent presentation Paritosh Mokhasi. Will you be making your presentation notebook available? |
| Yet another way of using regions to constrain the vector arguments to NMinimize by using Regions &[Wolfram Notebook][1] [1]: https://www.wolframcloud.com/obj/86394446-dd0d-48ef-acc2-66a0ada6a079 |
| For importing pdf documents, Version 13 introduced a larger variety of importable elements such as embedded images, etc. These can be very useful. I am wondering if anybody has worked out how to do the following: *Extract equations from a pdf of... |
| I am not sure exactly what you are asking, but perhaps this might give you an idea for a direction. Here is the finite list generated by repeated multiplications by I: FixedPoint[Union[Join[#, I #]] &, {1}, 1000] So the order is: ... |
| Hello Sander, Yes, I think it shouldn't be too hard too. I've thought about doing just that. I imagine that I'll just keep thinking about it. |
| I created a new stack on AWS. It looks like the template is inserting "us-east" no matter what I do. Ah, there is a pull down menu on the AWS dashboard that asks you to specify your region: ![pull down tab at right][1] However, trying to... |
| Perhaps something along these lines will give you a direction to follow: {tMin, tMax} = MinMax[ T[[All, 3]]] T[[All, 3]] = (T[[All, 3]] - tMin) (tMax - tMin) ListPlot3D[T, ColorFunction -> "TemperatureMap"] ... |