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| Good catch, I forgot to check that before publishing. Try it now. |
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| Thanks a lot, Christopher! Both methods work perfectly. I'm impressed. By your and Neils work my problem is completely solved now. Regards (Sorry for being late), Werner |
| Well, this would be certainly an overkill. Best regards, Andras |
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| Chip and me were discussing his function a few days ago, when I mentioned to him that this can be used to implement Lloyd relaxation in 3D. In the spirit of [this 2D Lloyd implementation][1] and [this spherical Lloyd implementation][2], I present the... |
| If the `ColorFunction` is of the form `ColorData[...]` it processes it differently from generalized functions. They are equivalent in general, but `GeoRegionValuePlot` treats them differently. |
| Thanks for sharing this incredible project, Christopher. I used it for a for a project with my kids this morning. They are in 8th and 10th grade and your work really made the high level ideas that go into virus modeling accessible to them: ... |