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| Nice post! I'd like to play a bit with the data, but I think the permissions on that CloudObject are still private: In[112]:= theOfficeEpisodeData = Import[CloudObject["user:jfklein/the-office-episode-dataset.wl"]] During evaluation... |
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| Here is a pretty concise solution using Inactive: Activate[Inactive[SetDelayed][ToExpression[funcName]@@(Pattern[#,_]&/@args),body]] and another using With: With[{funcName=ToExpression[funcName],args=Pattern[#,_]&/@args,body=body}, ... |
| In your first example, the intersection is being represented symbolically. You can get a mesh back using BoundaryDiscretizeRegion: cubd = Cuboid[{-2, -2, -2}, {4, 4, 4}]; hlfsp = HalfSpace[{-1, -1, 1}, {0, 0, 0}]; ... |
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| This is really cool! There is a chapter about something similar to this in a book called Opt Art that you might enjoy. The whole book is about creating art with linear optimization. |
| Ah, that makes a lot of sense. You are basically getting only the "outer" hull (a bit like the upper/lower hull) instead of the full convex hull. I'll make that change if I submit these to the function repository. Edit: I wonder why GeoVoronoi... |
| 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. |