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| This seems to be a yahoo finance thing. "X" is USD so for EUR/USD you need to divide by 1. For say USD/JPY you do not. euro = TimeSeries[FinancialData["EUR=X", "Price", {{2006}, {2016}, "Week"}][[All,2]]]; eurusd = 1/euro; ... |
| Hello, Today, through the USER PORTAL, as it is indicated there, I asked to 'orders@wolfram.co.uk' how to download and reinstall my Mathematica 6.0.1 (full commercial version). However, my email: Sirs, I take for granted that... |
| I guess this is a count of functions that have stood the test of time ;-) |
| Hello all, Find in the attached notebook the content which I have been trying to post today without success. I am afraid the Community editor is even worse than Sanskrit to me (or perhaps to my browser). If anyone is interested in the... |
| I had the same problem while working on the solutions visualization in the discussion [LinearProgramming approach for "best teams" algorithm](http://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/975898) -- I had to resort to using `GraphPlot`. |
| Correction, I did have the JDK installed. The problem must have been due to something else. |
| Related: Workbench now compatible with Wolfram Language and Mathematica 10 and 11 http://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/963774 |
| I have been trying to extract and parse the 'Infobox' part of Wikipedia articles. Firstly, I tried the Mathematica tools WikipediaData and WikipediaSearch. Initially, I thought that WikipediaData would extract directly the 'Infobox' block. In... |
| > One could probably say that Mathematica is a language for people who > what to get things done, but who don't want to be programmers. I would > have no idea how to quantify that type of user. That is exactly why I am using Mathematica 10.0.2. ... |
| In the link you provide in your post above, István Zachar says > When it comes to visual analysis, large datasets or data with intricate internal details often makes plotting in 2 D useless, as the outcome is either just a fraction of the full... |