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Hi, FindPeaks does not like something about this TimeSeries object. I have run it on other TimeSeries and it completes without errors. Any ideas what is going on here. Example is in the attached notebook. &[Wolfram Notebook][1] Thanks, ... |
Thank you for looking into it. Do you think the fix for querying could come as a paclet update or does it need to be updated by installation of a new version of Mathematica? |
I was inspired by Wolfram's [chart of statistical distribution functions][1] and wanted to know what other sets functions where out there and how long they have been around. With the `WolframLanguageData` function and the `"FunctionalityAreas"`... |
Hi Andrew, Is there anyway to enable evaluation of a cells without manipulate? I understand these will run from my cloud credits, correct. In the desktop app I evaluated `SetPermissions[co, All -> {"Read", "Interact", "Execute"}]` but the cells... |
Any new information for SenseHat support in Mathematica on the Raspberry Pi? I just got a version 3 Pi for my son and he as been making his way through Steven W's programming book. I got the SenseHat to complement his programming. However,... |
You may use `Apply` with the *replaces heads at level 1* shortcut. costperfish @@@ {{50, 4, 2.5, 2}, {20, 6, 1, 2.5}} Hope this helps. |
You may also use the operator form of `Merge` which compacts the `Dataset` query a bit. myds[Merge[Min], {"Reinsurance Payment Amount (or Not Eligible)", "Individual Market Risk Adjustment Transfer Amount"}] Hope this helps. |
Hello, I am in the middle of making a CDF for a collection of expensive calcuations and plots. I've gone with DynamicModule and have read the documentation but I've obviously missed a few things as it is not working as expected. The code below... |
Wow! How would you modify it so that the radius of the flash circle is proportional to the magnitude of the earthquake and also have the flash circle semi-transparent so you can see the density of the earthquake occurrences? |
Hummm .... Apparently this can all be done with a simple command; `PadRight[t, {3, 3}]`. Oh well, it was an interesting exercise. LOL |