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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