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| Afternoon everyone, I've been rendering Encapsulated PostScript (.eps) graphics to insert into LaTeX documents with Mathematica for a long time. It seems with 12.0 the export to this format has changed under the hood, now leveraging Cairo 1.15.4.... |
| Hi everyone, Recently I've been writing some work up in LaTeX. As I usually work in Mathematica, I found myself going back and forth between Mathematica and my Tex editor as I adjusted figures I was rendering with Mathematica code. I began to... |
| Hi all, I am a long time Mathematica coder, and work in other functional languages. I am a passable user of C++, though this is usually quite pedestrian. I've taken my second serious run at WSTP development today, and come up short. I wish to... |
| The [Bloomberg Olympic medal counter][1] features some great data on the wealth and population of the competing countries. Whilst this is the best way to view the medal data, I struggle to get a sense of the relationship these metrics have with... |
| This is a fun analysis Bernat, but I worry about the colossal dominance of red! Is there really so much blood? This leads me to suspect we might be picking up the word red inside other words, murdered springs to mind! Rather than count occurrence... |
| You can log your data manually, and plot this via ListPlot3D. The axes can be removed, or you can use Ticks specification to insert the correct labels. For example: Ticks -> {{}, {Log[10^#], 10^#} & /@ Range[0, 5]} This plot option... |
| Marco has sent me his character frequency plot: ![marco freq][1] We can quite easily take the frequency rank from the axis of this plot, and so compare the frequency of characters in our code. ![comparison][2] Here my characters are... |
| {1, 2, 3, 4}/{11, 12, 13, 14} ![result][1] [1]: http://community.wolfram.com//c/portal/getImageAttachment?filename=9164Capture.PNG&userId=445606 |
| Transpose[{{1, 2, 3, 4} , {11, 12, 13, 14}}] ![output][1] [1]: http://community.wolfram.com//c/portal/getImageAttachment?filename=Capture03.PNG&userId=445606 |
| Interestingly your 'k non-negative' assumptions (which at first glance appear redundant) make all the difference. Asserting k is real also works here. Unfortunately similar assumptions I've tried do not recover the derivative. ![comparison... |