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| Periodogram seams to be one data point short on the frequency axis. Thus the frequencies are incorrect. With an input vector of length n, I think the periodogram should have n / 2 +1 points. The example I have should have a peak at frequency 0.2.... |
| It’s not too difficult to figure out. |
| [CForm][1] could help you with the conversion. [1]: http://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/CForm.html |
| Notice that ``` 1900. + AbsoluteTime[{2024,12,31}]/QuantityMagnitude[Quantity[1,"Years"],"Seconds"] (* 2025.03 *) ``` This seems better: ``` DateValue[{2024,12,31},"Year"] + DateValue[{2024,12,31},"YearFraction"] (* 2024.95 *) ``` |
| In there a way to call Mathematica/WL from within LibreOffice Calc? I see that there used to be a product for OpenOffice (ancestor of LibreOffice) from Andreas Lauschke, but is seems to be no longer available: ... |
| We have recently released functions such as SystemModelCalibrate and SystemModelUncertaintyPlot, https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/SystemModelCalibrate https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/SystemModelUncertaintyPlot We are... |
| Try using `Block[ ]` instead of `Module[ ]`. |
| How about using CLTR-L "Insert Input from Above", tweak code, evaluate and repeat until no more tweaking needed? |
| Anton, Thanks for the update |
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