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| Thanks for the references. The afterward to Lakoff and Johnson's book contains a short discussion of a new viewpoint: a Neural Theory of Language. There are some references that are a bit old in such a rapidly evolving field, but I will check them... |
| Thanks. I have a great nephew who is interested in learning to code. I sent the code to his *parents* so that they can see what can be done with very little work. I think that almost all the commands are covered in Stephen's book, which is where I... |
| I would like this option as well. I don't use facebook, and I use Twitter of necessity and want it to know as little as possible about what I do. The wolfram ID has evolved quite a bit since it was introduced in 2003(?). |
| Great post, and thanks for providing the notebook for download. |
| I had an interesting discussion at the recent Wolfram conference. Someone use the example of a Quote that President Obama used on several occasions: "the last, full measure of devotion". The first question was whether a natural language... |
| There is no difference. You can change the extension in the Finder (or the equivalent in Windows/Linux), and Mathematica will do the same thing. I wouldn't recommend doing this with files you did not write, since the programs that load the package... |
| Interesting course. It would have been more useful to me if the text had been available at the start of the course, rather than at the end. Perhaps this will be fixed for the next iteration. |
| I checked to see if I had the software on my hard drive -- I bought the book when it was new. Unfortunately, I no longer have it. I looked at the book. It was written for version 4, so there is quite a bit that is obsolete. Someone who is... |
| I know about the time constraints for the project. A remarkable job. My choice of text was random -- just from the bookshelf next to my desk, and of course, being a translation, it will be harder to identify the date of writing. Thanks for pointing... |
| sorry to get off topic. My point is that using MIDI as a way to characterize music is a bad model, and is likely to lead to wrong conclusions. Not to say that algorithmic analysis is hopeless. Someone wrote a program that generated chorales in the... |