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| Note that Mathematica uses some pretty formatting on expressions as well. For example, `Quantity` expressions format in a human-readable way: ![input and output of Quantity[26.2, "Miles"]][1] Notice the slightly lighter text colour. So the... |
| If you would like your solution to generalise to more than two matrices as well, something like this could work: ``` MapThread[List /* MaximalBy[Last] /* First, {A, B}] ``` `/*` there is the `RightComposition` function. |
| How about `Verbatim`? ``` Clear[f]; f[Verbatim[_Real]] := 0; f[_] := 1; {f[_Integer] (*1*), f[_Real] (*0*)} ``` |
| A free account should be able to access it, yes, but not sure if it will use any credits from the free account. |
| You can try mapping `pPoäng`: BarChart[pPoäng /@ Range[2, 26], ChartLabels -> Range[2, 36], AxesLabel -> {X}, ImageSize -> Large] I wouldn't suggest this, though. If you look at the Information of pPöang, you'll see that it is a function... |
| To get a wider graph: TreePlot[list, VertexLabeling -> True, AspectRatio -> 0.1, ImageSize -> {Automatic, 100}] To get a rotated graph: TreePlot[list, Left, VertexLabeling -> True] The [documentation for TreePlot][1] may provide... |