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| Thank you Rohit. I did try to properly format my code but somehow couldn't get my code to show up properly, I attached the notebook to my post so that you could better see what I was doing, Your solution helped me find the way to do what I wanted... |
| FindIsomorphicSubgraph[g1,g2] finds a subgraph of g1 that is isomorphic to g2. That is a great addition. It seems to do its calculations simply based on vertices and their interconnections. My question is this: Is there a version or some sort of... |
| Please see my question in the form of a Notebook. It seems that at least sometimes, TradingChart and InteractiveTradingChart do not display the candlesticks correctly! &[Wolfram Notebook][1] [1]:... |
| Hello Rohit, Now, that would make sense. I hadn't thought of that. Thanks Henrick |
| Hello Mike, Collaboration is always good in my book. Pease realize that though proficient in C#, I am not so with Mathematica. I started with Mathematica about 6 years ago and it has been in fits and starts. I would get discouraged by how different... |
| Hello Rohit. Yes, the full range of data is plotted, but what you show in the last 3 binarized images is not what I wish for. In your last images, the Minimum Y coordinate (leftmost point in images 1, 3rd point in images 2 and 3) should be on the X... |
| Thank you Rohit and Henrik, Rohit's solution does pretty much what I want. When I use Henrik's solution I get no Frame. This works: ListLinePlot[shortCoordinates[[n]], ImageSize -> {128, 128}, Frame -> False, Axes -> False,... |
| Thank you so much Rohit. You helped me notice something that somehow I had missed. Towards the end of the example in the documentation they use the Part approach and I guess my mind got stuck on it, I was simply surprised when I noticed that the [ ]... |
| I agree. I will try, in the future, to be much more descriptive and to, when possible, provide code. |
| Thank you Rohit. I will take a look at it. At first sight it looks promising. |