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| Nice illustration and useful domain-specific supplement to the Wolfram documentation. |
| You could try exporting to Parquet and/or SQLite. For SQLite, you may need to load DatabaseLink using Get or Needs. I’ve recently used both formats successfully when working with large datasets. SQLite has the advantage of being open source with... |
| Does [this][1] help? Personally, I avoid using subscripted variables in functions. But I know of colleagues who like to use them for presentation reasons. [1]:... |
| Nice contribution Malcolm. To reach a wider audience of Civil Engineers — most of whom will probably never look at this site — it might be worth considering a post on LinkedIn and/or similar. As a further example of what’s possible using Wolfram... |
| SpatialEstimate can also work well for this type of application. It offers greater flexibility than Interpolation which is limited to linear interpolation when data points don't conform to a regular grid. |
| Thanks for the suggestion. But, as you say, this is suitable for display purposes only. The Head of the output expression is Row and cannot be used for calculation. Furthermore, I don't relish the prospect of having to apply a replacement rule... |
| Perhaps 1D finite elements – such as beams and the like – could one-day be incorporated into the Wolfram Finite Element Package? |
| Agreed. Thanks again for the detailed explanation. Much appreciated. |
| Update… Wolfram Support has confirmed that this issue is a bug. Hopefully, it’ll be fixed soon. |
| Neat - I’ve not come across SetAccuracy before. Another useful nugget to stash away for future use. |