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| I created a chart to help express my point: &[Wolfram Notebook][1] [1]: https://www.wolframcloud.com/obj/c9ac831a-cc54-444e-b8eb-5a04425990aa |
| Hi Amanda, This post is several years old now and so I don't know if you still follow it but I'm curious how your strategy performed and if you've made any modifications or changes to your methodology. Also, could you implement your iterative... |
| Thanks Bob. Two excellent solutions here. Much appreciated. |
| Thanks Clayton! |
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| Jonathan, this is an interesting task, but you say: > The direct attempt to find the limit of sum of series doesn’t succeed, ... If I try that on my system $Version (* Out: "12.3.1 for Linux x86 (64-bit) (June 24, 2021)" *) I... |
| Rafal, Thanks for the further detailed explanation. I've been experiencing some difficulty creating HDF5 files in WL and reading them into Python, and vice-versa. If you happened to have a couple of canned examples of how the function... |
| The point, of course, is not to win the Mathematica one-liner competition. That's just a benchmark - I see it as a kind of mini Turing test in Computer Science. The ultimate goal is to see if we can create an engine that can program itself to... |
| What David Park writes is totally sensible: the built-in Mathematica syntax for graphics has definite limitations, especially for the newbie (and sometimes for the expert, too). As to his example with the disappearing `Tex`t given in the `Epilog`... |
| Thanks a lot to the @Wolfram Moderation Team for providing me this badge and Featuring me on Contributor board. |