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| I am looking to do some quite intensive batch processing for a large number of stock symbols. My plan is to use a Wolfram Language script to call multiple instances of the Mathematica program, each with different input parameters. My questions... |
| I would like to suggest a twist to the Mathematica One Liner Competition. The idea of this version of the challenge is to make use of the meta-programming capabilities in WL to create a one-liner generator. Some suggested competition rules: 1.... |
| Kay, Most of the style transfer images I have seen so far end up looking very similar - what I would describe as "Van Gough" style. This image is very different - it looks as if you managed to capture the very different style of Raphael. Can... |
| According to one of the authors of the paper, the development tools used in the analysis were Caffe by Berkeley AI Research and Google's TensorFlow, with Python. |
| Yehuda, Thank you - that fix works well. |
| What a great post. I'm wondering if it might be possible to adapt the concept and use Mathematica to generate objects with interesting reflecting properties, like this: [Ambiguous Garage Roof by Kokichi Sugihara][1] .... which could then be 3D... |
| Well, then, I suppose the best solution would be a mechanism to allow the import of an html folder, resolving all the links. Then you can just save a Notebook in html format and upload the html folder created by Mathematica. Easy! |
| **Introduction** In a previous post, [Copulas in Risk Management][1], I covered the theory and applications of copulas in the area of risk management, pointing out the potential benefits of the approach and how it could be used to improve... |
| Text and sentiment analysis has become a very popular topic in quantitative research over the last decade, with applications ranging from market research and political science, to e-commerce. In this post I am going to outline an approach to the... |
| For some time now I have been interested in the idea of metaprogramming in the Wolfram Language. That WL lends itself to metaprogramming appeared so clear cut to me that I was surprised to find that the subject hasn't really come up in the... |