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| Hello Takano-san, The article you referred to is too old and may not be valid for parallel systems. The newer article "Parallel Computing and Object-Oriented Programming - Parts 1-3" may be better. This parallel system is based on a local... |
| Also added this explicitly. thanks! |
| Seems to be 8 years after the original post and the problem resides. The use case is a large loop processing thousands of files. From each file, some parameters, stored as binaries in specific fields that Mathematica cannot read them directly... |
| Thanks. I have a great nephew who is interested in learning to code. I sent the code to his *parents* so that they can see what can be done with very little work. I think that almost all the commands are covered in Stephen's book, which is where I... |
| The first pics remind me somehow of the behaviour of Fluoroapoatite when crystallized under certain conditions. http://www.pharmchem.uni-muenchen.de/ac/kluefers/homepage/L/biominerals/apatite7.pdf The observed features could be simulated by a... |
| Thanks- I saw the official page on slide show, but users' examples is exactly what I was looking for--thanks for the tech link. It's perfect for me! |
| I think this paper has some relevance: > [*Seeing shapes in seemingly random spatial patterns: Fractal analysis of Rorschach inkblots*][1] > Taylor RP, Martin TP, Montgomery RD, Smith JH, Micolich AP, Boydston C, et al. (2017) > PLoS ONE... |
| They are really cool videos. As a suggestion, I would end up with an image of a resume of the concepts or the functions you just talked about. Students could stop and copy those great useful functions and try to use them after. Please keep on... |
| This is a beautiful exploration [@Clayton Shonkwiler][at0], thank you for sharing. And thank you for keeping the promise to reveal more math behind the scenes. [at0]: http://community.wolfram.com/web/claytonshonkwiler |
| Agree! I'm not even sure I grasp a tiny bit of it to be honest! But it is very interesting and potentially useful! |