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| The problem is that each nested list also contains 6 items so the `c` matches the third sublist. l6 = Range[36] // Partition[#, 6] & l6 /. {a_, b_, c_, d_, e_, f_} :> c (* {13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18} *) l5 = Most@l6 l5 /.... |
| I think Henrik captured the essence of the issue. Unless there is a strong foundation, syntax sugar is irrelevant. |
| Take a look at the contents of the CSV file to understand what is happening. CSV files store tables, not "dictionary type" data structures, such as associations. The question is: what do you want to achieve? Just store an arbitrary... |
| Hi, I am not sure whether this helps, but you can get a list of sectors like so: FinancialData["Sectors"] ![enter image description here][1] So you can do something like FinancialData["ForeignRegionalBanks"] Cheers, ... |
| There is not a standard .sql format as each sql database has unique features so it is usually meant to be used within the same system. To export data from say MySQL into Mathematica you could use the mysqldump command with the --tab option: ... |
| this is a simple example to ask: is this the style of plot your looking to do? (swokowsi calc. 5th ed p. 880). Let C denote first-octant arc of the curve in which the parabaloid 2z=16-x^2-y^2 and the plane x+y=4 intersect. (describe minima and... |
| Hi, I work with the Predict function to train a neuralnetwork. datnn = Predict[dattrain, Method -> "NeuralNetwork", PerformanceGoal -> "Quality"]; NNCM = PredictorMeasurements[datnn, dattest]; CP = NNCM["ComparisonPlot"] One of... |
| Hi Michiel, thank you very much for your offer. Yes, I'd be very interested in seeing what you've been working on in the areas you listed. These are all topics we're planning to introduce at the workshop as well. Over the next two weeks I am putting... |
| Hi, The surface you're working with and the methods you're investigating are really interesting topics. General suggestions I can think of: You could experiment with different methods of generating the hyperbolic paraboloid, ... |