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| Thanks Silvia for showing how to create these impressive pictures. They remind me of post-industrial Escher influenced artwork. |
| Hi Aaliyah In going over your code I notice that in the sections entitled "Grouping By Industry" and "Final Results", you introduce two undefined color functions namely stockColorFunction[] and stockColorFunction2[]. Could you please provide the... |
| Where is the notebook attachment? |
| It is strange that Stephen's article called "A world run with code" doesn't have a line of code in it! At the moment Mathematica does not allow the specification of Blockchain contracts using the WL. Instead one has to use the language Solidity, see... |
| Thanks Robert for the simulation notebook and Stable 2:3 code. I agree with you about trading bots forcing the intraday prices into local maxima and minima, creating a see-saw effect when it used to be more like wavelet cycles. The Stevanovich... |
| The answer to your query is already contained in the use of the function InteractiveTradingChart. At the bottom of its display, just under the date boxes and above the chart type menu, there is a timeline for the entire history chosen in the command,... |
| Rohit has given the correct answer, namely that the WL is case sensitive with all inbuilt functions starting with a Capital letter and all concatenated names having each new word begin with a Capital. The problem with the data returned by... |
| Hi Dr Segre I just noticed your article on music here in the Wolfram Community, but also observed that there are no Mathematica notebook attachments, as you promised to provide. Are these still available? Thanks in advance Michael Kelly |
| Hi Davi Thanks for your very interesting article and the arXiv paper. Have you read the Australian mathematician Hannah Fry's book called "The Mathematics of Love"? She also did a TED talk based on her research in this area. She has two gender... |
| Thank you Alec for posting this wonderful example of the application of RNNs to Midi music files. It is something I have wanted to do myself. Another topic I think would be valuable might be to classify various midi files in terms of various... |