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| The August 17, 2017 eclipse — as well as the April 8, 2024 eclipse — were documented in the Wolfram Blog article [Double Eclipse! Or Why Carbondale, Illinois, Is Special][1] back in 2017. This project shows the path for totality of these two... |
| In response to a question that was posted here and then deleted, you can see a discussion of my solution method, an analysis of results, and samples of interesting solutions at https://www.wheels.org/monkeywrench/?p=652 and linked pages. |
| Hi, I am interested in this solution too. I would like to use human readable numeric values on my charts, not in scientific notation. I could not find how to do that. I am using Mathematica 12.1.1 Thanks! |
| Your **testset** supposed to have "weight" information too, in the way the **trainingset** set has it, because with the **testset** your not only predicting but also testing against a *known result*. So I would setup your problem in the following... |
| This is a challenging question. I approached Question 2 by going through each grade separately. The first step selects all results from a grade level. Then I insert another Query function on the selected list of associations ("students"). This... |
| Try increasing the Java heap sized as in the following (in this case to 4GB: Needs["JLink`"] InstallJava[]; ReinstallJava[CommandLine -> "java", JVMArguments -> "-Xmx4048g"]; LoadJavaClass["java.lang.Runtime"]; ... |
| I installed Mathematica and a constellation of related applications and data services via iLand (http://www.iland.com/). They basically set up a virtual Windows box in the cloud, to which I could RDP from wherever, and provided extensive redundancy... |
| Michael, If you are using Windows, you can do that using .NET/Link http://reference.wolfram.com/language/NETLink/tutorial/Overview.html There is an example here: ... |
| I have written numerous WSTP applications that take data from Mathematica, manipulate it in combination with data retrieved from other sources, and then return it to Mathematica. See for example https://github.com/MichaelSternNYC All of these have... |
| Reporting back a year later -- Among the problems here, (1) the project should never have been build as a console app; WSTP programs should be built as Win32 apps, and (2) I was including all sorts of libraries that I didn't need. Only wstp32i4.lib... |