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| 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. |
| I've been playing around with `Predict[]` with multi-dimensional datasets and, for small training sets anyway, things seem to work correctly. For example, trainingset = { 47, "sex" -> "M", "height" -> 100, "weight" -> 60|>, 22,... |
| I routinely work with nested Associations that might be efficiently queried and manipulated with the Query[] command, but I have trouble making the command do what I want. A trivial example: The following dataset describes a couple of grades at a... |
| This doesn't work with DateListPlots. |
| I executed a simple SQL query (MySQL if that matters) and rather than returning the response (known to be about 2 million items), I get the error JDBC::error: GC overhead limit exceeded How large a response is allowed? Is there any way to... |
| 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... |
| I export Mathematica tables to Excel every day, for sharing reports with non-Mathematica users. It exports the values without flaw, but ignores any formatting. Consider the following: colHeadings = {"datum 1", "datum 2"}; rowHeadings =... |
| 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... |
| I don't think that's it; I have copies of the DLLs in the binary directory. Without them, the binary won't run when double-clicked upon but with them, it runs then crashes. The behavior from within Mathematica seems to mirror the behavior with the... |