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| Have you tried ToExpression? It takes a string and converts it to an expression. |
| I just have a quick question as I think visualizing states over time in each building could be very helpful. I see that your simulation data structure is big enough, but I cannot tell how the "states" vector is associated to person or date. Are... |
| Hola Camila, I think I found a way to remove these tags from the Twitter before you process the data. I called the Twitter string t. Then this seemed to work; however, I only tried this on a short segment of your Twitter string so it is possible... |
| I believe the problem here is that when the angle is held at 0, ParametricPlot draws the offending line segment as part of the boundary. First, a graph just showing the segment with the angle held at 0. p = 0; noAngleDep = ... |
| Of course, my bad. I copied the code and applied the functional value within the region. |
| Ok, this actually works. You first have to load the Notation paclet and then, using Marco's circle plus idea, you can create the operational notation. Skipping the typo, even the Solve function works perfectly. Please see my homework - hope it is... |
| &[Wolfram Notebook][1]Sometimes you may have to clear your variables using Clear[...] Otherwise, this worked for me. Same code you have. [1]: https://www.wolframcloud.com/obj/83317635-5dad-421f-bafa-f97db68f23b8 |
| Please try the attached. Again, it throws a warning and then it works. &[Wolfram Notebook][1] [1]: https://www.wolframcloud.com/obj/5c4493e5-31c4-4c4f-860c-30f693d11cb6 |
| I have played around a little with the state data and I looked through your notebook closely to see if I could figure out a way to enhance the analysis to identify clusters of states that are testing a lot and clusters that are testing only those... |
| I am not sure if this works for you, but this is what I think you are looking for. The documentation suggests clearing your function if something does not work correctly, so I started with that. In[5]:= Clear[y] In[7]:=... |