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| Hi, I am trying to write a function that will repeat this process an arbitrary amount of times. The process is to take the moving average of a list, and then Riffle back into the original list. Each time given the mean value between consecutive... |
| Great, Thank you, I was trying to do this with Cases[] but just ended up further confused. Your technique is perfect. |
| The supplementary information from the paper, points to delay differential equations, NDSolve has this capability, although you must specify the delay explicitly (See the help section). The delays are a convenient way to capture processes that take... |
| Excellent! Up and running. Thank you! |
| Hi, I am wondering why when I use Show to combine 6 plots, the plot legend does not show in order? The order should be 150, 250, 350, 450, 550, 650. However when I step through Show adding one plot at a time, I notice that mathematica does something... |
| Check out Mathematica's help section on the convention of solving equations with DSolve. Also take heed of Bill Simpson's post above. You'll have to get the structure correct before you solve the system. I would start with the simple example Bill... |
| Thanks Bill! This does work perfectly! Thank You! |
| Hi All, I am wondering if it is possible to convert a notebook from StandardForm to InputForm without losing the format from the StandardForm? I.E. line-endings, Spaces or Returns? I use StandardForm to test algorithms that I then convert to... |
| Hi, I do these types of things all of the time. I typically take the Manipulate approach. In this approach, wrap the NDSolve function in a Manipulate, and give each parameter a... |
| Okay great! Thank You. |