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| Bumping this up. Hey Wolfram, I've got some papers I'd sure like to produce in Mathematica, but without solid citation management capabilities, I'm quite reluctant to go down this path. Mathematica 13.3, MacOX always latest version. |
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| Amazing, and very enjoyable! |
| I can see some advantage in your write-and-find-out approach in case a new and mysterious binary type appears out of somewhere. But you asked why that's not a built-in function, and these types are not user-extensible in Mathematica. An internal... |
| For large HDF datasets it may be better to export the SD that you want using another tool. Then import the raw binary data into Mathematica. I can suggest the following tool for exporting SD blocks from HDF4 and HDF5 files: 'gdal_translate' is... |
| According to the documentation for the KarhunenLoeveDecomposition, that function returns the transformation matrix as well as the principal components. |