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Hi, I just found out how to solve the problem I reported earlier. I have to install the "pyzmq" package for Python. I did the following from my shell: > sudo pip install pyzmq After this, StartExternalSession["Python"] works as expected. ... |
Hi, I have an application that exports 3D models in OBJ format. The app emits .OBJ, .MTL and .JPG together for a given 3D model. I understand that the corresponding .MTL and .JPG files contain texture/color information of the model, and hence all... |
Hi, My Mathematica version is 10.4.1 (on OS X). I am trying to call Mathematica from Julia language. I get the following error in Julia: julia> using Mathematica ERROR: LoadError: ArgumentError: MathLink not found in path The path to... |
Hi, I tried to use the built-in "Classify" function with "Sentiment" option for classifying simple sentences as listed below. Classify["Sentiment", "That John is a good football player is an incorrect statement"] => Positive ... |
Hi Marco, Thanks for sharing this. It works for me now! Regards, Rangarajan |
That is interesting information. Thanks. Regards, Rangarajan |
Thanks. Will this work for SoundNote (export as MIDI)? Regards, Rangarajan |
Hi, How do I find out which functionality of Mathematica is available (or not available) in the Wolfram Language implementation on Raspberry Pi? I tried to execute: Speak["Hello"] but it gave an error message to the effect that a front-end is... |
OK, I continued my search for a solution, and found this page to be helpful: http://www.raspberrypi-spy.co.uk/2013/06/raspberry-pi-command-line-audio/ I forced the audio port to be the analog jack. Now, Sound[], EmitSound[] and Speak[] work as... |
Hi Sean, Thanks a lot. I see your point about EmitSound. I am starting to do some work on algorithmic music composition in Mathematica. It seems to me that SoundNote is the basic primitive to use for generating western music using pitches, scales,... |