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| There are several examples of how this is done on StackExchange: https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/17617/using-the-symbol-i-for-electrical-current/17618#17618 My advice is also not do this. |
| This result seems correct to me. Your calculation is basically asking for how many weeks in a month: Quantity[1, "Month"]/Quantity[1, "Week"] Since both of these have a dimension of time, we expect their ratio should be dimensionless.... |
| So after talking with the developers about this, it turns out there's a better explanation. The learning rate also changes. The learning rate will be relatively high at the start of NetTrain and go down as net train runs. It's likely that when you... |
| Thanks for posting this. A lot of these formatting functions (like Grid, Row, Column, etc) are very old and were made well before anyone saw that they would need to be exportable to a webpage. We are still incrementally improving CloudDeploy's... |
| This appears to be an old issue which was fixed sometime around version 10.3. What you should do depends on how you get your license. If your license is from a university or a company, I would contact whoever is in charge of software purchasing... |
| For longer, more involved things like this, you would want to use Mathematica or Mathematica online. I don't think there's a built in function for generating such readable proof trees. Maybe there's a package out there for it. Are you using... |
| I'm not sure I understand the question. A CDF is just a different form of a Mathematica notebook that is meant to be shared. To create a CDF document, you create a Mathematica notebook with the content you want. You can then save it as a CDF... |
| Entity["Country", "France"]["Polygon"] will return multiple Polygons. One polygon for mainland France and one for Corsica. This command applies an image to each of the polygons. You only want it applied to mainland France. |
| Don't copy stuff from the documentation. Try typing it out yourself. Do you still see the problem? Are you using Mathematica on the Desktop or online? When you copy stuff from the documentation, it might contain some special formatting. This can... |
| My understanding is that if you are importing that much data, you probably don't want to be using CSV (I would guess that maybe something like HDF would be more appropriate for data at this size) as a file format and you probably don't want to load... |