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Sjoerd Smit
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Saving notebooks in Git is not an entirely lost cause. There are a number of options you can disable to remove metadata from notebook files and make them easier to version-control. See, for example, the `ResourceFunction` SaveReadableNotebook: ...
On the topic of PacletTools: I noticed that loading PacletTools and GeneralUtilities at the same time gives a shadowing issue with `CatchAll`:
Hi Alex. Please check my profile for my LinkedIn account. You can send me a personal message there and maybe set up a Zoom call. I prefer not to post my e-mail address publicly; I hope you understand. I'm also a bit busy at the moment, so please...
Dear Ghorbani, It's difficult to say what would be a good model for this. There's a clear trend that can probably be fitted by a deterministic model. I'm not quite sure what you would do with the residuals after that. Presumably some model that...
This definitely looks useful. I do have one bit of feedback: you expose the functions `setDateOrderToDayMonthYear` and `setDateOrderToMonthDayYear` and hide the variable `workingDateOrder` that they influence. That's fine by itself, but in that case...
If you're having trouble reading in Chinese characters, I recommend fiddling about with the character encoding. I had a similar problem once that I solve by first setting: $CharacterEncoding = "UTF8" Give that a try before importing the...
You don't need to write out the definition of the sigmoid yourself. You can just use the built-in function `LogisticSigmoid`. With `FunctionExpand` you can transform it into the `Exp` form if you want: FunctionExpand[l*LogisticSigmoid[k (x -...
I think it depends on how you do your GP regression in this case and what kernel you use. If you make a point estimate for the covariance length scale, I think you end up with constant prediction variance far from your data (since basically none of...
As for your second question: > In addition, to associate x coordinates (given by the data vector Xdata) to each residue vector, I use Timeseries like this res360 = TimeSeries[residu360, {Xdata}] >But isn't there another way of...
I think the function `Complement` will be of use to you.