# User Portlet

Richard Frost
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For text cleanup, I found that my old friend Regex was needed to clear punctuation. Also, I found occurrences of prefixed and postfixed adjectives (e.g., colors) in the names so I ended up sorting the words within a name: testCase =...
Here is a linear-time method. The idea is to Sow positions where a cleave should occur, then construct the sublists from those positions. cleaveList[ll_List, val_, rlen_] := Module[ {j = 0, k = 0, posns, td, res}, posns = ...
Please use the button (third from left) to provide some example rows of your table and also the operations you are trying to use.
Principle of computational equivalence (discovered by S. Wolfram): [https://www.inc.com/allison-fass/stephen-wolfram-principle-of-computational-equivalence.html][1] [1]:...
Whether dynamic or static, discrete or continuous, a neural network is a probability density function. Back-propagation is a means of determining weights in a static feed-forward neural network. GE employed them in clothes dryers for automatic...
Wow Rohit. You made my day. Much obliged. Much to be learned.. Thanks! //Mike
You could use wmic and RunProcess like so: RunProcess[{"wmic", "cpu", "get", "name"}]["StandardOutput"] "Name Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4930MX CPU @ 3.00GHz "
At least numerically the solutions are if not equal, but almost equal. The negative values of alpha1 are missing, here for alpha1 = .237: w1a = W1 /. {Cos[\[Alpha]1] -> c1, Cos[\[Alpha]3] -> c3, Sin[\[Alpha]3] -> Sqrt[1 - c3^2]}; w2a =...
Thanks to your help, I made the code I wanted. Thank you very much.
Thank you. That works, and {Right, Top} is better than my absolute placement.