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| You have a physical equation that needs temperature in Kelvin to some power $n$ and you want to convert this equation to one in Celcius or even Fahrenheit for ease of computation. You might do the following. $y= (T[K])^n = (T[^oC] - 273.15[^oC]... |
| I recently started again to train blind chess. But the apps on the Play Store for it didn't cut for me. With Mathematica, I would be able to program very quickly a `GUI`, and presto! ![guess][1] ![stats][2] Things for a future post: 1.... |
| Is there a way to use residual NN in Mathematica that is built-in that I'm missing? Looking at how Mathematica implements residual nets in the NetModel, it is just a NetGraph. Hence I propose a simple code for residual Nets in Mathematica which can... |
| Very interestingly Mathematica 12.0 now has some cool shorthand notations for some functions. A good example is `ReverseSortBy`. Almost a year ago I suggest some [shorthands][1] like that if anyone is interested. One that I find myself using quite... |
| MIT's [MPB](https://mpb.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) and [MEEP](https://meep.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) programs have a very interesting function called **interpolate** (and a variant **kinterpolate-uniform**), which basically creates points between a... |
| The [Conway's Game of Life](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_Game_of_Life) have a very simple set of rules that can be summarized in Mathematica with two lines: GameOfLifeRule[{1,2|3}|{0,3}] := 1 GameOfLifeRule[{center_Integer,... |
| In this post I'll share a Neural Network (NN) arquiteture capable of classifying a input image of a Cellular Automaton (CA). This input image can be of any dimension (width and height). First we'll create a function called `RandomRule` capable of... |
| Suppose you want to convert a Wolfram Language Neural Network to a Keras one, how should you do it? With a few lines of code you can build a code to convert simple Net elements (others can easily be expanded. Let's start by creating a function... |
| Shakespearean sonnets are composed with the rhyme scheme *ABAB CDCD EFEF GG* , which means that each verse with the same label needs to rhyme. An example is the famous sonnet 18: > A: Shall I compare thee to a summers day? B: Thou art more... |
| A quick search on [GitGub][1] shows more than 20k repositories for the query "sudoku". There are many Mathematica packages that attempt to solve a Sudoku. But, many of those approaches don't fully utilize all Mathematica capabilities. In special:... |