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| Hello Szabolcs, RE: "In principle, it should be possible to have a restricted version of Table run on the GPU. Currently, Mathematica can't do this. Let's see if the new compiler framework brings improvements here." A question: I am not a heavy... |
| > Could you tell us why do we need to remove the controlling Wolfram kernel ? Removing it is not necessary. My thought was the CPU core on which the main kernel runs would be too busy managing the intra-kernel communications to do reasonable... |
| Hi Dr Segre I just noticed your article on music here in the Wolfram Community, but also observed that there are no Mathematica notebook attachments, as you promised to provide. Are these still available? Thanks in advance Michael Kelly |
| Did you change the values for x in the manipulate...? My manipulate gives a completely different graph from the the one you show ( circle)...mine gives a square... |
| Hi, may I ask a question? When I export the data after parallel evaluation by .mx, I found it's very slow! But under the same data amount I export it very fast in one-kernel calculation. Due to the calculation is very solw I have to use parallel, but... |
| Thank you [@Jesse][at0] ! Yes, I'd like to do that soon. I am considering first giving an upgrade to the function `KeywordsGraph` that would give am option of counting different grammatical forms as one keyword (such as, for instance, "cat" and... |
| [WSG21] Daily Study Group: Notebook-Based Workflows for Data Exploration |
| **SEARCH** has been added to the Wolfram Community. More functionality is coming in the next updates for search -- such as filtering, sorting and more. |
| I use it pretty much everyday to create documentation and marketing illustrations so I add functionality as needed. Tim |
| Oh hush. o_~ I think what Mr. Cherkasskii is suggesting is that notebook toolbars and menus should be upgraded with the latest functional features not an updated rigid interface style that you cannot get out of. If you have ever used Microsoft... |