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| Hi Vitaliy, Thank you for the nice post. Is there any application of this issue in environmental or civil engineering? Thank you for your time. Cheers, |
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| Did you post yet about the intersecting 3D fractal trees? Your project about them from the 2013 Wolfram Science Summer School was a good example of what happens at the [summer school][1]. Most people don't come with a specific project like this... |
| Thanks very much, It's OKA. Dauphiné |
| I decided that my project for tomorrow would be to start the Earth package for Wikicode with some simple 3D models. I was doing some preliminary investigations tonight, and I noticed... |
| Sander, this is great! Thank you for investing yours and your computer time into it ;-) |
| I just realized that your data have 500,000 points and most of them cary no meaningful information because of almost zero "background" intensity. I would suggest filtering data based on higher intensity - and plotting only those. Something like the... |
| Since there is such a huge amount of sectors in total you can reduce that by a fair bit and still get a decent result: [mcode]sectorsPerRing[r_] := Floor[5 r]; m2 = MapIndexed[ Mean /@ Partition[#, Ceiling[dim[[2]]/sectorsPerRing@First@#2], ... |
| I also found interesting the Journal Article example "[url=http://www.wolfram.com/cdf/uses-examples/MandelbrotAndJuliaSets/MandelbrotAndJuliaSets.cdf]Mandelbrot and Julia... |