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All values for a function with two arguments without Outer
Given two lists $l_a = \{a_1, a_2, a_3\}$, $l_b = \{b_1, b_2, b_3, b_4\}$ and some function $f$ accepting two arguments, how can I produce a list of all values $f(a, b)$ for $a\in l_a$ and $b \in l_b$ ...
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Filter list with different list in it
I have a list like:
{{{4, 14}, 1}, {{4, 15}, 1}, {{4, 16}, 1}, {{4, 17}, 1},
{{4, 18}, 1}, {{4, 14}, 3}, {4,15}, {{4, 16}, 2},{4,18}}
Now I want to ...
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Order of operations for the Table function [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Using pure functions in Table
I have run into a situation that I do not understand when trying to generate a nested list of pure functions. I have the following code.
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3answers
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Alternatives to While Loops?
I am using Mathematica to run a probabilistic simulation. Essentially, I have a list of members of a population (they only have one, numerical, attribute, so it's just implemented as a list of ...
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1answer
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Timing differences between multiple executions of identical code
I have a
list of pairs of numbers and I'd like to change the sign of the second element in each pair i.e. $(a,b)\rightarrow (a,-b)$.
I'm sure there are many ...
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4answers
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Thread a function over a list and with a non-atomic 2nd parameter?
From the documentation, Thread's behavior on functions where the first parameter is a List and the second is an atomic expression, is this:
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12answers
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Map a function across a list conditionally
It seems that this is a really basic question, and I feel that the answer should be obvious to me. However, I am not seeing. Can you please help me? Thanks.
Suppose I have a list of data ...
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3answers
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Using pure functions in Table
I need a table with the elements made of pure functions and list elements. This is a simplified example:
I need a list as:
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2answers
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1answer
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1answer
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Are there advantages to using additional arguments of common functions rather than alternative ways of calculating with lists?
(Apologies for the long question title.)
One of the interesting, if sometimes confusing, things about Mathematica is that there is always more than one way to do things. Even intermediate users can ...
