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Oct
10
comment Probability: proportion of 1000 random lists for x that contain the same nrs
@Jaimy: From your general problem description, I guess that what you actually want is the number of lists which contain duplicate numbers. Is that right? (I wouldn't have guessed that from your actual question, though.)
Oct
10
comment Nonsense Data with Wolfram Alpha + Mathematica?
@MarkMcClure: Would you say that if at some time a file system bug "leaks" into the Get command, then general file system questions should get on-topic here as well?
Oct
9
awarded  Nice Answer
Oct
9
comment Plot columns of table if some condition is fulfilled
@user3053: You're welcome.
Oct
9
comment Plot columns of table if some condition is fulfilled
Nice. I didn't know about Pick; it is definitely superior to the Position solution. The Cases solution is also quite elegant.
Oct
9
revised Plot columns of table if some condition is fulfilled
ML -> MT, to be consistent both within the answer and with the question
Oct
9
comment Plot columns of table if some condition is fulfilled
@VLC: Thank you. I hope you find the addition well done, too.
Oct
9
revised Plot columns of table if some condition is fulfilled
Added a second solution, using Position
Oct
9
answered Plot columns of table if some condition is fulfilled
Oct
9
revised Plot columns of table if some condition is fulfilled
indented code for formatting
Oct
9
comment How to get the associated popup menu?
Would the following do what you want? menu2[a]=PopupMenu[x,{c,d,e}];menu2[b]=PopupMenu[x,{f}];{PopupMenu[Dynamic[y],{‌​a,b}],Dynamic[menu2[y]]}
Oct
9
revised Using Evaluate and Evaluated -> True in Plot
one more evidence that `f` wasn't called in case (4)
Oct
9
revised Using Evaluate and Evaluated -> True in Plot
added 1 characters in body
Oct
9
answered Using Evaluate and Evaluated -> True in Plot
Oct
9
awarded  Good Answer
Oct
8
comment ColorData[“VisibleSpectrum”] is wrong?
Of course it is only a proper comparison with a laser if the monitor is properly calibrated. For example, if his monitor is set to a lower colour temperature than 6500K, then a colour given in sRGB will look more "red shifted". However, I've now looked in the Mathematica documentation what RGB model Mathematica uses, and it doesn't seem to say anywhere; it's actually just an assumption that it uses sRGB. Of course, the exact RGB values corresponding to frequencies depend on the exact RGB model used. If it is really not documented, the RGB values for a given frequency are not well defined.
Oct
7
reviewed Reviewed Easy way to export Graphics3D as triangles with VertexNormals?
Oct
7
reviewed Reviewed Option pricing with the Black-Scholes model. Code not running
Oct
7
revised How can I connect to a remote machine?
improved formatting
Oct
6
comment Parameters in plot titles
What about PlotLabel->("a="<>ToString[a])?