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comment Are there any functions that can determine the disorder between two lists?
SpearmanRankTest, which assumes ordinal rather than interval data, returns the same result as the Pearson test.
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comment Are there any functions that can determine the disorder between two lists?
@FredKline. Actually, Correlation doesn't do just what I was looking for. I switched to PearsonCorrelationTest.
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comment Behaviour of prediction bands
The magnitude of the noise depends of the value of the function. (As I understand it, your noise is heteroscedastic.). Note that the noise for larger values is proportionately greater than for smaller values. Sure you want to add noise in this way? Or do you want noise that's independent of the value?
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comment Why don't these styling rules work when viewed in TableForm?
+1 Nice job explaining.
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comment Why don't these styling rules work when viewed in TableForm?
Why not explain why your code works but his does not?
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comment Sharp background image in plot
The image, when uploaded to stack exchange, does show some blurring. However, from what I can see, the image output in Mathematica shows no such blurry transitions. Try for yourself and let us know.
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answered Beginner's question: Gap between FrameLabel and BarChart
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comment How can I create a list of functions?
Something like this? Through[{f, g, h}[x]]
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comment Variable scoping problem when mapping over delayed replacement
@Aky So, don't you post an answer to your own question.
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comment Variable scoping problem when mapping over delayed replacement
Nice Question. I have often wondered about collisions between the variables in replacement rules and global variables. My approach has been to be careful about naming. There's got to be another way. Sticking the y in Module doesn't help, as you noted.
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comment Common subexpression from two expressions
Yes. I made us of your observation in the latest version.
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