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Blocky depiction of Hilbert curve, styled with Perlin noise.


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5h
comment Composition: how to make a day and night world map?
Ah, I keep forgetting Texture[] is new in 8... yes, it would be a bit more complicated to do in version seven.
5h
comment Composition: how to make a day and night world map?
@Mr.Wizard, which function(s) aren't in version 7?
5h
comment Smooth Kernel Distribution
@Andy, since I don't have Silverman's book handy: did he also explain in his book the reason for the additional factor for multivariate data?
6h
comment What kind of hypergeometric function is it?
I knew the Unicode in this case. An easier method would be to type out the $\LaTeX$, wait for MathJax to render the Greeks, and then copy whatever MathJax is displaying.
6h
comment CorrelationTest small bug?
Please don't add the bugs tag until the behavior has been confirmed to be a bug by other people.
6h
comment What kind of hypergeometric function is it?
In that case, it doesn't seem we'll be seeing more multivariate hypergeometric functions anytime soon. All they have is one of Appell's quartet and arguably Meijer's function.
7h
comment What kind of hypergeometric function is it?
It's a Kampé de Fériet function. Unfortunately, Mathematica does not yet have support for this multivariate hypergeometric function, so I don't quite understand how they generated that Mathematica syntax.
9h
comment How can I say that all quantities need to be positive (and real)?
You've seen Assuming[]?
10h
comment Are there any functions that can determine the disorder between two lists?
How about saying what your real problem is?
14h
comment Combine absolute and relative (scaled) coordinates
You might want to use Rescale[] to transform absolute coordinates to relative coordinates that you can then use with Scaled[].
19h
comment Interpolation and points of non-differentiability
You could use Piecewise[]'s default value; set it to Indeterminate instead of 0.
22h
comment A simple StringCases problem
Another way: StringCases[" A Vitamin D Deficiency (ICD-9-CM 268.9) (ICD-9-CM 268.9) 09/11/2015 01 ", RegularExpression["\\(ICD-9-CM ((\\d|\\.)+)\\)"] :> "$1"]
22h
comment Manipulating plot of random iterated function system fractal
@Edwin, can you be a bit more specific in what section(s) of the code are giving you difficulty? Also, did you at least try to look up functions unfamiliar to you in the docs?
23h
comment Solar System Orbital Parameters
@Sjoerd, hmm, on second glance, you're right.
1d
comment Manipulating plot of random iterated function system fractal
@Edwin, RandomChoice[] supports weights; look this up in the docs. So, you can still do Barnsley's fern with this approach. You also shouldn't have any difficulty modifying this to use a slider for n instead of the With[{n = bignumber}, (* stuff *)] in my code.
1d
comment Weird vertical line when trying to plot a histogram
Have you seen the AxesOrigin option?
1d
comment How to draw tiles with different height?
A few illustrative pictures from you might be in order...
1d
comment Precision of a complex number
That's not an answer to my question. Where did this come from? Some context would be needed.
1d
comment Precision of a complex number
Depends. Where did you get this output? Are you sure the output is supposed to be real?
1d
comment How do I automatically “trim” the bounding box for a Graphics3D output?
What happens if you add the option Method -> {"ShrinkWrap" -> True}?