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May 13	comment	Given a list of date and value pairs, efficiently sum the values by date And for using a wrench to hammer the nail in ... Any idea where I went wrong with `DownValues`?
May 13	comment	Given a list of date and value pairs, efficiently sum the values by date `Gather` & `GatherBy` ... that is what I was missing.
May 13	revised	Given a list of date and value pairs, efficiently sum the values by date added 9 characters in body
May 13	asked	Given a list of date and value pairs, efficiently sum the values by date
Feb 22	awarded	Yearling
May 23	accepted	Add/replace a rule in a list of rules based upon the rule's lhs without regard for the rule's rhs
May 23	comment	Add/replace a rule in a list of rules based upon the rule's lhs without regard for the rule's rhs Thanks for pointing `FilterRules` that is what I have been looking. Would have been nice if `FilterRules` was in `Rule`'s SEE ALSO section.
May 23	revised	Add/replace a rule in a list of rules based upon the rule's lhs without regard for the rule's rhs added 5 characters in body
May 23	asked	Add/replace a rule in a list of rules based upon the rule's lhs without regard for the rule's rhs
May 14	comment	Evaluating a function using arguments from a sliding window over a list I have no problem with closing this one
May 11	comment	Evaluating a function using arguments from a sliding window over a list I concur (the part about being a duplicate question). A "subset", "sliding window over a list", or in Mathematica speak, a "sublist" are the same thing. Just did not show up in my query.
May 11	awarded	Critic
May 11	comment	Evaluating a function using arguments from a sliding window over a list While this works for the given example, it does not answer the question.
May 11	comment	Evaluating a function using arguments from a sliding window over a list Agreed! Sorry need to wait longer to assign check.
May 11	comment	Evaluating a function using arguments from a sliding window over a list `AbsoluteTiming[Slide1[Mean, Range[1, 100000], 3]][[1]]` ==> 3.487248 `AbsoluteTiming[slide3[Mean, Range[1, 100000], 3]][[1]]` ==> 0.119232 AbsoluteTiming[Developer`PartitionMap[Mean, Range[1, 100000], 3, 1]][[1]] ==> 0.088112
May 11	accepted	Evaluating a function using arguments from a sliding window over a list
May 11	comment	Evaluating a function using arguments from a sliding window over a list Exactly, why not! ;) I was unaware of the the offset. Cool thanks!
May 11	asked	Evaluating a function using arguments from a sliding window over a list
Apr 20	revised	Determining the week of a year from a given date added 1029 characters in body
Apr 20	revised	Determining the week of a year from a given date added 133 characters in body