Questions tagged [map]
Questions about applying functions or operators to expressions, especially constructs that take advantage of Map (/@) functionality.
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Help with weird behaviour of Map[Take… on large lists
Lets say I create a giant list:
tmp=RandomReal[{1,10},600000000];
Now I want to take 10 random sublists of length 150000:
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Apply Max to each element of a list [duplicate]
I have a list
a = {1, 8, 0, 6, 5, 3, 5, 2, 2, 5}
I want to generate a new list whose elements are the same of a if it's bigger than 5, or 5 elsewhere.
I managed ...
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How to compute Maximum Drawdown faster and highlight data-list-line on the plot?
Given a list as
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How to caculate Position Cost Price in given trading list quickly?
Given a simulated trading list as
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Table of convolutes
Inputs
Start with a vector $x\in\mathbb{R}^{n}$, and a vector-valued function $f:\mathbb{R}^{n}\mapsto\mathbb{R}^{n}$.
Output
Given some $k\in\mathbb{Z}^{+}$, what are elegant ways to produce the ...
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Parallelize[MapIndexed[…,Association[…]]] returns broken result
Bug introduced in 10.0.2 or earlier and persisting through 11.3
Confirmed: CASE:4041910
Consider the following example:
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Mapping over a piecewise function
This is a followup to a question I posted earlier today. Suppose you have a piecewise function such as "snap=max[x,0]= x if x>0, 0 otherwise".
Then you would think that it must be straightworward to ...
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Using Map function with NDSolve
I would like to solve a set of differential equations but vary one parameter, KieP, between 900 and 1100.
The solution for a given parameter has many peaks. I would then like to interpolate between ...
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How to map a function to a specfic level spec
I'm rewriting a function into a manipulatable graphic and while I'm happily surprised with how concise functional programming can be, I'm having trouble mapping the anonymous function ...
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Project map to a particular shape
I want to project a map to a particular shape, like a circle or ellipse. For example, let's imagine we want to project a map of the continental United states so that its outline is that of a circle. ...
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Operation on sublists with multiple arguments
I have a list and add only the values which are > 0 with:
Total[Cases[mylist, x_ /; x > 0]]
How to do this if I now have a list of sublists?
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Run function as loop over two matrices
I'm still wrapping my head around Mathematica syntax. I have a matrix clustersAll that looks like
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How to give a function multiple variables in a mapped and nested list?
I come from python (not advanced tho), and have been learning mathematica. I'm currently struggling with the following code:
This is a basic version of what i wanted to implement:
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@ and Sequence ( and /@ ) [duplicate]
list = { {a,b}, {c,d}, {e,g} }
How to efficiently get
{ f[a,b], f[c,d], f[e,g] }
I tried various combinations using ...
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Clear variables inside Module
I have a function that uses Module. The function takes as input a .csv that can have as many columns as it wishes to, and it ...
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Can I Use a List To Position An Arbitrary Number of Graphic Objects?
I can use a function to compute the positions of individual nodes of a neural network based on how many there are in each layer (nodesPerLayerList below). Now I want to display them all in position. ...
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Applying functions to lists
I have a few expressions $f(\theta,x)$, $g(\theta,x)$, $h(\theta,x)$ in terms of two variables, an angle and a length. The angle goes from $-\pi/2$ to $\pi/2$ and the length from 200 to 1500. This is ...
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Mapping slots over lists
In the meantime I'm accustomed to write special character orgies like D[%,#]&/@L (to quickly fish out the coefficients of the last input with respect to ...
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Color filling by GDP in a map
I would like to have a tool where one can type in a minimum GDP level and then every country that has this minimum level gets filled with color.
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How to I use Map to apply a defined function to a list?
Problem: How to map a function onto a list.
My (example input:
mylist = {{1, 2}, {3, 4}}
gg[x_, y_] := {N[x + y], N[x y]}
Map[gg, mylist]
Expected output:
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Angle between one vector and a list of vectors [closed]
I have one vector v1 and one list of vectors v2. I want to find the angle between them (see below):
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How to Parallelize a simple MapAt?
I have a simple map I would like to parallelize (4x speedup for my 4 cores):
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Extracting the graph of Keys in nested Associations
Related to this q: Extract all Values from nested Association
How to extract the direct graph of all Keys in nested Associations...
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MapThread Not Mapping on Ragged Array
Update: WRI Support has considered this a missing feature of MapThread instead of a bug. A request to update MapThread to ...
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Removing outer concentric circle picked up by ComponentMeasurement
So I have performed EdgeDetect and ComponentMeasurements on my images and obtained a pretty good elliptical fit. However, the black shadow of the beads in the image is being picked up by ...
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Error when using Map in Pure Function [closed]
I'm trying to solve Project Euler 21
My solution is as follows:
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Setting each “curve” on a 3D plot to be of different colour similar to that of its 2D plot
Consider the functions
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Apply all possible permutations into a function [duplicate]
I need to create a function that returns all possible trebles of integers that sum up to a given number. For example, is n=2 then I need something like this:
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Mapping multiple function on list [duplicate]
I know what you may be thinking so I use the code below to demonstrate what I intend to do.
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Coverting a list of products to a list of strings
I am trying to find a way of converting a product of variables to a string, eg. if I have abc... I wish to obtain "abc...". I ...
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Pause when mapping [closed]
I am mapping a function across a list, but would like to pause before each item.
For instance:
function[variable_]:=(
variable * 2
)
function/@{1,2,3}
would give ...
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Variables defined modulo $\pi$ and avoiding singularities; phase plotting for a map
I have the following $2$-dimensional implicitly defined map
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Apply a function to a list that is a subset of sublists
My MMA fu is very stale, and I don't seem to be able to see a simple way to apply a function across a subset of a list.
Specifically in the following data, I want to apply ...
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Comparing elements in a list of lists
I'm stuck with yet another list question.
The basic gist:
I have lists within a list like so:
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Mapping plots with multiple parameter values
The model I am trying to copy is this(not really necessary to look at it):
https://www.wolfram.com/mathematica/new-in-10/plot-themes/table-of-plots.html
but my problem is slightly different and I ...
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Mapping function with multiple parameters
So I am trying to print out a table using the map function. My code looks like this:
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Replacing For loop with multiple iterator with Table
I have written code for calculating cristofell symbol using for loop with 3 iterators for each coordinate
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Replacing undefined variables
Here's a MWE of what I want to do:
a = 1;
If[ValueQ[#], #, "Null"] & /@ {a, b, c}
(*Actual: {Null, Null, Null}*)
(*Expected: {1, Null, Null}*)
What am I not ...
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How to ScanThread and ScanIndexed?
Why are there MapThread and MapIndexed but no analogous functions for Scan?
What is the ...
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Best way to handle nested Maps?
I often find myself working with lists of lists of data, gathering data, performing computations, and producing a variety of different sorts of output. Intuitively, it seems like this should be done ...
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Im function won't distribute over a sum
When I take the imaginary part of a complex number times a function, I get the answer I was expecting,
Refine[Im[(1+I) Cos[x], Element[x,Reals]]
-> Cos[x]
but ...
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Mapping of two functions by stretching and adding
Say you have two functions $f_1(x)$ and $f_2(x)$ that are the interpolation functions of two data sets $d_1$ and $d_2$, with $f_2(x)=Y(x)+f_1(X(x))$. Is it possible to find both functions $X(x)$ and $...
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Unexpected behavior with Map [closed]
Using Map, one can apply a function f to the elements of a list:
Clear[f];
Map[f,Range[10]]
(*{f[1], f[2], f[3], f[4], f[5], f[6], f[7], f[8], f[9], f[10]}*)
But ...
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Change the coordinates from $(x,y)$ to $(\mu,\theta)$?
Suppose I have the following definition:
$$
x=\cosh \mu\cos\theta, \quad y=\sinh\mu\sin\theta
$$
I want to change the coordinates $(x,y)$ to $(\mu,\theta)$, suppose $x\in(-1,1), y\in(-1,1)$.
Here ...
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Equivalent to MapThread for lists of unequal length [closed]
I am looking for the equivalent to the built-in function MapThread that allows to map a function over lists of different length.
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Order of Map[] evaluation [duplicate]
Does f /@ list evaluate the f's in any particular order? For example, does it evaluate f on ...
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How to designate arguments in a nested Maps to get specified result?
Say I have two lists,
list1 = {{a, b}, {c, d}}
list2 = {{x, y, z},{x1, y1, z1}}
and I want to map a function f over them to produce
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