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Reproducing strong visual effect of the rotating cube illusion

How about this? ...
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Reproducing strong visual effect of the rotating cube illusion

Maybe someone can improve this animation. Here you need to play with the rotation speed of disk and the rotation speed of the light source. ...
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Problem with illustrating pathways

Function paths[s] finds all possible paths for set of points s. Function hg[path] highlights ...
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Problem with illustrating pathways

The code is a bit heavy and slow as you are not taking advantage of a few built-in functions or functional programming patterns. I applied a functional programming approach which reduces the code and ...
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Help defining all pathways of a sample from the same start-point

Recursive function call will help you. (I understand that $x_0, x_1,..., x_7$ are all distinct, and a permutation of all the points in $S$.) ...
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Visualizing histogram of data on unit circle?

If you're data is smooth enough, plotting a color function on a circle could be an option. Maybe something like this. Here I'm using data defined in the question: <...
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Visualizing histogram of data on unit circle?

If you are sticking with histograms, then your original histogram is simple to program, easy to interpret, and easy to glean specific density values. ...
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Visualizing histogram of data on unit circle?

We can convert the data to 2D real data, and use Histogram3D: real2D = ReIm @ data; Histogram3D[real2D] Or SmoothHistogram3D ...
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Visualizing histogram of data on unit circle?

Or... data = Table[{1, 1, RandomReal[{0, 10}]}, {100}]; SectorChart3D[{{0, 0, 0}, data}, ChartStyle -> Green, SectorSpacing -> 4] Note that you can ...
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Histogram of angular data without edge aliasing?

Get into the 21st century and ditch the 19th century histogram. (Yes, I'm being a bit sarcastic and not as constructive as the good comments by @mikado and @ydd.) Replace ...
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