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Roman Osipov In this presentation, Roman Osipov talks about his experience with creating practical applications using Wolfram technologies. He shares examples of real-world applications in science, education, publishing, and business, as well ... |
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Leonid Shifrin Leonid Shifrin shares his insight on the power of the Mathematica programming language. You will be able to see how universal the Mathematica Language is and ... |
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Leonid Shifrin Mathematica offers built-in ways to integrate R code into your Mathematica workflow. In this talk from the Wolfram Technology Conference, Leonid Shifrin explains how users can ... |
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Nick Lariviere In this talk from the Wolfram Technology Conference, Nick Lariviere gives a summary of the features and functions of Mathematica's unit system and presents examples from various ... |
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Tom Wickham-Jones In this Wolfram Technology Conference presentation, Tom Wickham-Jones discusses future directions for working with data in Mathematica, including a new way to create data structures and an innovative ... |
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Johan Rhodin In this Wolfram Technology Conference talk, Johan Rhodin gives an overview of the reliability functionality in Mathematica with a focus on reliability modeling, how to determine important metrics for a system, and how to decide which components are important ... |
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Roger Germundsson Roger Germundsson uses a number of examples to highlight Mathematica's expanded probability and statistics functionality in this Wolfram Technology Conference presentation. |
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Rob Knapp Mathematica provides a natural interface to algorithms for numerically solving differential equations. In this presentation from the Wolfram Technology Conference, Rob Knapp gives an overview of the interface ... |
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Oleksandr Pavlyk In this Wolfram Technology Conference presentation, Oleksandr Pavlyk discusses Mathematica's support for stochastic calculus as well as the applications it enables. |
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MinHsuan Peng Mathematica has built-in plot legends on all visualization functions. In this talk from the Wolfram Technology Conference, MinHsuan Peng uses a number of examples to explain the functionalities ... |
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Pradipto Ghosh and Bob Sandheinrich In this Wolfram Technology Conference presentation, Pradipto Ghosh and Bob Sandheinrich demonstrate a series of examples showing how to model, analyze, design, and simulate controls systems with Mathematica. |
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Itai Seggev, Jose Martin-Garcia Itai Seggev and Jose Martin-Garcia walk through Mathematica's features for vector analysis and tensor algebra operations in this presentation from the Wolfram Technology Conference. |
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Brett Champion In this presentation from the Wolfram Technology Conference, Brett Champion gives an overview of Mathematica's latest visualization capabilities, including legends, gauges, and more. |
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Brett Champion Highly customizable interactive gauges are part of Mathematica's collection of built-in visualizations. In this talk from the Wolfram Technology Conference, Brett Champion explains how the gauges work and shows use cases in dashboards, reports, ... |
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Konstantin Kouptsov Konstantin Kouptsov discusses features of the Mathematica command line interface in this presentation from the Wolfram Technology Conference. |
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Devendra Kapadia In this Wolfram Technology Conference presentation, Devendra Kapadia gives an introduction to queueing theory and discusses the functions available in Mathematica for the simulation and performance analysis of ... |
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Gosia Konwerska Gosia Konwerska discusses some of the tools for time series analysis in Mathematica in this presentation from the Wolfram Technology Conference. |
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Todd Gayley In this presentation from the Wolfram Technology Conference, Todd Gayley provides an overview of the main connectivity tools in Mathematica and shares guidelines about deciding which one is ... |
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Shad Sharma In this talk from the Wolfram Technology Conference, Shad Sharma demonstrates how to use Mathematica and CDF to glean knowledge from data to create opportunities that will drive ... |
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Chris Carlson The Wolfram Predictive Interface makes it easy to find and use the power of Mathematica. Chris Carlson gives a demonstration of the features, including the Suggestions Bar, Input Assistant, and Image ... |
