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Wolfram experts discuss some of their favorite Mathematica visualization examples as part of an open chat during the Wolfram Visualization Virtual Workshop 2013.

Mathematica's strong 3D format support and graphics features make it a prime candidate for performing 3D geometric manipulations and creative modeling. This example-driven course features a demonstration of state-of-the-art 3D geometric projects involving 3D scanners, 3D formats, ...

Yu-Sung Chang answers user-submitted questions about using Mathematica for 3D geometric projects during the Wolfram Visualization Virtual Workshop 2013.

Yu-Sung Chang gives an overview of Mathematica's built-in integration with R using Rlink as part of Mathematica Experts Live: New in Mathematica 9.

In this video from Mathematica Experts Live: New in Mathematica 9, Yu-Sung Chang shows how to convert a stereo image to a 3D image in Mathematica.

A panel of Mathematica experts share a number of examples showcasing new capabilities of Mathematica 9 for data manipulation and visualization, including image and signal processing, interactive gauges, legends for plots and charts, ...

Mathematica's powerful tools for building graphics are tightly integrated into its high-level programming language. This introductory course from the Wolfram Mathematica Virtual Conference 2012 covers topics related to using Mathematica for ...

The Wolfram Computable Document Format (CDF) provides a new streamlined way for creating dynamic educational content. This course from the Wolfram Mathematica Virtual Conference 2012 shows how to use CDF for ...

The Wolfram Computable Document Format (CDF) provides a new streamlined way for creating dynamic educational content. This Wolfram Training on-demand course shows how to use CDF for teaching and sharing, ...

This video introduces the Mathematica experts who judged the user-submitted entries for the Mathematica Experts Live: One-Liner Competition 2012.

This video from Mathematica Experts Live: One-Liner Competition 2012 showcases the neat programming tricks Bianca Eifert used to create an interactive periodic table in her Honorable Mention entry.

This video from Mathematica Experts Live: One-Liner Competition 2012 highlights David Kahle's Honorable Mention entry, which produces a fun example using some of Mathematica's image processing functions.

This video from Mathematica Experts Live: One-Liner Competition 2012 features Roman Osipov's Honorable Mention entry, an explorer of Venn diagrams for the complete set of Boolean functions of three variables.

This video from Mathematica Experts Live: One-Liner Competition 2012 explains the programming tricks Yves Klett used to transform a sphere into a cow in his Honorable Mention entry.

This video from Mathematica Experts Live: One-Liner Competition 2012 shows Boris Faleichik's Grand Prize entry, which generates a dynamic interface where particles follow the mouse position using just 140 characters of Mathematica ...

Mathematica users from around the world tested their programming prowess in the Mathematica Experts Live: One-Liner Competition 2012. In this video, the judges discuss the impressive results of the winning entries.

This video introduces the panel of Mathematica experts who answered user-submitted questions on a range of topics about building dynamic interfaces during Mathematica Experts Live: Dynamic Interfaces Q&A 2012.

Yu-Sung Chang offers helpful tips for animating heat equations and creating scientific visualizations during Mathematica Experts Live: Dynamic Interfaces Q&A 2012.

Yu-Sung Chang shows examples of how to use Mathematica's financial visualization functions to create interactive interfaces during Mathematica Experts Live: Dynamic Interfaces Q&A 2012.

Yu-Sung Chang explores the advantages of using Computable Document Format (CDF) and shows examples of how to convert notebooks to CDF and display CDF in web browsers during Mathematica Experts ...