In this talk, Richard Gass describes efforts to provide "at-home" labs for second-year physics majors using Mathematica, smartphones and cheap kits shipped to students. Mathematica’s sophisticated tools for analyzing video that, coupled with the ability of smartphones to take high-speed, high-definition ...

Learn about a suite of audio analysis and visualization functions available in the Wolfram Language.

Learn to modify audio signals using audio effects, including delay and reverberation. Notebook link: https://wolfr.am/OKVe1Ef9

Where have I heard that song? For us humans, it is pretty easy to recognize a recording. However, to a machine, two signals that sound the same could look totally different! In this talk, Carlo Giacometti uses the Wolfram Language to understand and explore ...

Generate audio signals, from simple built-in models to a variety of complex signals.

We present a method for automatically generating new geometry theorems using angle chasing techniques. Our method transforms rank-deficient matrices to incorporate line angles and bisectors, and outputs the theorems in ...

Machine learning superfunctions like Predict and Classify have tried to bridge the gap between beginner and specialist Wolfram Language users by offering a fully automated yet customizable pipeline. Over time, ...

This talk features updates to the automated geometric functionality of Wolfram Language including features new in Version 12.2. Presenters also discuss bringing this functionality to Wolfram|Alpha and creating a website ...