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Formatting the Wolfram Language

Brenton Bostick presents the new CodeFormatter paclet for formatting Wolfram Language code, showing the parameters that can be adjusted and what the resulting code looks like. The formatter is demonstrated on real-world Wolfram Language code.

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Anwesha Das
Emojis are a popular form of non-linguistic expression in computer-mediated communication. Various factors such as platform diversity, age and gender have been known to affect emoji usage patterns. This presentation ...
Eduardo Serna, PhD
In this talk, Eduardo Serna explores existing and upcoming Wolfram Language functionality designed for the analysis and modeling of spatial point data.
Jan Poeschko
Learn about the latest updates and features in the Wolfram Cloud, from interactive notebook development to deployment and publishing, in this talk from Jan Poeschko.
Anmol Bajracharya
Backtesting trading strategies using historical data can help investors to determine how profitable one's trading strategy could be. In this talk, Anmol Bajracharya discusses how to construct trading strategies using ...
Ambar Jain, Ph.D.
Ambar Jain presents an assessment platform developed at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Bhopal, that serves deeply randomized synchronous and asynchronous assessments to students. Content and quiz ...
Brenton Bostick
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Ben Kickert, Maureen Baehr
Ben Kickert and Maureen Baehr explore ways to use the Wolfram technology stack and A-Frame to create VR rooms that are immersive as well as accessible to all, regardless of ...
Jeremy Stratton-Smith, AnneMarie Torresen
This talk covers the work that has been done to incorporate the Common Core math standards into Wolfram|Alpha and explore the content covered in the example pages.
Nick Lariviere
Jose Martin-Garcia
This talk from Jose Martin-Garcia presents recent additions to the Wolfram Language geo framework, focusing in particular on new functionality to support our new vector maps. This includes the new ...
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Paritosh Mokhasi
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Nina Dokeva
This presentation features Nina Dokeva, who describes the extensible framework that is used to interface optimization solvers to the Wolfram Language optimization functions. The presentation includes examples of how to ...
Nicholas Brunk, PSM, MS
The Wolfram Language facilitates a broad variety of scientific and industrial workflows.In this talk, Nick Brunk highlights Wolfram Language facilitation of high-throughput, experimentally validated molecular dynamic (MD) simulations of ...
Max Piskunov
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This presentation features Andrew Yule discussing a new open-source project called ggplot that aims to create a Wolfram Language package giving functionality similar to R's ggplot.
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Sean Cheren exhibits some of the exciting new Import/Export features coming in the next version of the Wolfram Language. In particular, he dives into format upgrades and useful updates ...
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