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Charles Macal Forecasting models for COVID-19 at the national and state levels have been common, but few account for transmission at city or smaller scales. In this talk, we describe two complementary ... |
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Matteo Fasano and Ankit Naik Wolfram Virtual Labs are open educational resources in the form of interactive course-ware that are used to explain different concepts in the classroom. Presenters demonstrate real-world uses of Virtual Labs ... |
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James Boyd This presentation examines possible correspondence between computational complexity classes in computational graphs and higher homotopy classes between computability paths via the application of two methods: category theory and Homotopy Type ... |
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Melvin Friedman, PhD Phys Presentation shows how to coordinate traffic signals on Telegraph Rd, (a two-way road, 10.4 miles in length, with 21 traffic signals) so that motorists traveling at the recommended speed make every traffic ... |
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Sylvia Haas and Stephen Schroeder Educators, come see the new and expanded teaching tools in Version 13! Get a first look at the new Q&A Form Notebook and the powerful new features in the Question and Answer system. Discover how to easily create coursework with tools for automated assessment ... |
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Maureen Baehr and Benjamin Kickert This talk discusses how the Wolfram stack has been used to advance sustainable development goal (SDG) metrics and further shows that various combinations of Wolfram tools allow for using nontraditional ... |
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Bignya Pathi and Jayanta Phadikar This talk presents a comprehensive walk-through of the techniques for creating custom notations and objects with Wolfram Language as they relate to typesetting. It includes a short introduction of object-oriented ... |
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Leonardo Roncetti Mathematica's parallel functions make it possible to produce video and plots of results after collecting various image processing data during transport and lifting engineering operations. The goal of the work ... |
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Brenton Bostick The notebook front end is a great tool for developing Wolfram Language, but there are other editors and IDEs available. This talk shows new integration with Sublime Text and Visual ... |
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James Lu This talk demonstrates how the neural network functionalities of Wolfram Language have enabled development of a neural-PK/PD modeling framework that can now be more efficiently assembled from component layers ... |
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Peter Riley Wolfram and other DNNs were adapted for COVID-19 detection on chest x-rays with up to 100% accuracy on 1,200 training images. Another DNN had 80% accuracy for COVID-19 staging on 80 images. Methods to ... |
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Paul Abbott, PhD Anyone interested in education innovation has many reasons to attend Wolfram Summer School, including most especially those mentioned in this discussion. |
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Bruno Autin What is an elementary particle? After a brief historical introduction, the approach followed by Richard Feynman is explained using three experiments derived from Young's test of diffraction by two slits. The statistical approach is supported by functions and transformations available in the Wolfram Language. ... |
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Christian Pasquel Non-fungible tokens, also known as NFTs, are changing the way we think about value and property. In this talk, you'll be part of a computational exploration of this technology, its ... |
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Lou D'Andria Contextual interfaces in Wolfram Notebooks continue to enable new and interesting approaches to interface design. In this talk, we will review the rudiments of attached cells, examine existing uses of ... |
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Tigran Ishkhanyan Mathematica Version 12.3 introduces a number of special superfunctions including the focus of this talk: FoxH, a natural generalization of MeijerG. |
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Victor Frost This talk demonstrates how Mathematica is uniquely capable of delivering a pedagogically interesting experience teaching communication fundamentals via ebook. |
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Francisco Rodriguez Arias |
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Nirmal Malapaka In this talk, we will explore different geographic visualization functions in the Wolfram Language. We will look at how these functions can be used to visualize geo data. We will ... |
