This how-to will provide an example of performing basic ordinary least squares (OLS) regression on a data set with three independent variables. There are too many options to ...

This talk extends the Wolfram Technology Conference talk of 2013, Measuring Discrete Symmetry, from 5 to 16 or more points, comparing it to the work The Reflexive Universe ...

Support for Probability and Statistics has been expanding with every release of Wolfram Language. This presentation will offer a bird’s view perspective of this development.

With the new geometric computation, 3D model generation and printability are now possible from the Wolfram Language. Come and see it in action!

The notebook Animation.nb is a chapter from a Mathematica based computer graphics text currently being evaluated for publication. The notebook assumes the user has 3D ...

These basic examples show how to create J/Link graphical user interfaces (GUIs) within a Mathematica notebook. We start with simple examples and move on to more difficult ...

With Mathematica, you can easily create plots of two-dimensional data or represent data in graphics such as bar charts or pie charts. Very often it will be useful to create ...

In Mathematica, vectors, matrices, and arrays of arbitrary dimensions are uniformly represented as lists or "lists of lists." This prevents a lot of problems common in other ...

Use the Newest Version Use Built-in Functions Use Machine-Precision Numbers Avoid Procedural Programming Operate on Lists as a Whole, Not on Individual Parts Use Compile ...

This presentation talks about using SystemModeler and Mathematica on the Amazon cloud for small manufacturing enterprises. We have been working with Wolfram on a project ...