Exponential fitting - isn't actually a BUG there?
Detecting components in timeseries
Generating Tuples with restrictions
Grid cuts my images
Non Standard Eigenfunction Plots of the Laplacian Over the Unit Square
How to count the number of the tube
Detecting X or O in a small image
Exponential fitting - isn't actually a BUG there? http://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/105002/exponential-fitting-isnt-actually-a-bug-there
There are many questions on this site about wrong exponential fitting in Mathematica but no one considers this well-known problem as a potential bug. Usually people suggest well-known workarounds ...
- asked by Alexey Popkov (20 votes), answered by Sjoerd C. de Vries (6 votes)
Detecting components in timeseries http://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/104950/detecting-components-in-timeseries
I'm looking at this sequence of values: I'd like to detect the points where the center of the time-series shifts (around x=1000 and x=2000). Many of the transforms and smoothing methods I have ...
- asked by M.R. (17 votes), answered by blochwave (22 votes)
Generating Tuples with restrictions http://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/105139/generating-tuples-with-restrictions
I am interested in a certain subset of all tuples. Generating all with Tuples and then filtering is wasteful, and will "blow up" very quickly. For a concrete example, let's say I want to find all ...
- asked by Kiro (13 votes), answered by Kuba (12 votes)
Grid cuts my images http://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/105061/grid-cuts-my-images
Bug introduced in V9.0 or earlier and persisting through V10.3.1 or later pic2 = ImageResize[ ImageCrop@Rasterize@Graphics@Disk[], {Automatic, 40}] Grid[{{pic2}}] This is just ...
- asked by Kuba (11 votes), answered by Coolwater (7 votes)
Non Standard Eigenfunction Plots of the Laplacian Over the Unit Square
I have recently been plotting eigenfunctions of the laplacian over the unit square using the NDEigensystem command. However, I have noticed something in the plots which puzzles me. Below is an image ...
- asked by Mr S 100 (11 votes), answered by Jens (12 votes)
How to count the number of the tube http://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/105229/how-to-count-the-number-of-the-tube
There is a picture Get the binary image binimg = ColorSeparate[img][[2]] // Binarize[#, 0.25] & // Thinning Visulize the result of regconization lines = ImageLines[binimg, 0.074]; ...
- asked by yode (11 votes), answered by nikie (7 votes)
Detecting X or O in a small image http://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/105327/detecting-x-or-o-in-a-small-image
I am making a robot that plays Tic Tac Toe Currently, I have code that will parse the board and separate it into an array of 9 images, each space on the board. How can I detect if the image ...
- asked by Jenny (10 votes), answered by John Conor Cosnett (17 votes)