In this talk, we will look into our newly tuned-up VectorPlot and StreamPlot as well as their list version families and other derivatives, including the volume plot SliceVectorPlot3D. These ...

In this talk, Alison Ord discusses whether applying Rule 30 might be a better method for predicting the presence of mineral deposits before drilling than current methods.

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 ...

We continue to expand and improve the functionality of Dataset. This presentation features Jose Martin-Garcia and Chris Carlson describing current and anticipated work, including Dataset editing, themes and improvements to ...

As a next step in investigating decision process theory, Jerry Thomas considers steady-state non-streamline solutions to a 3D model. The equations are modified Navier–Stokes equations. Using NDSolve, he shows that these steady-state solutions are not dissimilar to fluid flow solutions despite the modifications. The solutions confirm a result from looking at 2D streamline solutions: they yield stable structures, ones ...

We will tour the new functions in Version 12 for visualizing complex data and complex-valued functions of both real and complex variables.

Seth Chandler uses Wolfram Language to first explore the "physics" of classification and how necessary features of sensible classification systems coupled with the advent of modern learning techniques potentially create ...

In this talk, Charles Pooh talks about the latest geometric functionality in the Wolfram Language, including updates to mesh regions, new geometric computation functions, and future plans.

Mathematica has been an invaluable tool supporting diverse quantitative toxicology and environmental health-risk assessment projects for Kenneth T. Bogen. In this talk, he shares information about multiple projects in this ...

In this talk, Jerome Louradour demonstrates new functionality in Wolfram Language 12.2 aimed at building a neural network with top-level language.

The Wolfram Language blockchain functionalities are constantly improving and expanding. In this talk, Christian Pasquel gives an overview of the latest features, use cases in data processing and analysis, and new supported blockchains. Additionally, he presents a ...

In this talk, Amina Matt and George Varnavides illustrate The Fourier transform's importance in the field of materials science through several applications: from the photonic materials that create bright and ...

Wolfram Language has over 250 mathematical functions, including well-known elementary and special functions that have played a crucial role in the development of science for decades. Although this set is almost ...

Matteo Salvarezza presents a new neural net layer in Wolfram Language 12.2. Leveraging the new Wolfram Compiler, it allows users to implement custom operations and freely use them with the rest ...

In this talk, Anton Antonov shows and compares data-wrangling examples in different programming languages using different packages, relying heavily on external evaluators and voice-recognition features considered experimental at the time ...

A quick tour of a few fun side projects Bob Sandheinrich has made including Pi Slices Daily, a COVID dashboard and a baseball-player network story creator. He will show you ...

In this talk, Jesse Galef highlights ways to use Wolfram Mathematica to gain insight into machine learning models, including both existing tools and projects being developed. This includes discussion of ...

Learn about new pedagogical ways of educating from an innovative perspective. In this presentation, Silvia Paulina and Toimil Davila discuss the growing need to create new learning environments for the ...

Current smartphones are powerful enough to run neural networks locally without a cloud server connection. Deploying and running a custom neural network on your phone depends on your phone's operating ...