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Data visualization is the study of the visual representation of data, meaning "information that has been abstracted in some schematic form, including attributes or variables for the units of information"

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As a beginner with Mathematica, I apologize if this question is too basic. I would like to show introductory students that a complex number can be represented in several different coordinate systems ...
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Hello everyone — I’m reading about the extended complex plane and the “point at infinity,” and I find the geometric picture quite helpful. According to this text, in the complex plane $z \in \mathbb{C}...
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I am using StructuredMesh for generating a second order mesh for plane figures. Afterwards I use ToBoundaryMesh to generate the ...
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Chebychev polynomials seem like may be better off visualized on a circle rather than horizontally. Code below uses an idea with SectorChart3D from an earlier post ...
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I have expressions $\log\frac{z}{z-1}$ and $\frac{1}{z \left( 1 + W_0\left(-\frac{1}{e z}\right) \right)} $ visualized below. There's a branch cut along the Im[z]=0 ...
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The plot below shows branch cut along Re[z]=0 line, however, the corners are smoothed. Is there a trick to help it spend more effort on computing higher quality exclusions? Cranking up ...
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I was asked by a high school chemistry teacher to visualize electron orbitals of hydrogen atom for various quantum numbers. This is trivial and one can find a worked out example in the ...
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Below is my Mathematica code to generate the bifurcation diagram of the sine map x_n+1 = rsin(Pix_n) or in this form f(x) = rsin(Pix). (How to isolate the bifurcation points from the sine map's ...
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There are answers which do almost what I need, e. g. Drawing a graph with specified edge lengths, but not quite. I have an edge-weighted graph and I want vertex distances to be approximately equal to ...
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I am using Manipulate to change a parameter in a system of differential equations solved with NDSolve in Mathematica. The system of equations is as follows: I am using Manipulate to allow interactive ...
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Histogram uses equally sizes bins by default. We can control the lower bound, upper bound, and bin size like this: Histogram[data, {lower, upper, binsize}] How can ...
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I have the following code for the bifurcation diagram of the sine map. It works well but I would like to isolate where the onset of period doubling begins (the bifurcation points) along the horizontal ...
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I am hoping to make a figure that shows the output of the Solve command below, with Plot3D. Ideally, I want to make a cube of ...
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Any ideas how to implement something like this? I stumbled upon this interesting video. Here is a small part in animated GIF: and here is a high resolution frame to look at details. Relevant code ...
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Question I’m working with an OpenAPI JSON schema and want to visualize and understand its structure using Mathematica. For example, given the following schema: ...
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