• Friday math movie: Carlo Ratti Architecture that senses and responds

    Updated: 2012-01-31 21:24:51
    This video shows how we can improve our lives using sensing data.

  • Pre-conference tutorials announced for useR! 2012

    Updated: 2012-01-30 23:58:57
    The worldwide R user conference, useR! 2012, will take place this year June 12-15 in Nashville, Tennessee. In addition to the regular program of invited and contributed talks, a highlight of every useR! is the pre-conference tutorials: hand-on, half-day in-depth expert-led sessions with a focused on a specific area of methodology with R. This year's roster of tutorials has been announced, with topics such as reproducible research, parallel programming, medical image analysis, Hadoop, predictive modeling, and many more. And as an extra-special bonus, Bill Venables (of Introduction to R fame) will present a one-day course on June 11. This session...

  • useR! 2012: Earlybird Registration for International R Users Conference, Nashville TN 12-15 2012

    Updated: 2012-01-30 14:04:11
    The 8th international R users conference useR! 2012 will be in Nashville TN USA June 12-15 with a special all-day pre-conference course from Bill Venables on June 11. We have a terrific lineup of half-day tutorials on June 12 and will have invited and contributed presentations of interest to a wide variety of R users. Details may be found at http://biostat.mc.vanderbilt.edu/UseR-2012 and online early bird registration is now available. Abstract submissions for contributed talks and posters are welcomed. There are major entertainment events in and around Nashville before and during the conference that you may also want to take advantage of. (This is a guest post by Frank Harrell)

  • C and a Box of Chocolates: Video Presentations from the Wolfram Technology Conference 2011

    Updated: 2012-01-25 19:27:08
    Tips for analyzing your social networks with Mathematica, workshops for publishing with CDF, real-world solutions for your financial applications—these are just a few of the many highlights from the Wolfram Technology Conference 2011. If you missed a talk or weren't able to attend, we've now made videos of select presentations available ...

  • Recent Data For Planning Mathematical Software Projects

    Updated: 2012-01-19 13:35:49
    Home About Math Books Privacy Policy Table of Contents Write for us Applied Math Essential Math History Math Education Math News Math Websites Software Suggested Reading Tutorial Unsolved Problems Recent Data For Planning Mathematical Software Projects Posted by John F . McGowan , Ph.D . in Applied Math on January 19th , 2012 no responses This article is a follow up to the previous article Estimating the Cost and Schedule of Mathematical Software In the previous article , the author advocated using software engineering expert Barry Boehm’s Basic COCOMO Embedded Mode cost model to estimate the cost and schedule of mathematical software projects , with the important qualification that there are substantial variations between actual effort and estimated effort using this model . By Boehm’s

  • The Wolfram Education Portal Is Here!

    Updated: 2012-01-19 04:05:45
    Teachers, are you looking for a new way to integrate technology into your classroom? How about through a dynamic textbook or pre-generated lesson plans? Students, are you looking for some extra help or practice in your classes? How about using interactive demonstrations and widgets to help understand the concepts you ...

  • This Blog, now with 100% more IPv6!

    Updated: 2012-01-18 18:28:56
    You should be able to access models.street-artists.org now via IPv6, thanks to my web host getting with the modern times. Now if only I could get IPv6 natively at home...

  • Norovirus, and Bleach Dilution For Sanitization

    Updated: 2012-01-13 21:33:43
    If you have small children, especially in daycare, eventually you will be exposed to a wide variety of illnesses. One of the least fun is viral gastroenteritis caused by norovirus. Norovirus is not susceptible to alcohol hand sanitizers due to its durable protein coat, and the main method for sanitizing surfaces that have been exposed [...]

  • Estimating the Cost and Schedule of Mathematical Software

    Updated: 2012-01-10 19:50:34
    Home About Math Books Privacy Policy Table of Contents Write for us Applied Math Essential Math History Math Education Math News Math Websites Software Suggested Reading Tutorial Unsolved Problems Estimating the Cost and Schedule of Mathematical Software Posted by John F . McGowan , Ph.D . in Applied Math on January 10th , 2012 one response Mathematics and mathematical software combined with today’s powerful computers can deliver large improvements in speed and efficiency as well as new useful features . Mathematical software is in widespread use : digital video such as YouTube and Skype , digital audio such as MP3 files , JPEG images , speech recognition such as Apple’s Siri , computer generated images in movies and video games , and the Global Positioning System or GPS that tells people

  • Deliver Professional Applications with Wolfram Player Pro

    Updated: 2012-01-06 18:11:24
    Does this scenario sound familiar? You've created a real-time analytics interface for your internal data in Mathematica and you want to share it with your colleagues. But they don't have, or typically need, Mathematica. You aren't alone. Many of our users have approached me with similar concerns. That's why we created ...

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