Yesterday I asked my first question on mathematica.stackexchange, but being as an unregistered user at that moment.
Then I confirmed my email and would like to express my gratitude and note the correct answer, but it seems that following the link from my email I have created a new account and s...
@kirma I've never been happy with any implementation of Curry that I've seen.
When I first started, the Mathematica Cookbook had one.
I think the answer lies somewhere between two facts. Functions in the wolfram language are strange and not actually functions. Most customers couldn't use it.
V10 introduced a lot of curried forms for functions. Many of them weren't possible because of the ambiguity it would create in syntax.
I think that people who really want curry are like me when I started. I came from a background programming R and Ocaml mostly. I was writing code like Mathematica was an actual functional programming language.
@Searke Well, I think WR has lots of features it could omit, and currying could be one of those, implemented. But sure, it's not actually required for anything.
The caption of the picture reads: " Two-dimensional histogram values measured . Tick labels on the color bar are bin counts (17 force bins, 32 lifetime bins, and n = 803 observations)"
I divided the image into two parts: 1st the main graph and 2nd the legend. I am trying to extract average pixel in the each block but I am not able to do so becuase the edges between the boxes are not well defined... so, I am trying to define the edges, which is kinda hard to do accurately
How can I extract data from this picture?
http://i.imgur.com/iY362Js.png
The caption of the picture reads: " Two-dimensional histogram values measured . Tick labels on the color bar are bin counts (17 force bins, 32 lifetime bins, and n = 803 observations)"
Plan of Attack
I divided the image ...
Yesterday I asked my first question on mathematica.stackexchange, but being as an unregistered user at that moment.
Then I confirmed my email and would like to express my gratitude and note the correct answer, but it seems that following the link from my email I have created a new account and s...
How can I extract data from this picture?
http://i.imgur.com/iY362Js.png
The caption of the picture reads: " Two-dimensional histogram values measured . Tick labels on the color bar are bin counts (17 force bins, 32 lifetime bins, and n = 803 observations)"
Plan of Attack
I divided the image ...
