The problem that I'm asking about here doesn't show in the MaplePrimes display of the worksheet below; you'll need to download the worksheet to see it. The problem is that the last subsection (which is currently empty) overlaps with the second-to-last subsection. It also overlapped when it was not empty. I just want to delete that last subsection, but nothing that I've tried works. This is not the first time that I've had overlapping subsections, but previously I've always been able to fix the problem by closing and re-opening the worksheet. That doesn't work in this case.

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Hello people in mapleprimes,

I have a question. I hope someone give an answer to me.

rho:=sqrt((x-a)^2+(y-b)^2);

limit(x-a+y-2,rho=0);

brings an error

Error, invalid input: limit expects its 2nd argument, p, to be of type Or(name = algebraic, set(name = algebraic)), but received ((x-a)^2+(y-b)^2)^(1/2) = 0

Isn't other way than the following?

limit(x-a+y-2,{x=a,y=b});

Best wishes.

taro

I'm trying to call a C function which returns an array. The example on the help page http://www.maplesoft.com/support/help/maple/view.aspx?path=examples/ExternalCalling is to pass in an array with known dimensions, which will be updated in the C function, but I wonder if this is the only way to do it. For example if I have an array of unknown dimensions beforehand, what is the best approach to return this array?

Thanks!

Aggregate statistics are calculated by splitting the rows of a DataFrame by each factor in a given column into subsets and computing summary statistics for each of these subsets.

The following is a short example of how the Aggregate command is used to compute aggregate statistics for a DataFrame with housing data:

To begin, we construct a DataFrame with housing data: The first column has number of bedrooms, the second has the area in square feet, the third has price.
 

bedrooms := <3, 4, 2, 4, 3, 2, 2, 3, 4, 4, 2, 4, 4, 3, 3>:
area := <1130, 1123, 1049, 1527, 907, 580, 878, 1075, 
         1040, 1295, 1100, 995, 908, 853, 856>:
price := <114700, 125200, 81600, 127400, 88500, 59500, 96500, 113300, 
          104400, 136600, 80100, 128000, 115700, 94700, 89400>:
HouseSalesData := DataFrame([bedrooms, area, price], columns = [Bedrooms, Area, Price]);

Note that the Bedrooms column has three distinct levels: 2, 3, and 4.

convert(HouseSalesData[Bedrooms], set);

The following returns the mean of all other columns for each distinct level in the column, Bedrooms:

Aggregate(HouseSalesData, Bedrooms);

Adding the columns option controls which columns are returned.

Aggregate(HouseSalesData, Bedrooms, columns = [Price])

Additionally, the tally option returns a tally for each of the levels.

Aggregate(HouseSalesData, Bedrooms, tally)

The function option allows for the specification of any command that can be applied to a DataSeries. For example, the Statistics:-Median command computes the median for each of the levels of Bedrooms.

Aggregate(HouseSalesData, Bedrooms, function = Statistics:-Median);

By default, Aggregate uses the SplitByColumn command to creates a separate sub-DataFrame for every discrete level in the column given by bycolumn.

with(Statistics);

ByRooms := SplitByColumn(HouseSalesData, Bedrooms);

We can create box plots of the price for subgroups of sales defined by number of bedrooms.

BoxPlot( map( (m)->m[Price], ByRooms), 
             deciles=false, 
             datasetlabels=["2 bdrms", "3 bdrms", "4 bdrms"], 
             color=["Red", "Purple", "Blue"]);

I have recorded a short video that walks through this example here:

The worksheet for this example can be downloaded here: Aggregate.mw

When using seq function below in the second call, it does not generate a sequence of functions with 'a' being 1, 2, and 3, and I had expected. 

First seq function call is just to show that it works without the function "x ->" wrapping.

I could of couse use unapply as in the third call, but I had expected the second call to work.

Am I doing anything wrong, or is this a Maple bug?

#Hello people in Mapleprimes,

#After

restart;interface(typesetting=extended);

diff(f(x),x);

#shows f'(x).

#But,

diff(f(t1),t1);

#shows just df(t1)/dt1, not f'(t).

#Can't I show f'(t1) not df(t1)/dt1?

#Is this a way peculiar to Maple?

#I hope someone could give me some hints.

#Best wishes.

#taro

When using units, then e.g. "2 m" is show as expected below, but "1 m" shown as only "m".  Even through correct, it is a non-standard way to write physical values.

How to get the physical values in a format of "{numerical} {unit}" even when the numerical part is 1?

I am quite a new user of Maple 2016.

I intend to plot complex numbers as vectors (Phasors), with diferent relationsships between them. I would like to use parameters and modify them e.g with a slider. I can't find how to do it. 

For example:

V1=1*cos(delta)+j*sin(delta)

Ve=0.5*cos(alfa)+0.5*j*sin(alfa)

V2=Ve+V1

V2=1+j0

V12=V1-V2

I=V12/(Zcos(beta)+jZsin(beta))

I would like to be able to see those vectors, employing alfa and beta as parameters (e.g between -pi and pi)

Any ideas on how to plot that? Maybe Maple is not the right tool to do it. Is there any specific to plot interactive phasors?

Thanks

Hello

I am having issue in finding the explanation on how to solve inverse trig funtion and expression with inverse trig funtions. I do not understand my school book and I was hoping that the software would have given me an extra help in understanding my school problems. 

Thank you very much

Regards,

Perla D'andrea

Hello people in mapleprime,

Though I wrote the title as Fundamental theorem of calculus,

what I am considering is just how to continue the chain of codes in calculation.

restart;

#I defined F__0 as

F__0:=x->Int(f(t),t=a..x);

#Then, the difference between a primitive function of f(x), F(x), and F__0 is no more than a constant C, so I write.

bb:=F(x)-F__0(x)=C;

#Then, substituting "a" into equation "bb", I obtain the value of F(a)

bb1:=subs(x=a,bb):cc:=simplify(%);

#Then, I substituted the value of C in "bb1" into "bb,"  obtaining the following "cc1."

cc1:=subs(isolate(cc,C),bb);

#And, then, I isolated the term of Int(f(t),t=a..x)  in cc1,

dd:=isolate(cc1,Int(f(t), t = a .. x));

#And, then, I substitute x=b into the outcome of dd, and obtain the final equation.

subs(x=b,dd);

Surely, with the above code, I could get the fundamental theorem. But, it looks in a little roundabout way.

So, I thought I would ask here about whether there aren't any better ways to do the fundamentally the same thing or

hints to improve the above code.

Please teach me about this.

Thanks in advance.

taro

hi every one
please help me for this problem
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How do I turn off Worksheet mode in a Maple Document.  I copied a calculation from a Worksheet into my Document, now I have to do calculation in 1-D math. 

Any advice would be helpful. 

This is a specific Maple 2016 question: I find that plots no longer remember their attributes (like size on the screen) upon re-execution of a worksheet, even though I have set the appropriate flag in the Interface pane of the preferences.

Can someone confirm this; or am I just being dense? Is this an OS X issue? An El Capitan issue?? Maple 2015 on Yosemite behaves as expected.

Maple 2016.1 on Mac OS X 10.11.5.

Thanks,

M.D.

Dear friends!

Please, suggest me, how to build a plot loocking as the following

where the values on the axis X (1, 5, 10, 50, ...) are categories, not numbers?

Below and above the iterators, there is a graphic with numbers rotated in all directions.  I am thinking it is based somewhat on what I have done here http://www.mapleprimes.com/posts/97195-Wordle-In-Maple

How did they get the rotations in Maple?