Learn how to analyze data using the Mathematica 11 environment and language.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know before watching this course
- Using the exercise files
- Run Mathematica and enter commands
- Manage Mathematica notebooks
- Get help in Mathematica
- Browse the Demonstrations library
- Introduce mathematical operators
- Refer to previous calculations
- Assign values to variables
- Import and export data
- Calculate values using built-in functions and variables
- Create advanced formulas using the Math Assistant
- Send a result to Wolfram Alpha
- Create a list
- Refer to and edit list items
- Add and delete list items
- Count and summarize list items
- Sort and reorder lists
- Identify the first or last item in a list
- Select list items by rule
- Delete duplicate list items
- Join multiple lists into a single list
- Find the mean, median, and commonest value
- Calculate variance and standard deviation
- Identify data quartiles
- Calculate the interquartile range
- Find the covariance of two sets of values
- Calculate the correlation of two data sets
- Define vectors and matrices
- Add, subtract, and multiply matrices
- Generate useful matrices
- Transpose and invert matrices
- Perform element-wise calculations
- Refer to and edit matrix items
- Convert a matrix to a list
- Suppress output in a notebook
- Define a function
- Add comments to a Mathematica script
- Debug your Mathematica code
- Create a bar chart
- Summarize data using a histogram
- Create a scatter plot
- Create a paired bar chart
- Set chart options
- Plot function output
- Create a Computable Document Format (CDF) file
- Manipulate a single input value for an expression
- Manipulate two or more input values for an expression
- Animate the results of an expression
- Analyze data using Mathematica Online
- Create a Wolfram Cloud app
- Additional resources
Taught by
Curt Frye