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GaussianMatrix   (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)
GaussianMatrix[r] gives a matrix that corresponds to a Gaussian kernel of radius r. GaussianMatrix[{r, \[Sigma]}] gives a matrix corresponding to a Gaussian kernel with ...
WeightingFunction   (Combinatorica Package Symbol)
WeightingFunction is an option to the functions SetEdgeWeights and SetVertexWeights that tells the functions how to compute edge weights and vertex weights, respectively.
ByteOrdering   (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)
ByteOrdering is an option for BinaryRead, BinaryWrite, and related functions that specifies what ordering of bytes should be assumed for your computer system.
BarOrigin   (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)
BarOrigin is an option to BarChart and related functions that specifies the origin placement for bars.
Using TetGenLink   (TetGenLink Tutorial)
This section shows some of the ways that TetGenLink can be applied. To use TetGenLink it must first be loaded. Next, some random points are generated and displayed.
Combinatorica   (Combinatorica Package Tutorial)
Combinatorica extends Mathematica by over 450 functions in combinatorics and graph theory. It includes functions for constructing graphs and other combinatorial objects, ...
Brent's Method   (Mathematica Tutorial)
When searching for a real simple root of a real valued function, it is possible to take advantage of the special geometry of the problem, where the function crosses the axis ...
Warnings and Messages   (Mathematica Tutorial)
Mathematica usually goes about its work silently, giving output only when it has finished doing the calculations you asked for. However, if it looks as if Mathematica is ...
ControllerPath   (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)
ControllerPath is an option that gives a list of external controllers or classes of controllers to try for functions such as ControllerState, Manipulate, and Graphics3D.
RandomComplex   (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)
RandomComplex[] gives a pseudorandom complex number with real and imaginary parts in the range 0 to 1.RandomComplex[{z_min, z_max}] gives a pseudorandom complex number in the ...
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