Fern Forest
To go with Barnsley Fern script, a video.
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Craige_HalesThis video takes a trip through RGB color space. Inspired by RGB Values to Color Names in Data Table and RGB Color Matching Script, I used JSL's KDTa...
Craige_HalesUsing the kites and darts from part 2, make a 3D surface. Some of the Scene3D code was borrowed from some of the examples that ship with JMP. This JS...
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inspired by Is there a way to extract columns used in a formula? and Ian@JMPcomment.
dt = New Table( "Get Columns in Formula",
Add Rows( 20 )
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In part 1 the penrose tiling generator stored its results in a data table. The graph in part 1 contained lines of different gray levels, indicating...
Craige_HalesA question from aandw about column formulas started this post. If you only use the formula editor to create column formulas, you can ignore almost all...
Craige_HalesHere's the first part of the code for the video in the previous post. This is a straight-forward translation/conversion of the reference. The gener...
Craige_HalesFound this generator for aperiodic Penrose tile, makes a pretty picture. A JSL implementation should use recursive function calls to make it faster; ...
Craige_HalesThe aphorism "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again" is formalized in pattern matching in a process called backtracking. Backtracking is how ...
Craige_HalesA pattern cut with a laser JMP's pattern matching functions can do almost everything regex can do and a little bit more. Internally, regex is built fr...
Craige_HalesAround 1960, before ZIP codes, before shopping malls, Grandmother shared a telephone connection with several other people on a party line.The Telephon...
Craige_HalesThis post is an example application that can be written in JSL with JMP 12 expression columns. More JMP 12 posts.There is a .JMP file attached to thi...
Craige_HalesValentine's day coincides with Doomsday this year. Again.
The Doomsday rule is neat, here's a JSL snippet to illustrate part of the idea.
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