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Computational Microscopy with the Wolfram Language
Microscopes were invented almost four hundred years ago. But today, there’s a revolution in microscopy (as in so many other fields) associated with computation. We’ve been working hard to make the...
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Slicing Silhouettes of Jupiter: Processing JunoCam Images
With the images from the Juno mission being made available to the public, I thought it might be fun to try my hand at some image processing with them. Though my background is not in image processing,...
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Neural Networks: An Introduction
If you haven’t used machine learning, deep learning and neural networks yourself, you’ve almost certainly heard of them. You may be familiar with their commercial use in self-driving cars, image...
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Crafty Computation: Cross-Stitch Patterns with the Wolfram Language
For many of us, programming represents leisure time just as much as work. Here at Wolfram, we have an incredibly creative group with a wide variety of hobbies, on the screen and off—including textile...
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Advance Your Image Processing Knowledge with the Latest Wolfram U Course
Today, the world around us is being captured by imaging devices ranging from cell phones and action cameras to microscopes and telescopes. With ever-increasing generation of images, image processing...
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Computational Video Premieres in Wolfram Language 12.1
Version 12.1 of the Wolfram Language introduces the long-awaited Video object. The Video object is completely (and only) out-of-core; it can link to an extensive list of video containers with almost...
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AI and the Wolfram Language Work toward Partial Automation in the Search for...
NOTE: The following post contains real medical images. As more technology is folded into medical environments all over the world, Wolfram’s European branch has taken on work with the United Kingdom’s...
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Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) in the Wolfram Language
A noteworthy achievement of artificial intelligence, since it is driven by artificial neural networks under the label deep learning, is the ability to create artistic works to generate images, text...
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Using Neural Networks to Boost Student Learning in Chemistry
I attended the Wolfram Neural Networks Boot Camp 2020, and that inspired me to incorporate elements of data science and machine learning in my course. The helper functions for machine learning make it...
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