InTDS ArchivebyJozsef Meszaros·May 19, 2023Analyze Scientific Publications with E-utilities and PythonHow to gather data about scientific literature and discover trendsA response icon2A response icon2
InArtificial Intelligence in Plain EnglishbyJozsef Meszaros·Feb 28, 2023Comprehensive Guide for Scientists Using ChatGPT3A discussion of this technology’s promise, as well as pitfalls and perilsA response icon2A response icon2
Jozsef Meszaros·Aug 30, 2022“Out of memory” in MATLAB? Easily cut memory use in half with this tipI’ll demonstrate how simply changing the precision of your numeric data can cut your memory usage by half or even more
Jozsef Meszaros·Jul 31, 2022Can you transition from MATLAB to Python without classes?To be as successful in Python as you are in MATLAB, you’ll need classes — but not the ones you are imagining.
Jozsef Meszaros·Mar 12, 2022A few MATLAB table tricks I had to learn the hard wayTables are very versatile which means there isn’t a single document explaining the uses you might have for them, which is why I created…
Jozsef Meszaros·Feb 6, 2022Bimodal or trimodal data? Try a Gaussian Mixture ModelIf you are using MATLAB to analyze data containing two or more normally distributed populations, this tutorial could help you sort them out
Jozsef Meszaros·Feb 3, 2022Use MATLAB to create beautiful, custom violin plotsOne of the most desired plot types, a favorite of R users, is the violin or half-violin. In this post I show how to accomplish this in…
Jozsef Meszaros·Feb 2, 2022How to make an after-hours market scanner with Selenium and YahooThis article describes how Selenium in Python can be used to easily obtain pre- and post-market quotes
InThe StartupbyJozsef Meszaros·Feb 18, 2021Yet Another Way Colormaps Can Be Used to Enhance Your Data VisualizationFor most scientists, there is a ton of utility in switching between colormaps.
Jozsef Meszaros·May 29, 2020Day 29: Join your tables to make a sorted boxplotJoining tables is an art and the benefits and consequences of joining are not always be clear. Here, I’ll describe a simple case that…
