Hi, I've defined a function :

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Hello,

I'm trying to fit some of my research data to a polynomial.   I can do this, but what I need to know is how Maple is calculating the standard errors.  In other words. I need to know the underlying forumla Maple is using for these standard errors.

Is there any documentation on this anywhere?  

For reference, the Maple command I am using is:
LinearFit([Z^(-2),Z^(-3),Z^(-4),Z^(-5),Z^(-6),Z^(-7),Z^(-8),Z^(-9)],X,P2,Z,output=standarderrors); 

I have a large symmetric square 15x15 matrix (say B). With all entries in the region 0.285746383 and I am trying to calculate the eigenvalues of them using

with(LinearAlgrebra);
Eigenvalues(B);

B was originally an array that I converted to a Matrix with convert(B,Matrix).
I have also used type(B,Matrix) which returns true.

Yet when I enter Eigenvalues(B); It returns "Error, invalid input: LinearAlgebra:-Eigenvalues uses a 1st argument, A, which is missing"

I have several functions that cannot be integrated analytically but are to be used (repeatedly!) in further integrations. I have created a table of values of these integrals for a mesh of parameter values.   If I then use the ArrayInterpolation function to compute just one value at one point - it's very inefficient - takes lot's of time...  

   What is the optimal way of defining "InterpolatingFunction"  (in the language of Mathematica)?  Are...

Which algorithm does the LinearAlgebra->MinimalPolynomial function use to compute the minimal polynomial of a matrix?

Thank you.

Hello,

I just lost the result of a 20h calculation due to the last-name evaluation using tables. Consider that

t := table([1=2]):

s := t:

save s, "table":

restart:

read "table":

s[1];

evaluates to t[1]. The save command only...

Hi,

I used Maple in my studies, but it is not suitable for screens with high-dpi resolutions and it has no full screen mode.

I have a Macbook Pro Retina.

Thanks.

Hi,

I have this matrix with coefficients that I need to estimate;

I get there after some simple calculations and I know that my matrix it´s equal to the zero matrix; I have something like:

A:=Matrix(3, 3, [5*a-4,  5*sqrt(a) *sqrt(b)-5, 7*sqrt(a) *sqrt(c)-6,  

        8*sqrt(a) *sqrt(b)-5, 8*b-2,  8*sqrt(b) *sqrt(c)-9,   

        4*sqrt(a...

Hello, i'm having a problem whit my code for Finites Differences, but I don't really understand why. 

The principal error said this "

Error, (in fsolve) eq[2] is in the equation, and is not solved for"

The other errors come from this one, but the strange thing is my code work whit differents "h"

For example whit h=1 it works, but with h=2.5;0.5;0.1 It doesn't works.

Please help I'm kind of amateur whit Maple

I would like to be able to read Maple manuals and the AEM book that I have bought on the ipad. I can understand that I will not be able to run the commands. But it woud be nice to read through the different sections while reclining on my bed. Hope that you will make it possible.

I am using the function solve() to find roots of a trig. equation. Such as for sin(k*x) = 0, Maple retuns x = 0, whereas I expecting to get  x = n ∏/k, for n = 0,1,2,.... I am sorry I am new to Maple, can anyone help me get what I am looking for?

Thank you

 What justifies the t-1; to achieve this result?

restart;
interface(warnlevel = 0, imaginaryunit = I, rtablesize = 12);
with(plots); with(plottools);
alias(FFT = DiscreteTransforms[FourierTransform], IFFT = DiscreteTransforms[InverseFourierTransform]);

Temp := [24.2, 28.4, 32.7, 39.7, 47.0, 53.0, 56.0, 55.0, 49.4, 42.2, 32.0, 27.1];
POI := seq([n, Temp[n]], n = 1 .. 12);

 p1 := pointplot([POI], labels = ["x~month", "y = Temperature~ºF"...