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David Willingham

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14 Feb 2013 Screenshot Making Data Analytics for the Mining Industry Simple with MATLAB Highlights automatically importing assay text data, perform basic statistics & visualization Author: David Willingham mining industry, assay, assay data, mining, commodities, iron ore 32 0
20 Dec 2012 Screenshot Mining Economics with MATLAB Simulates a distribution of Net Present Values of a mine via a forecasting model for Iron Ore Prices Author: David Willingham commodities, mining, economics, forecasting, real options, finance 29 0
07 Nov 2012 Screenshot Parametric Value At Risk Computes the Parametric Value at Risk for a given Portfolio Author: David Willingham var, value at risk, parametric value at r..., portfolio, portfolio statistics, risk 19 0
07 Nov 2012 Screenshot Historical Value At Risk Calculates Historical Value at Risk for a given portfolio of returns Author: David Willingham historical value at r..., var, value at risk, portfolio, portfolio value at ri..., portfolio optimizatio... 40 0
08 Nov 2011 READMAIL Imports the text from emails into MATLAB & saves attachments from Microsoft Outlook. Author: David Willingham sendmail, outlook, email, emailing, microsoft outlook, attachments 6 1
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23 Jul 2012 READMAIL Imports the text from emails into MATLAB & saves attachments from Microsoft Outlook. Author: David Willingham Zhang, Zoe

Hi David,

I get email from the same person (with the same subject)around the same time everyday. How could I edit your code so that everyday this particular email could be loaded into matlab? Thanks a lot!
16 Feb 2012 Electricity Load Forecasting for the Australian Market Case Study This is a case study of forecasting short-term electricity loads for the Australian market. Author: David Willingham Mahdi, Faiz

Hi David

I am usinf Artificial Neural network in my work to predict a model that can be used same experiments information to predict new results with less error ratio in comparison to experimental and theoretical ones.

I have done some work and got results but the error ratio is still high.

If you can help me or you know any one how is doing this work please send me back on my email, faizmaa@hotmail.co.uk

Regards

Faiz

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14 Feb 2013 Screenshot Making Data Analytics for the Mining Industry Simple with MATLAB Highlights automatically importing assay text data, perform basic statistics & visualization Author: David Willingham mining industry, assay, assay data, mining, commodities, iron ore 32 0
20 Dec 2012 Screenshot Mining Economics with MATLAB Simulates a distribution of Net Present Values of a mine via a forecasting model for Iron Ore Prices Author: David Willingham commodities, mining, economics, forecasting, real options, finance 29 0
07 Nov 2012 Screenshot Parametric Value At Risk Computes the Parametric Value at Risk for a given Portfolio Author: David Willingham var, value at risk, parametric value at r..., portfolio, portfolio statistics, risk 19 0
07 Nov 2012 Screenshot Historical Value At Risk Calculates Historical Value at Risk for a given portfolio of returns Author: David Willingham historical value at r..., var, value at risk, portfolio, portfolio value at ri..., portfolio optimizatio... 40 0
08 Nov 2011 READMAIL Imports the text from emails into MATLAB & saves attachments from Microsoft Outlook. Author: David Willingham sendmail, outlook, email, emailing, microsoft outlook, attachments 6 1
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