webMathematica 3.2 adds dynamic content to your website. Websites with sliders and other interactive controls compute new results when parameters change. Graphics, including 3D images, can be rotated in the browser. It's all powered by Mathematica 9's computation and visualization capabilities and webMathematica's robust, automatic server deployment that scales for high traffic and works seamlessly with modern web standards and services.

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Segmenting a Medical Image

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Plotting Price Divergences

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The world's first computational knowledge engine is developed and deployed with webMathematica technology.

Develop and deploy large-scale websites

• webMathematica handles thousands of queries per second, accessing all of Mathematica's computational and graphical abilities.

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Segmenting a Medical Image

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Select the foreground threshold and the segment to view. webMathematica displays the shaded image.

Add sliders and other interactive controls to websites

• Employ the same concise syntax that's built into Mathematica.
• Use all of Mathematica's image processing functions.

Based on Segmenting a Medical Image in the Wolfram Demonstrations Project.

Plotting Price Divergences

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In some models for predicting the price trend of an asset, the differences in the behavior of the asset's price and the market's attitude toward that asset are examined. Here, choose the type of market indicator and set the sensitivity to price peaks, and webMathematica plots the three largest negative and positive divergences.

Share web-based tools with colleagues or clients

• Create any type of interactive chart you need with Mathematica's highly customizable symbolic graphics features.
• Examine data with advanced statistics and data mining features.

Based on Plotting Price Divergences in the Wolfram Demonstrations Project.

Polyhedron Explorer

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Select a shape and an action to perform. webMathematica immediately displays the new image, which you can save as a Mathematica notebook.

Perform calculations and display instant results

• Automatically generate and download formatted reports of your results.
• Access Mathematica's built-in computable data, including geometry data.