I am unable to use the functions in the repository. I go to the WFW and select a function, such as “HessianDeterminant”. I don’t see any instructions regarding what to do. There seems to be a clipboard button attached to the function name, which I click on; then I can paste ResourceFunction[“Hessia…

Very strange. HessianDeterminant works fine for me! (v12 on Mac). Does CloudConnect[] work for you?

I just tried CloudConnect[] and it worked. And now ResourceFunction[“HessianDeterminant”] works too! Thank you. Do you think this means I need to run CloudConnect[] first in each session?

For me, I think, this is done automatically but glad it works now

Use a function from the Wolfram Function Repository?

Questions

murray (Murray Eisenberg) June 17, 2019, 7:19pm 5

This is still all “clear as mud”, at least to this (rather Mathematicaly experienced user).

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Use a function from the Wolfram Function Repository?

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