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QUESTION
I tried a few possibilities but I could not get it right. On SelectionChanged
, I create a plane
from a selected face. This is good, I can get the plane
correctly.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-18 at 21:36Works now or not???
ent.TransformBy(transformation); This is wrong.
ent.TransformBy(transXY); This is right if enything else is ok.
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QUESTION
I'd like to draw the bounding box of a selected entity. I can have it done by drawing line by line, however, I see it offer the BoundingBox but I cannot get it to work. I am not sure how it can add the box
to theModel
so it can be drawn.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-13 at 07:59The BoundingBox class is designed only for the Model's bounding box settings.
QUESTION
I need to create a diagonal matrix in python from an X matrix which is repeated 3 times. In matlab I do it in the following way:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-05 at 08:41Try this code.
QUESTION
As can be seen below, there are four dataframes that I would like to merge into a single dataframe by stacking rows on top of each other. The column names are same, so not sure why this is not working.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-30 at 01:47When you run str(lsf[[1]]
, you will see that not all the columns are of the same length.
QUESTION
I would like to obtain a matrix of correlation with bootstrapped confidence intervals.
I found the jmv
package giving the correlation matrix with the p-values and the confidence intervals; but in this case, they are calculated with the Fisher Transformation.
I found how to obtain the bootstrap confidence interval:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-18 at 14:30Below is the function that makes the job, I've written it, so if it can be useful to anyone else... :
QUESTION
On R
, I used the boostrap method to get a correlation coefficient estimation and the confidence intervals.
To get the p-value, I thought, I can calculate the proportion of the confidence intervals which do not contain zero. But this is not the solution.
How can I get the p-value in this case ?
I am using cor.test
to get the coefficient estimation. cor.test
may also gives me the p-value from every test. But how can I get the bootstrapped p-value ?
Thank you very much !
Below an example :
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-09 at 08:54The standard way of bootstrapping in R is to use base package boot
. You start by defining the bootstrap function, a function that takes two arguments, the dataset and an index into the dataset. This is function bootCorTest
below. In the functionyou subset the dataset selecting just the rows defined by the index.
The rest is straightforward.
QUESTION
I'm making use of DevDept's Eyeshot library to manage 3D graphics files which contain geometries that represent the parts of a metalcasting mold. Largely these are either basic Brep primitives or STL-file type imports, combined into one scene.
Each geometry is associated with thermal properties for use in the simulator. If I use STEP as an export format, I'd like to include the thermal properties as metadata, either as a separate custom entity with an index, either a number or string key, or the properties themselves.
In either case, the thermal properties are easy to express as a multiline JSON string.
Is it possible to include descriptive metadata like this in a STEP file? What would be a good approach to accomplish this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-28 at 13:23general "STEP" is not a format, it is a set of standards. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_10303
That means that you need to know which "AP" you are to use (depending). You then usually find some "recommended practices" or "usage guide" done by association like PDES, Inc. and ProSTEP iViP, that explains how you can (and should) implement these standards.
QUESTION
I am confused about Brep (Boundary Representation) and polygonal mesh. Because both of them are a collection of vertices , edges and faces, but in computer graphic books Brep is explained under Solid Modeling section while polygonal mesh is explained under surface modeling. So what is the difference between two representations?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-27 at 08:08QUESTION
I am new to C and currently doing a BREP (boundary representation) implementation in C, the idea is: given a topology matrix and a vertex matrix to produce ordered tables with information of the connectivity of the solid. The problem I have is in these two loops:
main loop
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-09 at 16:31I suspect your problem lies here:
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