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Scal is an open-source benchmarking framework that provides (1) software infrastructure for executing concurrent data structure algorithms, (2) workloads for benchmarking their performance and scalability, and (3) implementations of a large set of concurrent data structures. Homepage: Paper: Scal: A Benchmarking Suite for Concurrent Data Structures.
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function locateScalpel2(nest) {
function loop(current) {
return anyStorage(nest, current, "scalpel").then(next => {
if (next == current) return current;
else return loop(next);
});
}
return loop(nest.name);
}
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QUESTION
I have setup a small size Hadoop Yarn cluster where Apache Spark is running. I have some data (JSON, CSV) that I upload to Spark (data-frame) for some analysis. Later, I have to index all data-frame data into Apache SOlr. I am using Spark 3 and Solr 8.8 version.
In my search, I have found a solution here but it is for different version of Spark. Hence, I have decided to ask someone for this.
Is there any builtin option for this task. I am open to use SolrJ and pySpark (not scal shell).
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Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 07:42QUESTION
I was trying to use Logistic regression in OCaml. I need to use it as a blackbox for another problem I'm solving. I found the following site:
http://math.umons.ac.be/anum/en/software/OCaml/Logistic_Regression/
I pasted the following code (with a few modifications - I defined my own iris_features and iris_label) from this site into a file named logistic_regression.ml:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 14:42Both iris_features
and iris_labels
are arrays and array literals in OCaml are delimited with the [|
, |]
style parentheses, e.g.,
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-02 at 13:02The scope you are using "Rigol DS1104Z" has different SCPI commands to the "Rigol DS1052E" in your example code.
The command ":WAV:POIN:MODE RAW" will work on the Rigol DS1052E but not on the Rigol DS1104Z
You can check if the instrument has an error by querying ":SYSTem:ERRor?"
QUESTION
I would like to replicate this plot generated in the package BGVAR
with ggplot2
.
Here is some information on the plot
command of BGVAR
: https://github.com/mboeck11/BGVAR/blob/master/R/plot.R (more specifically, check plot.bgvar.irf
).
From the vignette, consider this example:
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Answered 2021-Feb-04 at 23:21There are a couple of issues. The first problem is that the plot method from BGVAR only exports back the 25% and 75% confidence limits. Wheras the plot also has a ribbon showing the 16% and 84% confidence limits.
To obtain these additional data points, I wrote a slightly altered version of the package's plot function, that returns both these limits in a list. There might be a simpler way to obtain these using the package functions, but I'm not familiar with BGVAR.
QUESTION
I want to convert my dataframe to Seq in Zeppelin.
My Dataframe is as below
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-22 at 08:30You can use collect
and toSeq
to convert to Seq, Make sure your dataset is small enough to fit in the driver node
QUESTION
I am trying to run a PCA analysis on ocean temperature data using sklearn. First I use StandardScaler to standardize the data, then I run the PCA and create the reconstructions. I can get code to work fine up until that point. However, I cannot figure out how to apply the inverse of the StandardScaler back to the PCA reconstructions so that they are back in the original space and I can compare the reconstructions to the original unstandardized data. I've copied a short excerpt of the code I'm using below, along with the error I receive below it. None of the potential fixes I've found online have actually worked.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-06 at 19:47IIUC:
QUESTION
Stackoverflow community,
I am looking to plot the results of R's lm()
as a plane in a 3d graph made with the scatterplot3d()
command from the R package scatterplot3d. I keep getting multiple errors, depending on my method of trying to graph via the $plane3d()
function.
First, some reproducible data - Step 1: making the data-frame
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-18 at 17:32scatterplot3d()
will not be able to plot models with larger dimensionality (than 2 input dimensions and 1 output dimension) in 3D. In fact, such a plot would not be valid since the values in the additional dimensions will presumably be different for the different observations. They would therefore influence how closely the model fits and a plot that neglects these would be misleading.
That said, s3d$plane3d
does not handle malformed input very well. For instance, if the dimensionality of the model is not as expected, it will return confusing error messages (as you have seen). There is also no help for this function and in fact the function is nested in another function in the package and has no comments. As a result this will all be fairly difficult to understand, but if you want to go deeper you have to read the code of the package, which you can find here.
You can absolutely have your plot show a partial regression surface, but you have to tell plot3d, which dimensions you want. Essentially you'd be plotting a plane in 3d space where you should have a hyperplane in higher dimensional space.
Your attempt 2 was on the right track. But you do not hand over the right argument. The function wants x.coef
and y.coef
etc. but not xyz.coords
and therefore it apparently tries to interpret the vectors you hand over as coefficient and fails. You could do this instead:
QUESTION
I am fitting a logistic growth model for each subject.
When I run my loop to fit the model for every patient. There is an error as some patients the model does not converge as they do not have a logistic growth. I want my loop to continue if there is an error in fitting the model and just have NA's in the dataset where I am capturing the coefficients
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 13:33growth_rate_l <- function(patient, data) {
data0 <- data %>% dplyr::filter(pat== patient)
fit0 <- nls(MRDRSLT ~ SSlogis(TIME, phi1, phi2, phi3), data = data0, na.action = na.omit)
t_doubling <- (summary(fit0)$coefficients)
aic <-AIC(fit0, k=3)
outdata <- c(t_doubling,aic)
outdata
}
for (i in unique(doub1log$pat)) {
tryCatch({
doub1log$phi1[doub1log$pat== i] <- growth_rate_l(i, doub1log)[1]
doub1log$phi2[doub1log$pat== i] <- growth_rate_l(i, doub1log)[2]
doub1log$phi3[doub1log$pat== i] <- growth_rate_l(i, doub1log)[3]
doub1log$AIC[doub1log$pat== i] <- growth_rate_l(i, doub1log)[13]
}, error=function(e){})
}
QUESTION
I can't figure it out what's wrong with my code, it's rly frustrating. I have to make inverse matrix function, what I thought I've done. I don't know why it doesn't work. The problem is probably in line with stars, after this step my matrix named mat is changed to identity matrix, but why? Before stars it prints my mat matrix normaly which I gave to function, but after stars it's a identity matrix, I don't understand why it happend. Here's what I have:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-26 at 14:57Instead of saying x = m[:]
in the identity_matrix_convertion()
function, you should add the following snippet:
QUESTION
Similar issues have been discussed on this forum (e.g. here and here), but I have not found the one that solves my problem, so I apologize for a seemingly similar question.
I have a set of .txt files with UTF-8 encoding (see the screenshot). I am trying to run a topic model in R using tm package. However, despite using encoding = "UTF-8" when creating the corpus, I get obvious problems with encoding. For instance, I get < U+FB01 >scal instead of fiscal, in< U+FB02>uenc instead of influence, not all punctuation is removed and some letters are unrecognizable (e.g. quotations marks are still there in some cases like view” or plan’ or ændring or orphaned quotations marks like “ and ” or zit or years—thus with a dash which should have been removed). These terms also show up in topic distribution over terms. I had some problems with encoding before, but using "encoding = "UTF-8"
to create the corpus used to solve the problem. It seem like it does not help this time.
I am on Windows 10 x64, R version 3.6.0 (2019-04-26) , 0.7-7 version of tm package (all up to date). I would greatly appreciate any advice on how to address the problem.
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Answered 2020-May-02 at 10:20I found a workaround that seems to work correctly on the 2 example files that you supplied. What you need to do first is NFKD (Compatibility Decomposition). This splits the "fi" orthographic ligature into f and i. Luckily the stringi package can handle this. So before doing all the special text cleaning, you need to apply the function stringi::stri_trans_nfkd
. You can do this in the preprocessing step just after (or before) the tolower step.
Do read the documentation for this function and the references.
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