PHiLiP | Parallel High-Order Library | GPU library

I am encountering an issue with Neo4j where the results for the same query change after applying the below:

• an index on a property for nodes with a given label
• a constraint that asserts the existence of the same property for nodes with the same label as above

• Neo4j version: 4.2.1 Enterprise, default runtime (slotted)
• Neo4j Desktop 1.4.1
• Operating system: macOS Big Sur Version 11.4

Create one set of nodes and relationships by running the following:

I'm quite new to DICOM and I'm having difficulties in understanding the difference between rescaling and scaling factors.

To transform the stored values, in a MRI DICOM image, into a quantitatively meaningful image, it seems that I should use the Rescale Slope (0028, 1053) and the Rescale Intercept (0028, 1052).

However, for the same transformation, some MRI manufacturers (e.g. Philips) provide an additional Private Tag - the Scale Slope. In that case, the transformation requires the use of, not only the Rescale Slope and Rescale Intercept, but also the Scale Slope.

I can't understand what exactly is this Scale Slope. Can anyone please provide any help?

I am working out of "HTML5 and CSS5 Illustrated Complete" Second Edition by Sasha Vodnik. I did the initial Unit D example to a Tee, however logo styling and the positioning aren't applying correctly or at all.

Minimal example: I have a dataframe whose column names are non-syntactic - they start with a number

When I run my code it throws a segmentation fault and I have tried rewriting the code several times. Still to no avail, it won't even run. The segmentation fault happens as soon as my program is launched. What it's supposed to do is print a path on screen using the ncurses library in Linux, from the given coordinates. Here is the problematic snippet with the lines where gdb said the segmentation fault was, also it (snippet) reproduces the problem.

EDIT: This will help explain what I'm trying to do, but using dynamic arrays. Breadth First Search

EDIT 2: The variable frontier is supposed to keep track of the X and Y values at a specific index. The add_neighbors function is there to add all four neighbors (providing they aren't already added) to the frontier and came_from arrays.

frontier[index][0] is X value.
frontier[index][1] is Y value.

The before the first while loop I set the start position x1 and y1. During the first while loop, it increments getting the new coordinates from the frontier, then processing and adding to came_from array.

For example:
(x1,y1) (x1+1,y1)
(x1,y1+1) (x1+1,y1+1)
(x1,y2) (x2,y2)

I'm trying to get from (x1,y1) to (x2,y2). Sure hope that explains it better. What I'm trying to implement is a Breadth First Search (BFS) algorithm. Using two arrays, one is frontier (keeps track of visited positions) and came_from (keeps track of X and Y the path from x1,y1 to x2,y2). Updated the code to reflect the first answer. Plus added a comment to explain where the error might be, not really sure but I've been debugging it. It looks like the came_from array never gets set with x and y.

The Code:

I've got a List of dict like below.

The structure of it is similar to a tree in which each node has an arbitray number of children. i want to select the node that has a matching 'name' that is provided as input.

I'm in the process of making my own philips hue controller via javascript. and I am trying to identify groups and light id's. But i can't figure out how I get the JSON id of a group or light.

I get an http answer in JSON format what looks like this:

Im trying to convert a list of tuples to a txt file and do a input validation for two inputs. BTW, Im trying to do it without and CSV modules. I got this list of tuples: