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auto mapping for triangle mesh. This repo provides several algorithms for automatic UV mapping of triangular meshes, inlcuding box mapping and auto flatten mapping. The two methods gives similar UV mapping results to that of 3ds MAX. The data structure for mesh processing is borrowed from blender. #Run The source code is tesed on Windows for VS 2012. No third party libary is needed.
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QUESTION
I'm stacked with this error from one week now, I tried everything so the fact is that I'm not understanding deeply what is happening (I'm new at pytorch implementation). Anyway I'm trying to implement a Bert Classifier to discriminate between 2 sequences classes, with AX hyperparameters tuning. This is all my code implemented anticipated by a sample of my datasets ( I have 3 csv, train-test-val). Thank you very much !
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-09 at 03:06your dataloader returns a dictionary therefore the way you loop and access it is wrong should be done as such:
QUESTION
I need to parametrize a SQL Query to use in JMETER such that every time it triggers, a random value is picked from the list of values to be used in IN clause.
Parent Query - Select * from Employee where Emp_Id in ( 3,9,11,12,13) and Dept_Name in('HR',IT','Admin','Audit')
Post the Parameterization when i trigger the Query through JDBC Request the request run for different user needs to have random selection made. Ex: Query 1 should be like - Select * from Employee where Emp_Id in ( 3,9) and Dept_Name in('HR',IT')
Query 2 should be like - Select * from Employee where Emp_Id in ( 11,12,13) and Dept_Name in('HR',IT','Admin')
I am trying to use CSV Data Set Config but not able to achieve the above output.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-02 at 11:24First of all I would recommend reconsidering your whole approach because tests needs to be repeatable, if you need to check all the possible combinations of the emp and dept IDs - go for pairwise testing, store the generated queries in the CSV file and parameterize the queries using CSV Data Set Config.
If you still want to make the number of arguments absolutely random you can go for the following approach:
Add User Defined Variables to your Test Plan and define the following variables there:
QUESTION
Say I have a Verilog module that's parameterizable like the below example:
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Answered 2022-Jan-11 at 17:30Since $value$plusargs
is evaluated at runtime, it can not be used to set parameter
values, which must be done at compile-time.
However, if you use generate
to instantiate multiple instances of the design with different parameter
settings, you might be able to use $value$plusargs
to selectively activate or enable one instance at a time. For example, in the testbench, you could use the runtime argument to only drive the inputs of a specific instance.
QUESTION
In the following python code (I'm using 3.8), an object of class B derived from class A calls methods bar
and foo
that access members of the parent class through the super()
function. Hence, I would expect the same result as calling bar
and foo
directly on A. Oddly, what is returned is affected by the parameterization of p
of B, which should not happen because A should shielded from its children, shouldn't it?! Here is the code to reproduce:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 13:34Welcome to the intricacies of super
!
super()
here is a shortcut for super(B, self)
. It returns a proxy that will look in the class MRO for the class coming before B, so A and super().bar()
will actually call:
QUESTION
I'm trying to figure out how step_dummy()
from recipes
package wrangles the data. Although there's a reference page for this function, I'm still unable to wrap my head around how to do it using "regular" tidyverse
tools I know. Here's some code based on recipes
and rsample
packages. I would like to achieve the same data output but just using dplyr
/tidyr
tools.
I chose diamonds
dataset from ggplot2
for this demonstration.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-16 at 15:57This is only a half answer, but this should help you see how the cut_*
columns are mapped out. Try this link for a more detailed look:https://recipes.tidymodels.org/articles/Dummies.html
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I've recently learned about composite futures. I understand that i can have a list of Futures and when they are all completed, the compositeFuture handler will be called:
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Answered 2021-Dec-30 at 08:17You should be getting the results, not the futures themselves:
QUESTION
Trying to do what I specified in the title, I already got the upsert-functionalities working, however when I try to parameterize it, I'm just out of my depth and can't debug it.
My query:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-13 at 13:25Do not concatenate strings like that. The function format()
makes your life much easier (safer), e.g.
QUESTION
I need to provide multiple inputs to a testcase using robot framework. I had done similarly in pytest with parameterization, is there any similar way to do in robot framework as well..
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-13 at 07:05I think you can use Arguments using Robot framework. Keywords can accept zero or more arguments, and some arguments may have default values. It is best way to supply parameters to your testcase/keyword based on input required. More documentation can be found at - http://robotframework.org/robotframework/latest/RobotFrameworkUserGuide.html#using-arguments
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I have read through many of the questions and answers provided in this forum regarding this question, applied many different methods and changed my code so many times I don't even remember the original.
I keep getting this error, on the following line:
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Answered 2021-Dec-09 at 18:59you are not sending any parameters to the command. parameterize your query and the sql will work
QUESTION
Imagine that you want to print out the plot and then cut it out with scissors. How do you make sure that the plot you draw has the correct dimensions?
An example:
You want to plot the ellipse formed when a plane cuts a cylinder of radius r, in millimeters, at an angle θ.
You want the plot printed on paper such that if you cut it out, you can wrap it around a physical cylinder of radius r and use it as a mitering pattern: if you cut the cylinder along the pattern's edges you get a perfectly straight cut at the angle θ.
To make sure that you got this right, you practice on two different cardboard cylinders: one from a roll of toilet paper, with radius equal to 22mm; the other, from a roll of paper towels, with radius equal to 19 mm. Here's the code:
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Answered 2021-Dec-04 at 00:23My comments don't seem to be getting through, so I'll put up part of the answer which is how to establish an aspect ratio of 1 which will hopefull allow the x and y axis dimensions to be on the same scale:
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