hpl | Heterogeneous Programming Library | GPU library
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The Heterogeneous Programming Library (HPL) is a C++ framework that provides an easy and portable way to exploit heterogeneous computing systems on top of the OpenCL standard. HPL can be used in two ways that can be mixed:. As an example, the code below computes the SAXPY function Y = alpha * X + Y, which is described in the C++ function saxpy using the HPL embedded language. If an OpenCL C kernel is already available, it can be associated to a C++ function that is used to invoke it in HPL. The function parameter list specifies whether each non scalar arguments is an input, an output or both. HPL can get the kernel from a file or a string in the program. The following example illustrates this second possibility.
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I have a small question. How can I print all the texts belonging to that author by selecting the author from the csv that I read with the pandas below, can you help with the python code? (ex. I want to display all texts where eap is author.)
Thank you!
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Answered 2021-May-11 at 09:16Hey try out using loc() to get back the series.
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I want to compile and run HPC Challenge benchmark on my server. When I want to make hpcc-1.5.0 with mpicc compiler I get this error:
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Answered 2021-Feb-14 at 07:48This is because of using restrict keywords for the array. To compile stream, you have to use -std=c99 option.
Add -std=c99 flag in your Make.$(arch) file in CCFLAGS section. Like this:
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I set up a 12 EC2 instance "cluster" on AWS running CentOS 7. The nodes share a common NFS file-system, and have separate boot volumes where their home directories reside. I installed Chapel on the NFS file-system for multilocale use. I can share the installation steps if helpful. Gmake seems to run without errors, but gmake check does not give an error free output. Also, I can't run multilocale examples if the Chapel program is on a local file-system. Is that correct?
02/03/2021 My bad. Just noticed this in the documentation. "and copy the compiled binary onto all of the EC2 instances, under the same path." But still trying to figure out why gmake check fails.
Once installed, if I set GASNET_SPAWNFN=L, gmake check gives the following output:
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Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 17:08By default, make check assumes $HOME is shared across nodes, which is the case on most HPC systems. During the test, it creates a temporary directory as a destination for the compiled test program: $HOME/.chpl. Because your home directory is not NFS-mounted, the make check fails.
You can override the temporary directory used for make check by setting CHPL_CHECK_INSTALL_DIR. If you point that environment variable to an NFS-mounted path, make check should work.
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I have several dex files that needs to be statically analyzed by mobsf after unpacking the apk file because core code are inaccessible prior to unpacking.
What I've tried:
Adding Line 3 and changing line 4 from glob_pattern = app_dir + *.dex' to glob_pattern = ddex_dir
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Answered 2021-Jan-08 at 21:14I would try to use dex2jar tool for this purpose. Convert your apk to jar and then analyze it with MobSF. MobSF should work with jar files since this is an archive. I am not sure if it will show the stable behavior, but it can be an option.
As far as I know MobSF also have this package within it's source code, so did you try to load this APK directly to MobSF without changing anything? I think it might work.
Also you can use JADX tool for manual source code analyzing. It should restore the source code from the DEX binaries.
Also observe this issue. MobSF developer suggests to use enjarify instead of dex2jar (2nd answer) and sends the link which explains how to do it.
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I have built a front-end Vue.js application, running on a docker container under kubernetes environment. the backend is also in the same kubernetes cluster (I am using Minikube for the project). When running it gets error net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED when connecting to back-end containers:
while inside the container, there is no problem connect to the back-end using curl:
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Answered 2020-Nov-10 at 00:48Your front-end vue.js application is just hosted in the container. The application is actually run from the browser of the client. Your backend which functions as the API will also need to be accessible to the browser of the client. The communication between frontend and backend doesn’t go through the container of the frontend, but directly from the client to the backend.
The connection between the front-end container and backend container is not used/needed in this case since you're not rendering anything from the front-end container, before responding to the client. If you were using a server-side rendering technology, such as PHP, Django, .net, Nodejs, etc., whereby you needed to connect to the backend to get some data and render something before replying to the client, then the connection between the front-end container and the backend container would be relevant.
Your current setup is no different from hosting your application/code on a CDN and accessing the API hosted on a separate service(publicly available).
QUESTION
I am very new to Vue.js, so please be patient with me if the problem is too simple.
so I have the following code of Home.vue:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-01 at 17:56You should pass the component instance as arrow function parameter :
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I am coding a SPARQL query from Python using SPARQLWrapper. The endpoint is Uniprot, but 50% of time, Iget an error when executing the code :
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Answered 2020-Jul-23 at 06:29The problem is not in your code, but in one of the two servers that run the sparql.uniprot.org endpoint. If you request went to the 'good' machine it worked, if it went to the 'broken' machine it failed. Both machines should be good now.
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I'm trying to display an image in a cell using the suggested answer from this post: Displaying image on Datatable.
However, the first parameter of the callback (data) should receive the string with the url pointing to the image, but it is always undefined.
This is how I initialize the datatable (columnDefs contains the callback I was talking about):
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Answered 2020-May-11 at 08:36return '';
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I'm looking for a way to implement Bi-normal Separation with Sklearn. But I don't find any available solutions. I read Forman's article about the advantages of BNS Feature Scaling over TF-IDF.
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Answered 2020-May-05 at 10:42You can use the code made for the article you mentioned at Github. You can find the code snippet as well as the number of examples of how to use BNS with sklearn SVM classifier, etc.
You shall fit BNS before transforming the data, though the author skips this phase in the examples:
QUESTION
yesterday i was trying to get Pellet and/or Openllet to run on my Fuseki Server.
Im am doing Requests over the Web-Interface. Without reasoners its working fine.
This is my configuration:
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Answered 2020-Apr-08 at 20:24Instead of Openllet i tried the OWLMicroFBRuleReasoner, it worked! And its fast!
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