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QUESTION
I need to solve an ODE that has stiff behaviour. Said ODE would be given by
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-21 at 08:58To manually implement an algorithmic differentiation it helps to include explicit intermediary steps
QUESTION
I have a Google Apps script that has been running without issues for 4 years. However, since 3 weeks I have this problem: the script is running for a very long time and failing. This happens every 3 out of 10 runs. The error message is “Service Spreadsheets timed out while accessing spreadsheet with id [spreadsheet id here]”.
The actual script, which is elaborate (thousands of lines) and runs on hundreds of spreadsheets takes the data using fetchUrl()
and populates the sheet with setValues()
. This actual script used to work fine on spreadsheets with 10 sheets and could update the 180k cells in each sheet without a problem for the past 4 years. Now, I can't update even one sheet.
The script below replicates this issue: it copies 1300 rows by 140 columns from Sheet1 to Sheet2 using .getValues()
and .setValues()
.The script starts to fail when the number of rows is increased above 800. When it runs fine the execution logs show it takes 8 seconds. When it fails the logs show run times of up to 900 seconds. During that time, you can’t access the spreadsheet for more than 10 minutes, if you try to load the spreadsheet in a different tab it doesn’t load at all.
I have opened an issue with Google Support, I got no timeline, but profuse apologies for the inconvenience. This happens on all domains I have tried the script on, not only mine. You need to try running the script 10 times to see the failures.
I would greatly appreciate if someone could suggest a workaround or provide some insight about this issue.
Here is the link to the spreadsheet replicating the issue: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jea15rtjv85YIZumABMfFKESb2_QmX0-7zC-KchWeDc/edit?usp=sharing
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-27 at 07:59This issue is already reported to Google in Issuetracker. Add a star(on top left) to the issue to request Google developers to prioritize the issue and fix it.
In the mean time, Consider using Advanced Google services using google-sheets-api to do massive operations on a spreadsheet.
The problem seems to stem from set*
methods. Another alternative in your specific case would be to use range.copyTo
(instead of getValues()
and setValues()
), which works without issues (tested upto 15 times)
QUESTION
wordlist = [['annoyed'], ['bulb'], ['fetch'], ['name'], ['noise'], ['wistful'], ['sparkle'], ['grain'], ['remind'], ['shocking'], ['productive'], ['superficial'], ['craven'], ['plate'], ['cup'], ['hat'], ['summer'], ['chilly'], ['crowd'], ['tiresome'], ['amount'], ['previous'], ['creepy'], ['insidious'], ['foolish'], ['trot'], ['well-groomed'], ['meat'], ['bottle'], ['van'], ['teeny-tiny'], ['edge'], ['knot'], ['disarm'], ['store'], ['shaggy'], ['furniture'], ['provide'], ['puzzled'], ['grubby'], ['texture'], ['cart'], ['tangy'], ['load'], ['stone'], ['plastic'], ['argument'], ['hop'], ['painstaking'], ['tense'], ['educate'], ['fearless'], ['fierce'], ['profuse'], ['addition'], ['staking'], ['attract'], ['boundary'], ['hurt'], ['delay'], ['tangible'], ['awesome'], ['ruthless'], ['guttural'], ['follow'], ['zephyr'], ['mute'], ['abandoned'], ['yak'], ['best'], ['continue'], ['stem'], ['cake'], ['multiply'], ['riddle'], ['delightful'], ['vulgar'], ['neck'], ['rampant'], ['complete'], ['certain'], ['plant'], ['organic'], ['reach'], ['tenuous'], ['chubby'], ['nut'], ['wiry'], ['knife'], ['first'], ['learned'], ['allow'], ['glass'], ['beef'], ['madly'], ['knowledgeable'], ['prepare'], ['compare'], ['perform'], ['rhetorical'], ['hover'], ['exciting'], ['adventurous'], ['cakes'], ['miniature'], ['deafening'], ['snail'], ['shy'], ['delirious'], ['hypnotic'], ['gigantic'], ['heady'], ['pen'], ['cent'], ['pump'], ['wide-eyed'], ['brief'], ['trains'], ['light'], ['order'], ['communicate'], ['bizarre'], ['flavor'], ['thirsty'], ['fasten'], ['black-and-white'], ['divergent'], ['gusty'], ['halting'], ['decide'], ['file'], ['ossified'], ['melt'], ['turkey'], ['avoid'], ['film'], ['null'], ['orange'], ['language'], ['adaptable'], ['cars'], ['eyes'], ['reject'], ['shave'], ['odd'], ['bruise'], ['cows'], ['curtain'], ['whirl'], ['wail'], ['deep'], ['mere'], ['grease'], ['phobic'], ['run'], ['scientific'], ['clear'], ['one'], ['wealthy'], ['pigs'], ['inquisitive'], ['toothsome'], ['memorise'], ['flap'], ['demonic'], ['cats'], ['injure'], ['jellyfish'], ['crow'], ['flame'], ['window'], ['rock'], ['chew'], ['pedal'], ['scared'], ['amuck'], ['hour'], ['wacky'], ['thoughtful'], ['used'], ['temporary'], ['fluttering'], ['pass'], ['ski'], ['zealous'], ['rhythm'], ['sea']]
#the word list is longer. shortened it for easier readability purposes.
start = input("Press enter to start")
start_time = time.time()
time_limit = 10
start = input("Press enter to start")
while True:
#timer function
current_time = time.time()
elapsed_time = current_time - start_time
time_left = time_limit - elapsed_time
#chooses a random word from list
x = random.choice(wordlist)
print(*x, "\n", sep = '')
print(x)
typed_word = input("type the word:")
if typed_word == x:
print("~correct~")
else:
print("~wrong~")
if elapsed_time >= time_limit:
print("time elapsed " + str(int(elapsed_time)))
break
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-10 at 04:54The two lines that need code change to check for the correct word are :
QUESTION
I've been sent the CSV output from a Google Forms questionnaire and asked to create summary plots in R. However, I've reached a major stumbling block when it comes to analysing the results from a checkbox grid as in the linked image: https://i.stack.imgur.com/0QXZb.png
Each participant had been asked to specify the age of all of their children. Child number was shown along the top of the grid (e.g. 'Child 1', 'Child 2' etc.) and age bracket in a column down the left-hand side (e.g. 10-13, 14-18, etc.). Multiple responses could be selected from the grid and it's this that's giving me a headache.
When it comes to the CSV output, results for the problem question have been separated so that they occur across multiple columns. Age brackets are displayed as separate columns and multiple responses can occur within a cell (see a very small example below). The real dataset contains several hundred participants and the results have been subsetted according to multiple criteria.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-05 at 12:30Updated: "position_dodge" changed to "position_dodge2" and "preserve = 'single'" in "geom_bar" so that each individual bar is now the same width.
Answer is within the question body, but pasting here, too in case it is useful.
In the code below, data_to_split corresponds to the small snippet of a table that was shown in the question.
Reproducible version:
QUESTION
Suppose I have the following output an aggregation pipeline, or data stored in a collection:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-21 at 06:39Try this one:
QUESTION
I have spent hours trying various suggestions and combinations but for the life of me cannot get a call to sqlplus from direct linux command line or from a bash script to work with a password containing a $
I have tried these
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-11 at 11:29Tested on my MacOS Catalina. Works with single-quotes.
Are you sure about your -S option ?
Nothing is displayed after login.... (but you ARE logged in). You can still do select * from dual;
QUESTION
I am very new to razor syntax & C# generally, and I am just working through a few blazor courses and got stuck getting my head around the use of a lambda in one of the examples (here for ref https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/tutorials/build-your-first-blazor-app?view=aspnetcore-3.1#build-a-todo-list
this bit:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-25 at 13:13If you look at the source code for the IEnumerable.Count, you will see that, behind the scenes, it does exactly that:
- Runs a
foreach
loop on the collection; - Tests your lambda code against every collection member;
- If lambda results in
true
then the counter variable is incremented; - In the end, it returns the counter value.
In this particular context, your lambda is essentially treated like a function pointer, only this time with a strongly defined interface: it takes a single parameter of whatever type you have in your collection, and returns bool
.
Regarding where the System.Linq
reference comes from and how it is resolved without an explicit @using
, it seems that Razor components are actually partial classes, with their other parts "hidden" (meaning autogenerated by the compiler). For your particular example, if you go to the \obj\Debug\netcoreapp3.1\Razor\Pages
folder in your project, you will find there a file named "Todo.razor.g.cs", which contains the following:
QUESTION
I have been consulting a number of approaches/posts/stackoverflow questions in order to deal with the following error (full stack trace) when running a Kotlin/SpringBoot application:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-25 at 04:11Extending with an example, sorry I know I am a bit late
in your pom.xml:
QUESTION
Given a DataFrame
that has a single column Text
:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-08 at 10:53You are returning a list by using return [" ".join(ngram) for ngram in ngrams]
Instead of returning the list, only return the string itself:
return " ".join(ngram) for ngram in ngrams
If you yet really wish to set the element with a list, follow this ValueError: setting an array element with a sequence. for Pandas
QUESTION
I'm building a VERY simple threaded message system, primarily for users of my site to communicate bugs and problems to me and each other as I expand my site's functionality. But, I'm having no luck creating a properly nested list of each thread.
I have two tables: Threads and Posts, which I've simplified for presentation here.
The Threads table is substantially like so, ordered by most recently modified thread:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-03 at 01:57Well, I finally slowed down and stepped thru the iteration element by element and figured it out.
Feeding an array of posts, relative to a given thread, such as this:
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