Fingerprinter | Last.fm Fingerprint Library and Sample Client
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That’s the official repository for the last.fm fingerprint library. The fingerprinting process works in two steps:. The lastfm-fpclient directory contains an example of application that uses fplib and queries both services.
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QUESTION
Can anyone tell me when I should use FingerprintMols.FingerprintMol
instead of Chem.RDKFingerprint
when making molecule fingerprints? These are the two options:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-05 at 13:10I don't really sure what is your definition of more efficient? But to be exact, FingerprintMol
is a small wrapper that is implemented at most to deal with Java and PostgreSQL. You can see it from the docs: utility functionality for fingerprinting sets of molecules includes a command line app for working with fingerprints and databases
QUESTION
When I tried to build a vagrant in docker by command "vagrant up", below error message displayed:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-23 at 16:10Seems like you tried to submit a Nomad job before Nomad was started.
"What I wanna do next is [run nomad]".
If nomad isn't running yet, then port 4646 isn't accessible. Forwarding a port is already written in the Vagrant documentation, and is not the same as VAGRANT_ADDR
, and you should unset that variable.
You don't need port 4646 to use vagrant ssh
Regarding provisioning a Nomad cluster, I'd suggest looking into Ansible rather than doing things with vagrant inside of Docker; rather Docker would be installed within the Vagrant box, which would run with Virtualbox, by default
- https://www.vagrantup.com/docs/provisioning/ansible
- https://github.com/ansible-community/ansible-nomad
Or you can run nomad agent -dev
on your host without using any VMs
QUESTION
My script contains 4 classes and 1 interface. I have a method generateID
which generate an ID according to outputmode
, a mode (modeCB
) and a dataframe (data_h_f
). When I execute my class I have this error :
TypeError: generateID() takes 3 positional arguments but 4 were given
I'm beginner in python especially objected oriented programming, I don't know if the design of my script is good. I have 3 arguments for my method generateID()
and 3 parameters everywere.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-14 at 15:42class IDCalculation_I:
def generateID(self,outputMode,modeCB,data_h_df):
pass
class IDCase1(IDCalculation_I):
def generateID(self, outputMode,modeCB,data_h_df):
...
class Fingerprinter(object):
def __init__(self,outputMode,modeCB=CONST_MODE_CONT):
self._modeCB = modeCB
self._outputMode = outputMode
def generateID(self,outputMode,modeCB,data_h_df):
pass
def run(self):
return self.generateID(outputMode,modeCB,data_h_df)
QUESTION
I have 4 classes and 1 interface, when I execute my class Fingerprinter I have this error :
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'DatetimeArray' and 'str'
.
The problem is my function def __str__(self)
in my class Fingerprinter
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-13 at 18:40Your problem is self._data_h_df
is probably an array of dates (or at least not a str) and hence cannot be added to a str. Try:
QUESTION
This is an error when I encountered when trying to sign & publish to local maven .m2 directory, using gradle signing plugin:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-20 at 15:01Without more details on how exactly you configured the Gradle plugin, it’s hard to say what’s wrong exactly. I believe the issue is most likely a bad keyring file or a bad in-memory secret key. The PGPSecretKeyRing
constructor doesn’t find the expected secret key tag but instead finds 0xffffffff
in your case.
With that in mind, let me try to answer your three questions:
- I see two likely possibilities:
- The plugin simply uses
PGPSecretKeyRing
under the hood no matter if you use a keyring file or just a single secret key, or - You have configured the plugin wrongly.
- The plugin simply uses
- The “secret key tag” is one of the packet tags that are part of the OpenPGP format. The tag is not found in your case which is why I believe that something is wrongly configured (e.g., by passing in the secret key in a bad format).
- Again,
0xffffffff
is not the expected tag but the one that’s actually found in your case. The expected tag is the “Secret-Key Packet” which would be0x5
.
Some more pointers that might actually help you get the issue fixed:
- Another SO answer of mine helping someone who also faced the “Could not read PGP secret key” error.
- A Gradle issue where people have faced the same
PGPSecretKeyRing
error and at least one person found a solution.
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