QuickMatch | Evaluation of parallel regular expression matching on GPU | GPU library
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kandi X-RAY | QuickMatch Summary
Implementation and Evaluation of parallel regular expression matching on GPU. We have implemented a parallel version of basic regular expression matching using CUDA, on the GPUs. The target architecture is the NVIDIA GTX1080. A detailed report is available here - [
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QUESTION
I'm currently making my first custom Android app for a project and I can't resolve the following issue. (I made a lot of research but didn't find anything like this)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-20 at 18:44I finally fixed this issue. The problem was created by the phone_number
field which I wanted to be optional. Indeed, when the corresponding EditText was empty when posting, the value wasn't put to null
but something "empty" (not just ""), that explain the parsing error. So I just added a condition to set this field at null
if the EditText isn't filled.
QUESTION
I need an R package or function that will allow me to match controls to cases for a large dataset, 5 million subjects. I have tried a few packages, my problems are summarized below. I only tried to match on a single covariate and I most likely will need to match on several.
Package MatchIt
: The nearest neighbor, optimal, and genetic methods all just run for hours and hours. The "cem"
method runs really quickly but I need to know which cases were matched/unmatched so I can do further analysis with the matched subset. Running the match.data()
on the cem results only supplies the weights to be used in a regression and not the matched subset. The paired function in cem would work if I wanted one to one matching but I want to retain as many controls as possible.
matchControls()
in the e1071
package: runs for a long time and them returns "not able to allocate vector of size 1352 GB"
Match()
function from Matching
package: Just runs and runs...
quickmatch()
from the quickmatch
package: It ran quickly but I am not sure I'm using the function correctly or how to extract the matched data from the "qm_matching"
object returned. Below is my attempt using quickmatch
on fake data.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-01 at 06:00After a more careful reading of the cem
documentation I think I have the solution to my problem using the Matchit
package or the cem
package.
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