mtrx | receive low-latency audio via UDP unicast | Audio Utils library

I`ve got some problem with the following task: a user enters some cells like "XXXOO__O_". I print out it then like this (kind of a matrix/board):

I want to bind properties from CustomControl to my page, then back to CustomControl and calculate quantity of pages and display it in list. My code look like.

CustomControl

I have logistic regression with binary observations y (0,1) and two independent variables (x1 and x2). I want to visualize model predictions by heatmap (matrix of predicted values in 2D). I am able to partially get what I want (see plot below), but how to add:

• colour scale to predicted values
• appropriate axes (horizontal and vertical) for x1 and x2
• how do I know the appropriate rotation of matrix? Is x1 (or x2) on horizontal or vertical axis?

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In Javascript the coder can comment functions as follows using the @param and {string} options.

Python has a docstring, but reading the https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0257/ Docstring Conventions i cannot see the equivalent to js.

Here is an example of a commented JS function:

I'm pretty new to NumPy and I'm looking for a way to get the index of a current column I'm iterating over in a matrix.

I developed the application with gRPC servicer. The point of my application is:

1. gRPC servicer (class DexFxServicer in the code below) has Transmit method which is called by gRPC client outside.

2. Transmit method creates multiple channels and stubs for the different hosts from hostList.

3. Further application creates the process pool and launches it.

4. Each child process calls gRPC method SendHostListAndGetMetrics for its own stub and receives response iterator.

This code works well, the application invokes Transmit method and receive all needed results from the process pool. But I noticed when outside gRPC client calls Transmit method multiple times, this code didn't close some of its child processes. And it leads to extra nonclosing processes creation as htop shows. When I try to close gRPC channels by channel.close() method, extra processes are being created more intensively.

Python 2.7.12 grpcio==1.16.1 grpcio-tools==1.16.1 Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS 4.4.0-143-generic

I write a code dealing with threads. compiling with -Wall gave me no errors. but when using valgrind with flags i see some unfreed allocating memory.

I tried using vgdb and valgrind, its pretty new to me. so i made some breakpoints and followed the code but didnt find any problem just when the program quits it shows the leaks summary.

I have an idea to create a Container class to use any container-like type universally:

I'm translating some code, and in this completely unused private language, the code states that if more than 4 parameters were passed in (as the 5th parameter is optional), then do something to the value of that parameter, like so: