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Biblioteca liviana para Reconocimiento de Habla en español. La idea es poder integrar de forma sencilla a una aplicación embebida ya existente el reconocimiento de palabras aisladas. Implementando únicamente lo mínimo requerido y de forma optimizada, se espera lograr tasas de errores muy bajas con consumo bajo de recursos. Se incluye código de prueba para un microcontrolador de 32 bits LPC4337 (ARM Cortex M4/M0) como el de la Computadora Industrial Abierta Argentina (CIAA), en ejemplos/EDU-CIAA-baremetal. El proyecto fue desarrollado como trabajo final para la materia "Seminario de Sistemas Embebidos" de la Facultad de Ingeniería de la UBA (FIUBA), en Buenos Aires, Argentina. Desarrollador: Gonzalo Ávila Alterach / gzalo. Lightweight library for speech recognition. The main idea is to integrate to an existing embedded application the ability to recognise isolated words. By implementing just the needed modules, and optimizing the code, low error rate with low resource usage is expected. Test code for a 32 bits LPC4337 microcontroller (ARM Cortex M4/M0) like the one from the Computadora Industrial Abierta Argentina (CIAA) is included, in the folder ejemplos/EDU-CIAA-baremetal. This project was developed for the assignature "Seminario de Sistemas Embebidos" of UBA Faculty of Engineering (FIUBA), in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Developer: Gonzalo Ávila Alterach / gzalo.
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Lets say I have an input iterator type MyInputIter (which I use to traverse a tree-like structure) that satisfies the std::input_iterator concept.
Are there any reasons why I shouldn't define begin() and end() on the iterator itself?
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Answered 2022-Mar-31 at 15:10Are there any reasons why I shouldn't define begin() and end() on the iterator itself?
Potential issues to consider:
- Implementing those functions for the iterator may be expensive. Either because of need to traverse the structure to find them, or because of extra state stored in the iterator.
- It may be confusing since it deviates from common patterns. Edit: As pointed out by 康桓瑋, there's precedent for iterators that are ranges in
std::filesystem::directory_iterator, so this may not a significant issue in general. There is another consideration whether your range implementation works in an expected way.
Reason being that I don't have to create another type
As far as I can tell, you don't need to create another type. You can use:
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struct Foo {
char a[10];
int b;
};
static Foo foo = {.a="bla"};
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Answered 2021-Nov-30 at 16:50This is a known bug with GCC: https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=55227
Unfortunately, you will have to either not use designated initializers or use a different initializer for the array:
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I've been trying to implement the PIMPL idiom by using a unique_ptr. I inspired myself from several articles that always highlight the same important point : ONLY DECLARE the destructor in the header of the class implementing PIMPL and then define it in your .cpp file. Otherwise, you'll get compilation error like "Incomplete type bla bla".
Alright, I did it on a little test which respects this, but I still have the "incomplete type" error. The code is just below, it's very short.
A.hpp:
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Answered 2022-Mar-08 at 14:56I don't (yet) fully understand the issue, but the cause is the default member initializer of the m_ptr member. It compiles wihout errors if you use the member initializer list instead:
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One can rename a field:
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Answered 2021-Aug-28 at 15:58You could use the following solution:
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Using R, I'm trying to search many csv files for columns that contain a specific folder name. The data files will always contain two column names PATIENT_ID, EVENT_NAME and then the actual data in many other columns.
The problem is that I don't know beforehand what the other column names are going to be. So there are many different column names and the output should be in a different structure.
So for example, the input file can be like this:
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Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 00:25I actually used the idea you had and just used a pivot, or I suppose gather() from tidyr. I have three steps, first step is I converted any factor columns to character (At least for me it will throw out a warning otherwise). My second step was to gather all columns except PATIENT_ID and EVENT_NAME. Then the third step is to filter to only the rows that have pdf or jpg in it. I'm not sure if this is precisely what you need but it might work:
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I recently produced a stupid bug:
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Answered 2022-Jan-30 at 10:53No, JavaScript doesn't have a "stricter" mode that would have warned you of this. Some linters might (though ESLint doesn't seem to, at least with the demo page's default settings).
TypeScript would have, though (example), since window.parent isn't a string or Symbol, so doesn't make sense as the left-hand operand of in. Adopting TypeScript has costs, of course, but it does have benefits like this.
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In Julia, it is possible to export a function (or a variable, struct, etc.) of a module, after which it can be called in another script without the namespace (once it has been imported). For example:
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Answered 2022-Jan-23 at 10:02In Python importing is easier than this:
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The idea is to get telegram bot that receives from user some data, handles it, displays the result and then repeats the whole cycle not waiting a command from user. Here is the code:
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Answered 2021-Dec-28 at 11:52Try this:
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I'm trying to replace some variables in a dictionary according to the value in another dictionary, it works just fine on exact matches but it's enough to match only on the first few words.
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Answered 2021-Nov-01 at 21:06Loop the product and search the joined patterns. All matches will be added to the new list. For example, given the abridged data
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After switching our API Client to Combine we start to receive reports from our users about error "The operation couldn’t be completed (NSURLErrorDomain -1.)" which is the error.localizedDescription forwarded to UI from our API client.
Top level api call looks like this:
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Answered 2021-Oct-26 at 19:03I don't know for sure but I see a couple of issues in the code you presented... I commented below.
A 499 implies that your Cancellable is getting deleted before the network request completes. Maybe that will help you track it down.
Also, you don't need the subscribe(on:) and it likely doesn't do what you think it does anyway. It could be causing the problem but there's no way to know for sure.
Using subscribe(on:) there is like doing this:
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