ihy | Ihy est un nouveau codec , d'un nouveau genre
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Ihy est un nouveau codec, d'un nouveau genre, utilisant l'outil mathématiques que constituent les ondelettes. Pour le moment le projet est dans un stade extrêmement expérimental, donc à vos risques et périls (vous n'encourrez en fait aucun risque) :). Comment compiler : Vous devez avoir libao et ocaml ainsi que GNU make (disponible sur toutes les distribution Linux). Pour cela, utilisez votre gestionnaire de paquet favori : Archlinux : pacman -S libao ocaml make Debian : apt-get install libao2 libao-dev ocaml make Il vous suffit ensuite de lancer la commande 'make' et si tout se passe bien, deux executables seront créés dans le dossier bin : ihyconvert et ihyplayer.
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QUESTION
I need some python help with this problem. Would appreciate any assistance !. Thanks.
I need an extracted matrix of values enclosed between square brackets. A toy example is below:
File Input will be in a txt file as below:
AB_1 Q[A]IHY[P]GVA
AB_2 Q[G][C]HY[R]GVA
AB_3 Q[G][C]HY[R]GV[D]
Answer out.txt: Script extracts index of char enclosed between sq.brackets "[]" for each row from input and makes an aggregate of index positions for the entire list. The aggregated index is then used to extract all of those positions from input file and produce a matrix as below.
Index 2,3,6,9
AB_1 [A],I,[P],A
AB_2 [G],[C],[R],A
AB_3 [G],[C],[R],[D]
Any help would be greatly appreciated !. Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 01:05If you want to reduce your table to only those columns in which an entry with square-brackets appears, you can go with this:
QUESTION
I'm a beginner with Coq so maybe my question will seems to be a dumb question, but here is my problem :
I defined a simple module in which I defined a type T and a function "my_custom_equal" :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-20 at 02:32This is a typical trap for beginners. The problem is that you performed induction on x
when y
was already introduced in your context. Because of that, the induction hypothesis that you obtain is not sufficiently general: what you really want is to have something like
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