malamute | The ZeroMQ Enterprise Messaging Broker | Pub Sub library

You can create a json file in assets folder structured like this: { "dogs": [ { "name": "dog1", "age": 1, "characteristic": "husky" }, { "name": "dog2", "age": 3, "characteristic": "husky" }, ..., { "name": "dog30", "age": 3, "characteristic": "husky" } ], "cats": [ { "name": "cat1", "age": 1, "characteristic": "british" }, { "name": "cat2", "age": 2, "characteristic": "short hair" }, ..., { "name": "cat20", "age": 2, "characteristic": "short hair" } ] }

And read this json file while the app opening. To read you can see this tutorial.

I think this will solve your problem. In F2, put this. It creates the join needed for the OR needed in the regexmatch.

Look at the response structure carefully. These will work:

The mean file and the trained parameter you are using in the tutorial are stored in single precision values. Changing float to double in the program does not change the stored values, thus trying to read stored single-precision values as double-precision results with you reading "garbage". You'll have to manually convert the files to double precision values