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QUESTION
I am trying to plot the model predictions using ggplot2 in r of the quasipoisson glm model below. Some sample data is given below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-02 at 17:24There are two things causing this.
- You're adding the observed values of
Occurences
to your prediction dataset, then using those observed values as youry
aesthetic ingeom_ribbon()
. You should instead sety = fit
to use the predicted values. - You're generating predictions using the observed values of your covariates, which will introduce noise. Instead, set each covariate at its mean in your prediction set.
Also - are you trying to plot the observed values using geom_point()
? If so, set data = Rabbit_ACT
to use the original data there for that geom. Otherwise, to plot the predicted values, change the mapping to y = fit
there as well.
QUESTION
I just want to create a struct with variable String (utf-8 text).
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-28 at 18:28You might be looking for a slice type: []u8
or []const u8
. A slice type contains a pointer and a length, so the struct does not actually directly hold the string's memory, it is held somewhere else. https://ziglang.org/documentation/0.9.1/#Slices
QUESTION
I've recently started learning Zig. As a little project I wanted to implement a small QuickCheck [1] style helper library for writing randomized tests.
However, I can't figure out how to write a generic way to call a function with an arbitrary number of arguments.
Here's a simplified version that can test functions with two arguments:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-23 at 23:26This can be done with std.meta.ArgsTuple
(defined in this file of the zig standard library)
QUESTION
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/splay-tree-set-1-insert/
When I was learning about splay trees, I referred to this article and had a little doubt about the code in it.
this is splay function in this article
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-23 at 11:04is this Ternary expression redundant in splay function
No, root = rightRotate(root);
and root = leftRotate(root);
change root
.
QUESTION
Just exploring Zig... I have one .zig file with a bunch of comptime functions and constants, and I want to use those in other .zig programs. Equivalent to #include "my.h"
in C.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-21 at 16:17The answer is that @import("foo.zig")
almost does this. If you had foo.zig:
QUESTION
I'm working on Advent of Code with Zig and I'm at day 3. I've uploaded the code I wrote. The puzzle description and the code is here: https://github.com/secondspass/adventofcodeday3 . The code is in day3_part2.zig, the input file is day3.in. I run with zig run day3_part2.zig
.
I get one of two outputs when I run the code. Either the below integer overflow in the co2ScrubberRating
function.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-14 at 20:08This is because readToNumberList
is returning a pointer to stack memory that goes out of scope, which is undefined behaviour and not yet caught in debug builds.
QUESTION
I am trying to link Cortex-M4 firmware with clang + lld. The gcc build works fine. I am using the stock CMSIS linker script with only RAM & ROM size adjusted (bases are the same). Beginning of the script (without comments):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-08 at 09:57I fixed it by removing COPY
and adding NOLOAD
to the stack section. It builds and runs fine both with gcc and clang.
QUESTION
first post, new to coding in js. I am trying to create a function that takes a (2) string array as an input such as ["coderbyte", "3"], the first string being any random string. The second string represents the number of rows the function should create in a 2D array. The function should then print the first string in a zig zag pattern such as the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-30 at 18:18Since "All help is much appreciated", here's a completely different way of doing a zig-zag effect.
It comes from noticing that the zig zag pattern uses every 4th character in the top and bottom rows, but at different offsets/phases (0 for the top row and 2 for the bottom row), and the middle row uses every 2nd character (starting from the offset 1).
QUESTION
The script is working pretty but in terms of performance it doesn't delete the lines in the past, which means it will probably crash when a lot of new candles appear on the screen. That's what I'm trying to solve.
How do I make it display only 3 lines and delete the old ones? Something like the one below, but I don't know exactly how to accomplish it. I know I have to do it with an array, but not sure how.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-27 at 14:45it doesn't delete the lines in the past, which means it will probably crash when a lot of new candles appear on the screen
Not really the case; Pine has an automatic garbage collector that deletes oldest lines dynamically when new ones appear specifically for performance. So strictly speaking, you don't need to do any cleanup by yourself unless you specifically want to. If you do:
At max Pine can leave around 500 lines on your chart, which in this script is indicated via the max_lines_count=500
parameter in the indicator
function. The easiest limit to implement is just setting max_lines_count=3
(note that it won't be exactly 3, but around 3).
The better way is via arrays. It's easier to use the built-in line.all
variable that returns an array with all lines on the chart:
QUESTION
I am new to Zig Lang, and I was searching for an existing implementation for Big Int Fibonacci to no avail.
So, I went through the source code of Zig Lang, Specifically Big Int Source & Big Int Tests, to figure out how to use the Big Int functionality and then winged the desired solution.
It's sort of a tradition I follow while trying to gauge the speed of a language before learning. Like I did with: Big Int Fibonacci Benchmark for Go & Rust. (N.B. I didn't have to write the solution for those languages!)
Now, here's my implementation in Zig, for your kind perusal:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-19 at 18:07I figured out the solution: (Using inbuilt swap method for efficient memory swaps!)
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