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The goal of Mite is to make sql migrations simple and painless without introducing new DSL syntax, file formats or xml for the developer to learn, and to make doing migrations easier than not doing migrations for even the most simple project.
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QUESTION
Everyone I made a machine learning project using binary patterns to detect plant diseases using haralick textures from images, I trained it with 5 different set of data and it predicting in 60% accuracy. Now i got a situation that to print 3 probable diseases on one image. Example i uploaded one image and predicted it got ‘Mites’ and also want to check is there any other 3 probable diseases in image of plant.
how to achieve the 3 probable in python using local binary patterns?
Full code am trying
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-08 at 11:39LinearSVC
does not provide predict_proba
(which would give you the top 3 predicted classes), but it provides the decision_function
which gives the signed distance from the hyperplane. (see related question)
So, change this part:
QUESTION
Docker Image: -
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-06 at 08:48I tried pulling gcc-docker and got the same error.You may have this image present on your system already and now its not on dockerhub.
if you know the repository for this image, try to use the same and for authentication create secrets of docker type and use them as image pull secrets.
Also, one more thing you are running the container on the master node, and I assume it's minikube or some local setup. Minikube uses a dedicated VM to run Kubernetes which is not the same as the machine on which you have installed minikube.
So images available on your laptop will not be available to minikube.
QUESTION
I'm trying to perform an action over a 4-dimensional array. This array ends up being incredibly big, but is necessary for the data that i'm processing. Now the process itself goes swell, but i want to make it ready for parallel computing. I've got access to a 96-core mainframe and i want to use it.
So far i've read online that the easiest way to get this done is by using mclapply(), the parallelized version of lapply(). I know the basics of how lapply() works, but i can't quite figure out how to apply it in this situation.
I have a 4-dimensional array that's filled with NAs. Each dimension has dimnames. I want to compare the dimnames of dimension 1 with dimension 3 and dimension 2 with dimension 4 (this is done by a custom function that i wrote). If they all match up, a number comes out and i want that number to be entered into xy[i, k, j, l] where the letters i-l represent the indices for one entry.
In the example below i have simplified it into an addition of the nchar() values for the dimnames.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-14 at 16:18fun_on_names <- function(Var1, Var2, Var3, Var4){
a <- nchar(Var1) + nchar(Var3)
b <- nchar(Var2) + nchar(Var4)
if(!is.null(a) & !is.null(b)) return(a + b)
else return(NA)
}
xy[] <- do.call(parallel::mcmapply,
c(list(FUN = fun_on_names, mc.cores = 96),
expand.grid(dimnames(xy), stringsAsFactors = FALSE)))
QUESTION
So I have a text file that looks something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-13 at 06:54Use a dictionary comprehension:
QUESTION
I want to save data from my mite-account (time tracking data) in a google spreadsheet via API call.
I already read the documentation on the "UrlFetchApp" and the mite-API, but the way I tried to implement it nothing happens.
This is the Example Code shown on the Mite-Site: "curl https://demo.mite.yo.lk/projects.json?api_key=YOUR_API_KEY"
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-09 at 10:36To connect to Mite.yo.lk by API you have to include a User-Agent reference in the headers, so request is :
var apiKey = 'myApiKey';
QUESTION
I am working on a project for the Computer Science Club at my school and trying to learn Pygame/PyOpenGL at the same time.
Right now i'm just trying to do some basic stuff. I'm trying to render an image in a window using Pygame and PyOpenGL. Here is a link to my code (I'm not sure if Github Repositories are OK).
Code as requested(It mite be easier to read this on github):
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-14 at 05:25Delete
glEnableClientState(GL_VERTEX_ARRAY)
and your code will work.
glEnableClientState(GL_VERTEX_ARRAY)
enables the client-side capability for vertex coordinates, it activates the deprecated fixed function attribute and is related to Legacy OpenGL.
This counteracts with the vertex attribute specification and glEnableVertexAttribArray(0)
.
The fixed function vertex coordinates would have to be defined by glVertexPointer
rather than glVertexAttribPointer
. "access violation reading 0x0000000000000000" occurs, because there is no fixed function function vertex data set, but it is enabled.
QUESTION
I'm working on wrangling some data to ingest into Hive. The problem is, I have overwrites in my historical data so I need to include the file name in the text files so that I can dispose of the duplicated rows which have been updated in subsequent files.
The way I've chosen to go about this is to use awk
to add the file name to each file, then after I ingest into Hive I can use HQL to filter out my deprecated rows.
Here is my sample data (tab-delimited):
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-26 at 20:23You can use BEGIN
that sets the "file" and then reset it to use the filename for the rest.
QUESTION
When running toplev, from pmu-tools on a piece of software (compiled with gcc: gcc -g -O3) I get this output:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-24 at 01:15Your assembly code reveals why the bandwidth DSB metric is very high (i.e., in 42.01% of all core cycles in which the DSB is active, the DSB delivers less than 4 uops). The issue seems to exist in the following loop:
QUESTION
'size' Column of my data set contains text like
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-01 at 20:34Use regmatches/gregexpr
.
QUESTION
I am hosting a website on aws, and I am writing it using jekyll. I want to post a video that I have created (not embedding from youtube). Right now I have a separate layout for video posting, in which I have:
In the frontmatter of my actual post I include the following line: video_source: "simvids/10-mites-random-shades-5x5.webm"
The simvids directory is in the same folder as the _site, _layouts, and _posts directory. The framework for the video loads, but the video itself does not. This leads me to think that the video tag is not the problem, but that I'm not directing properly to the video. Is my simvids directory in the wrong place? Is the error more subtle?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-06 at 06:18I personally use Cloudinary. I find this deals with most of my CDN needs and is mostly free. Excellent for video and images and is adaptable to a filing system. I also use compressor.io to shrink my images down and Advanced Video Compressor to compress the file sizes for video.
This is my video embed code:
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Create a directory for your sql scripts. For the purposes of this guide we'll use "scripts". cd scripts mite init
Follow the steps in the wizard. It will guide you through creating the _base.sql and mite.config.
That's it, see "Creating your first migration".
Add the mite install directory to your PATH (right click Computer -> Properties -> Advanced System Settings -> Environment Variables). (C:\Program Files\Mite)
cd scripts
mite init
Download the distributable or build from source.
Add the location of Mite.exe to your PATH variable.
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