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You should use state if you need the component to rerender. When using useEffect, you shouldn't pass an array or object reference as a dependency. React uses referential comparison to check for changes, which means the useEffect hook will run every time a new object/array is created regardless if the actual data changes, which can cause an infinite render loop: https://www.benmvp.com/blog/object-array-dependencies-react-useEffect-hook/

The function var a=$(this).parent(); return the immediate parent of this. In this case, a is this div:

You need to wrap them in a Form widget and pass the key, for example:

The DCGAN described a concrete architecture where Conv layers were used for the downsampling of the feature maps. If you carefully design your Conv layers, you can do without a Linear layer but that does not mean that it will not work when you use a Linear layer to downsample (especially as the very last layer). The DCGAN paper just found out it worked better to use Conv layers instead of Linear to downsample.

If you want to maintain this architecture, you can change the kernel size or padding or stride to give you exactly a single value in the last layer. Refer to the Pytorch documentation on Conv layers to see what the output size should be, given an input size

Your model's output is not consistent with your criterion.

If you want to keep the model and change the criterion:

Use BCELoss instead of CrossEntropyLoss. Note: You will need to cast your labels to float before passing them in. Also consider removing the Sigmoid() from the model and using BCEWithLogitsLoss.

If you want to keep the criterion and change the model:

CrossEntropyLoss expects the shape (..., num_classes). So for your 2 class case (real & fake), you will have to predict 2 values for each image in the batch which means you will need to alter the output channels of the last layer in your model. It also expects the raw logits, so you should remove the Sigmoid().

Hope it works for you, you can check your SESSION_DOMAIN within your .env file, use empty string as value if you are in localhost, and when you deploy your project to server try to put your actual domain as SESSION_DOMAIN value, e.g

As you can see, dir is not an array of strings, so you can't sort it this way. The strings (names) are in dir[index]->getFileName().

So you should do the following steps:

1. Make an $DirNames array

2. Sort this array

3. Display this array

The requests.Response object has a json method that will read the json for you. Note that with an async function you should not do a blocking requests.get. This answer focuses on the json part.

So you receive a message, and then attempt to create a Role object using the message. Which makes no sense. Look at the constructor for Role objects, and call it correctly.