conflation | OpenStreetMap Live Conflation | Map library

I have been looking into the method called Conflation which looks into combining several continuous distributions of some type but different shapes/arguments (mean and variance) into one continuous distribution. The question can be found at the following link: Conflation Method Question.

So, I wanted to look for a way to combine different types of continuous distributions instead of normal distribution but I have been struggling with how to form the conflated distribution array using an equation for continuous distributions (Conflation equation can be found in the link above) with norm distribution. I got the following error message:

Error Message:

I looked online for performing the averaging several continuous probability distributions into one distribution. This method is called Conflation and it can be found from the following link:

An Optimal Method for Consolidating Data from Different Experiments

From what I understand is that it performs by multiplying each probability density value from several probability distributions divided by the summation of each probability density value from several probability distributions (details can be found at page 5)

Say I have around 4 lists, for example,

In Perl 6 you can specify a type that a type can be coerced to. For example, you need an Int but get something else that can convert to an Int. This is handy when you don't want separate candidates for Int and Str where the string represents an integer value.

But, it seems that the conversion is a bit aggressive because the conversion not only changes the type but is willing to change the data. It's partly a problem of the conflation of changing types and an expected operation to truncate a number to an integer. Conceptually those are different ideas but they are intertwined in Str.Int (actually sandwiching a side trip to Numeric):

We've recently started using MediatR to allow us to de-clutter controller actions as we re-factor a large customer facing portal and convert it all to C#. As part of this we are increasing our unit test coverage as well, but I've hit a problem when trying to mock MediatR itself.

The command does a bunch of stuff to initiate a process and part of this is sending a notification. The notification itself is dealt with by its own handler and therefore would be subject to its own unit test so I want to mock MediatR so that the this.mediator.Send(message) call doesn't really do anything. The handler does return an object but we don't care about it in this context so to all intents and purposes we are treating it as a void return. I just want to verify that Send has been called once as part of the test. However, the Send method is throwing a NullReferenceException and I don't know why.

As of version 3, MediatR now takes a second optional parameter on Send, a CancellationToken, and expression trees require you to explicitly set them so you must specify a value. I've not encountered this before and in my mind I feel that this might be part of the problem but this may be conflation on my part.

Here's a cut down illustration.

SUT

When launching an application deployed to Google Application Engine Flexible, it fails with too many 307 redirects. It runs successfully locally in the VS IDE.

The development and computing stack include:

• MacOS
• .NET Core 3
• Visual Studio 2019 for Mac
• Docker
• Google Application Engine

I created a project using the VS api template (weather forecast).

• Create API project
• Add Docker support (via the menu)
• Create and export SSL certificate:

It's typical for a Relational Database Management System to use a specific variant of SQL. For example, SQL Server uses Transact-SQL aka T-SQL.

I understand MariaDB is based on MySQL (the RDBMS), and the SQL variant that MySQL uses is apparently itself also called MySQL (according to this question). Should I assume MariaDB also uses the MySQL language?

I have tried several Google searches, but I've found nothing. It's tricky because of the conflation between the RBDMS and the language. Most results are just comparing MariaDB with MySQL (the RDBMS).

A simple conflating combo (below) sometimes prints a debug message at staartup saying it's dropping messages because of zero demand. I would expect conflation stage to provide infinite demand, so the above should never be the case. What am I missing?

I have about 2500 html-files of different standards. I need to remove the footer part of them. The HTML-code below is one of my files footer, and I need to remove the two hr-elements and the elements between the two.

So far I have only tried targeting the hr-element with xpath (and HTML Agility Pack) selectSingleNode and DocumentNode.SelectNodes("//hr");. And then try to iterate with a foreach. But I am too much of a noob to use XPath properly, and don't know how to select the node and its siblings(?) to delete them.

This is what I've got so far, with the help of this community. :)