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This is the new home of the emergent neural network simulation software, developed primarily by the CCN lab, originally at CU Boulder, and now at UC Davis: We have decided to completely reboot the entire enterprise from the ground up, with a much more open, general-purpose design and approach. See Wiki Install for installation instructions (note: Go 1.13 and newer are now required!), and the Wiki Rationale and History pages for a more detailed rationale for the new version of emergent, and a history of emergent (and its predecessors). See the ra25 example in the leabra package for a complete working example (intended to be a good starting point for creating your own models), and any of the 26 models in the Comp Cog Neuro sims repository which also provide good starting points. See the etable wiki for docs and example code for the widely-used etable data table structure, and the family_trees example in the CCN textbook sims which has good examples of many standard network representation analysis techniques (PCA, cluster plots, RSA). See python README and Python Wiki for info on using Python to run models. See eTorch for how to get an interactive 3D NetView for PyTorch models.
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- NetReadCpp reads network data from io . Reader
- PermutedBinaryMinDiff performs a symmetric multiplication between two values .
- SetParam sets the value of obj
- Creates a slice of pool
- TopVoteInt returns the first ranked int and ties .
- TopVoteString returns the first and ties of a slice of strings .
- MixPatsN mixes one row into another .
- MixPats is used to mix rows in a table
- AddVocabDrift adds drift to the given vocabulary .
- FlipBits flips the bits of the tensor .
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QUESTION
I am fairly limited in my experience of exporting output from Netlogo.
So far, all the experiments I have run using Behaviour Space have been to either record global variables or the average values of agent variables across different agentsets.
However, I need to measure a set of attributes (violence, entitativity, homogeneity, size) of individual emergent agents (extremist groups) at two/three different timesteps each run. I also need to do this across a number of different model scenarios and ideally have it all summarised in the same spreadsheet. The aim is to plot the relationship between each agent attributes, with individual agents as my cases.
I can't seem to workout if this is possible using Behaviour Space. I have tried using e.g. [violence] of groups as a reporter in Behaviour Space, but the output is then a single string variable that I can't do anything with. I've also thought about using the export-world primitive but, from what I understand, this will overwrite the file every time it is executed or create separate files each time.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 19:53There may be a more elegant way to do this but the following should work. Create global variables, say v0, v1, v2 ...,vn for the individual violence within group n. Set these at each tick. Report them separately in Behavior space.
Example:
QUESTION
I'm trying to display a data set using the DT
package for R which lets you render javascript datatables. Two of the columns contain text that is quite long so my colleague wrote some JS to truncate the text while letting you see the whole text when you hover over the cell. We also want the user to be able hit a download button what the filter. BUT, when I add the code to make download buttons, it breaks the text truncation. I'd like to have someway to truncate the text AND download the data.
Here's the function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-26 at 14:59columnDefs
must be inside the options
list:
QUESTION
I want to
- reshape my matched data (MR vs MS) to be as shown in the attached screenshot; basically with the same columns headings but with the addition of ".1" that refers to the 2nd set (MS). This is the output of matched 2 cohorts after I sorted them to get the matched pairs (in a column named
subclass
) so I can do McNemar test after that. - write a function to do McNemar test on consecutive similar groups eg
Gender
vsGender.1
,Smoking_2gps
vsSmoking_2gps.1
,Diabetes1.0
vsDiabetes1.0.1
.etc in MR group versus MS group
Dataset is here (showing sheet 1 for vertical format and sheet 2 for horizontal needed format).
I am thinking about reshape based on subclass with respect to the 2 matched cohorts MS vs MR in Status.of.Mitral.Valve
variable
As an amendment
When I tried to use mcnemar
, I got list()
. Here is str(df
**Note: * wide
dataset is the one that has the horizontal format that we need to do mcnemar
based on it.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-25 at 20:20The method I use is splitting the data.frame then cbind
ing it again then changing the colnames
QUESTION
Using the Javascript client, I'm submitting a large number of requests to batchUpdate(). The code below was working perfectly until a few hours ago. I've tried reducing the number of requests as suggested here but that seems to make no difference. See below for the code I'm using, it's pretty simple. The template being copied is open so it should run assuming you put a client_id and api key in there.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-19 at 08:43Following a dialog with Google, it turns out the error was caused by a broken image URL. I was using the direct pixabay URL. Changing that to download the image and serve it from my system. solved the problem.
QUESTION
I have a FlatList component as shown below :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-24 at 14:59Use
QUESTION
I got a list of Variables of unequal size
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-03 at 13:22I would use merge
. I try to provide a minimal domain-agnostic working example:
QUESTION
Orginally I thought this issue was being caused by a singleton, but I have this problem even when my dependency is set to transient as well. All my code is doing is reading a csv file and mapping it to an object as seen here:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-01 at 04:23I was able to figure out this issue, and I hope nobody else has to go through the hell that I've had to for the past week trying to tackle this.
Apparently, if you're reading data from a share drive Windows caches the data in some way. I was able to replicate this bug by having a stream open 200 times a second.
After a few seconds, the stream would open with cached data even if the file was updated. It would only do this if you'd happen to have a file that rarely changed (like in my case, the amount of calls taken would slowly update)
Since I could replicate the bug in a few seconds as opposed to hours... I tried many things. Nothing appeared to work, until I decided to have the data on the local machine instead of trying to get it from a share drive remotely.
That immediately fixed the bug.
So to briefly explain how I fixed it, I essentially reversed the data export. Instead of having my server query the share drive for the data, I configured my exporting to instead export the data directly to my server that was previously importing it via a share drive.
I'm not a Windows Guru, there's probably another way to fix this like purging share drive cache... but this worked for me.
QUESTION
tokens_file_input = apply_stopwording(word_tokenize(str(file_input)),3)
in_both = [] #this is the words that are in both the dictionary keys, and in the file_input dataset
dictionary_keys = lexicon_dictionary.keys()
for token in tokens_file_input:
if token in dictionary_keys:
in_both.append(token)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-23 at 15:42instead of declaring in_both
as a list declare it as an empty dictionary and add values.
QUESTION
I am attempting to build a polar coordinate bar graph with error bars and value labels at the end of each bar using ggplot2 in R. I am having a problem where the error bars and value labels are all stacked on top of each other instead of being on the individual bars. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Here is the code and data I used:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-19 at 15:08Here is a partial solution:
- I removed
width
argument ingeom_errorbar()
- I prefered using
position = position_dodge()
- Try different
width
values inposition_dodge()
for thegeom_text
for overlapping text.
QUESTION
I'm using somoclu
to produce an emergent Self-Organising Map of some data. Once I have the BMUs (Best Matching Units) I'm performing a Delaunay Triangulation on the co-ordinates of the BMUs in order to find each BMU's neighbours in the SOM.
In the following snippet of Python, is there a more Pythonic version of the a == c and b == d
conditional? In other words, how can I compare bmu
and point
directly without splitting out the separate co-ordinates?
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-09 at 12:38Approach #1
We are working with NumPy arrays, so we can leverage broadcasting
for a vectorized solution -
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