parameterizer | The babelfish of Kubernetes app lifecycle management | Continuous Deployment library
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Parameterizer is a command line tool and Kubernetes operator for handling application lifecycle management, generically. Just like Ingress allows to generically define how traffic is routed to Kubernetes services, with different backends (NGINX, HAProxy) providing the functionality, the Parameterizer resource defines a sequence of commands applied to an app definition input (directory or registry such as Quay.io or Kubestack), turning Kubernetes application definitions (e.g. expressed in Helm templates, ksonnet, kapitan, etc.) along with user-defined parameters into a parameterized Kubernetes YAML manifest. This parameterized YAML manifest defines the necessary deployments, services, etc. for the app and can, for example, be used in a kubectl apply command to create the resources or via Helms' Tiller, appr, or other installers/ALM tools.
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- Run the kubectl
- CreatePod creates a new pod
- String returns a string representation of a Parameterizer .
- helmTemplate builds a helm template for a transformation
- fetchSourceContainer returns the image and command to use for docker .
- initConfig initializes krm config file
- HelmTransform builds a HelmContainer from a transformationSpec
- createPodifest creates a pod manifest
- waitJobToComplete waits for a job to complete
- helmFetch builds a helm chart from a helm chart
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QUESTION
I have been using LSCM parameterizer to unwrap a mesh. I would like to obtain a 2d planar model with accurate measurements such that if you make a paper cutout you could wrap it up back to the original model physically.
It seems that SMP::parameterize() is scaling the resulting OFF down to 1mm by 1mm. How to I get an OFF file with accurate measurements? scaled down.
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Answered 2019-Dec-03 at 08:27A paramterization is a UV map, associating 2D coordinates to 3D points, and such coordinates are always between 0,0 and 1,1. That's why you get a 1mm/1mm result. I guess you could compare a 3D edge length with it's 2D version in the map and scale your 2D model by this factor. Maybe perform a mean to be a bit more precise.
QUESTION
I want to plot a dendrogram for a cluster result. Right now I am using ElkiBuilder from ELKI 0.7.5 for clustering.
In the best case I'd like to directly plot a dendrogram.
If that's not possible I'd like to extract information (distances) from the clustering to create a dendrogram with another library (eg. using newick format)
Therefore my questions:
Is it possible to create dendrograms with ELKI?
Is it possible to access the distances which have been calculated during the clustering? (the distances used when two clusters were merged)
Right now I am using the following code for clustering:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-22 at 09:01The AGNES class (instead I recommend to use AnderbergHierarchicalClustering instead, it is much faster but gives the exact same result) returns the clustering in a standard form called "pointer hierarchy" (PointerHierarchyRepresentationResult). The merge of i and j at height h is represented as a pointer from i to j, with height h. Afterwards, j represents the merged cluster. This basic form was introduces by Sibson et al. with the SLINK algorithm in 1973.
In particular this contains the y information (getParentDistanceStore), the merges (given by getParentStore), and it can compute an order to arrange the points for visualization getPositions.
You may want to have a look at the code of DendrogramVisualization, which is responsible for creating the SVG dendrogram in the GUI.
QUESTION
I am trying to modify CGAL-4.13/examples/Surface_mesh_parameterization/lscm.cpp so that the order of the vertices in the resulting off file is the same as in the input file.
Take a file input.off with the following simple content:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-27 at 16:03The following issue answers this question.
QUESTION
I have a CSV file with multiple columns where the columns are "lat, lon, item1". I have been able to load the data using the following code:
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Answered 2017-Oct-05 at 06:05You need to pass this parameter to the NumberVectorLabelParser via its long[] labelIndices bitmask parameter (this is currently not an array of integers, but a bit mask, so you want new long[]{4L}).
You are currently passing the parameter to the database, which doesn't have this parameter.
Or you could use DimensionSelectingLatLngDistanceFunction; because you shouldn't use Euclidean distance on latitude and longitude anyway.
QUESTION
I am trying to add index to relation in db, but don't know is it right?
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Answered 2017-May-11 at 09:20To instantiate a class via the parameterization API, you don't need to create a new parameter.
QUESTION
Currently,I'm using ELKI to study R-trees. So, i am trying to make database from my set of points. I easily do it with file based database connection:
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Answered 2017-May-10 at 14:02See the documentation: https://elki-project.github.io/howto/java_api#PureJavaAPI
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