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Seems like the new version you install is compiled without support of local-infile parameter. And because package management system (usually) keep your current configuration file you can try to find this parameter in my.ini file and comment it.

This parameter manage LOAD DATA LOCAL functionality. But seems like this have some potential security issues (more here)

The problem is that float() takes a string or a number, and parses it or converts it to float.

With a little research, we can find that FiniteSet can be transferred directly to a Python list. So your code can go like this:

The tricky thing about residual blocks is that x and F(x) must have the same shape, otherwise you cannot sum them up: x + F(x).
In your example it seems like x has dimension 32 while F(x) has dimension 16.
It is common practice to place a 1x1 conv layer on the residual link in cases where the dimensions of F(x) are different from the dimensions of x:
- when stride!=1 (spatial dimension different)
- when changing the number of channels (usually in a new "block" in resnet)

Change this line digital_root(output); to return digital_root(output);

There are other optimizations which can also be done

keywordList.extend(DKeywords) just adds elements to a list. This operation does not do anything with the XML tree.

To insert the additional descriptiveKeywords nodes as siblings of the ones in the master document, you can do as follows:

You need to add each item in one at a time rather than as an array, which is why I build the XML for each div tag rather than as a second pass. I've had to assume that your XML is structured the way I've done it, but this may help you.