jx | Video Sharing library

You can access higher TFs with security() function

We should not create a MainActivity object to call API.Instead create a Local broadcast from Main Activity and register for broadcast.When you want to call API,just send broadcast to MainActivity to trigger API.For creating local broadcast,you can check below link.

How to use LocalBroadcastManager?

The error is occurring because found_minimum is an int, but global_minimum is a Series. I think the tutorial you're referencing assumes that the data is loaded as a numpy array, but it is never explicitly stated.

So, z = data.to_numpy() solves one problem and reveals another which is that the tutorial dataset is 50x50 and your data is 25x25. It's tempting to just change the limits of the random starting point, but this doesn't end up working well. The dataset is just too small for this implementation of gradient descent to appropriately converge.

To get around this issue, I just altered your dataset to manufacture a 50x50 set:

1. When use nsolve(), the RHS are all zeros. Non-zeros terms on RHS are moved (2, 0, 2/3, 0) to LHS.
2. The third argument to nsolve() is the initial guess close to the solution.
   An educated guess is (x1,x2,w1,w2) = (-1,1,1,1) in the interval [-1,1] with equal weights.
   I tried a few other guesses. some of them caused the same error.

Output:

To fix particular issue you've got try this code, but i not sure about code below):

masterArray[ix] = [eplList[ix][0], eplList[ix][1]]; // This is where I am getting the error message

As Marcin stated in question comments - I deleted first the Elastic IP, than EC2 instances and NATs, after that the rest was successfully deleted by cloud formation

Looks like console.log(jx.data.url); returns the correct url, right?

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The next step is "paste" this url to the Form Input Element, and you can do that with vanilla JS or jQuery, for example:

$('input[name="food_img"]').val(jx.data.url);

I would try this string after console log, then with "inspect" to see if the form is correctly "completed".

Best, Smith

No, it is not possible to zoom an image mark in Altair. Zooming is fundamentally tied to the x and y positional scales, and image marks are drawn in a way that is unconnected to scales.

It is possible to display a zoomable image in Altair using a dense heatmap to show the individual image pixels; see Can we plot image data in Altair? for information.

So the Ajax request is replacing the table whole content (the content)...

That makes it way simpler than the code you posted.