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I am trying to pull a URL parameter value in the constructor, and for some reason, the constructor is always executed twice.

Now I have found the many articles about boot strapping the parent and child together in the module, but I only have a single page app. This is also different because the double execution only happens if there are any parameters on the URL. It works correctly, if none are provided.

any ideas?

thanks

I am converting an ASP.NET Web API to ASP.NET Core API.

This is my class, the same code works in the WEB API.

This question is similar to Using tryCatch() to catch a bootstrap loop, but I'm having trouble applying the suggestions to my case using the tidyverse method of bootstrapping. I am trying to obtain confidence interval estimates for coefficients from a complicated mixed effects model, but some models fail during the bootstrap, halting the entire bootstrapping process. I want to ignore these failed runs (but also count and store them to know which they are) and continue the bootstrap. I am also open to suggestions using the boot package with tryCatch. Example using the diamonds dataset:

My project depends on a third-party library(-ies) in C, which itself has a working standalone autotools based build system.

I would like to have a copy of a third-party library in a source tree and compose common autotools-based build system for my project such that I can have one configure and all usual autotools strapping to do a complete one-shot build.

This system will somehow build third-party library first (using third-party's configure.ac etc, as if it was built in isolation), then compiles and links all my sources with third-party library (I'm willing to just statically link my program to third-party library and not install third-party library anywhere in a system's locations like /usr/local etc).

So I assume the following directory structure for a project:

I need to perform knn regression with bootstrapping, and iterate for different values of K

Say I have 2 data frames, train and test

I am using a permutation test (pulling random sub-samples) to test the difference between 2 experiments. Each experiment was carried out 100 times (=100 replicas of each). Each replica consists of 801 measurement points over time. Now I would like to perform a kind of permutation (or boot strapping) in order to test how many replicas per experiment (and how many (time) measurement points) I need to obtain a certain reliability level.

For this purpose I have written a code from which I have extracted the minimal working example (with lots of things hard-coded) (please see below). The input data is generated as random numbers. Here np.random.rand(100, 801) for 100 replicas and 801 time points.

This code works in principle however the produced curves are sometimes not smoothly falling as one would expect if choosing random sub-samples for 5000 times. Here is the output of the code below:

It can be seen that at 2 of the x-axis there is a peak up which should not be there. If I change the random seed from 52389 to 324235 it is gone and the curve is smooth. It seems there is something wrong with the way the random numbers are chosen?

Why is this the case? I have the semantically similar code in Matlab and there the curves are completely smooth at already 1000 permutations (here 5000).

Do I have a coding mistake or is the numpy random number generator not good?

Does anyone see the problem here?

Trying to get ngbTooltip to work within the secure confines of innerHTML. At first I thought this doesn't work cause the data to be inserted is retrieved a-synchronously and view rendering + strapping ngB-functionality is already done, so Implemented Route-resolving. Everything resolves fine before the view gets rendered, however,.. tooltip is still not working.

Please note (!) that when the tooltip is hard-coded in the according template stuff just works, as is other ngB-functionality, etc...

The tooltip is just a trivial example. I need more stuff to function, things like Modals, PopOvers, references to functions in the component.

Looked in the Dom after rendering and its just normal HTML in there, no isolated scope or what so over.

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I'm using the ZODB python database module for the first time. The tutorial (http://www.zodb.org/en/latest/tutorial.html) confuses me about a certain aspect of the ZODB database behavior: how can I avoid to accidentally create a database with just a single very big entry? I'll explain step-by-step my application, my current database approach, and where the confusion comes from.

The database I want to save consists entirely of Item-objects, defined as follows (a little simplified):

I have a powershell script that is pulling data from a SQL database and populating data table, then writing the contents to csv file. The script is as below: