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So I have an RSpec test that fails, I'm sure that the test is the issue as from a functionality perspective it works fine.

In short, end_time should not be before_start time. Upon saving the model this works correctly, only the RSpec is failing, any pointers would be greatly appreciated

chain_plan_spec.rb

I want to show only two properties of the model in the list of items, but then in a specific item show all the properties

/api/character <-- show a list with name and id properties /api/character/30 <-- show all properties of the item with id 30

Code i have in serializer.py:

I have a function that changes values of my csv file with edits in it and with a method, but i think that the since the main function used df = pd.read_csv() before the method, it's to_csv would only set the file to the original with the changes made minus the methods changes to it since df wouldn't include the changes from the method.

I'm trying to make an ontology of my favourite fantasy world using Protege and OWL but I got stuck. I got 2 questions which I can't figure out myself. But first here's the setup:

In my fantasy world there are many races and each race is divided into many subfactions - each of them having different king, worshipping different God, etc.

Q1: What I want to be able to do is, knowing that a character A is from Faction B and B is a faction of Race C, then we should be able to infer that A is from race C.

Each faction may contain some named characters. I have expressed that with the following three classes:

• Race
• Faction
• Character

And the following properties:

• isOfRace - functional, inverse of containsFaction, domain=Faction, range=Race
• containsFaction - inverse of isOfRace, domain=Race
• isOfFaction - functional, inverse of containsCharacter, domain=Character, range=Faction
• containsCharacter - inverse of isOfFaction, domain=Faction, range=Character

And I have added the properties to the respective classes. I know that generally speaking a Faction can have multiple properties of type "isOfRace" so if that's the case the inference engine wouldn't know which of these to consider the "true" race of the character but then again I have made the properties "isOfRace" and "isOfFaction" functional so the way I see it that shouldn't be a problem.

Q2: Q2 is relevant only if what I'm asking in Q1 is doable. Anyways, let's again lay out the setup:

Each faction can have multiple cities (and each city is owned by a faction) and each city is located on a continent. Each faction is also categorized by the opposing sides "Order" or "Chaos". Does OWL support a construct which represents the following:

A Faction isInConflict(transitive) with another Faction iff:

1. Both of them have at least one city on the same continent
2. They are of different alignments - e.g. one is "Order" and the other is "Chaos"

Or in other words can a property be inferred and if yes, how should I go in implementing the above restriction?

Thanks!

So I'm wondering if it is possible to serialize each foreign key object with different serializer in django rest framework.

What I mean is:

I have my models like

I'm trying to make a command for my discord bot that deletes a so called "faction" from a server. The factions are stored in a neat JSON like this

I'm currently having a problem with relationships.

I have 3 tables:

• factions:
  • id
• roles:
  • id
• faction_roles:
  • faction_id
  • role_id

Every faction has many roles but every role only has 1 faction. I already thought about creating a faction_id column in my roles table, but I wanted to solve it with only faction_roles, so I don't have to add data to 2 tables.

My role model looks like that:

I am trying to figure out how to create different baddies in a game.

let's say I have 2 factions. Paladins and Thieves, and 3 warrior types for each faction

I have an abstractFactory that generates the equipment they are carrying, but I'm not sure how to make it work. Here is what I have in place

Whenever I run my program, this happens: