sunlight | Android OpenGL ES 2.0 wallpapers and demos | Graphics library
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kandi X-RAY | sunlight Summary
This application is a 3D live wallpaper. It renders sun as well as other star types using OpenGL ES 2.0. Live animated Sun can be configured. You can change size, color, animation speed, corona size, turbulence and many more options. Usage: Home→Press Menu→Wallpapers→LiveWallpapers. You can open settings by double tapping on the screen. If your device supports non squared textures, consider using this options all the time. Post effects may cause performance issues on slow devices. But you can turn them off in the settings menu. Wallpaper should work properly on HTC Desire and Nexus 7 devices. If you have problems on your device please email me. Code based on my previous projects blurred-lines-live (and the-grid-live (Hope they will me merged into this project in future.
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- Called when a frame is drawn
- Load the texture
- Binds all vertices and vertices
- Render sun
- Called when the surface is created
- Create the frame buffer
- Load the textures
- Called when the surface is changed
- Update the target texture
- Create the dialog view
- Render a frame
- On draw frame
- Called when a surface is destroyed
- Set the background color values
- Sets the number of lines in the diagram
- Sets the shared preferences
- Set the background colors
- Initializes the View
- Render the surface
- Create tab
- Set the ray quality
- Called when a surface is created
- Render a frame
- Called when the surface is changed
- Called when the surfacebuffer is changed
- Create a sphere
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QUESTION
I had a question about using LSTMs for processing data over time. That is, how can I feed data one-by-one into an LSTM, without the LSTM forgetting about my previous inputs?
I had looked through the Keras "stateful" argument a bit, but it had only made me more confused. I'm not sure whether it's relevant or not for my purposes.
E.g.
Say I am sequentially/chronologically getting data from a soil sensor. The first sample of data is s1. s1 is composed of multiple values (e.g. sunlight, soil temperature, soil humidity). I will get another sample of data, s2, in a few seconds, but I only have s1 right now. So I input s1 into the LSTM as the first timestep. When s2 comes along, I then propagate it through the LSTM as the second timestep. Is this possible to do in Keras?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-18 at 05:25RNNs or LSTMs made to remember what happend in past, though, without stateful=True
the state is set to 0 for every batch. So, the stateful flag is made for LSTMs to "remeber what happened" in previous batches, with stateful=True
LSTM passes its state from previous batch to the next one, so the information doesn't vanish.
https://fairyonice.github.io/Stateful-LSTM-model-training-in-Keras.html heres a good acticle for you about the statful
flag.
QUESTION
I would like to replace each nth
occurrence of foo
on the 1.txt
file with the nth consecutive regular range of lines every nth lines (say in this case every 2 lines) from the 0.txt
file containing the following content below (this is MWE).
source file is 0.txt:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-13 at 16:07Assumptions:
foo
only occurs in a line by itself- if
foo
occurs more times than we have replacement strings, do not replacefoo
Setup:
QUESTION
I need to build a many-to-many relationship between entities Product and Store(Wharehouse). So I managed to build a relationship with Sequlize like this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-24 at 18:31The most correct way is to use a subquery via Sequelize.literal
like this:
QUESTION
I dont know the proper way of describing this so please bear with me. Basically, I have a function in R that reads through a data frame and pastes the contents in a specific order--its used to write a tex file for LaTeX so I can make hundreds of labels very quickly.
Ive attached a simplified version with just the for loop. What I am hoping to do is have the code loop through four rows of the data, do something different for the fifth, then return to the next four rows of data. In the example below, it would be pasting one phrase for most of the rows and on the fifth it would paste something else--each based on the data frame.
For my actual code I want to flip the label horizontally to use up the most amount of paper possible. See attached photo., But in reality it all comes down to the for loop I think.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-13 at 15:05Here's a solution in base R that requires minimal modification to your existing code.
SolutionWithin your for
loop, simply test your index this.label
with the modulo operator %%
like so:
QUESTION
I am trying to follow a tensorflow NLP tutorial to train a neural network to generate poetry/lyric-like outputs using my own compiled sources. I only know basic python, so this is definitely far above my level of competence. It seems that the tutorial is slightly outdated as I am receiving this error code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-26 at 05:11You can find the predicted class by using argmax
with the predicted tensor as a parameter. Define predicted as the following :
QUESTION
First of all I am new to this and I am learning so do not judge my code too harshly. I have an array of objects which include the src of images for thumbnails and need to append them to a container div where the thumbnails are displayed. But then I need to know which of these thumbnails was clicked. I am showing an example of one of the objects from array. I am using this structure of jQuery to append the thumbnails:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-09 at 07:45You can use the same way as you used to map the imgsrc, treat index variable as string. it should read +index+
QUESTION
I am new to WPF and I am having issues trying to update the main window UI after a change.
I have the following MainWindow.xaml (I will show a part of it because it is large)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-11 at 13:03Try changing OneWayToSource
to OneWay
. From the documentation
Updates the source property when the target property changes.
And you probably want to do it the other way around. Update the target whenever the model changes.
It is a bit odd that MainViewModel
inherits from Window
. I would suggest taking a look at the helix3D "SimpleDemo". Just to confirm that changing the model works, Make the mainViewModel inherit INotifyPropertyChanged, and add the following code:
QUESTION
I want to do a double loop on a Counter object, which is the result of two different counters subtraction. My counter is like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-04 at 19:55IIUC, you can try:
QUESTION
First of all, thank you so much for your interest in my question and for coming in to read the contents.
I'm a college student, and now I have some problems.
I want to import data from API related to buildings. (I'm working on the project about the sunlight simulator.)
However, in the power query, there are some values whose type is MultiPolygon, and I have a problem when I extract their values.
There are lists in the list, and the coordinate values of MutiPolygon are present in it, so there is no way to load multiple values into a single row.
I've been searching for information about it for about two weeks, but I can't find it because of the limitations of my knowledge.
(And I also found information about "combine". My problem is about the list in the list, not about representing multiple values in the same row.)
So I would appreciate it if you can give me some advice. Anything is ok.
Below is an example of the data I have.
This is MultiPolygon data.
In the list, there is the list.
And also, in the list, there is the list.
And in the list, there are lists. In these lists, there are latitude & longitude values.
Thank you for reading it, and have a nice day.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-14 at 01:50I'm not certain this is what you're asking for, but what the heck. Here goes anyway.
If you are asking for a way to surface the information that is nested in your third-level lists and bring it to the top level as single concatenated text entries for each row, here's one way.
To access the information in the first level's list, you just need #"Previous Step"[ListColumnName]{index}
Assuming that only one list exists within each of the first level lists, and only one list exists within each of the second level lists, you could use #"Previous Step"[ListColumnName]{index}{0}{0}
to drill through the second and into the third. (The zeroes are also index references.)
Knowing this, you could use something like Text.Combine(List.Transform(#"Previous Step"[Coordinates]{[Index]}{0}{0}, each Text.From(_ & "; ")))
to get the coordinates from the third level list and concatenate them as a single text entry with a semicolon between them.
You would have to create an index column before you could do this, because you need to use it for the index referencing.
Here's some sample M code you can paste as a query to see how this works:
QUESTION
I have a String with value:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-11 at 20:07import re
str= 'title":{"runs":[{"text":"Moonlight - Harnoor | MXRCI "}], title":{"runs":[{"text":"Sunlight - Harnoor | MXR "}], title":{"runs":[{"text":"Call My name | MXRC "}],'
match = re.search('(Moonlight - Harnoor \| MXRCI ).*(Sunlight - Harnoor \| MXR ).*(Call My name \| MXRC )' , str)
print([match.group(1) , match.group(2) , match.group(3)])
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You can use sunlight like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the sunlight component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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