processing-library | RunwayML-for-Processing | Machine Learning library
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A library to easily use RunwayML with Processing.
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- Return the string representation of a custom tag
- Takes a string and converts it to HTML
- Reads the example file and returns it
- Returns a string representation of this custom tag
- Takes a string and converts it to HTML
- Reads the example file and returns it
- Send a query to Run Gateway
- Query the Runway Image
- Sends the query
- Handles an OSC message
- This method dispatches the InfoInfoEvent to the callback
- Register this tag with the given map
- Get the name of the custom tag
- Draws the pose net
- Draws the body parts of the pose and the body
- Sets up the streams
- Send a connect message
- Converts a Base64 String to a Pimage
- Converts a base64 string into a PImage
- Setup the Runway instance
- Finds a callback in the sketch
- Converts a PImage to a Base64 encoded string
- Converts an android image to a Base64 encoded string
- Set auto update
- Notify the sketch
- Disconnects from the server
- Initializes the rendering
- Converts a Base64 String to a PImage object
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CopyPython Stream Processing
# Python Streams
# Forever scalable event processing & in-memory durable K/V store;
# as a library w/ asyncio & static typing.
import faust
app = faust.App('myapp', broker='kafka://localhost')
# Models describe how me Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I am using the AWS CloudTrail processing library to pull Cloudtrail logs from AWS. In the screenshot image of event history below (taken from the CloudTrail web console), the name of the bucket affected by a change is reflected under the column: Resource name . How can I retrieve this same value using the aws-cloudtrail-processing-library. The library returns the name of the bucket where CloudTrail saves the log files and not the affected bucket (highlighted). Also, even after downloading the logs from the bucket, I do not see this information.
Here is the snippet of my processing class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-23 at 15:35I opened this question as an issue on the AWS Cloudtrail processing engine's GitHub repository. The answer I received was that this feature is not supported at the moment using the processing engine. Therefore, the workaround was to use Logstash(requires cloudtrail plugin installation) to pull the cloudtrail logs into a mongodbserver from a pre-configured AWS s3 bucket as described here, from where normal processing can be used to extract the desired events including the resources involved.
QUESTION
I hope this isn't a duplicate, but I couldn't find a fully satisfying answer for this specific problem.
Given a function with multiple list arguments and one iterable, e.g. here with two lists
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-16 at 11:00You cannot share memory between processes (technically, you can on fork-based systems provided you don't change objects/affect ref count which would rarely ever happen in a real-world usage) - your options are to either use a shared structure (most of them available under the multiprocessing.Manager()) which will do the synchronization/updates for you, or to pass only the data needed for processing and then stitch back together the result.
Your example is simple enough for both approaches to work without serious penalties so I'd just go with a manager:
QUESTION
I'm trying to write a library called "Visione" in Processing using the processing-library-template here.
Unfortunately Eclipse gives me the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-07 at 02:57If you're in a class other than your main sketch, you can't access Processing's functions directly.
Instead, you'd probably want to pass a PApplet reference into your class, and use that to call Processing's functions. Something like this:
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Install processing-library
Download RunwayML.zip
Unzip into Documents > Processing > libraries
Restart Processing (if it was already running)
Before using the library please make sure RunwayML is started and is running one model. You can test by opening your browser and navigating to http://localhost:8000/info to view info about your model.
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