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kandi X-RAY | boundbox Summary
BoundBox’s API is quite simple. Indeed in has no API at all, just a set of conventions to access the inner structure of an Object. BoundBox offers the following advantages over alternative technologies : * it doesn’t pollute your API under tests. Just code clean, don’t change anything for testing even not a visibility modifier. * objects under tests will be accessed using reflection, and this access will be checked at compile time (unlike using pure reflection or WhiteBox from PowerMock). * all fields, constructors and methods, even those defined in super classes are accessible. For instance, it allows to access foo.super.super.a (that is not syntactically possible in Java).
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- Process the given round box
- Create class wrapper
- Create the wrapped class wrapper
- Creates the method wrapper
- Overrides the visitor to look for fields that have been declared
- Recursively compute the visibility of the given type
- Find the visible super type of the given type
- Visits an executable element
- Check visibility of methods in a method
- Visit this class
- Invoked when the activity is created
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QUESTION
Goal is to show multiple .stl-files in different divs on a webpage and get the model information per model (volume, area, xyz, etc.). Therefore I use https://www.viewstl.com/plugin/#params, which is based on three.js
I code the index.html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-08 at 10:06The problem is that you access stl_viewer
in the dimensions
callback, which by the time that function runs has already been overwritten by the last instance of StlViewer
. The references to the two previous instances have been lost.
There are several ways to avoid this loss of references. One is to store them in an array, using the model number as index.
Assuming that the dimensions
function gets the same modelNo value as argument as you have used in the loop, it should work like this:
QUESTION
I'm using Keras and Tensorflow to perform object detection using Yolov3 standard as well as Yolov3-Tiny (about 10x faster). Everything is working but performance is fairly poor, I'm getting about one frame every 2 seconds on the GPU and one frame every 4 seconds or so on the CPU. In profiling the code, it turns out the decode_netout
method is taking a lot of time. I was generally following this tutorial as an example.
- Can someone help walk me through what it's doing?
- Are there alternative methods baked into Tensorflow (or other libraries) that could do these calculations? I swapped out some custom Python for
tf.image.non_max_suppression
for example and it helped out quite a bit in terms of performance.
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Answered 2020-May-19 at 22:48I have a similar setup with a GPU and have been facing the same problem. I have been working on a YoloV3 Keras project and have been chasing exact issue for past 2 weeks . After finally timeboxing all my functions I found narrowed down the issue to 'def do_nms' which then lead me to the function you have posted above 'def decode_netout'. The issue is that the Non-Max-Suppression is slow.
The solution I found was adjusting this line
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Much thanks for the help in additionally. I'm trying to build a BVH Tree with Surface Area Heuristic, but everytime I compile my code it gives me random errors like:
"Access violation reading location"
"Run-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'x' was corrupted."
"Stack overflow "
The errors happen in the BVH::buildSAH() function. And I have tried to find a solution for the whole day, meaningless. Could it be something from the std::partition function or from sending variables with pointers to a recursion?
I'm reading from the book "Physically Based Rendering: From Theory to Implementation By Matt Pharr, Greg Humphreys"
It works for 2 primitives in the area, but thats trivial... If you would like to clone: https://github.com/vkaytsanov/MortonCode-BVH-KD My BVH.hpp:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-06 at 20:18Probably it would be wise to first cleanup your github. This mean update stuff to the recent c++ standard. It seems that you can use c++17 so use it. Also please look at some names. For example 'nodes' is used as member variable as well as parameter name, this is confusion. Please also initialize relevant (all) member variables.
Now it seems that the code in buildSAH override memory. It seems that it it can write over the end of buckets array.
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You can use boundbox 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 boundbox 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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