splicer | Caching Parallel Query engine for OpenTSDB | Analytics library

Using the same set of data, I have produced two different tile plots as shown below:

DATA:

I found the following example that explains how to add patterns to the geom_tile plot but I cannot get my plot to show by following the steps. Attached is a few rows of the data:

DATA:

I am trying to build Blue Ocean Jenkins Plugin as i am planning to make a few minor UI changes in the landing page.

I am running mvn clean install as in the repo README.md. I bumped into an issue running the above command. Below is the build log. Any advice will be helpful. Many thanks.

I am creating a tile plot for my data shared below. For each tile, there could multiple reasons of failure and I want the tiles to show multiple colors indicating that in a grid.

Here is the chart I want to modify:

As you can see it's a line chart and an image overlies on the first bullet of each series (Users Image!).

Now I want a circle around each Image with the same color as each series's line.

Something like this:

I think if we could scale up the first bullet of each series we would archive that goal.

Here is where the code creates the bullet and its properties but the changes here will affects all bullets in userA_series :

I'm new to Power BI but am not seeing something that I feel should be pretty common report functionality. I have a cognos report that has a list grouped by specific fields, each item in the list has fields, etc. Each "item" is repeated in the list.

Can Power BI do something similar to this functionality? I have been looking at multi-row cards, tables, etc. but I'm not seeing a repeater control or something that would allow to mimic this functionality? The multi-row cards would work but I can't style them how the customer wants or needs b/c they are printed and need to match a certain format.

Even the single cards, if I could drop all the fields I need as single cards, format them how I want. Is there a way to have all rows repeated in a "list/set" of those single cards? Right now when I drop a bunch of single cards and a splicer it displays the first record and that is it? Surely there is a way to get all the records.

Here is an example (I need the formatting to remain basically the same, each row from data source represents one page that looks like this)

Thanks,

Tim

For instance Alternative [], (<|>) = (++). So I regarded (<|>) as some kind of splicer, resulting in seemingly almost-universal container converter:

I have a loop in R that that's quite slow (but works). Currently, this calculation takes about ~3 minutes on my laptop, and I think it can be improved. Eventually, I'll loop through many data files running calculations based on the results of this code, and I'd like to make the current code faster if possible.

Basically, for each date, for 11 different values of X, the loop grabs the last X years' worth of rainfall values (Y), finds a linear inverse weighting (Z) so that the oldest rainfall values are weighted least, multiples the rain (Y) and weights (Z) to get a vector A, then takes the sum of A as the final result. This is done for thousands of dates.

However, I couldn't think of or find advice for any way to make this faster in R, so I attempted to rewrite it in Rcpp, in which I have limited knowledge of. My Rcpp code does not duplicate the R code exactly, as the resulting matrix is different (wrong) from what it should be (out1 vs out2; I know out1 is correct). It seems like the Rcpp code is faster, but I can only test it using a few columns because it begins crashing (fatal error in RStudio) if I attempt to run all 11 columns (i <= 10).

I'm looking for feedback on how I can improve the R code and/or correct the Rcpp code to provide the correct result and not crash in the process.

(Although the code I've posted below doesn't show it, the data is loaded into R the way it is [as a dataframe] for a few calculations done outside of the code shown. For the specific calculation shown here, only column 2 of the dataframe is used.)

The data file is here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw_Ca37oxVmJekFBR2t4eDdKeGM/view?usp=sharing

Attempt in R

Is there a design pattern or strategy to deal with the following scenario:

3 different strategies for transforming strings through various different methods: decoding, decrypting, removing sections of the string at specific places, converting to array and so on.

Each strategy use different combinations of the possible transformation to achieve its end result on the string.

I have a class responsible for each transformation for example: Decoder, Decrypter, Splicer and so on. And I have 3 concrete classes that have the transformers it requires injected into its constructor.

Is there an accepted design pattern for this problem. I feel that there is a more elegant way to achieve this but cannot see it