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Visualization of Android Animation Interpolators.
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- Initialize the view
- Add views
- Generate a color list
- Gets the list of interpolators
- Start an animation
- Get display size
- Clear all views
- Get text width
- Add views on UI thread
- Clear animation on UI thread
- Start an animation on UI thread
- Resume resume call
- Full screen view
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QUESTION
I am using CSV dataset with 1 feature column (string) and 97 label columns (multi-label classification) with 1 or 0 for every row. Data:
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Answered 2022-Feb-02 at 16:18Given this dataset (based on the information in your question):
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I have the following code. I know it's long and complex, however it takes 1.5 mins on my laptop to run. I would greatly appreciate any help towards finding the problem causing the error at the end - the plotting part.I didn't find anything on Google related to this error message:
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for : 'QuadMesh' and 'float'
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Answered 2021-Dec-07 at 15:49It looks like you're reassigning c to the return value from ax.pcolormesh(...) after you import c from scipy.constants.
QUESTION
I'm working on some code that I'm writing which uses the [GNU Scientific Library (GSL)][1]'s Nonlinear least-squares algorithm for curve fitting.
I have been successful in obtaining a working code that estimate the right parameters from the fitting analysis using a C++ wrapper from https://github.com/Eleobert/gsl-curve-fit/blob/master/example.cpp.
Now, I would like to fix some of the parameters of the function to be fit. And I would like to modify the function in such a way that I can already input the value of the parameter to be fixed.
Any idea on how to do? I'm showing here the full code.
This is the code for performing nonlinear least-squares fitting:
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Answered 2021-Sep-29 at 16:32Ok. Here's the answer based on the code linked in http://github.com/Eleobert/gsl-curve-fit/blob/master/example.cpp. However, this is not the code posted in the question: you should update your question accordingly so that others may take advantage from both the question & answer.
So, basically, the main problem is that GSL is a library written in pure C, whereas you use a high-level wrapper written in C++, published in the aforementioned link . While the wrapper is written pretty well in modern C++, it has one basic problem: it is "stiff" - it can be used only for a subclass of problems it was designed for, and this subclass is a rather narrow subset of the capabilities offered by the original C code.
Let's try to improve it a bit and start from how the wrapper is supposed to be used:
QUESTION
I am attempting to use cubic Hermite interpolation from the boost library in order to interpolate non-equispaced data. However, implementing the example from the documentation produces the error "C2955: 'boost::math::interpolators::cubic_hermite': use of class template requires template argument list".
Here is my code:
CMakeLists.txt
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Answered 2021-Jul-09 at 09:03The code example suggests that you want to use class template argument deduction (for the RandomAccessContainer template parameter of cubic_hermite). Either make sure that your compiler is working with the C++17 standard (as no earlier standard supports this feature) or explicitly specify the template argument, such as
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I need to find the value of a function given its unknown by interpolation. The problem is that the one I created is way too inefficient.
Firstly, I read a data file that contains both y=g(T) and T, but in discrete form. And I store their values in a std::vector.
After this, I convert T (std::vector Tgdat) to x (std::vector xgdat). This will be the x-axis that will accompany the y-axis, (std::vector gdat).
Then, I create a function to interpolate my vector std::vector gdat, so that, given some x (which its value is in between two elements of the vector std::vector xgdat), the program can spit some value for g(x). This function receives the vectors by reference, not because I want to modify them (that's why I also pass them as const), but so that the computer doesn't have to create copies of it.
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Answered 2021-May-17 at 22:40Some tips on the code:
Declare variables where needed, not all at the top.
QUESTION
I am working with a D3 pie in my app to visualise some data. I am able to display data correctly. I just want the chart to animate when it enters. It seems when I change data it animates fine. I have simulated the code here
The main issue is when I add arcTween in 'enter' it throws an error
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Answered 2021-Jan-02 at 03:55One way to achieve animation would be to initialize your chart slices with some different values than what you have currently initialized them with and then use one of the lifecycle hooks like ngAfterViewInit() to set the actual initial values. Based on your existing code, something like:
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Loosely, this is my code, boiled down to the relevant parts:
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Answered 2020-Oct-30 at 17:49This is done by making a class that implements Interpolator. Or you can use a SAM-converted lambda. For example, an interpolation based on the smoothstep function:
QUESTION
I'm using two libraries which define string interpolators (simplified code for clarity):
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Answered 2020-Sep-08 at 00:15Your problem is obviously that there are conflicting interpolators for ipv4 and ipv6 and compiler doesn't know which one to use.
Conflicting implicits problem can be solved by giving one of implicits higher priority. This can be done by using putting a lower-priority implicits into a trait and then extend an object, that declares higher-priority implicits.
Implicits from http4s can be brought into scope with trait AllSyntax:
QUESTION
I'm new to d3.js and I'm trying to change this code. What I actually need is to have each slice's name on it. The problem is that labels need to change for each button. For example, if you click on culture/Media the labels are - German, English, History but for medicine are - Dentist, Pharmacist...
any help is highly appreciated :)
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Answered 2020-Aug-14 at 14:02I've refactored your code a bit, since you kept doing the same thing a lot. Look at the update function for that.
You also didn't account for more/fewer slices depending on the selection, so I added that as well.
The texts do not animate yet, but I think you should be able to manage that.
QUESTION
I have a yaml file that looks like this:
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Answered 2020-Jan-27 at 15:36There's no need to read the entire CSV file into memory. Read the YAML configuration in first, then write new YAML files as you iterate through the CSV file.
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You can use Interpolators 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 Interpolators 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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