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QUESTION
I have a GRPC service defined like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-20 at 10:00The any.ANY type in Go contains the TypeUrl
field which contains the type of the message that was sent. You can then use that to UnmarshalAny to the correct, generated Go type.
Link to a complete guide on how to work with any.ANI
.
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a code to fit 2 curves with 5 parameters to real data. They are shown here https://i.stack.imgur.com/Yrydc.png
The first curve only depends on a,b and gamma. So i decided to use curve_fit once to these 3 (wich works) and then use it again on the second curve to adjust the last two alpha and k_0.
Problem is that the second is defined by this indefinite integral and i can't code it properly. I have tryed to treat x as a symbol and integrate using sym.integrate and just integrate normaly with quad. Neither worked. In the second case, i get "ValueError: The truth value of an array with more than one element is ambiguous. Use a.any() or a.all()" in "mortes" function.
Here's my code, any help will be apreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-13 at 03:39The upper bound of an integral (integrate.quad) has to be a float, not an array as your x (argument of mortes()):
In this way it should work:
QUESTION
I am working on the following code. How can I hide only the divs which has not the classes as indicated in the mopt[]
?
As you can see I am trying to show only two divs which has the Q
and M
classes but my code in hiding all of divs
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-12 at 18:00You're looking to hide boxes that have neither Q
nor M
, so you can filter on those that do not have .Q, .M
, and hide those.
QUESTION
I already asked this question, somehow at this post but it comes out I was looking for wrong solution! My Bad!
As you can see I am looking for a solution to ONLY display the divs which has the combination of the array values. At this demo for example the output will be 3 divs as Has Q
, Has M
, and Has Q & M
BUT I need to only display the Has Q & M
which has all combination of array elements in the div
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-12 at 19:36When separating selectors with comma it will act as a multiple selectors means each of them acts as a selector. To combine together concatenate them without any space.
QUESTION
I have the following optimization function, similar as this one: R. Run optimization function in data frame:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-03 at 04:42I think simply add the condition would work. Code might be like this.
QUESTION
I installed Salt in a Python 3 virtual environment and created a Salt configuration that uses a non-root folder for everything (/home/user/saltenv
). When using the salt-ssh
command inside the venv, e.g. salt-ssh '*' test.ping
, everything works as exptected. (Please note that the config dir is resolved via a Saltfile
, so the -c
option is omitted, but that should not matter.)
When calling the SSHClient
directly via Python however, I get no results. I already figured out that the roster file is not read, obviously resulting in an empty target list. I am stuck somehow and the documentation is not that helpful.
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-27 at 13:51As it seems, the processing of some options differs between the CLI and the Client. salt-ssh
does not use the SSHClient
. Instead, the class salt.client.ssh.SSH
is used directly.
While salt-ssh
adds the config_dir
from the Saltfile
to the opts
dictionary to resolve the master
config file, the SSHClient
reads the config file passed to the constructor directly and config_dir
is not added to the options (resulting in the roster file not being found).
My solution is to include config_dir
in the master
config file as well. The code from the question will then be working unchanged.
Alternative 1: If you only have one Salt configuration, it is also possible to set the environment variable SALT_CONFIG_DIR
.
Alternative 2: The mopts
argument of SSHClient
can be used to pass a custom configuration directory, but it requires more lines of code:
QUESTION
I'm rather new to python especially when it comes to class attributes and how they work. I've come across this problem where I have a function 'builddata' which outputs a list(Coarsegraining) of a few ints, and sends this to another function 'coarse_grain'.
Over the coarse of the script, these functions are called hundreds of times with CoarseGraining being different every time. What I want to do, is either:
a) Every time CoarseGraining reaches 'coarse_grain' it use that instance, but also saves it to a larger list, which after several repetitions of the function, will contain however many of these different CoarseGraining configurations there are, which can then be used later.
b) Define this process elsewhere, where CoarseGraining is instead sent to 2 functions, where it goes through its usual process in one, but then also is configured into this so called list of a list, which can then be used.
I should also mention, all these functions are defined within the same class 'MultiFitter'. I'd prefer method a) for simplicity reasons, but any possible solutions would be great. Below is a small excerpt of what i'm talking about.
Cheers
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-03 at 14:26One way is to make coarse_grain
a regular method of class MultiFitter
and instantiate full_list
in your class __init__
. Then append to the list in your coarse_grain
method.
You can then access your list of lists via self.full_list
.
QUESTION
Hello Just to get familiar with the CNN I have prepared the code for the binary classification Aircraft (760 images) or non-aircraft (750).
Here is my MATLAB Code
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-11 at 07:21Please check your network, because your network has 10 outputs, but you want to get 2 outputs.
QUESTION
I use the latest CKEditor with latest elfinder When i click twice on the image to go back ckeditor, I have this error
Error in getFileCallback
.
elf is not defined
my main.cke.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-04 at 00:32getFileCallback : function(file) {
QUESTION
I try to use info_dialog
on my jqGrid, but see TypeError: $(...).jqGrid.info_dialog is not a function
in the console.
I have (!) not defined my own info_dialog
function. But I can see one it in $.extend($.jgrid, ...
like here, so I was expecting it is available by default.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-20 at 19:42jqGrid defines not only "standard" methods, which can be used as $("#grid").jqGrid("methodName", ...)
or $("#grid").methodName(...)
, but some other methods. The "standard" methods will be registered under $.fn.jqGrid.methodName
(like $.fn.jqGrid.editGridRow
function for example) and, if no $.jgrid.no_legacy_api = true;
is specified before $.jgrid.no_legacy_api = true;
, then under $.fn.methodName
too.
In other words there are exist only global object $.fn.jqGrid
or $.fn
, which contains the "standard" jqGrid methods.
Some other list of methods will be registered under $.jgrid
instead of $.fn.jqGrid
or $.fn
. info_dialog
is an example of such method. Thus one should use $.jgrid.info_dialog
, $.jgrid.jqID
, $.jgrid.htmlEncode
, $.jgrid.randId
and so on to use such methods. The most of the methods don't require to initialize this
(like $.jgrid.randId()
$.jgrid.jqID("some.text")
), but some methods require that this
is initialized to DOM of the grid (the empty
For example, you can use
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