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I have a map-stype dataset, which is used for instance segmentation tasks. The dataset is very imbalanced, in the sense that some images have only 10 objects while others have up to 1200.

How can I limit the number of objects per batch?

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I have this component with two text-fields with two expressions that should evaluate to the same thing.

In other words, I want to clean objects by dropping most of their keys.

Say a third party API returns JSON with a large number of of attributes you don't care about.

I was working on a chat for my project using sockJS and STOMP, after various difficulties with installing the 2 libraries I thought I did that (I tried doing that from index.html, npm install and even downloaded 2 min files and put them in the assets folder), after a while I added

I use the PPTX library to automate the creation of a deck of slides on a weekly basis. It was working really well until the last update of the library. As you can see below, I keep getting the following when updating the "image part" of the slides:

Here is my function for the image replacement:

def replace_img_slide(prs, slide_nbr, shape_nbr, img_path):

I am struggling with migrating firebase v8 -> v9. I have a component library with Storybook for demoing components. This library is published as a package through NPM/Github packages.

The migration have not given me any trouble, except this. The problem occurs when importing and using the component below in my web app.

The code below works perfectly in Storybook, but fails when importing the component into my web app.

Hello Community im trying to learn C# but this Problems makes me Crazy, Im Trying to Read Cordinates from a TXT File and split them into 3. And then im tried to convert them to Float because for Cordinates i need Float Right?

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I have a time series with 3 sensors, one of them is a proximity switch that tells me revolutions.

Depending at what speed the machine is spinning, the distance in time of the "blips" in this sensor will change, however, regardless of how far apart these blips are, I want to divide all the data that occurred between them in 10 equally sized blocks.

I understand that the exact number of rows might not be divisible by 10 exactly but that's fine.

I have made a joke program in C, on Windows, that starts in background and pops up silly windows. It was a fun project, however it raised a question/curiosity.

Here is the C code: