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With Doppler you generate a type scale with a dynamic line height. The line height will graudually increase/decrase in each step of the scale.
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QUESTION
I would like to display a data from .txt report file using JavaFX. In my code, I'm trying to use Labels and Vbox to display the info in multiple formats in a GUI to scene. However, I'm having terrible outputting my results as GUI instead of the console. I tried to research my issue but I couldn't find the piece of info that I need to solve the problem.
This is the report I need to display as a GUI Application using JavaFX:
This is what my code displays as a GUI:
Here is my source code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 00:50I think you could use a combination of TableView
and Pagination
like it is described in this posting: JavaFX TableView Paginator
Here is an example:
App.java:
QUESTION
When I try to export my pandas data frame to excel only one row exports.
The data base is created during a large loop which basically gives the output:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-02 at 04:01Because itemois
is override every loop, you can store them in a list. And pd.concat()
them after loop finished.
QUESTION
I have managed to create a web scraper that can collect the item descriptions however the page loads more items as it scrolls.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 16:17There's no need to use Selenium
. The data is available via sending a GET
request to the websites API in the following format:
QUESTION
The average daily sales are part of a graph which is why I am struggling to scrape the data. If there is a way to scrape the data from the graph(mainly the sales per day) help would be much appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 13:51That data comes from an API POST request you can mimic
QUESTION
I have a question that sorts data from a car report of txt file.
The question is: How do I listed cars sorted by their MAKE (Ford, Chevy ..etc). They only need the MAKE to be sorted so they can be all FORD cars under each other, then Chevy, DODGE .. so on and so forth like this:
And this is what I have so far:
Here's my source code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 13:13it's pretty straightforward :
read all element and put them in a list:
QUESTION
I have a Java question that deals with reading the txt file and pulling data from it.
It's a bunch of used cars stored in a txt report file. They have several different lots that they sell from. The lots are identified by the 5 digit zip code followed by a zip code extension at the beginning of each record. They would like a report that lists all cars sold from all lots. This is what I come up with:
They would like the report to list 30 cars per page, on the report. Each page is to have headings and a page number. Like this:
My question is how do I list 30 cars per page instead of all together (Each page 30 cars with headings and page #)?
Here's my source code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 12:44As I already stated in my comment you'd need to count the cars you've already processed and print new page headers when you've hit a multiple of 30 cars.
First I'd suggest moving your header print statements to a separate method, e.g. printPageHeader(int pageNumber)
. Then change your loop like this:
QUESTION
I'm developing an android application with Augmented Reality. Where we can place different sound sources in planes. When users move away from those objects I want to make the sound less intense according to the distance. I've distance from the sound source but how can I manipulate audio? Is there any good library for working with sound in android or java.
I know a little bit about Doppler Effect
where sound source moves from a stationary object when the sound source moves towards stationary object pitch increase on the other hand when moves away then pitch decreases. Does it make sense to use in my case?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-07 at 19:05I don't know about libraries available in Android. But the basics elements for 3D sound are to taper the volume and add low-pass filtering with distance, as high frequencies drop off more quickly than lows in open air.
Also, using timing (a small delay calculated from the speed of sound in air and the width of the head) between the left and right channels) is generally preferred over using volume for simulating stereo. As far as Doppler, this only pertains to objects in motion.
You might check out the Signal Processing and Sound Design areas where I recall related questions occasional come up.
If the goals are not too ambitious, simply using volume decay with distance and volume-based stereo can get you by if the visual elements strongly reinforce the illusion. But using timing and filtering are more realistic if executed correctly.
If you decide to roll your own, it's a bit involved, and includes the need to create a framework for mixing audio signals and some good reverberation effects. Reverb is maybe the most cpu-intensive element and lies just over my tech-knowledge horizon--I've only coded primitive versions. Oh, and there is also the aspect of knowing about the location of reflective walls and surfaces in the environment and creating the appropriate echoes. IDK to what extent that has or has not been effectively handled yet--a couple years ago when I was looking into this, a system for handling early reflections in real time as the avatar moves about was mostly theoretical and aspirational.
QUESTION
Working with arrays is definitely one of my weakest area, so any help is greatly appreciated.
To add to the challange, this is for a WebOS application that has the following limitations ...
- JavaScript 5.0
- Only extra library is JQuery
- No arrow functions (=>)
Example of received array ...
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-20 at 11:08You could create lookup objects where you store the total / completed count for each category:
QUESTION
I need read a csv file and fill the empty/null values in column "Phone and Email" based on the person's address and write to a new csv file. Ex: if a person "Jonas Kahnwald" doesn't have the phone number or an email address but has the same address as the person above or below, say "Hannah Kahnwald", then we should fill the empty/null values with those person's details.
I won't be able to use python pandas as the rest of the code/programs are purely based on python 2.7 (unfortunately), so I just need to write a function or a logic to capture this information alone.
Input format/table looks like below with empty cells (csv file):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-18 at 13:04Here's a significantly updated version that attempts to fill in missing data from other entries in the file, but only if they have the same Address
field. To make the searching faster it builds a dictionary for internal use called attr_dict
which contains all the records with a particular address. It also uses namedtuple
s internally to make the code a little more readable.
Note that when retrieving missing information, it will use the data from the first entry it finds stored in this internal dictionary at the Address
. In addition, I don't think the sample data you provided contains every possible case, so will need to do additional testing.
QUESTION
I have a data set and I tried to find approxQuantile. It works for sample set but not with window function.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-04 at 12:58I am not sure how to do that idiomatically in Spark but if running multiple computations is not an issue you can
- Collect all categories
- Run computation for each category
- Union results
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