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QUESTION
I am writing code to process a list of URL's, however some of the URL's have issues and I need to pass them in my for loop. I've tried this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-27 at 14:26There's no need to compare the result of re.search
with True
. From documentation
you can see that search
returns a match object
when a match is found:
Scan through string looking for the first location where the regular expression pattern produces a match, and return a corresponding match object. Return
None
if no position in the string matches the pattern; note that this is different from finding a zero-length match at some point in the string.
So, when comparing a match object
with True
the return is False
and your else
condition is executed.
QUESTION
I want to read, manipulate then save a png image while keeping its original info
properties mainly gamma
. I'm using Pillow
version 9.0.1
Code from SO mentions it can be done like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-24 at 10:38Here is a way of doing what you ask, without using anything external. It inserts a gAMA chunk as follows:
- it gets PIL to encode the image into an "in-memory" PNG
- it opens the output file on disk in binary mode
- it then takes the 8-byte PNG signature created by PIL and writes it to disk
- likewise the 25-byte IHDR created by PIL
- then it creates a gAMA chunk with your value, prepends the length, appends a CRC and writes to disk
- then it copies the remainder of the PIL generated image to disk
Note: The PNG Specification stipulates that the signature must come first, then the IHDR chunk. It also stipulates that gAMA must come before IDAT, so there is no reason my code should create an invalid PNG unless:
PIL suddenly starts generating gAMA chunks, which would lead to multiple such chunks and would be illegal - but we are only doing this precisely because PIL does not write gAMA chunks, or
an unreasonable gamma value is provided, or
some aspect of writing to on-disk PNG fails due to disk full or other I/O error.
QUESTION
I'm stuck trying to read the JSON file from a website, namely it returns some weird characters instead.
I have tried to save the webpage as results.json and reading it locally using the same code works just fine.
What do I do? The code I'm trying is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-17 at 02:04Parsehub REST api wrapper class has solved the problem https://github.com/msankhala/parsehub-php
QUESTION
I'm using image to open and read images in Rust. I used the Windows Snipping tool to save a screenshot as an image, and tried opening that
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-28 at 01:07I was able to reproduce. This appears to be due to a bug introduced in the png
crate version 0.17.4
. You don't have to manually manipulate the image and should instead simply use the previous version:
QUESTION
I have a query and it returns the error below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-31 at 11:44It means your server has different data stored in database: there are multiple rows with same meta_key
(if error is related with queries with meta_key, if not - adjust column name)
Add GROUP BY meta_key
or LIMIT 1
to your sub-queries. E.g.
QUESTION
I have an array, where I want a specific index to be merged.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-16 at 21:39Here's an implementation using groupby
:
QUESTION
At the beginning selecting a row using mouse click or keyboard arrows is possible with the selected row being colored with the normal row selection color.
User can select single row.
User can lock the selected row using code invoked by lock button. Locking itself is made possible by imitating a selected row (which I'm not sure if it is the proper way of doing so) and is done by two things:
- Color the selected row using
DefaultTableCellRenderer
- Disable
JTable
row selectionsetRowSelectionAllowed(false)
- Color the selected row using
User can unlock/restore normal selection using code invoked by unlock button. Unlocking is simply to undo the steps of locking:
- Remove coloring of the selected row using
DefaultTableCellRenderer
- Enable
JTable
row selectionsetRowSelectionAllowed(true)
<-- (does not work)
- Remove coloring of the selected row using
How to restore normal JTable
row selection?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-21 at 20:57Your problem is with you TableCellRenderer
The following...
QUESTION
I have a Range in a worksheet as shown below that I want to custom sort on Beta
column from another worksheet range column Status
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-10 at 14:42Please, test the next code. It assumes that the criteria range is in "A1:A4" of the "Sheet2" worksheet. The code will drop the processed result starting from "E2". If you like its return, please adapt the last code line in ws1.Range("A2")
. It will overwrite the existing data:
QUESTION
I'm trying to find an optimal solution for g40 and g60, such that change=0.01 Below is my code, however i'm getting the error Error in .check_function_for_sanity(F, n) : cannot evaluate function 'F' using 'n' = 2 parameters
I tried to look for a solution and I found that I should define a wrapper function, but it still doesn't work. I'm new for optimization on R, so if there is another mistake, do not hesitate to teach me.
Below is my code (the data file contains two columns: p and L)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-20 at 10:26#weights
p40=which(abs(data$p-0.4)==min(abs(data$p-0.4))) #position of the 40th percentile
w40=data[p40,2]
w60=1-w40
#Non-cumulative L
L_non=data$L[1]
for(i in 2:nrow(data))
L_non[i]=data$L[i]-data$L[i-1]
#X
x1=sum(data$p*L_non)/sum(L_non)
x2=sum(data$p[1:p40]*L_non[1:p40])/sum(L_non[1:p40])
################################### Define Optimization Functions ###################################
FG=function(g) { # Objective function
#Gammas and m
gama=g[1]*w40+g[2]*w60
gama40=g[1]
m=gama40-gama
return(m)
}
FP=function(g) { #sum of L_prime
#Gammas and m
gama=g[1]*w40+g[2]*w60
gama40=g[1]
m=gama40-gama
#theta & delta
theta=-m/(x2-x1)
delta=gama+theta*x1
#L_prime
L_prime=(1+delta-theta*data$p)*L_non
return(sum(L_prime))
}
CH=function(g){ #Gini calculator
#Gammas and m
gama=g[1]*w40+g[2]*w60
gama40=g[1]
m=gama40-gama
#theta & delta
theta=-m/(x2-x1)
delta=gama+theta*x1
#L_prime
L_prime=(1+delta-theta*data$p)*L_non
#Cumulative L
LC_prime=NULL
LC_prime[1]=L_prime[1]
for(i in 2:length(L_prime)) LC_prime[i]=LC_prime[i-1]+L_prime[i]
#Gini approximated from the new distribution
Lp0.2=LC_prime[which(abs(data$p-0.2)==min(abs(data$p-0.2)))]
Lp0.4=LC_prime[which(abs(data$p-0.4)==min(abs(data$p-0.4)))]
Lp0.6=LC_prime[which(abs(data$p-0.6)==min(abs(data$p-0.6)))]
Lp0.8=LC_prime[which(abs(data$p-0.8)==min(abs(data$p-0.8)))]
Gini_prime=2*(125/288)*(1/5)*(3*(0.2-Lp0.2)+2*(0.4-Lp0.4)+2*(0.6-Lp0.6)+3*(0.8-Lp0.8))
#change
# change=(Gini_prime/Gini)-1
return(Gini_prime)
}
################################### OP problem ###################################
library(ROI)
library(ROI.plugin.nloptr)
prob<-OP(objective=F_objective(F = FG, n = 2),
constraints=F_constraint(list(F=CH,F=FP), dir=c("<=","<="),rhs=c(Gini*growth,1)),
types=c("C","C"),
bounds = V_bound(ui = seq_len(2), lb = c(-5,-5),ub=c(5,5))
)
solve=ROI_solve(prob,solver="nloptr.cobyla",start=c(0,0))
G=solution(solve)
QUESTION
I have an arraylist of objects which has a field "name" and I have a list of names. I have to select all the objects which consist of any of the name from the list. How can I achieve this in java most efficiently. Any code snippet will be highly appreciated.
Example:
Let the class name be A
A consists of fields such as id, name, subject etc.
So let's assume I have a list
List objectsA
whose length let's say is 10. In this list, the name field consists of various names for eg alpha, beta, gama, delta etc etc.
So suppose I have a second list
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-05 at 10:58If you have a List
of names, then it's probably convenient to transform it to a Set
so that you can easily check if it contains a name or not:
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