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I am writing a snakemake to produce Sars-Cov-2 variants from Nanopore sequencing. The pipeline that I am writing is based on the artic network, so I am using artic guppyplex and artic minion.

The snakemake that I wrote has the following steps:

1. zip all the fastq files for all barcodes (rule zipFq)
2. perform read filtering with guppyplex (rule guppyplex)
3. call the artic minion pipeline (rule minion)
4. move the stderr and stdout from qsub to a folder under the working directory (rule mvQsubLogs)

Below is the snakemake that I wrote so far, which works

I need to create a node.js app that connects to this ftp server and downloads files from this directory:

ftp://www.ngs.noaa.gov/cors/rinex/2021/143/nynb

I've tried following the ftp npm package docs but I feel like I am doing something horribly wrong:

I am using snakemake in cluster mode to submit a simple one rule workflow to the HPCC, which runs Torque with several compute nodes. The NFSv4 storage is mounted on /data. There is a link /PROJECT_DIR -> /data/PROJECT_DIR/

I submit the job using:

To install this library, run:

i got a file formatted like that : (each space = tab separator)

I am working on a little showcase that is supposed to demonstrate how you can write interactive programs in a purely functional manner using functional-reactive programming (specifically RxJava2).

My goal is to create a simple interactive game. The main function of the game (let's call it Next Game State, or NGS for short) takes the current state of the game, a user input, as well as a random number and computes the next state of the game from those three inputs. Fairly straightforward so far. The user inputs and the random numbers are Flowables that were created from Iterables or via generators. I envisioned that the game state itself would be a Flowable as well (but I might be wrong about that).

I am struggling to find the right functional-reactive operator that applies the function to the three inputs and produces the next state of the game. Initially, I thought that Flowable.zip(source1, source2, source3, zipper) would be right operation: it could take the three flows and combine it via the NGS function into a new Flowable. That, unfortunately, does not account for the fact that the resulting Flowable itself needs to be one of the inputs of the zip operation, which seems an impossible setup. My next idea was to use Flowable.generate, but I need the two additional inputs from other Flowables to calculate the next state, and there is no way to feed those into the generate operator.

In a nutshell, I'm trying to realize something similar to this (pseudo-)marble diagram:

I am fairly familiar with R, but have 0 experience with web scraping. I had looked around and cannot seem to figure out why my web scraping is "failing." Here is my code including the URL I want to scrape (the ngs-data-table to be specific):

I have two Azure functions, one is running on Premium plan that gives me "Outbound IP addresses" while the second one is running on consumption plan that only gives me "Virtual IP address". Below are screen-shots from their properties tab.

I have Network Security Group for which I am trying to only allow Inbound traffic from these two azure functions. I have updated the NGS policy with "Outbound IP address" of the Premium Azure function, as well as the "Virtual IP Address" of Consumption plan.

The premium function is able to communicate with the Network Security group afterwards, however, I am not able to get it to work for the Consumption plan.

Is there a way I can get the "Outbound IP address" for functions running on Consumption plan?

I'm working with Pandas and I have a big part list with Main Assy, Sub Assy I, Sub Assy II and Sub Assy III. Only one "Assy" column per row can be filled with a string in the dataframe. The aim is to transfer the arrangement of the parts into a numbering system.The following table shows the expected outcome: