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- Define the model .
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- Report an exception .
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- Redirect to the login page .
- Register methods .
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QUESTION
I am new to python and I don't understand how to use the norm.ppf function to answer this question, can someone help me please?
Our professor gave us this line to help answer the homework:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-20 at 21:50You need to find an ε s.t.
QUESTION
I've been trying to convert my commands to on_message events as in this case, it saves up space and it is cleaner to look at. However I can't seem to use @cooldown() anymore as I have to use commands.Cog.listener()
Is there any other way to get a cooldown working? My code is listed below
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-25 at 11:56You can limit the amount of times an event is used by using a time parameter or a count parameter. You won't be able to do it per user very easily. If you're wanting a cooldown per user, I would highly recommend switching back to a command approach. This may help. How can I limit the on_message replies (Discord Python bot)
QUESTION
I'm modelling species count data that has been collected sporadically over the last ~40 years against a range of environmental predictors. At present, my GAM looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-12 at 02:24An assumption of the model is that the observations are conditionally independent. If you model the autocorrelation through terms in the model, and it is reasonable to expect that the smooth functions of Date
and the other variables in the model are accounting for the temporal structure in the data such that once we consider the model, the observations are independent.
By looking at the residuals you are looking at the observations conditional upon the model.
QUESTION
I am trying to do multi-step time series forecasting using multivariate LSTM in Keras. Specifically, I have two variables (var1 and var2) for each time step originally. Having followed the online tutorial here, I decided to use data at time (t-2) and (t-1) to predict the value of var2 at time step t. As sample data table shows, I am using the first 4 columns as input, Y as output. The code I have developed can be seen here, but I have got three questions.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-25 at 14:15From your table, I see you have a sliding window over a single sequence, making many smaller sequences with 2 steps.
- For predicting t, you take first line of your table as input
- For predicting t+1, you take the second line as input.
If you're not using the table: see question 3
Question 2:Assuming you're using that table as input, where it's clearly a sliding window case taking two time steps as input, your timeSteps
is 2.
You should probably work as if var1
and var2
were features in the same sequence:
input_shape = (2,2)
- Two time steps and two features/vars.
We do not need to make tables like that or build a sliding window case. That is one possible approach.
Your model is actually capable of learning things and deciding the size of this window itself.
If on one hand your model is capable of learning long time dependencies, allowing you not to use windows, on the other hand, it may learn to identify different behaviors at the beginning and at the middle of a sequence. In this case, if you want to predict using sequences that start from the middle (not including the beginning), your model may work as if it were the beginning and predict a different behavior. Using windows eliminate this very long influence. Which is better may depend on testing, I guess.
Not using windows:
If your data has 800 steps, feed all the 800 steps at once for training.
Here, we will need to separate two models, one for training, another for predicting. In training, we will take advantage of the parameter return_sequences=True
. This means that for each input step, we will get an output step.
For predicting later, we will want only one output, then we will use return_sequences= False
. And in case we are going to use the predicted outputs as inputs for following steps, we are going to use a stateful=True
layer.
Training:
Have your input data shaped as (1, 799, 2)
, 1 sequence, taking the steps from 1 to 799. Both vars in the same sequence (2 features).
Have your target data (Y) shaped also as (1, 799, 2)
, taking the same steps shifted, from 2 to 800.
Build a model with return_sequences=True
. You may use timeSteps=799
, but you may also use None
(allowing variable amount of steps).
QUESTION
I'm reading a fixed width format (full source file) full of missing data, so pandas.read_fwf
comes in handy. There is an empty line after the header, so I'm passing skip_blank_lines=True
, but this appears to have no effect, as the first entry is still full of NaN/NaT:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-15 at 19:15One missing detail in your code is that you failed to pass widths parameter.
But this is not all. Another problem is that unfortunately, read_fwf contains such a bug that it ignores skip_blank_lines parameter.
To cope with it, define the following class, containing readline method skipping empty lines:
QUESTION
I have made a plot of sea surface temperature anomaly data as a color gradient in the background using ggplot2. The goal is to be able to look for correlations between ENSO events and species density, size frequencies distributions, or biomass. The gradient is horizontal and based on the following dataset: Nino 34 Data.
Does anyone have any suggestions for making the gradient better so there are no overlapping dates? The data is monthly, and right now I am simply plotting 15 days before the date and 16 days after to leave no small blank spaces. However, this way produces overlap. The ribbon data is the same data but with a plot which I know is accurate (simply there to check that the color gradient is acting appropriately).
This image is what my code produces:
I am rather new to R so any suggestions on the plot would be much appreciated. This is just the first step towards overlaying the other things I mentioned
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-21 at 08:06You could use the lubridate package to set the xmin
/xmax
to the start and end of the month:
QUESTION
I have a table of data in a pandas dataframe, which has each year as row, with each month as column.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-26 at 21:40IIUC, you need this:
QUESTION
I have the following JSON object. I would like to go through it and if the element has a matching co-ordinate, delete the copy and retain the original. I've tried using .filter to strip away the copies but i'm unable to get it working. What would be the best way to strip away copies?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-03 at 23:31QUESTION
I am calculating ENSO indices using Matlab and one condition is that I have to find anomalous sea surface temperatures. The condition is that an El Niño event is characterised by sea surface temperatures that are 0.5 degrees above the normalised "0-value" for 5 months. I have gotten as far as to make my monthly time series data logical (i.e. "1" is a monthly data value above 0.5 and "0" is a monthly data value below 0.5), but I wanted to know if there was a command in Matlab that allows me to identify when this value repeats 5 times or more.
As an example code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-25 at 22:29not sure this is what you need but perhaps gives you some direction.
QUESTION
Set up:
I'm editing products in the online back-end of a webshop.
I have to update prices of hundreds of products and would like to do so via a script.
I've succesfully logged into the system using Selenium and navigated to the product management page which consists of a table containing the products.
Problem:
I can't seem to make selenium manipulate the table. There's an advanced search which seems to be living on the table.
I've tried to enter a text in the search field both via XPath or CSS selector but nothing seems to work.
Python executes the code without an error, but the text won't appear in the search field.
By XPath:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-14 at 10:20Use class name as locator
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Install enso
Download the project with git clone https://github.com/laravel-enso/enso.git --depth 1
Within the project folder run composer install
Create a database for your site (see the Laravel database documentation), copy or rename the .env.example file to .env, edit the database configuration information, and run php artisan key:generate
In order to serve the back-end API, take a look at the Local Development Server section of the Laravel installation documentation and consider using Valet for a better experience
Run php artisan migrate --seed
Open the client folder, copy the .env.example file, save it as .env and set the URL for the back-end API (which you've configured at step 4)
Run yarn && yarn build
Launch the site and log into the project with user: admin@laravel-enso.com, password: password
For live reload / hot module replacement functionality run yarn serve
(optional) Setup the configuration files as needed, in config/enso/*.php
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