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QUESTION
exam_st_date = (11, 12, 2014)
print(f'The examination will start from {exam_st_date}')
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 17:23You could convert the tuple exam_st_date
to a string and remove its first and last characters:
QUESTION
This sounds like an easy task, but I already spent hours on it. There're several posts with a similar headline, so let me describe my problem first.
I have H264
encoded video files, those files show records of a colonoscopy/gastroscopy.
During the examination, the exterminator can make some kind of screenshot. You can see this in the video because for round about one second the image is not moving, so a couple of frames show the "same". I'd like to know when those screenshots are made.
So in the first place I extracted the image of the video:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 06:18After several tests I found finally something which works for me. The discussion was already in 2013 here on stackoverflow, feature matching. There are several matching algorithms available in opencv. I selected as basis the code of this tutorial. I made a few changes and this is the result (OpenCv 4.5.2):
QUESTION
I have a question about OptaPlanner constraint stream API. Are the constraint matches only used to calculate the total score and are meant to help the user see how the score results, or is this information used to find a better solution?
With "used to find a better solution" I mean the information is used to get the next move(s) in the local search phase.
So does it matter which planning entity I penalize?
Currently, I am working on an examination scheduler. One requirement is to distribute the exams of a single student optimally. The number of exams per student varies. Therefore, I wrote a cost function that gives a normalized value, indicating how well the student's exams are distributed.
Let's say the examination schedule in the picture has costs of 80. Now, I need to break down this value to the individual exams. There are two different ways to do this:
- Option A: Penalize each of the exams with 10 (10*8 = 80).
- Option B: Penalize each exam according to its actual impact.=> Only the exams in the last week are penalized as the distribution of exams in week one and week two is fine.
Obviously, option B is semantically correct. But does the choice of the option affect the solving process?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 08:40The constraint matches are there to help explain the score to humans. They do not, in any way, affect how the solver moves or what solution you are going to get. In fact, ScoreManager
has the capability to calculate constraint matches after the solver has already finished, or for a solution that's never even been through the solver before.
(Note: constraint matching does affect performance, though. They slow everything down, due to all the object iteration and creation.)
To your second question: Yes, it does matter which entity you penalize. In fact, you want to penalize every entity that breaks your constraints. Ideally it should be penalized more, if it breaks the constraints more than some other entity - this way, you get to avoid score traps.
EDIT based on an edit to the question:
In this case, since you want to achieve fairness per student, I suggest your constraint does not penalize the exam, but rather the student. Per student, group your exams and apply some fairness ConstraintCollector
. If you do it like that, you will be able to create a per-student fairness function and use its value as your penalty.
The OptaPlanner Tennis example shows one way of doing fairness. You may also be interested in a larger fairness discussion on the OptaPlanner blog.
QUESTION
In python, there is a common construction of the form if __name__ == "__main__":
to detect whether the file was imported or executed directly. Usually, the only action taken in this conditional is to execute some "sensible, top level" function. This allows the same file to be used as a basic script and as a library module (and also as something an interactive user can import and use).
I was wondering if there is a clean and reliable way to do this in lua. I thought I could use the _REQUIREDNAME global variable, but it turns out that this was changed in Lua 5.1. Currently, the lua require
passes arguments (in the variadic ...
), so in principle, these can be examined. However, this is either not reliable, not clean, or probably both, because obviously when a script is executed arguments can be passed. So to do this safely, you would have to examine the arguments.
FWIW, require
passes the module name as argument 1 (the string you called require
on), and the path to the file it eventually found as argument 2. So there is a obviously some examination that can be done to try to detect this, which if not nearly as nice as if __name__ == "__main__":
and can always be bypassed by a user by passing two suitably constructed arguments to the script. Not exactly a security threat, but I would hope there is a better solution.
I also experimented with another method, which I found very ugly but promising. This was to use debug.traceack()
. If the script is executed directly, the traceback is very predictable, in fact, it only has 3 lines. I thought this might be it, although, like I said, an ugly hack for sure.
Do any more frequent lua users have advice? In effect, if I am writing module X, I want to either return X.main_func()
in script mode or return X
in import mode.
EDIT: I took out an item which was actually incorrect (and makes my traceback solution workable). Additionally, the link provided in the comment by Egor Skriptunoff did provide another trick from the debug library which is even cleaner than using the traceback. Other than that, it seems that everyone ran into the same issues as me and the lua team has been disinterested in providing an official means to support this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 06:59Based on the links provided by Egor, the current cleanest and safest way to do this seems to be as outlined here:
How to determine whether my code is running in a lua module?
which I repeat for ease of reference:
QUESTION
I am using decorators on top of classes to register components. Here is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 22:43I studied @dataclass
implementation and found the correct way. Unlike what's said in docs and guides elsewhere, Class decorator implementation is slightly different than function decorator -- we don't need to receive args and call it.
Here is the one that works:
QUESTION
I have an sql table column of text datatype having xml value in it.When I tried to select,it is giving a blank value.could someone help me on this?
Table Structure
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-15 at 13:06The namespace URIs http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema
and http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance
don't appear to be referenced in your example document. The important namespace URI is urn:ex.likeexam.com
in which the NewExamResults
node and all of its children reside. Try the following query instead...
QUESTION
I am trying to implement authentication with Spring Boot.
When I run the application and try to login I realized, until that time, configure methods of WebSecurityConfigurerAdapter extending class never called. Also I cant see the behaviors of them during authentication or limiting url access.
Despite googling & examination, I can't figure out what I have missed with standard implementation. Thanks in advance.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 21:42Found it. Despite SecurityConfiguration class is in one of subpackages of SampleBootProjectApplication, defining packages at @ComponentScan limits packages scanned, so scanning never visits "com.sampleapp.security" package where SecurityConfiguration class extending WebSecurityConfigurerAdapter resides.
Removing package declarations at ComponentScan or adding "com.sampleapp.security" fixed it.
QUESTION
In 2016, ARM introduced the ARMv8-M architecture as an upgrade to the popular ARMv6-M (Cortex M0/M0+/M1) and ARMv7-M (Cortex M3/M4/M7) architectures. The ARMv8-M architecture is again split into a Baseline profile seen as a continuation of the ARMv6-M architecture and a Mainline profile seen as a continuation of the ARMv7-M architecture.
Cursory examination of the ARMv8-M Architecture Reference Manual unfortunately yields no insights into what exactly was added and there doesn't seem to be a useful summary of what changed in comparison to the previous version of the architecture. And as usual for new versions of CPU architectures, it appears that almost all details are unchanged with only small additions here and there.
What additional instructions and instruction variants does ARMv8-M Baseline provide over ARMv6-M?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-26 at 16:52The ARM document titled Cortex-M for Beginners may provide the information you are looking for, more specifically at pages 6 and 7.
ARMv6-M provides the 16 bit instructions ADC
, ADD
, ADR
, AND
, ASR
, B
, BIC
, BKPT
, BL
, BLX
, BX
, CMN
, CMP
, CPS
, EOR
, LDMIA
, LDR
, LDRB
, LDRH
, LDRSB
, LDRSH
, LSL
, LSR
, MOV
, MUL
, MVN
, NOP
, ORR
, PUSH
, REV
, REV16
, REVSH
, ROR
, RSB
, SBC
, SEV
, STMIA
, STR
, STRB
, STRH
, SUB
, SVC
, SXTB
, SXTH
, TST
, UDF
, UXTB
, UXTH
, WFE
, WFI
, and YIELD
.
Additionally, 32 bit instructions BL
, DMB
, DSB
, ISB
, MRS
, and MSR
are available.
To these, ARMv8-M baselines adds...
- hardware divide instructions
SDIV
andUDIV
- the 32 bit unconditional branch instruction
B
(for extended range) - 16 bit compare and branch instructions
CBZ
andCBNZ
- 32 bit instructions
MOVW
andMOVT
for loading constants (as an alternative toLDR Rd, =...
) - load-acquire/store-release instructions
LDA
,LDAB
,LDAH
,STL
,STLB
, andSTLH
- load-acquire/store-release instructions with exclusive access
LDAEX
,LDAEXB
,LDAEXH
,STLEX
,STLEXB
, andSTLEXH
- exclusive access instructions
CLREX
,LDREX
,LDREXB
,LDREXH
,STREX
,STREXB
, andSTREXH
If additionally the security extension is implemented, the instructions BLXNS
, BXNS
, SG
, TT
, TTT
, TTA
, and TTAT
are available.
QUESTION
I have a program using C# / WPF and SQL Server with EF Core 5. Sometimes I use eager loading, for example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 14:23As I don't think this is possible yet, you could write some methos like those:
QUESTION
I am trying to create an object after deserialization however I do not want to serialize that object. Here is an example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 16:31So according to mm8 who suggested a thing that worked out this is how it should be done. XMLSerializer works with get and set properties of a model class. So when serializing a particular class object the way serialization works is that it uses get method of that property to serialize. To deserialize it uses set method to again set the fields of that class object that was serialized.
If you do not want to serialize a particular field of a class you should just set [System.Xml.Serialization.XmlIgnore]
above your property. I only wanted to serialize an id of an Doctor class and I did it by making a property:
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