yin | elegant JSON : API 1.1 server library | REST library
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JSON:API specification reached 1.0 on 29th May 2015 and we also believe it is a big day for RESTful APIs as this specification can help you make APIs more robust and future-proof. Woohoo Labs. Yin (named after Yin-Yang) was born to bring efficiency and elegance to your JSON:API servers, while Woohoo Labs. Yang is its client-side counterpart.
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- Set included relationships .
- Transforms the resource identifier .
- Hydrate a relationship .
- Transforms the relationships object .
- Creates a new ResourceIdentifier from an array .
- Hydrate a relationship for a relationship .
- Transforms the collection .
- Hydrate a domain object .
- Generates a random UUID
- Returns a relationship response .
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QUESTION
I would like to create a graph. To do this, I have created a JSON file. The Skills (java, python, HTML, json) should be the links and the index (KayO, BenBeck) should be the nodes. Also the node must not fall below a certain minimum size and must not become too large.
After that, I would like to be able to call up the list of publications on the right-hand side by clicking on the node. The currently selected node in the visualisation should be highlighted.
I have already implemented from this example (https://bl.ocks.org/heybignick/3faf257bbbbc7743bb72310d03b86ee8). But unfortunately I can't get any further.
The error message I always get is:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'json' of undefined
This is what my issue currently looks like:
The JSON file:
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Answered 2021-May-15 at 14:59Your JSON file should be of format:
QUESTION
for my Minecraft mod I've written a custom button class so that when the button is pressed, it sends a packet to the server, to update a capability. The button is also supposed to change texture, so that the button with the same id as the "style" set in the capability, is red, while the others are grey.
However, one of the problems I've come across is that the the next button after the button with the correct id, is the button that is actually turned red (e.g if button with id 0 is the active id, button with id 1 is the button thats turned red instead).
Here's my button class:
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Answered 2021-Apr-05 at 06:09If you want to add logic to compute a value to be passed into a superclass's constructor, you can't use any instance variables or methods from the calling class because nothing about the calling class exists at the time that the superclass's constructor is called.
A static method can be used to run code to compute the value to be passed as a parameter to a superclass's constructor. The same rule mentioned above applies to the code in this static method. Here's how you'd use this technique to compute the value to be passed into your superclass's constructor in place of the computed yTex value:
QUESTION
I'm creating a MEX to find a path between two nodes using the A* algorithm. The code works as expected, retrieves the right result and everything seems to be fine, but when I return from the method that calls the MEX, Matlab simply shuts itself down.
As I know sometimes Matlab creates a pointer to the same memory address when the user tries to create a copy of a variable (I.E. A = 3; B = A, then A and B are pointing to the same memory address, even though Matlab shows them as 2 independent variables) I used an old trick that consists on performing an operation directly to the copy of the variable, even if its a silly one, Matlab will think that the two variables are no longer the same and will create a copy of it (I.E. A = 3; B = A; B = B+0, now A and B are stored as different and independent variables).
So the only way that I have found to fix the issue is to do what is shown below in function getWP:
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Answered 2021-Feb-18 at 08:321) If nothing is altering the content of the first parameter, why should it crash when returning from getWP?
[Node.cpp] 'double* tempVal' was not allocated, although the code worked, this was possibly messing with the integrity of prhs[0] thus causing Matlab to crash when returning from the function that invoked the MEX.
The solution was to declare tempVal as 'double tempVal[1]'. After that, the testAStarC.m the line 'cellNodes{keyID}.x = cellNodes{keyID}.x;' can be removed without causing the error.
Although unrelated to the crash, the use of memcpy to get scalar doubles has been replaced with mxGetScalar().
Node constructor:
QUESTION
I am building a guitar tuner GUI with sounddevice. This is my code for the recording part:
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Answered 2021-Jan-29 at 09:11The callback function is called at a rate determined by blocksize. If you make blocksize larger, the callback will be called less often.
If you want to obtain information at a different rate than the callback is called, you can have a look at the example plot_input.py which uses a separate function for obtaining information and a queue.Queue for communications between them.
If you just want some code to be executed every, say, third time the callback is called, you can simply use a global counter variable and check and increment it in the callback.
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My code for now just manage to transfer the location name. It is very hard to get the longitude and latitude because of the code is in network file. Any ideas guys? This is so hard.
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Answered 2020-Oct-09 at 06:49QUESTION
Similar to a previous SO query, I have a webhook receiver that listens for a POST. I send a WhatsApp message to my Twilio number, Twilio POSTs to the webhook receiver, the server code processes the request and then returns a response object to Twilio. The code pulls some items from an events calendar on Airtable and should send them to WhatsApp via Twilio.
The webhook tests OK with Postman. However, WhatsApp doesn't return results of the POST request and I receive the following warning from the Twilio Debugger:
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Answered 2020-Oct-07 at 06:30Twilio developer evangelist here.
I think the issue here is that when you send the bot "next" it is responding with a string of results and not TwiML, which is what Twilio is expecting. You are returning TwiML if the user sends "what" or anything else though, so there's not a lot to change.
You need to take this code:
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I am getting the error:
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Answered 2020-Sep-24 at 21:09I've run into this problem once before. The ahead-of-time compilation mode doesn't help in type inference, for some reason, unlike jit or njit compiled functions. A workaround, as suggested here, would be to add an additional njit decorator.
QUESTION
I would like to write a Real-time Audio to Pitch algorithm in Python and it looks like the Yin Algorithm solves this problem. I have found a number of C implementations of Yin, and having tried one of them out on my voice it works as expected and in real time. I have started porting it to Python but I can see that it is around 100 times slower - so no longer real.time. I am using a 2.3 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7.
Below is a simulation of the algorithm, in both C and Python, to give an idea of the computation involved. Each simulation is calculating the pitch for 90,000 samples. The C function takes 2 seconds and the Python 200 seconds to complete.
C code
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Answered 2020-Sep-17 at 13:43This looks like a job for numba. The issue is that python for loops are significantly slower than C loops. Using numba you should be able to speed them up quite dramatically since you've written them yourself and there are no external dependencies (which have been known to mess with numba).
Just use the njit decorator and wrap your nested for loops in a function.
QUESTION
I have this below.
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Answered 2020-Sep-05 at 08:54You need two loops, you can use slice pipe
QUESTION
I am writing a custom loss function in Keras using Keras and Tensorflow backend functions. I want to minimize the mean square error between f(y_true) and f(y_pred), where f(y) is a nonlinear function.
f(y) = [f1(y) f2(y) ... f12(y)], and fk(y) = Xi_k*Theta_k(y), k = 1,2,...,12. Xi_k and Theta_k(y) are tensors of rank 1.
Since y_true and y_pred are of size (batchSize x 15), I need to calculate the value of f(y) over a loop for all the samples in the training batch (I believe avoiding the loop is not possible). The output of the loop operation would be tensors of size (batchSize x 12)
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Answered 2020-Aug-09 at 13:13in graph mode ,If you want to fill a tensor in a loop like a list,you can use TensorArray :
to 'initialise' e.g:
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Because Yin requires a PSR-7 implementation (a package which provides the psr/http-message-implementation virtual package), you must install one first. You may use Zend Diactoros or any other library of your preference:.
To install the latest version of this library, run the command below:. Note: The tests and examples won't be downloaded by default. You have to use composer require woohoolabs/yin --prefer-source or clone the repository if you need them. The latest version of Yin requires PHP 7.1 at least but you can use Yin 2.0.6 for PHP 7.0.
If you want to take advantage of request/response validation then you have to also ask for the following dependencies:.
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