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BLUF: For a specific epsilon (or for HDBSCAN's 'favorite' epsilon), I can extract the mapping of my data in that epsilon's partition. But how can I see my data's full tree membership?

I've gotten a ton out of the terrific tutorial here. In scikit learn's HDBSCAN, I can use clusterer.labels to see the best epsilon's partition labels. And I can use clusterer.single_linkage_tree_.get_clusters(0.023, min_cluster_size=2) to see the an arbitrary epsilon's partition labels. I can even plot the entire dendogram using clusterer.condensed_tree_.plot(). But how do I see the dendogram's labels for individual datapoints?

For Example: It's nice that my pets' names are {Spot, Felix, Nemo, Fido, Tigger}. Or the species are {Dog, Cat, Guppy, Dog, Cat}. But I'd like one output that tells me:

With this sort of output, I could see precisely how related Spot and Felix are, instead of "Do they have the same species? Y/N?" "Do they have the same kingdom? Y/N?"

Summary: WSO2 IS 5.11 has been installed and configured with FIDO as a local authenticator for a service provider. As a user on an Apple device attempting to log into a service provider using the FIDO local authenticator, the user is immediately redirected to a failed login attempt page.

According to Safari Web Inspector attached to the user's device, the fido2-auth.jsp [1] generates the following error message:

So I am trying to set the state with the objects in getMatchesByDogId. But Res1 & Res2 keeps returning undefined, and the state only returns the values from initialState (unchanged).

I will be getting data from DB through axios later, and the format looks like this:

{ "body": { "id": 5, "name": "Enya", "gender": "Female" "user": { "id": 3, "firstName": "Tim" } } }

I thought that I might be getting the path wrong when assigned the data in name: res.name, so I tried name: res.body.name, name: res.data.body.name - But none of these solutions were successful. I have researched, although I'm obviously searching for the wrong information.

What am I doing wrong? Thank you.

I'm following the FIDO U2F instructions on https://developers.yubico.com/SSH/ on macOS Monterey with openSSH 8.6 and run into the following issue:

I am currently working my way into libfido2 and trying to figure out how to use wrapped private keys with it.

Yubico says in the FAQs that with YubiKey 5 unlimited key pairs can be used for FIDO U2F; however, for FIDO2 only space for 25 resident keys is promised.

1. Does "FIDO2" mean that resident keys are used and that FIDO2 cannot be used with (external) wrapped private keys?

2. If this is the case, does libfido2 offer any possibility to work with FIDO U2F and wrapped keys instead?

3. If so, how does libfido2 need to be configured to do this? How can I provide the library with the appropriate protected private key. At least in "fido2-assert" I don't see a way to do this when I want to create an assertion on the client.

(The function accepts four specific parameters description here, and the only one that I understand could bring the private key is the "credential id". But the name makes me doubt if my request is possible with this parameter).

I am grateful for any answer!

EDIT: In the meantime I found this link to some Solo Keys developer pages describing how it works on Solo Keys. It seems the private key is calculated on the fly - in this case credential id would work as seed for the calculation)

I would like to access the static members of classes from which an object was created including parent classes from which the constructor was extended.

My current work around is to add each class to an array in the constructor, however, I would much prefer a more elegant solution if one exists as I am defining thousands of classes, or a way to restrict the Type to the master class.

Here is some example code to show what I mean.

This is a follow-up question to this question in the astronomy SO.

Following this example in sunpy (very similar to the answer in the linked post above), I am trying to access and download a time-series dataset spanning a few decades of X-Ray flux (XRS). The parameters tstart and tend define the boundaries of the range of datetimes to be considered.

Using sunpy 3.0.1, the following code snippet works successfully:

I've a problem with import of tables written in a txt report. The format of table is this:

I have a many to many relationship in my project between User and a Product. A User can have many products and a Product can be owned by many Users.

User.java