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QUESTION
I'm trying to work through some Android Java stuff and I'm having some trouble working out a Toast message. My scope is being able to post a random toast message from an array of strings that was called from another ArrayList. I figured out how to print them out separately though I feel I might be missing a lot when it comes to the toast syntax since.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-11 at 16:30If I understood You correctly You can Add this to Your onItemClick
:
QUESTION
in php string
I need to print characters which come before the fifth
in a PHP string.
e.g. The string is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-08 at 10:29as i see in your string you have two br tag in some lines and in explode you splited string with it and this maybe make problem for you
try this and let me know the result:
QUESTION
I am doing tensorflow object detection
and I find that there are lot of false positives
. One of the main reasons that I see for this is the case of overfitting
. But my doubt is how does false positive
become a result of overfitting
? The overfitting happens when it learns a complex pattern in data or in short it leads to memorisation of the data.
If it was memorisation, wouldn't it show more false negatives as it has only memorised the training data
and is unable to detect new cases. How can it really classify other objects as belonging to trained class is it not counter intuitive?
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-03 at 12:12One reason I could think of would be outliers in your training data:
Say you have some strong outliers in your training data in class A, which in consequence might lay more in the domain of the other class B in some dimension, then overfitting will result in a shift of the class boundary in the direction of this outlier. This could effectively result in a lot of false positives, as the shifted boundary of class A now partially lays in an area which should be in the domain of class B.
For an extreme example an overfitted boundary might look like this:
Here, due to overfitting, we keep the outlier in the positive class, at the cost of also taking in 2 false negatives. A generalized good boundary in-between those 2 classes would discard the outlier as false negative, but would still have an higher accuracy due to not also including those 2 false positives.
Same could go for false positives due to outliers by the way, that's why overfitting is generally considered bad.
QUESTION
I want some code for a task that requires users to memorise a number. The task should work as follows:
The user is directed to press down a combination of three keys in order to display the number they need to remember. These can be any three keys as long as it will require the user to use both hands (the idea being that this will prevent them from writing down the number they are supposed to be memorising).
When they begin to hold down the keys, the number is displayed and a timer starts. If they keep holding down the keys for the requisite period of time (15 seconds), a function runs automatically (this is another task they have to do while remembering the number).
However, if they release the keys before the 15 seconds is up, a different function runs. This function just informs them that they released the keys too early, and when they click on a button the task restarts with a new number.
The code I currently have looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-21 at 01:38Adding in a flag that stores whether the code for holding both buttons down is already running and then using that as a condition for running the code should solve your problems. This basically just stops the code from running hundreds of times when you are holding the button down or lift a button up. Here is some example code:
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