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QUESTION
I was learning plotly dropdown menu and stumbled on a label problem.
Question- How to show labels
sin and sin-1
when selected Sine. And show labelstan and tan-1
when selected Tan?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-07 at 22:46Here's a generic helper function that you could use:
QUESTION
UpdateNOTE: I couldn't think any better Title name, you're most welcome to edit or suggestion.
Direct Colab Link. Just grab the given dummy data set and load it to colab.
I'm trying to train an object detection model for a multi-class problem. In my training, I am using the Mosaic augmentation, Paper, for this task.
In my training mechanism, I'm a bit stuck to properly retrieve the class labels of each category, as the augmentation mechanism randomly picks the sub-portion of a sample. However, below is a result of a mosaic augmentation that we've achieved with a relevant bounding box until now.
Data SetI've created a dummy data set. Link here. The df.head()
:
It has 4 class in total and df.object.value_counts()
:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-15 at 21:52The problem is solved. Initially, I thought it in a very hard way, However, all I just need to parse the bounding box
and class label
information at the same time. Jokes aside, I lost 100 bounties >_<, I should try one more time
Anyway, below is the output that we've achieved now. In case you're interested to try it with your own data set, here is the colab notebook for a starter. Happy coding -)
QUESTION
I am creating a classic shooter style game from scratch using C and SDL. I seem to run into an issue I can't figure out.
When I try to rotate the world geometry around the player it seems that it is not rotating correctly.
In theory the distance between the player and the vertex should remain constant after I perform the rotation, but it seems it doesn't in my code.
I've included relevant parts of my code below and a gif of what is happening.
I'd like to understand whats going on here and some guidance on how I can fix it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-04 at 22:40I was close the issue was I was subtracting instead of adding for calculating the z axis.
QUESTION
I have data that I read in as a list:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-30 at 16:05Does the following work?
QUESTION
I am trying to graph 34 individual plots against time with two Y variables. My dataset is structured: X Y1A Y2A Y1B Y2B . . . Y1n Y2n
I can get plot individually by simply asking ggplot to plot the columns I want. However, I have 34 plots to do in each of 5 datasets, so automating this would be useful. I am really stuck as to how to structure the language to do what I want it to do. (New user). I am not good at for loops or even know if this is exactly the right structure of code I want to use. I have looked at apply
functions and those don't seem to do what I want, since I am not trying to manipulate my data, but just graph all of it at once.
I have not tried melt
but I am again stuck at how to create two lines at a time. Should I name my columns something different/easier to automate.
I have searched for hours and haven't found anything that quite answered my question.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-21 at 20:39Could a faceting approach work, or do you want separate output files?
The most common way to do this in ggplot would be to put the separate runs into facets. To do this, we need to reshape the data before feeding it into ggplot: instead of having separate pairs of columns in the data for every graph, we can have one pair of columns, with another column (num
below) specifying which graph each row relates to. Then we can use that num
variable to map to facet. (We could use the same prep to accomplish the 2nd task, too...)
QUESTION
I don't understand how figures created with matplotlib are shown, when they are updated, when they are blocking, etc.
To help my understanding and to help me make matplotlib do what I need specifically, could anyone help me create a matplotlib.figure
wrapper/almost-clone, let's call it MyFigure, that behaves exactly as described in the code (and its comments) below?
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-10 at 13:06To be honest I feel the frustration with matplotlib tutorials around the web and how it is used in practice. Personally a lot of matplotlib frustrations vanished when I started to use it in an Object Orientated approach. Instead of doing:
QUESTION
I have dozens files (a, b, c, ...) each one with following format:
File a ------File b ------ File c ------- and so on
x1a y1a | x1b y1b | x1c y1c | ...
x2a y2a | x2b y2b | x2c y2c | ...
x3a y3a | x3b y3b | x3c y3c | ...
.
.
.
By keeping in mind that there are hundreds of rows with two columns in each file. I want just to sum the second columns of each file row by row, i.e.,
Y1 = y1a + y1b + y1c + ...
Y2 = y2a + y2b + y2c + ...
Y3 = y3a + y3b + y3c + ...
.
.
.
Then, creating a new two column file with content of:
x1a Y1
x2a Y2
x3a Y3
.
.
.
Could some one help with that?
Thank you!
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-30 at 03:14This is very possible using loadtxt
and some clever slicing.
From your example, it seems you want the first column from file_a
, and the second column to be the summation of all y
rows. Here are the sample files I used:
QUESTION
I added the attribute idf
to GeoFence
class initiation function, so that fence
objects have identifiers. The same has been done for Worker
class.
Then I wrote this code piece:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-12 at 23:30I'm not sure why you add both the fences and the workers to the fences
group. The Worker
class doesn't have an idf
attribute, so you'll get an error in the for f in fences:
loop when you try to access this attribute here f_dist_meters[f.idf] = distance
because f
can be a fence or a worker.
You need to give your workers an idf
attribute as well.
QUESTION
I'm writing some code to draw 2 8 pixel long lines on a LCD end to end. I would like to do this using a for loop, however I am stuck working out how to connect the start of the second to the end of the first. The following code produces the pattern I am after, however is very repetitive when doing many lines:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-02 at 20:51In the first iteration, you don't have a "previous" position; So there is no line to draw but just to declare the starting point.
An if
around the call to draw
and conditional operators for distinguishing between "setting a starting point" and "calculating the next point" could do the job:
QUESTION
i've a problem with drawing firework effect in animated scene when i clicked on mouse button. Why it don't drawing?
My Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-28 at 14:26While your scene is draw in perspective projection, the function bezier
works with orthographic projection. This means you have to change the projection matrix befor you call bezier
.
Further, do all the rendering in the main loop (display
function). The event mousePressed
should only be used to change parameters (set xi
, yi
, ...).
The display function may look like this:
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