NDiv | Implementation of Normalized Diversification | Machine Learning library
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The Normalized Diversification loss, computed over normalized pairwise distance matrices of both the latent vectors and the corresponding outputs in a batchwise manner, was initially described in arXiv to ameliorate the mode collapse problem. We release code on synthetic examples and image generation in this repo. Please follow the instructions in each folder.
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- Train the model
- Visualize a network
- N divider loss
- Compute the pairwise distance between pairs
- Compute the pairwise distance between x
- Plot output data
- Evaluate the mode
- Check if the mode is valid
- Evaluate the model quality
- R Check the quality of the data
- Parse command line arguments
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QUESTION
When I run HPL with multiple options like different problem sizes etc., the benchmark performs multiple runs on the system. In my example:
- multiple NBMIN
- multiple BCAST
- multiple DEPTH
- etc.
When I then look at the single output file of the run, I don't get how I can differentiate those outputs. In my example, how do I know which variant WR01R2C4 or WR01R2C8 or WR03R2C4 is?
The Output gives a clue with an encoded variant, but I couldn't find any info on how to decode it.
Does anybody know?
Here is a snippet of my output file...
(on another note: is there an option to highlight (i.e. make bold) text inside my codeblock on stackoverflow?)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-30 at 09:42If it isn't documented, just look into the source code. In testing/ptest/HPL_pdtest.c you'll find the following line:
QUESTION
I'm trying to use parts of this Python script (taken from here) in a Rust program I'm writing. How can I construct a reqwest request with the same content?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-14 at 15:00You are not using it, but with requests you'd use a session object to handle cookie persistence. You already found the equivalent in reqwest; a ClientBuilder has a cookie store method which enables the same functionality. Use the builder configured with this to create both requests, and any cookies on one response then are passed on to the next request (following the normal rules for cookie domains, paths and flags).
Next, the requests.post() method combines fields passed to files and data into a single multipart form request body. This does not post JSON data, don't use the RequestBuilder.json() method here. Just add those fields to the multipart request as a text field, using the Form.text() method.
Your login function is also not sending JSON; a dictionary passed to data is handled as form fields instead.
So this should work:
QUESTION
After showing my splash activity and redirecting to the next activity, after the next activity is shown it crashes. I have tried to delete splash screens drawable image, but it didn't help. I've also tried logging to see where it crashes and I saw that it creates the next activity, loads the WebView into it and after onDestroy() of the SplashActivity it crashes. A really notable thing here is that IT ONLY CRASHES ON ANDROID API LESS THAN 28 AND ON 28 AND HIGHER IT WORKS FINE. Here is my splash activity:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-21 at 12:41I had solved the problem by setting the android:hardwareAccelerated="false" in my AndroidManifest file, and for faster and smoother image rendering I've changed it to true programmatically in my base activity if the Android version is higher than 27.
I Hope I helped someone :)
QUESTION
I am using PIC16F18875 and XC8 compiler. I am using PPS for the first time. I have configure the UART but it is not working propely. Frequency is 8MHz. i have set input PPS and Output PPS mode.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-22 at 06:42In your configuration is TX pin RC6 so switch:
QUESTION
I use a code from "Numerical Recipes in C book" to generate a uniform random number which is named as function float ran1(long *idum). It produces a uniform random number between 0 and 1. I am trying to bin these uniform random numbers and make a histogram. I wrote the below code, however when I plot the bins versus the frequency, I do not get the uniform distribution.
Can someone help me know what the problem is?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-05 at 21:22At least these problems
int histog[500]is not initialized.Indexing
histog[ibin]with negative values is undefined behavior.
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I have a class that does data acquisition, i.e. PySession.scope in a separate thread. I want to plot each scope in a ScopeGUI, which is based on PyQt5. Obviously, the GUI's need to be running in the main thread, however I want to be able to invoke another PySession.scope at any time, that is, the console has to be free to submit new commands.
To conclude: Let's say I start two scopes in parallel, while the data is being collected it should be visualized in two separate instances of the ScopeGUI. Simultaneously, the console should be free to start an additional scope. What's the best practice so achieve this behavior in Python?
Here's a reproducible example of what I have so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-20 at 16:50Here's how it's done, no more asyncio needed:
The update function needs to be adapted as follows. Move the canvas.draw() from the GUI to the update routine to avoid flickering of the figure.
QUESTION
I am trying to write a script to slice a 13 Gb file in smaller parts to launch a split computation on a cluster. What I wrote so far works on terminal if I copy and paste it, but stops at the first cycle of the for loop.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-09 at 16:20The problem here (as @Jens suggested in a comment) has to do with the use of the -e and pipefail options; -e makes the shell exit immediately if any simple command gets an error, and pipefail makes a pipeline fail if any command in it fails.
But what's failing? Take a look at the command here:
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