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Smother is a wrapper utility around coverage.py that measures code coverage separately for each test in a test suite. Its main features include:.
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- Add a new section
- Fill up current context
- Update the current context
- Return the file with the given path
- Execute git show
- Execute a command
- Run git diff
- Combine files
- Write smother data to file
- Load data from a JSON file
- Context manager that yields a file
- Write source_context and test_context
- Iterate over the coverage file
- Return the context for the given line number
- Invert the contents of src_context
- Start before test
- Store the coverage data for the given label
- Convert files to relative paths
- Print out the diff between two intervals
- Parse and return a list of lines
- Return the set of test contexts that intersect the given regions
- Generate a report from a list of regions
- Return True if lines intersects the given lines
- Compute coverage file
- Look up a set of intervals
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QUESTION
in C#/.net I deserialize a Api-request into a object. This object contains arrays, when i write it to file using csvHelper like this: https://joshclose.github.io/CsvHelper/examples/writing/write-class-objects/ The object is written to csv, but without the arrays.
My object which i serialize into, look like this:
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Answered 2022-Mar-30 at 12:55I think the easiest way will be to use Convert in a ClassMap. You can format the data how you want it.
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Answered 2021-Mar-12 at 15:13This depends on your model, probably the variance you assigned to your measurement is too small. If you share your code we can give more specific answers.
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Is there a way to filter out those parts which don't belong to the main path? As you can see in the picture i would like to remove the crossed out part while keeping the main path. I already tried using zoo/rolling median but without success. I thought i could use maybe a kernel of some sort for this task but im not sure. I also tried different smooth approaches / functions but those does not provided a desired outcome and rather made things worse. Dist value in the data can be ignored.
One approach could be:
- Take n previos points
- get the mean / median bearing
- compare bearing of n+1 point
- if bearing is far to different from mean one of n points, discard the point.
So the mistake my path finding algo does is to go "forward" and then back the same way. This situation im trying to identify and filter out.
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Answered 2020-Oct-08 at 23:20I will make an attempt to answer this question. Here I am using a naive algorithm. Hopefully, other people can propose solutions better than this one.
I guess we can assume that the starting and ending points of your GPS trace are always on the so-called "main path". If this assumption is valid, then we can draw a line between these two points and use that as the reference. Call this the reference line.
The algorithm is:
- For each point i of that trace, calculate the distance from the point to the reference line. Call this distance di.
- Tabulate the empirical distribution of all di s and select only those points with di below a specific quantile of that distribution. Call this quantile the threshold. Using a higher threshold is logically equivalent to selecting more points.
- The main path is, therefore, the route defined by those selected points.
To calculate di, I use the following formula from this Wikipedia webpage:
The code is
QUESTION
When we plot a GAM model using the mgcv package with isotropics smoothers, we have a contour plot of something like this:
- x axis for one predictor,
- y axis for another predictor,
- the main is a function s(x1, x2) (isotropic smother).
Suppose that in this model we have many other isotropic smoothers like: y ~ s(x1, x2) + s(x3, x4) + s(x5, x6)
My doubts are:
When interpreting the contour plot for s(x1, x2) what happen to the others isotropic smoothers?
They are "fixed in their medians"?
Can we interpret a s(x1, x2) plot separately?
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Answered 2020-Apr-27 at 17:54Because this model is additive in the functions you can interpret the functions (the separate s() terms) separately, but not necessarily as separate effects of covariates on the response. In your case there is no overlap between the covariates in each of the bivariate smooths, so you can also interpret them as the effects of the covariates on the response separately from the other smoothers.
All of the smooth functions are typically subject to a sum to zero constraint to allow the model constant term (the intercept) to be an identifiable parameter. As such, the 0 line in each plot is the value of the model constant term (on the scale of the link function or linear predictor).
The plots shown in the output from plot.gam(model) are partial effects plots or partial plots. You can essentially ignore the other terms if you are interested in understanding the effect of that term on the response as a function of the covariates for the term.
If you have other terms in the model that might include one or more covariates in another terms, and you want to look at how the response changes as you vary that term or coavriate, then you should predict from the model over the range of the variables you are interested in, whilst holding the other variables at some representation values, say their means or medians.
For example if you had
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I am new to flutter. I have converted my json to pojo from here . My api is below. I am able to get the data from api but there are 3 food items in the Orderdata but I am only able to get value of only index 0 which is shown in image below: I have implemented as follows:
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Answered 2020-Mar-12 at 12:18try to get rid of generic names such as index, and i, and update your code instead with a more descriptive names, for example foodDataIndex, and orderDataIndex, you should be able to see the error that you are doing more easily.
Method _cardMiddleItems then should take 2 arguments, instead of 1:
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You can use smother like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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