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Installing and running CALLC is very easy. The tool provided was tested on windows and linux platforms, but for linux it is assumed you can install the required packages yourself (see the .yml in the install folder). If you have any further questions, feel free to send your questions to: robbin.bouwmeester@ugent.be.
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- Setup the UI .
- Train Layer1 LASSO .
- Retrieve features from a CSV file .
- Make predictions from input_infile
- Extract LMS features from the LMSDF file .
- Extract features from a dataframe .
- Convert a Pandas DataFrame to a Feature .
- Applies models to X .
- Train the model .
- Generate a CSS download button .
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QUESTION
Can someone tell me why using this setInterval takes 15 seconds to start running and how to make it run without delay? It works well in repeating every 15 seconds like it should but I want to remove the start
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Answered 2021-Jan-23 at 02:35You can use setTimeout function
QUESTION
I am trying to use cuda to parallelize a Go project. I've read Golang calling CUDA library many times.
I'm trying to do the same thing on Windows and having trouble. (I'm assuming this OP was using Linux because of the .so files)
I have successfully compiled/run the following test program involving no cuda code to make sure I have CGO working correctly.
test.cpp
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Answered 2021-Jan-09 at 04:32Thanks to the direction from @talonmies comments I found that at least in simple cases I could call the dlls created by cl.exe and nvcc.exe from cgo by defining a header file that looks like this:
QUESTION
For example, the line below compiles ok with gcc,
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Answered 2020-Dec-03 at 09:05(maybe callc always returns void* in c++?)
Yes. calloc always returns void*. Both in C and C++.
Can I make g++ just ignore this pointer type mismatch error?
I recommend to not attempt making the compiler to ignore the bug, but to fix the program instead. You can fix it like this:
QUESTION
I have several operations (service calls,but I guess that's not important) I need to run atomically. Let's say I got operations A, B and C which read and write DB multiple times and I need:
- B to see DB changes that A did (and C to see what A and B did). This is important because some of the operations use results of previous operations.
- Everyone else (say some other transactions) to NOT see the changes (e.g. if they read DB) until all three operations are finished and transaction is commited as a whole (or rolled back if something goes wrong). This is important because DB tables in question are not consistent until these operations are all finished.
I'm thinking @Transactional (like in example below) is exactly what I need here (with correctly configured isolation etc.), but I'm not sure. Can I use @Transactional to solve this? If yes, how to configure it correctly? Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-30 at 17:41Apparently @Transactional is exactly what I need here. Thanks @cool
QUESTION
I'm writing a C++ programm that dynamically loads a dll at runtime and calls a function within that dll. Thats working fine but now i want to call a function defined in my C++ programm from within the dll.
My main.cpp looks like this:
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Answered 2020-May-11 at 14:15In your C++ program:
QUESTION
int add(int n1,int n2) {
return n1+n2;
}
1.Function calc1=add;
2.Function calc2=(int n1,int n2) {
return n1+n2;
};
3.var calc3=(int n1,int n2)=>{
n1+n2
};
4.var callc=(int n1,int n2) {
return n1+n2;
};
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Answered 2020-May-07 at 07:26These do slightly different things that may or may not act the same depending on how you use them.
1.
QUESTION
In the following code,
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Answered 2019-Jul-19 at 10:30Any job is restricted to adquire
QUESTION
I am studying golang, but there is a part that I do not understand using c language.
In main, the c language function is executed for the second time, and the output is different depending on the IDE. Why does this print out?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-14 at 14:44C's printf is implemented in libc, using lower level system calls. libc has buffers for I/O to improve performance, and it decides when to flush these buffers (specifically the stdout stream which printf emits to is buffered).
Go has its own printf using lower level system calls, it doesn't uses C's printf or libc at all for this. Therefore its flushing decisions are separate from C's printf.
So there's not problem here, really. printf doesn't guarantee unbuffered output (you can use the error stream for that, if necessary, of flush explicitly), so there is no guaranteed ordering between the C and Go versions.
QUESTION
I believe that there are more than three ways to implement "Inheritance" in Javascript OOP.
Maybe I wrote these codes wrong, but the result of my code is operated in different ways.
(The env is V8)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-23 at 16:21This is because your first two methods don't initialize the static prototype chain that class syntax does:
QUESTION
I'm facing some issue with my implementation. I have a backend written in Golang and the UI (in Angular2) which are on the same server.
I've tried to set the CORS handling in my backend but it still doesn't work and I'm not getting why.
Here's my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-05 at 15:09I use Negroni as middleware and this code:
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