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This repository contains a TensorFlow implementation of AMPO.
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- Train the model
- End training
- Returns weights and biases for given index
- Calculate the best loss
- Perform a single step
- Calculate the log probability for each sample
- Sample the current observation
- Creates a single observation
- Creates an svgd update
- Ensures that the tensor has the expected shape
- Save the network
- Sample from the remote path
- Perform a single step forward
- Reset the model
- Get a snapshot for a given epoch
- Compute the Q target Q target
- Adapt source to target
- Computes inverse log - likelihood Jacobian
- Generate a random batch of trajectories
- Creates a Tensorflow
- Resets the model parameters
- Resets the model
- Batch by indices
- Return the last n batches of the last n batch
- Calculates the forward log - likelihood Jacobian
- Build the flow graph
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QUESTION
I am currently working in Visual Studio 2015 using Visual Basic and I have a class that takes a delimited string and can extract/replace data at positions within the string, similar to a jagged array, up to three levels deep. I may expand the class to handle deeper than three levels, but for now, I'll stick with the three. This is exactly like a PICK mvdbms data structure for those who are familiar. The base class to read and write the data within the class has already been built. For space and expediency, I have included redacted code as a reference in assisting with my question. If more data is needed, I can provide the whole class. Also, if during the discussion of this question there are concerns or suggestions to improve my code, I am always willing to listen to constructive feedback.
The class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-03 at 09:37I like using a dictionary
QUESTION
TOP 5 BUNNY KILLERS
$sql = "SELECT Username, BunnyKilled FROM users order by BunnyKilled DESC LIMIT 5;";
$con=mysqli_connect("yes","yes","yes","yes");
$results = array();
$result = mysqli_query($con,$sql);
$results = mysqli_fetch_all($result, MYSQLI_ASSOC);
$output = '';
foreach ($results as $result) {
$output = ' '. $result['Username'] . ' ' . $result['BunnyKilled'] . ' bunny killed ' ;
}
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Answered 2018-Sep-15 at 19:26Your MySQL query should look something like:
SELECT * FROM looneytunes order by BunnyKilled DESC LIMIT 5;
The top 5 are by the order by, limit 5.
Your php should look something like:
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I have the following HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-06 at 14:20You're not going to get an ellipsis unless you set a certain width limit on textOnLeft
. The rest is the magic of flexbox
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