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- Argument parser
- Evaluate inference image
- Prepare input image
- Convert to datatype
- Bootstrap the system
- Concatenate layers
- Create a conv layer
- Generate a name for a parameter
- Return the previous node that matches target_index
- Produce Tensorflow detection based on input images
- Write the object to a file
- Produce a list of TensorTections
- Create a pytorch engine
- Parse command line arguments
- Builds onnx graph
- Create a resnet layer
- Convert chpt to dictionary
- Allocate GPU buffers
- Runs training
- Creates a Concat Concatenation node
- Download a file
- Finds the sample data directory
- Preprocess VOC dataset
- Use setuptools
- Classify image
- Train the network
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软件： CUDA9.0-CUDA11.2 /cuDNN/TensorRT/OpenCV/caffe/YOLO/Protobuf/Matlab/VIM
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QUESTION
I am trying to get these OrderedDicts within "epd:amount" into a pandas Dataframe with 3 columns: '@xmlns:epd'; '@epd:module' ; '#text'. I tried now for some time. Has anyone a good guess?
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Answered 2021-Aug-24 at 19:24It's a dictionary, so you can get a value by key, then convert it to the dataframe. I've removed some of your data for simplicity.
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Thanks to this recent question I'm now sure that table mappings I defined are correct.
This works in the Query panel:
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Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 14:54As far as I can see - at least one issue is with your choice of format - you're using json instead of multijson, and you should switch to the latter.
The fact that it works with your .ingest inline command is due to the payload there being different, and complying with the json format (a single record in a single line)
From your code: Format = DataSourceFormat.json,
From the Documentation:
The JSON format
Azure Data Explorer supports two JSON file formats:
json: Line separated JSON. Each line in the input data has exactly one JSON record.
multijson: Multi-lined JSON. The parser ignores the line separators and reads a record from the previous position to the end of a valid JSON. For more information, see JSON Lines.
QUESTION
Here are the codes that I use:
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Answered 2020-Jun-05 at 05:28Try adding some sleep time (say 3 seconds) every n number of tickers.
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I am trying to read in values from a java properties file so I can use them all throughout my tests. I have BaseTest which reads in the properties. When I print right after I read the values in BaseTest, the values show correctly. But when I try to access them in test1 which extends BaseTest, the values are null. I have a java class that accepts the values like a template, nothing initialized. The values are populated with the TestValuesReader class. How can I have the values persist all throughout the code/not be null?
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Answered 2020-Apr-08 at 21:21You need a Static Initialization Block or a Constructor to invoke super.readValues(). Do it as follows:
QUESTION
I'm trying to parse this RSS feed's XML response (its content is in Hebrew): https://www.foodsdictionary.co.il/rss/recipes.xml
In order to do that I make an HTTP request:
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Answered 2020-Mar-22 at 21:07according to my experience, you must have to define the content type
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I created a button to upload a picture file to the backend using a behind the scenes JS form. I do have the functionality of clicking the picture button opening a form to upload pictures. I tried it with a cat.jpg found here. I am using flask on the backend which checks that it is an approved type and then uploads it to a static folder. I added a simple print statement to see that the method is called, which it is not.
It seems my issue is with the addEventListener submit function. It does not seem to get called. I am assuming that because I did not make a submit button with the form, that is why it is not being called. However, the input raises a computer naive, file uploading that has its own submit, so I feel like the submit function should be correctly called in this case. Can I get any pointers, I am pretty new to JS, and Ajax!
My JS Code:
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Answered 2020-Feb-28 at 01:07To manually submit a form you would use the HTMLFormElement.submit() method. But this will not cause the form element to fire the submit event.
In this case you'll need to create an Event object and dispatch it on your form. This goes as follows.
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