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Implementation of the Differentiable Neural Computer in Tensorflow
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- Generate n_copy task
- Update the training state
- Generate n_copy_pair
- Generate a random copy pair
- Perform a single single step
- Calculate the allocation weighting
- Updates the link matrix
- Compute content weighting
- Evaluate the examples
- Pad the stories to the correct length
- Convert a tensor to indices
- Convert a sequence of indices to onehot
- Runs a session
- Notify about a list of summaries
- Display the output of prediction
- Convert indices to words
- Preprocess the input files
- Flatten a list
- Performs a while loop iteration
- Perform a single step
- Generate data
- Generate a n_copy_pair
- Compute the link matrix
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QUESTION
I was looking for a computational problem for an assignment that specifies we need to show both the DnC approach and the brute force approach. I was very interested in "the defective chessboard" which is better explained in this question. Defective chessboard problem - looking for pseudocode algorithm (divide&conquer)
However, although it has been easy enough to find and understand the D&C approach, I have been struggling to find or create a brute force approach although I did find out that the naive approach has a time complexity of O(n^2).
The defective chessboard problem is an interesting problem that is can be solved with a “divide and conquer” approach. The naive algorithm has a time complexity of O(n^2).
Source: https://polaris000.github.io/blog/defective_chessboard
I was wondering if there is no brute force approach to this question, how is it that we have been able to find the time complexity, and if there is a brute force approach, I would like some guidance on how to go about it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-12 at 13:55There do exist brute force approaches to this problem.
For example you could have a function that placed a trionimo covering the first available empty square in all possible orientations, and then called itself recursively to see if there was a solution to filling in the remaining holes.
However, this would have exponential complexity as it would need to backtrack whenever it became impossible to place a trionimo.
I think the comment about "the naive algorithm" refers to the fact that the described implementation of the divide and conquer algorithm would have O(n^2) complexity (because O(n^2) trionimos are placed one at a time).
A more sophisticated implementation of this divide and conquer algorithm could spot that most of the subproblems are identical (solving a square with a single square missing at a corner), so the answer to this subproblem could be cached and reused for lower computational complexity.
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I am using a library call to connect to my vendor. The libary call requires a callback in the call. Without a callback in the function, I can easily make this synchronous. With the Callback, everything I do is stuck in the callback and never bubbles it way out.
I have literally tried 100 different ways to get this to work.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 13:22Both methods resolve and reject expect parameters, which are res and err in your case.
As far as removeFromDNC returns a Promise instance, you should call it using either async/await syntax:
QUESTION
I'm pretty new to Coding but I'm really struggling with this issue. I need the sheet to auto Copy & Paste to different tabs depending on which option is selected from a dropdown menu. I can get one to work perfectly with the code below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-22 at 19:32In a Google Apps Script project all the files share the same global scope, meaning that variable and function names should have unique names across all files.
In other words, while renaming each onEdit function to give to each of them an unique name is a step in the right direction you have to do the same with the global variables:
destinationSheetcheck
Regarding sourceSheet and pasteRange since them have the same value in both files, it's better to keep one declaration of each of this variables and delete the others.
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I have a .xlsm with data tabs that's designed to auto populate some cells with data and then export those rows to a CSV file, however when I run my code it copies the entire active range including the cells that have been formatted to be blank and it exports them as commas, I've tried writing the code to delete the commas in the new CSV and I've tried writing the code to not copy over formatted blank values in the first place but nothing so far I've tried has worked.
So far I've spent a few months on this, and other people on the forums have the same issue but no one seems to have fixed it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-18 at 13:33Try,
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I am trying to display a default value in react-select based on an array of values. I have confirmed that the value is equal to the value I am comparing against. I have looked through this post, this post, this post, this post, this post and this post. Despite the similarities, the defaultValue will still not set. I have confirmed by loggin the result of my comparators that they are the same, both in uppercase, both strings.
My Select element is
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-29 at 22:47The error is in your filter function. You decompose value, and then access value.value. This is undefined.
Instead, take the option argument without decomposition, and access option.value.
QUESTION
I would like to modify the 'selected' singleValue color in my styles object based on the options that are provided.
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Answered 2020-Oct-21 at 21:46Use an style map object:
QUESTION
There are 7.7M records (and growing rapidly) in the table and it is taking up to 19 seconds to count all records.
My requirement is to load it within 1 sec please help me ....
My table structure is ->
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-17 at 07:23Start by finding the 3rd newest dialDate for that campaignId. Then add to the WHERE clause AND dialDate >= @third
Also have this composite index: INDEX(campaignId, dialDate)
If that does not help enough, then provide
- The generated query. (I can be tricky to follow the concats.)
EXPLAIN SELECT ...
QUESTION
I am able to integrate POST request using Alamofire. I am fetching following response. but I need to add "docname" key docs into array. Could you please anyone guide me to handle this response
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-13 at 10:57Create data types for the response json as below and use JSONDecoder to parse the response.
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I have the below code that creates charts from some worksheets and put the charts in their own worksheets. When I run the macro on it's own it works perfectly. When I use Call InsertDNCCharts from another macro I get a "Invalid Parameter" error on .Period = 7 from within the With tl block. Why is there a difference? If the code runs on its own shouldn't it run the same way when called from another sub?
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Answered 2020-May-22 at 18:02If the chart in discussion (the created one) has at least 7 points, it is possible that the code is not referring to the appropriate chart, or the chart has not been created as necessary.
In order to check that, I would suggest you putting a break point on line With tl and visually check if the active chart is the one you need and if it looks as expected. It looks that the problem has to be before the line raising the error.
QUESTION
I'm using Vue.js for building a Webpage so I'm using v-for for iteration and I want to access the iterating variable inside tag.
See the code and output images.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-18 at 11:48Currently, you're not using VueJS binding to tell your images their src, so instead of a URL, they receive the string item.url
Just replace
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