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kandi X-RAY | curves Summary
The curves package contains a set of tools for building commodity forward, swaps, and futures curves. More specifically, the problem being solved is to take a collection of traded forward prices, and tranform these into a forward curve of homogenous granularity. Additionally the derived curve can constructed to be in a granularity higher than what is traded in the market. Examples of types of curve which can be constructed using this package: * Monthly granularity oil products swap curves from traded monthly, quarterly, and calendar yearly granularity market swap rates. * Daily granularity natural gas forward curves from traded daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, seasonal, and gas year granularity forward and futures prices. * Half-hourly granularity power forward curves from traded daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and seasonal granularity forward and futures prices. The resulting curves should be consistent with inputs, in that they average back to the input forward contract prices. This is a necessary to ensure that there are no arbitrage opportunities introduced between input contracts, and the derived forward curve. The core of the curves package essentially consists of two models; the bootstrapper and the spline. See [Getting Started] getting-started) below for more details on how to use these two model from both C and Python.
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QUESTION
In PageViewBuilder, instead of swipe gesture I want to move to the next page using onTap on an ArgonTimerButton which I found on pub.dev. I created a controller and used controller.nextPage() but it gives me this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 08:10You are creating the controller but you are not using it.
Instead of :
QUESTION
I have a navigation menu that I made for a test application, there are some tabs that I want to hide if I am not logged into the application. After logging in, these tabs should appear. The problem is that after logging in, I go to the desired page and I don't see all the navigation menu icons. For them to appear, I need to click on one of the available icons (only 2 icons are available for authorization) and only then the navigation menu will be updated and everything will be as it should be. All 6 icons will be visible! Can someone help me with this? Here I described the problem with the code that I am using. I would be grateful for any help.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 13:53Your page is not re built after logging in the user, that is why your nav bar is not updated. When you click on the button it refreshes and correctly displays the new elements.
Instead of using a global variable you could look into a state management package in order to make the logged-in user available throughout your app. (article for getx the simplest one out there)
If this is simply a prototype and you want some quick and dirty, I guess you could trigger a reload of your app once a user logs in by wrapping your app with a widget that exposes a rebuild method. (article)
EDIT: Example with Getx:
QUESTION
Good afternoon ,
Assume we have the following long data :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 12:13Here is one way using ggrepel
library -
QUESTION
I would like to add some curves to a ggplot with facets but I can not figure out how to correctly identify a particular panel with a particular name used for faceting. For instance:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 22:05We could extract the data.frame
in layout
QUESTION
How can I find the maximum points of the curves generated by the contour plot, and then connect them?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 15:43- Extract the index,
idx
, of the maximum value from each row of arrayXA
- Use
idx
onT
andXA
to extract the x-axis and y-axis values.- Indexing the array is slightly faster than using
y = XA.max(axis=1)
to get themax
XA
values.
- Indexing the array is slightly faster than using
- The shape of
XA
is(8, 120000)
, so there are 8 maximums. I'm not certain why only 7 contour lines are showing.- Use
x[:-1]
andy[:-1]
to not plot the last point.
- Use
QUESTION
I made a website with PageController to control the scroll of some screens. And I made a menu section with screen names, and when any of them are pressed, the user will navigate to the respective screen.
The app is working fine. But I refactored the menu button so I can control it's style, and to add animation in the future.
But when I refactored the button, I can't pass the PageController index, or the nextPage function.
That's why I thought of using the provider package. However, I didn't the package before, and my setup seems complex. For I should pass the PageController state to the button, and the button should send the nextPage function with a new number.
How can I achieve this?
Here's my code:
The button:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 16:17Using Provider you could wrap the widget that will need PageController with a ChangeNotifierProvider.value
QUESTION
I like to create some sampling effort curves for species data. Where are several study areas with a number of sampling plots, resampled over a certain time period. My data set looks similar to this one:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 11:00I solved it with a for
loop
QUESTION
I have tried a bunch of spline examples already posted for plotting smooth curves in python but those smoothed curves don't always cross through the true points. So far, I tried using
make_interp_spline
, interp1d
and also BSpline
.
Is there any way (any spline option) I can plot a smooth curve that must include/cross through true data points?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 20:12Here is a simple example with interp1d
:
QUESTION
I have a list with widget constructors which are strings, that are used in different classes. The list consists of 39 labels and these 39 labels have different text some pages will have only 7 labels, how during iteration can i show only the number of labels that the class displays as a string?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 06:50I was able to get through this road block by having one list with all the widgets looping them and adding it to another list which worked wonders for what i was looking for: results = [];
QUESTION
Problem is : When i click one of my CharBarButtons widget, all the other CharBarButtons are also rebuilt is there a way to avoid that and do the rebuilds individually while using StateNotifier holding List(integers are positions of buttons)
CharBarButtons : (Here i am changing the decoration of CharBarButtons according to the isTapped's boolean value)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 21:47Because you are using hooks, this is actually possible.
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You can use curves 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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