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kandi X-RAY | pangolin Summary
Phylogenetic Assignment of Named Global Outbreak LINeages. The pangolin web app is maintained by the Centre for Genomic Pathogen and Surveillance.
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- Generate the final report
- Append a note to the row
- Expand a lineage alias
- Adds relevant fields to the new row
- Use pangoLEARN
- Finds a reference sequence from a reference file
- Clean a reference sequence from a reference sequence
- Encodes a sequence into a single dataLine
- Find the designation cache and alias file
- Checks if the given query file is valid
- Parse fastqc thresholds
- Set up the analysis mode
- Get all data files in a datadir
- Print the version of a conda package
- Emit a record
- Print out the version of the installed tools
- Install Pangolin - Assigns
- Check all dependencies
- Find the query fasta file
- Runs auto - update
- Create a dictionary with default configuration
- Format a text message
- Check for assignment cache file
- Configure the logger
- Set up the constellations
- Set up a temporary directory
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Trending Discussions on pangolin
QUESTION
I am visualizing a bunch of effects on different species in a forestplot using the R package jtools. One model has huuuuge confidence intervals compared to the rest, so I end up losing detail on the effect sized for other models(see image below).
As you can see, the elephant CI is blowing out the graph to a different scale and the effect sizes for other species are hard to discern.
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-02 at 21:57jtools::plot_summs
returns a ggplot
object, so it can be easily adjusted
QUESTION
I have an application that collects crypto prices from decentralized exchanges (nothing commercial, the goal is mainly to learn some databases techs with real data). I got it working with MongoDB and PostgresSQL. However, I'm seeing massive differences when it comes to writes, in favour of MongoDB. I'm talking several orders of magnitude. I know MongoDB is a NoSQL db and is advertised to be more efficient for this kind of stuff, but I was wondering if I'm missing something with my postgres implementation. I'll describe below how I implemented the logic and I'll try to provide comparable metrics (as much as I can).
To talk to the databases, I use psycopg3 for the Postgres implementation, and pymongo for the MongoDB one.
Here is the data structure I'm writing to the databases:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-20 at 18:18For batch import of data into Postgres generally the fastest way is to use the Postgres command COPY. In psycopg3
this is available via the procedures shown here psycopg3 COPY. The caveat is that COPY
is all or none, either all the data is imported or an error means none of it is imported.
QUESTION
I've a dict of DataFrames I've retrieved and I want to concatenate them together into one large DataFrame. Each DataFrame was retrieved successively, and each has an index column which is an integer index from 0
to n-1
. Each dataframe has at most n dataframes.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-07 at 10:54How about reseting the index
QUESTION
I am trying to compile this version of ORB SLAM2 and after fixing some library import errors, I got this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 14:53This is an annoying compatibility error. The ORB SLAM you are trying to use only works with Ubuntu 18.04. But, on the ROS ORB SLAM page, they have a new one called orb_slam_ros
(click here) that does the same thing.
NOTE: The new one doesn't say that it outputs ROS maps but using Octomap, you can convert a PointCloud to a Map. NOTE: This is tested in Ubuntu 20.04 ROS Noetic. As of now, 20.10 doesn't work.
QUESTION
Is there any way to create slider using pangolin? small example of creating slider with min and max value, when user clicks on ok button then call a function.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-03 at 15:12With some back Rand D i figured out a way to create a slider sort of thing: posting my answer incase if it can be of any ones help:
QUESTION
I am trying to get 3D points using cv2.triangulatePoints but it always returns almost same Z value. My output looks like this: As it seen, all points are in almost same Z value. There is no depth.
Here is my triangulation:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-10 at 15:03Ciao,
unfortunately I don't have the possibility to double-check directly but my gut feeling is that the issues you are facing are essentially due to the choice of your first projection matrix
I did some research and I found this great paper with both theory and practice. Despite differing a little bit from your approach, there is a thing that is worth saying
If you check carefully, the first projection matrix is exactly the camera matrix with an additional last column equal to zero. In fact, the rotation matrix for the first camera reduces to the identity matrix and the corresponding translation vector is a null vector, so using this general formula:
QUESTION
In my website, I have a menu open when users click to toggle. It works fine when I click a link that moves to a particular section. What I want is when the user clicks a link close menu and view toggle. I able to do that but I can't open the menu again by clicking toggle again. Here is what done. When I click to toggle it is not view my menu.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-06 at 08:24You basically want the links clicked to replicate the behaviour of the hamburger menu click, why not just have it perform the same action?
QUESTION
On my site, I had an index.php
with a navbar. Then, I needed to add another page, called second.php
, and updated my navbar code accordingly (I have a nav.html
file for the navbar, so that I can use JS to load it onto each page of the site). I also added the navbar code to the second.php
. However, when I opened index.php
, the link to second.php
didn't appear.
I tried restarting my computer, restarting my MAMP server, reopening my code editor, reopening the browser, but nothing worked. Then, I tried renaming my files (for both the purpose of testing and because I needed better file names) and updated all instances of the name of the files accordingly. But then this appeared:
followed by a list of the files in my directory. In particular, the site wasn't displaying. Could someone please explain what's happening and how I can fix it?
nav.html
:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 15:37I'm not clear on what isn't working at this point, so I might as well share a working example I have locally. I'm accessing my site at http://localhost/so/
, and going to that URL will load any index
page I have. I have 3 files inside the /so
directory:
nav.html (I removed your tags because those already exist in the other files):
QUESTION
This is a stochastic problem. When I re-make my project, this problem is more likely to happen. I used gdb core dump analysis and found out that cv::namedWindow
function may be the reason?
This is main.cpp
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-19 at 08:42You should not open a cv::namedWindow
from a thread that isn't the main thread. It might work, but I wouldn't recommend it.
QUESTION
I am new to pangolin and trying to compile a 'hello world' code of pangolin on Qt Creator. I have run into this "undefined reference" issue while compiling it. My code is simple :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-10 at 16:53As /home/mavbot/Pangolin/build/src
is not a default place to look for libraries, you have to inform the dynamic linker (ld.so) to look there.
You can do this by:
- either setting the environment variable
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/mavbot/Pangolin/build/src
every time you run your program, or - compiling your program with a "runpath". This will instruct
ld.so
to look there first. The flag is as follows:
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