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- Compute prediction
- Computes the scores for a list of features
- Compute the pairwise pairwise prediction
- Compute scores for a list of candidates
- Compute the metrics from the Trec_eval process
- Preprocess a SNLI partition
- Return an iterator of Instances
- Read pairs from file
- Read file
- Tokenize text
- Read data from a file
- Compute bm25 score from query
- Convert a list of values into a dictionary
- Return an iterator over the keys and values
- Returns an iterator of Instances
- Process a list of hypotheses
- Reads a file as a dictionary
- Return instances from file_path
- Returns a field for the given value
- Read QRels file
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as mention above i am trying to make a server and client program. the client should send the length of the sequence of int and the sequence to the server. from the server it will receive the average if it is greater than 10 and a confirmation message else it will receive a failure message. The server creates threads and in the function executed by the threads it does what the client wants plus it keeps count of the successful as well as the total sequences which he receives . I have tried what follows and after i insert the array elements it does nothing and i am not sure why(as you may have guessed i am new to sockets)
server code
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Answered 2021-May-30 at 16:19Server sends a variable length string (confirmation) but we need a fixed length message because client can't know beforehand the length to read. Better to just send an int that is 0=fail, 1=success.
Server sends average first but client reads success/fail message first (i.e. a mismatch in the order of send/recv for these.
Method to terminate client connection in server is broken. Better to have client send an explicit stop message (and server has to check connection).
The server doesn't do pthread_join so it can overrun the thread ID array. I changed that to a linked list of a [new] per-task struct. But, I couldn't get the join code to work. Still, it should give you some idea of how to control threads in the general case, even though it's broken somewhat.
There are many other issues, too numerous to mention individually, but, the code below is refactored and [most of] the bugs are annotated. It's still a bit fragile in places (e.g. server can get "Broken pipe") but the basic communication now works.
I've used cpp conditionals to denote old vs. new code:
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This is the code that should create the socket and do the binding
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Answered 2021-May-21 at 18:31The third argument of bind() is the size of address, so it should be sizeof(socketName), not sizeof(socketFd), in this case.
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I have already checked out bind() return EINVAL and that is not the issue here. Please read through before you get furious about duplication.
I am trying to connect to wpa_supplicant. Basically I'm trying to achieve this using C++:
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Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 07:59strncpy will copy at most n bytes from source to dest. If there's no null char within n bytes, it's not going to copy it over. The third parameter to strncpy is usually meant to convey the length of the destination buffer.
Change this:
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I'm considering replacing SCSS variables (i.e. $someValue) with CSS custom properties (e.g. var(--someValue)) in an attempt to both allow for a little more flexibility in the form of theming and context-specific overrides, and to make the devtools in browsers a little more usable. Eventually, I'd potentially like to dump SCSS variables entirely just to simplify the development stack.
However, I've noticed that unlike SCSS variables, CSS custom properties are entirely un-checked, and typos are a thing. I've had code break in confusing ways because a typo was made either setting a CSS custom property, or using it in an expression - after all, CSS is very lenient using un-set or invalidly set CSS properties.
Since CSS custom properties aren't exactly new at this point, I thought I'd be able to find some webpack plugin or other solution to add basic typechecking to CSS properties, but I can't seem to find any. Ideally, I'd like to require all CSS custom properties to be declared in some fashion, including something like a type for its contents (to ensure that e.g. variables are consistently used as a dimensionless vs. dimension-full value vs. color, etc), but even just a tool or technique to detect typos would catch real errors. However, I've been unable to find anything like this, either as a build tool, or SASS plugin.
How can I protect myself from simple oversights when using CSS custom properties, e.g. detect that a property set as --someValue: 13px is never used or conversely that a reference var(--someValue) appears to have no matching assignments?
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Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 11:07Using the new @property rule you can almost have what you want since it will allow to define the type for your variables.
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I have to make an app that scans an NFC card, then takes a picture at the same time and send this information to a server, but my problem is that devices on android 11 doesn't detect my NFC Tag unlike devices on android 6 to android 9. I enable the foreground dispatch when i press a button (to take a picture (in, in2b and out2b) and then disable it only in onPause method. Also, when my app is running, the other apps (like NFC Tools) can't detect any NFC tag unless I stop my app. if anyone has any idea of the source of the problem, its welcome help, thanks Here is my code :
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Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 13:36There have been a number of questions on this recently and it seems to be very device specific and the documentation for the old Camera API says that some devices might block the main event loop of your App and as the old NFC API you are using requires your App to be Paused and Resumed for the main event loop to receive the data from the NFC.
If you are targeting API 19 and above for your App I would always use the newer and better NFC API called enableReaderMode, instead of enableForegroundDispatch.
This newer API gives you more control and it does not require your App to be paused and resumed and the data is handled in it's own thread and won't be blocked by a blockage to the main event loop by the camera.
Note I've not tried using enableReaderMode with camera operations, I just always use it for NFC operations because it is a better method of working with NFC.
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I currently have a Python/Django platform and a Discord community. I would like to get the messages of a channel to convert them into notifications on the site.
Obviously I consulted the Discord doc but I really have trouble understanding. I don't want to create a bot for this simple action, in principle by using the OAuth app with the "messages.read" scopes it would be possible.
I can generate my token now:
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Answered 2021-Mar-24 at 15:17>>> import requests
>>> en = "/channels/{channel.id}/messages"
>>> #channelid
>>> b = "https://discord.com/api/v8"
>>> url = b + "/channels/channelid/messages"
>>> url
'https://discord.com/api/v8/channels/channelid/messages'
>>> headers = {
"Authorization": "OtokenhereNo"
}
>>> r = requests.get(url, headers=headers)
>>> r
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I am trying to create an un-initialized table or 2-d array of unlimited rows and 25 columns in Python:
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Answered 2021-Mar-03 at 20:48Based on the Pandas DataFrame documentation, you can initialize a Dataframe using only the columns. This will default the index value if it isn't provided, but you can do
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I have been experimenting with RFECV on the Boston dataset.
My understanding, thus far, is that to prevent data-leakage, it is important to perform activities such as this, only on the training data and not the whole dataset.
I performed RFECV on just the training data, and it indicated that 13 of the 14 features are optimal. However, I then ran the same process on the whole dataset, and this time around, it indicated that only 6 of the features are optimal - which seems more likely.
To illustrate:
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Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 16:40It certainly seems like unexpected behavior, and especially when, as you say, you can reduce the test size to 10% or even 5% and find a similar disparity, which seems very counter-intuitive. The key to understanding what's going on here is to realize that for this particular dataset the values in each column are not randomly distributed across the rows (for example, try running X['CRIM'].plot()). The train_test_split function you're using to split the data has a parameter shuffle which defaults to True. So if you look at the X_train dataset you'll see that the index is jumbled up, whereas in X it is sequential. This means that when the cross-validation is performed under the hood by the RFECV class, it is getting a biased subset of data in each split of X, but a more representative/random subset of data in each split of X_train. If you pass shuffle=False to train_test_split you'll see that the two results are much closer (or alternatively, and probably better, try shuffling the index of X).
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I am writing a server that should wait for client to connect. After accessing the main loop server should "bounce" so long accept() does return a different value then -1. The problem is that the accept() method is blocking the execution instead of returning any value. What could be a reason for this if there is no invalid argument flag raised?
Bellow is a minimum reproducible example of my code:
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Answered 2021-Feb-17 at 04:22The problem here is with the socket being server_id being blocking (refer here).
If no pending connections are present on the queue, and the socket is not marked as nonblocking, accept() blocks the caller until a connection is present. If the socket is marked nonblocking and no pending connections are present on the queue, accept() fails with the error EAGAIN or EWOULDBLOCK.
If you want the accept call to return immediately you would have to make the socket non blocking.
EDIT: I wouldn't recommend making it a non-blocking call as that would simply waste CPU cycles due to repeated execution of the while loop. The ideal way of dealing with this would block on the accept call and then use fork system call to spawn a new process.
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every time i try to open a business my apa crashes I want the app to send the data present in the input text via url to be able to take them via a php script do you have any solution? I have tried several changes but nothing works for now I don't understand where the mistake can be, any help?
it's probably a simple stupid mistake, but one I can't find. I've attached java, xml file, and logcat.
java code:
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Answered 2021-Jan-26 at 13:44Your error message says it all:
Caused by: android.view.InflateException: Binary XML file line #64: com.google.android.material.textfield.TextInputEditText cannot be cast to android.view.ViewGroup
You are trying to cast a to an EditText, they're not the same thing:
inside onCreate you have :
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