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Dream to Control: Learning Behaviors by Latent Imagination
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- Train the model
- Generate image prior
- Summarize images
- Perform static scan
- Create an environment
- Write a video summary
- Encodes a gif as gif
- Summarize a single episode
- Plot a figure
- Plot a legend
- Plot the plot
- Return the type of the argument
- The action space
- The observation space
- Computes the mode of the sampler
- Performs a single step
- Find keys in the given directory
- Save a matplotlib figure
- Builds the model
- Print statistics for each run
- Load dataset from directory
- Load a list of runs
- Load all runs
- Parse command line arguments
- Simulate agents
- Reset the current observation space
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QUESTION
I want to check two words exist in the same list simultaneously.
For example
I have a word list just like
word_list = [I have a dream, I am a dreamer]
and have a dataframe named df like
df
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-05 at 15:27I would do it like:
QUESTION
I have a folder full of pdf files. I need to iterate through each of the pdf files according to the given condition. Using pandas its not possible. Is there any method to iterate through each files using pdfplumber?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-25 at 07:28IIUC,
QUESTION
I've got a table with ~500,000 rows with a column with values like Brutus, Dreamer of the Wanton Wasteland
. I need to do a case-insensitive LIKE
query on these, but it seems to perform very slowly. I tried making an index with:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-14 at 07:19To support LIKE
queries with no wildcard in the beginning, use
QUESTION
I recently started using SPARQL and have an exercise to make a query that will allow me to get song titles that have a singer as their only vocalist? In this case being John Lennon the only singer.
I have a beatles.ttl data file, so far I was able to select all the songs where John Lennon is lead singer, however there are songs where he is lead singer with 2 other band members.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-15 at 22:35The trick is to realize that you can rephrase "John Lennon is the only vocalist" to "none of the vocalists are anyone other than John Lennon". Then you can use FILTER NOT EXISTS
, like so:
QUESTION
I am in need of some help regarding SPARQL construct queries. How is it possible to make a CONSTRUCT
query with an IF
condition to get triples that enable rules representation?
Like a CONSTRUCT
query that enables us to express the following rules:
- If
X
is an instance of aC1
class, andC1
is a subclass of aC2
class, thenX
is an instance ofC2
.
and
- If
X
has inP1
property the valueV
, andP1
is a subproperty ofP2
, thenX
has in propertyP2
the valueV
.
For this Data File (Beatles.ttl)
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-19 at 23:30As suggested in the comments: you don't actually need a conditional to express this. All you're doing in the left-hand side of the rule is matching a combination of triple patterns. This is exactly what the WHERE
clause in a SPARQL query does. Similarly, the right-hand side of the rule simply recombines matched resources into new triple patterns - this is exactly what the CONSTRUCT
clause does. For example:
If X is an instance of a C1 class, and C1 is a subclass of a C2 class, then X is an instance of C2.
That could be expressed as:
QUESTION
I have a simple Wagtail site made of several pages of type HomePage I want use Wagtails in-built menu system for all pages created from the HomePage model and home_page.html template. All the pages have Show in menus: selected.
Using this guide here, I have created the following get_context method :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-03 at 17:57Change:
context['menuitems'] = self.get_children().filter(live=True, show_in_menus=True)
to:
context['menuitems'] = request.site.root_page.get_descendants(inclusive=True).live().in_menu()
QUESTION
So I have a class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-09 at 17:39If I'm understanding the question correctly, you can do this:
QUESTION
I am new to coding and struggling with a particular section. would appreciate some help. thanks!
I am trying to add the URL like so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-04 at 21:52You need to create a MAP or a function to get the ID of each song on soundcloud. Then, when initializing the Autocomplete element, you need to pass the onAutoComplete function executed when the user selects an option.
I add an example below (the tracks id are random), as you can see the changePlayerSong option set the url with song id selected from the map to the iframe element (in this case I put id="player" to the iframe).
QUESTION
I have issue with registration and login. Actually when the password is less than 8 char it's showing alert password should be >8, but still it's adding inside the object, in the same way it's not showing any error if two user names are same.Again, when i click on login with correct credentials it's showing incorrect username & password and it's showing logged in How can i solve this? Any leads, Totally new to programming.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-14 at 09:52break only stop the loop, stop the function with return
QUESTION
I am trying to create boxes next to each other but I am not sure what I am missing or getting wrong? I have tried border attributes but it seems not working properly, and I would like the vertical lines to be attached to the horizontal lines and the content of the boxes be equally disposed like showed in the screenshot from Balenciaga website.
Balenciaga Website Footer
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-19 at 13:21Instead of relying on display: inline-block
, which causes items to be aligned by the base line, you can use CSS flexbox instead. The advantage of using flexbox is that each item will be stretched to its parent container's height (no more ugly equal height hacks), and it is just extremely easy to implement:
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