handout | Turn Python scripts into handouts with Markdown and figures
kandi X-RAY | handout Summary
kandi X-RAY | handout Summary
Turn Python scripts into handouts with Markdown comments and inline figures. An alternative to Jupyter notebooks without hidden state that supports any text editor.
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- Show the current line
- Generate HTML
- Return the line number of the current hand out
- Add a video
- Add text to the logger
- Add an image
- Add a figure to the figure
- Add HTML block
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Lines of Code : 7License : Permissive (MIT)
Copy$ ./handout-download.py /Iwanowski/Berechenbarkeit/ berchenbarkeit/
Username: its101337
Password:
14:56:36: Listing files recursivly...
14:56:36: Downloading 52 files to target directory "berechenbarkeit/"
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License : No LicenseCopyunix> ./mdriver -V -f traces/malloc.rep
unix> ./mdriver -h
pip install -r requirements.txt
def _content_loss(self, P, F):
''' Calculate the loss between the feature representation of the
content image and the generated image.
Inputs:
P: content representation of the content image
F: def _content_loss(self, P, F):
''' Calculate the loss between the feature representation of the
content image and the generated image.
Inputs:
P: content representation of the content image
F: def _create_content_loss(p, f):
""" Calculate the loss between the feature representation of the
content image and the generated image.
Inputs:
p, f are just P, F in the paper
(read the assignment handout if you're df = pd.read_json('xl-1542M.train.jsonl', lines=True, encoding='utf8').text.to_frame()
df['text'].replace(to_replace=[r"\\t|\\n|\\r", "\t|\n|\r"], value=["",""], regex=True, inplace=True)
df['class'] = 1
df = pd.DataFrame({"words":["im a test email",
"here is my handout",
"This is a flyer"]})
choices = {"flyer":"open house flyer",
"email":"email from someone",
"2 | 2 ∈ [2, 2] <= 4 | 4 ∈ [4, 6] <= 6 | 6 ∈ [6, 8] <= 7 | 7 ∈ [7, 9] <= 7 | 7 ∈ [5, 7] 8 | 8 ∈ <= [8, 10] <= 9 | 9 ∈ [9, 11] <= 11 | 11 ∈ [11, 15] <= 13 | 13 ∈ [13, 20] <= 13 | 13 ∈ [12, 16] <= 19 | 19 ∈ [19, phi = (1+sqrt(5))/2
tau = (1-sqrt(5))/2
eps = pow(10, -10)
max_hunchmen = int(round(log((total_lambs + 1) * sqrt(5)+eps, phi))) - 2
Fib_num = int(round((pow(phi, max_hunchmen+2)-pow(tau,max_hunchmen+2))/sqrt(5)))
if total_lambs+1 <Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I have an rmarkdown PDF Tufte handout with a horizontal rule on one line, where someone is supposed to sign the document. I would like the rule to be left justified with no indent, but \noindent isn't working. Reading about \noindent led me to believe that maybe it was being ignored because the line wasn't recognized as being a new line, but adding a paragraph break doesn't seem to work either.
My current thinking is that the horizontal rule might not be recognized as real text, so LaTeX just sees an empty line and ignores the \noindent, and I seem to remember that there's some non-printing character I could stick in there that would get it to be recognized, but I don't know what that is or how to search for it.
This same document was working for me recently, but broke when I updated R. And it's only a problem with the Tufte handout. In a normal LaTeX PDF document the \noindent works fine.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-28 at 17:42Your latex code is correct, but the conversation from rmarkdown to latex butchers it up by adding line breaks after \noindent (which makes zero sense...).
You can avoid the problem like this:
QUESTION
Suppose we have three Bear objects: momma, poppa, and baby. We create a "bears" ArrayList and add pointers to the three bears to the ArrayList.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 15:20
Bear momma = new Bear();
This code is shorthand for this:
QUESTION
Hello I'm fairly new to JavaScript, in fact I don't know really anything about JavaScript. I'm trying to make a tool for a game where you click a button to generate a random number than you have a balance where it goes up a specific amount based on a range of numbers you rolled. So let's say 1-10 is worth $1, 11-20 is worth $2, and 21-30 is worth $3. Maybe you roll a 26, 14, 18, and a 8. That would be worth $8. My issue right now is assigning a different value to a specific range of numbers and than making the balance go up by the amount related to the number rolled. I'm not looking for a specific answer. I don't want handouts and I don't want to come here to find someone to do the work for me for free. But if someone could maybe help me out in figuring it out or point me to a place where i could find a solution than that would be very appreciated. Here is what I have so far that is far away from where it needs to be.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-22 at 20:59Assuming the value isn't directly computable from the number via straight arithmetic (see Pointy's comment), you could define an array of "buckets", where each entry has a minimum, a maximum, and a value, and then find the bucket for any given value:
QUESTION
I am using a script to automate form generation. It basically loops over a list of elements, since each of them should have a different forms link. How can I store the links generated corresponding to each group in a google spreadsheet?
I would like to have a spreadsheet in this way:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-07 at 14:16Not sure if I understand your task correctly. So, if you have the two arrays: group and links you can add their content in spreadsheet this way:
QUESTION
I have a collection of texts which are organised in a data frame in the following way:
I would need such texts to be organised in the following way
I have been through a lot of previous questions here, but all merging suggested includes calculations, something which is not the case here. I have also consulted Tidytext package but did not seem to find a function to merge text in this way.
Any help is appreciated.
EditA pice of the actual data frame would be:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-16 at 17:41We can use
QUESTION
I am struggling to implement a feature in LaTeX beamer that would help my preparation of talks a lot. I would like the following MWE to create me a backup slide, link it and insert it after appendbackupframes, instead of putting the content into a footnote:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-12 at 20:10It seems you are pretty much looking for the beamerappendixnote package:
QUESTION
I want to inline SVG image/icon and text on same line but its not working. Below is code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-14 at 10:10Here you go...
You need to "separate" the image and the text into two columns inside the same row.
You do this with classes col-1 and col-11. As stated on Bootstrap's official website: There are 12 template columns available per row, allowing you to create different combinations of elements that span any number of columns. Column classes indicate the number of template columns to span (e.g., col-4 spans four).
So, 1+11=12.
Note: I changed your image with an image of a giraffe so you can see the result.
QUESTION
Currently, I am trying to build a function that does the following thing:
First click: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Second click: 8
Third click: 9
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-25 at 10:56You are starting value of i from 0 everytime.
Instead of that you should start it from count. Try this.
QUESTION
I am using the survey package by Thomas Lumley to create cross tabs and SE's. I am struggling to specify the denominator of the cross tabulation.
This is my data: ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-22 at 22:08To get the percentage of women who responded to each answer you want
QUESTION
I would like to make a plot with R that looks like the sample made with Mac's Numbers. I'm struggling with the space between the plot and the legend box. This is a sample of what I would like to achieve:
With the help of some users (see end of post for reference) I got really close already. This is my current function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 17:07I think the easiest solution is to simply apply wrapping to the text in your legend. You can do this using stringr::str_wrap() to give results like the following:
Here is a very minimal edit to your function which allows a user to control the text wrapping:
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Install handout
Install via pip3 install -U handout.
Run your script via python3 script.py. (You can start with examples/start.py from the repository.)
Open output/index.html in your browser to view the result.
Iterate and refresh your browser.
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