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- Main function for Futhark .
- Initialise OpenCL object .
- Fit the model to the given data .
- Fit a single kernel .
- Run a bfasta backend
- Setup the package .
- Write a value to a file .
- Crop data from start to end .
- Read numpy array from f .
- Read a decimal value from a string .
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QUESTION
I retrieve some data from an API but when I filter the data to separate the values I get back an empty array...
My component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-19 at 11:06The best way to do is,
QUESTION
I have a time-series similar to the following and I want to calculate the annual trends with the greenbrown
package.
Everything was working perfectly a weeks ago, however, now, I get the following error :
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-18 at 11:50Solved it by shitfting to the development version of package (in case anyone faces a similar issue) :
QUESTION
I am learning Django and building a website to save and display cafeteria food offerings. I have a Model Meal and another FoodItem, where multiple FoodItems are children of a Meal.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-23 at 01:16Create an app named menu
:
QUESTION
I am working on a new version of the bfast monitor
algorithm in Google Earth Engine. See the code of the original algorithm on Github.
The function bfastMonitor()
takes user-defined parameters and applies some parameter checks before starting actual calculations. When the user-defined parameter settings are incompatible with the algorithm, an error should be raised.
During the parameter check, two types of if statements are made: statements that only check the parameter boundaries and raise an error at incompatible values, and statements that check and rewrite the contents of a parameter and raise an error at incompatible values. For the sake of the focus of this question, I will consider only the latter one.
Obviously, in a conventional coding paradigm, if-statements can be used to do this parameter check, however, using if-statements goes against the client-server model of GEE.
Consider the period
parameter, which can only be 2,4,6,8, or 10. This parameter code used to index a list later in the code (line 459 on Github), where a period
-value of 4
means that the list should be indexed at position 1
, for instance.
Currently the implementation looks like this, using if-statements:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-06 at 14:36There is nothing at all wrong with using a JavaScript if
statement when it works. The advice you linked is about using ee.Algorithms.If
which is unfortunately often inefficient — that's completely unrelated. The usual problem with a JavaScript if
is when you're trying to use it on a server-side value that hasn't been computed yet.
But in your case, it looks like you want to validate a user-provided parameter. if
is a perfectly fine way to do this.
I'll suggest one improvement: instead of using alert("error message");
, use throw new Error
:
QUESTION
I'm creating a budget page where people can add as many rows of daily expenses as they need to and whatever they enter in the amount fields will be automatically added to a total above. I can do that easily with items that are static. I created an observer that watches for that field to change and just pass that value to the totalReimbursement
. I'm having a hard time getting the values from the FormGroups generated in the FormArray.
You can see how I am adding them up and
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-12 at 15:24You can use the value property on a formArray to get an array of the values of the controls. Once you got an array you can loop on it with a for, or use the reduce method :
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You can use bfast 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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