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文件介绍: config.py 存放了用于后续操作的各种配置信息 data_view.py 是CSV文件的载体 data_split.py 用于划分数据集 feature_extract.py 用于抽取特征 model.py 目前使用XGBoost训练模型并预测16年9月份用电情况. 需要提取的特征: 一、日期特征: 年 月 日 星期 是否法定节假日 当天气温 当天天气 是否节前(1天) 是否节后(1天) 该日的经济指数. 二、用户特征: 用户1-12月,每天用电量的平均数、中位数及方差 用户周一至周日,每天用电量的平均数、中位数及方差 用户法定节假日,每天用电量的平均数、中位数及方差 用户各种天气下,每天用电量的平均数、中位数及方差.
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- Return a pandas DataFrame containing one - hot data
- Helper function to extract X data from features
- Calculate the user power consumption
- Convert a time string to a datetime object
- Filter DataFrame by date2
- Calculate rise rate
- Extract a dataframe
- Return a DataFrame with one day of the day
- Return the difference between two datetimes
- Convert date to day
- Predict power consumption
- Return the percentage of power consumption
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- Filter the main dataframe by date and date
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QUESTION
I have a server returning the following for a CURL request curl --insecure -i -F files=@test.png https://xxx.xx.xx.xxx/powerai-vision/api/dlapis/b06564c9-7c1e-4642-a5a6-490310563d49
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Answered 2019-Nov-05 at 03:39It looks like you are parsing the JSON the right way.
But after looking at the screenshot you posted on github it seems you have a binary in the body instead of a JSON (an image maybe?). If I was you I would check if you are calling the API sending the correct parameters.
UPDATE:
After seeing the headers it looks that the response is still gzip-compressed, following this should solve your problem: https://gist.github.com/miguelmota/9946206
curl probably does it automatically for you, that's why you see the plain json, or maybe it's because the curl request has an header set that tells the server to not use gzip
UPDATE 2:
try making the request by adding gzip: true
, it should do everything for you
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Recently I've been migrated to IBM MQ v8 to IBM MQ v9 (v9.1.2.0 specifically). I used SSL to communicate with the broker. So as per Deprecated CipherSpecs document, IBM has deprecated number of cipher suites that came up with MQ 8 and seems all of the cipher suites I've been using, have been deprecated with v9 upward. Therefore, I've implemented new TLS cipher suites to work with my application which runs on a Oracle JVM (version 1.8.0_211). Ever since I'm getting following exception in the application though;
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Answered 2019-Jul-12 at 20:48Note: Adding answer to capture information provided to OP in comments that have been removed.
See the following IBM MQ Knowledge center page for a table showing cert type compatibility with MQ v9.1:
IBM MQ 9.1.x/IBM MQ/Securing/Confidentiality of messages/Enabling CipherSpecs
The ciphers with ECDHE_ECDSA
require a suite b cert for the queue manager. If using a client cert for your application it will also need to be suite b.
Note that you can use ECDHE_RSA
ciphers with non-suite b certs.
The stash file (key.sth for example
) is used by the queue manager to access the kdb
file. The java equivalent on the client end is you specifying the jks password.
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I have been training an Object detection model on IBM PowerAI Vision. When i train the model i see the following marked losses. i want to know in deep learning terms what are these losses. Since there are many kinds of losses used for object detection. My initial research pointed me towards
- Cross entropy = CLS loss
- IoU loss = BBox loss
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Answered 2019-Feb-07 at 15:29- CLS = Classification, Localization, Segmentation. Stands for combined error measurement in R-CNN models. Shows how accurate trained model can split original image into smaller regions, select (localize) most interesting of them and classify spotted objects (if there is any).
- BBox = bounding box. Measures how precisely trained model can put bbox coordinates on recognized object, compared to test subset.
Both CLS and BBox measured several times while training and the last one specifies resulting error levels.
For details & maths see https://lilianweng.github.io/lil-log/2017/12/31/object-recognition-for-dummies-part-3.html
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