sct | SCT : Suite of tools for atomistic modelling of SAS data | Machine Learning library

As explained on https://python-mss.readthedocs.io/examples.html, something like this should work:

Here's one idea to help visualize the difference you are trying to show. Firstly, the country names on the x axis are likely to remain illegible however you try to label them. It might therefore be better to have the rank of the countries on the x axis.

Drawing a polygon around the points might make the point visually, but doesn't make much sense in statistical terms. What might be better here is to plot a regression with a separate line for each group. Since we are dealing with count data, we can use Poisson regression, and since we have a numeric rank on the x axis, it is possible to have lines going across your plot to show the regression.

With the following code snippet, I could able to fetch the SCT list as a string from X509 certificate

if you are on a laptop you could hit the windows button and prtsc to take a screenshot and if you are on PC you could use OBS its recording software that can do pretty much anything.

to_char() is is not marked as immutable even though in your case it would be. But there are format masks that are not immutable if e.g. time zones or different locales are involved.

If you really want to (or are forced to) convert day,month, year in a formatted string (rather than a proper date which would be the correct thing to do), then you can only achieve this with a custom function:

try this, it was tested in Visual Studio

The option with System.setProperty works for me.

The only problem in my case was, that there was a typo in the property name. The correct property name is sun.security.smartcardio.library

Deciding to transfer stuff over the internet is a big step. This involves port forwarding, a good client/server setup and the actual code. Some examples from microsoft got me started to set up a TCP connection.

If your goal is to simply transfer your own data, TCP might work. Perhaps other protocols are better suited for you, if you need livestreams or just audio and video.

In general, this is too much to explain in a single answer, so I suggest you research on the following key things which will guide you towards a solid connection:

1. If you want this to work remotely, from another network to your home network, you will need to port-forward. Here is some guide for it by a fantastic guy. This will allow your packages to go through your router without being blocked. And please, when something does not seem to work, try your firewall and/or try to demilitarize your server/PC.
2. Think of how you want your computers to communicate theoretically. This is dependent on your computer science knowledge, but in general it works best to give both devices a specific role: one acts as a client, and the other as a server. To allow networking and stuff (portforwarding) to act as expected, the server should be listening to packets send by the client, to which the server reacts upon. This way, only the server needs to port-forward and the client can contact the server from anywhere. The client sends requests, on which the server responds.
3. When you have your plan, work it out! This may seem big, and wowie, but the examples from Microsoft for C# helped me out greatly. You only have to change some IP stuff to make it work in your environment, but the real core works just fine. I doubt however if it is suitable for your scenario, as I do not know if you want to send arbitrary packets or full streams. It seems like the latter, so you might want to check out other code.

As I mentioned earlier, this is quite global, but so is your question. Start from the beginning, ask more precise questions and you will get there. :)

If you want to get different values, you need:

1. move the attributes "row" and "col" from StatCell to StatId and change the equals and hashcode methods in these entities;
2. in the repository use method like this:

List findAllByIdId(Integer id);

I think you get the same values because entity StatId only contains "id". This means that only one row should have a unique value "id". If you have used a constraint key for the table(id, row, col), then you must use all the key attributes in your EmbaddedId.