maf | PyTorch implementation of the Masked Autoregressive Flow | Machine Learning library
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PyTorch implementation of the Masked Autoregressive Flow
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- Loads the data with discrete normalised
- Load training and test data
- Load training data from a file
- Loads the training and test data
- Perform forward computation
- Set batch stats for validation
- Load data normalized to normalised data
- Load data with noise
- Generate samples from a model
- Plot training and validation loss
- Compute the loss of a model
- Train one epoch
- Backward computation
- Return MNIST dataset
- Get data loader
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Input file:
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Answered 2021-May-10 at 17:46Why do you care about the space-delimited columns at all?
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I am preparing my master dissertation and took the challenge of doing it all in R together with 2 students.
I used the template from Ulrik Lyngs. Modified the index.Rmd. But now all my lines are numbered...
See infra for index.Rmd code. What I had to do to make it work (build the thesis), is download MacTex and uninstall tinyTex. But I really don't know what went wrong.
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Answered 2021-Apr-11 at 19:33Numbered lines are very nice for reviewers. You don't want them in the final submitted version of the thesis, but it's nice for a reviewer to be able to say "You repeated the word Thanks on line 13", instead of making them count lines themselves.
To turn them on, keep
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I have a MetaData.csv file that contains many values to perform an analysis. All I want are: 1- Reading column names and making variables similar to column names. 2- Put values in each column into variables as an integer that can be read by other commands. column_name=Its_value
MetaData.csv:
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Answered 2021-Jan-04 at 14:37I don't really think you can implement a robust CSV reader/parser in Bash, but you can implement it to work to some extent with simple CSV files. For example, a very simply bash
-implemented CSV might look like this:
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So, i'm working with 3 different datasources in my application. Initially there were 2, but i had to add another one due to some project changes. After creating a model, a repository, a class to configure this new datasource i'm not able to start my application. It gives the error below:
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Answered 2020-Dec-17 at 17:25Turns out i had to add the entityManagerFactoryRef
to the @EnableJpaRepositories
annotation in the config class:
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Answered 2020-Dec-03 at 19:31After searching around, I found out that I can adjust it with another argument inside the theme():
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Answered 2020-Dec-02 at 05:40Is this what you are looking for?
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I'm still learning R, I have this dataset, it has 5 columns, first column is tracking_id, the next four columns have values of four groups.
First, I want to filter rows that have values equal or larger than 1, then I want to filter rows based on comparison of the last three columns ("CD44hi_CD69low_rep","CD44hi_CD69hi_CD103low_rep","CD44hi_CD69hi_CD103hi_rep") that are 8 folds higher or 4 folds lower compared to column ("CD44low_rep").
The output should have 5 columns, with values equal or larger than 1 that are 8 fold higher or 4 fold less of the last three column compared to second column.
I should get something like this:
To filter rows equal or larger than 1, I tried this:
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Answered 2020-Nov-28 at 07:39You can try the following :
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I'm trying to change the dot shapes in ggplot into different shapes instead of uniformed circle shapes but keep the different colors, I see it as better visual identifier than just circles, I tried to use in geom_point, as suggested by @BenNorris (appreciation):
shape = factor(Var2))
I get this figure, I want the shapes to be implemented in the second legend, I circled these in red:
This is my code:
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Answered 2020-Nov-27 at 07:36Edit: There's better way to do it
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I'm trying to change the dot shapes in ggplot into different shapes instead of uniformed circle shapes but keep the different colors, I see it as better visual identifier than just circles, I tried to use in geom_point:
aes(shape = c(0,1,2,8))
I get an error:
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Answered 2020-Nov-27 at 02:57Your code has a lot going on. Here is a minimal solution using your data. To control shape, you need to map it to a variable (needs to be a factor variable) inside aes
or set the shape outside aes
. The latter method gives you one shape for the entire plot. What you tried was to provide a vector of shapes to the shape aesthetic, which 1) is expecting a variable of length equal to the others and 2) is expecting a factor and not a continuous (numeric) variable. You want to supply your vector of shapes to the shape scale.
Method 1: Map shape to a variable and setting the shape scale.
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I have a code in R that works. But I want to re-do it in python. I use R to use apply function in order to calculate minor allele frequency. Can someone tell me how such a code would look in python? I am using pandas to read the data in python.
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Answered 2020-Nov-25 at 13:50Use:
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