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Tested on pytorch 1.6.0 and pytorch_geometric 1.6.1. Experiments reported on the paper are conducted in 2019 with pytorch_geometric==1.3.1. Note that the code regarding of QM9 dataset in pytorch_geometric has been changed since then. Thus, if you run this repo with pytorch_geometric>=1.6.1, you may obtain results differ from those reported on the paper. Code regarding mutual information maximization is partially referenced from:
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- Train the model
- Calculate global global global loss
- Calculate an unsupy - learn loss
- Calculate the unsup_sup_loss
- Create layers
- Create linear layers
- Create res layers
- Compute the loss of the graph
- Calculate local global loss
- Argument parser
- Evaluate an embedding
- Classify the logistic regression
- Random forest classification
- Classify classification
- Create the layers
- Create conv layers
- Creates res layers
- Get embeddings
- Forward computation
- Evaluate the model on the device
- Seed all workers
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I have a pandas dataframe with the following information:
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Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 16:06Really quite straightforward. Convert NodeNames to y-corrdinates, convert Years to x-coordinates, and then plot a bunch of Circle and FancyArrow patches.
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I have a child component that should receive an icon=.. property to dynamically load an image. The images work when statically specified as img src={name}, but not when dynamically passed through properties, even if I import them in both the Parent & Child.
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Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 23:50You shoud pass "laptopHouse" in {curly braces}
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Answered 2021-Mar-19 at 20:20This is the solution I finally came up with which pretty much met my needs:
Added a new inactive class which changes the opacity of the card when applied:
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I'm scraping some average salary data to make infographics from a list of jobs. If the job can be found, like "programmer", then it gives me a code 200 and the page I go to is the same in the script.
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Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 22:28You can disable redirection and check the response:
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I wanted to know why my styles of class="project-borders" and class="project-overlay" are not applying to div elements of data-modal="modal3" and data-modal="modal6". These styles are applying to every div element where used, except these two. I don't understand what's the problem even though the classes are the same across every div element. You can see the styles by removing class="project-borders" from div elements of data-modal="modal3" and data-modal="modal6".
Here is the visual representation:- Codepen
Please any help would be appreciated.
My HTML:
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Answered 2020-Dec-13 at 02:33Based on your codepen, it doesn't seem like the 3rd and 6th modals are the problem with the styles displaying. The real problem is that all the content in your modals are absolutely positioned which takes them out of the ordinary context of the document, which causes the project-borders containers to have a height that only consists of the borders. You'll need to define a fixed height for that container for things to display correctly like so...
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I have used conditional rendering in the past but for some reason, it's working on one element here but not on another although they are both using the same JSON phrasing and the same type of conditional rendering?
JSON array
//Adobe component data
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Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 09:21Conditional rendering works by casting the condition to a truthy value. For example:
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I'm trying to make an infographic on COVID for my school to raise awareness. The problem I ran into was the web page didn't have the information as text. Instead, the drop down was made by javascript.
This is the site: https://www.nga.org/coronavirus-state-actions-all/#NE
What are some ways I can potentially parse this page?
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Answered 2020-Jul-19 at 11:32When crawling web sites with JavaScript enabled, it's probably best to do it in a browser context.
You could either go to the site and paste your script into the console once it's loaded and use
copy(result)to copy the result of your script into the clipboard.Use puppeteer in NodeJS to automate a browser session. Puppeteer is a headless Chrome that can evaluate JavaScript and you could leverage NodeJS to write the crawled results into a file.
Depending on how often you need to do this (and how often the site changes its markup which you select), it might be faster/easier to implement option 1 first, even if it's only half-automated.
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I am trying to create an infographic style plot in ggplot but am having a lot of trouble figuring out how to start. I want to plot counts of a variable (women) inside of an image, with the name of the country underneath. I figured this would need to be through geom_text labels but I don't know how to get them evenly spaced in a grid and haven't been successful in my internet searches. If anyone could point me in the right direction of what to be searching for or general advice that would be great!
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Answered 2020-Jul-13 at 19:09You can use the expand.grid() function to lay out coordinates in an evenly spaced grid. Here is an example with some dummy data:
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I'm trying to make nav-menu to overlap every section. But I'm trying to use z-index but it seems not to work in this situation.
I'm trying many solutions like add position for all element but still not working. Here is my HTML code
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Answered 2020-Jun-16 at 13:38Z-index only works on positioned elements -
- position: absolute
- position: relative
- position: fixed
- position: sticky
so depending on what you are trying to do achieve, may be you need to make the Nav fixed to the top??
something like this for example:
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I have an html code which i want to display several divs side by side but no more than 2 per row so i made it to perform exactly as i want on desktop but mobile seems to not get to work correctly, they look too small, the divs contains a series of infographics.
I know that the .float-child width 50% is defining its size for mobile too, but i don't know how to set responsive at this poit.
i'll appreciate any advice or recommendations! thanks!
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Answered 2020-Jun-09 at 23:48For your situation, the simplest solution might be to use media query. Whatever size you want it to look like, you can adjust the width.
I set the screen to cover on mobile 75%, but you can change it.
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