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Boot sector with your program should look like this:

The p-value is testing whether the average logit transformed proportion is significantly different from 0. That is not the same as testing whether the proportion is significantly different from 0. In fact, transf.ilogit(0) gives 0.5, so that is the corresponding value of a proportion that is being tested. And you will notice that 0.5 falls inside of the confidence interval after the back-transformation. So everything is fully consistent.

It was probably created in C:\Windows\SysWOW64\regedit.exe. Try building your application with only x64.

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The issue is that the inner loop of for (s in c(...)) {...} uses ntm_data which overwrites itself within the inner loop. So in the first pass, ntm_data$ICIS4 is a column. Plus, since we are subsetting, we don’t want subsequent iterations having been filtered based on the previous s.

Here's a snippet of the top of the beginning code with a new object at the start of the outer loop.:

Looks like you never return a value from generateWorld.

My compiler warns about this. Try enabling your compiler's diagnostics. I usually have -Wall -Wextra -pedantic enabled

Also in deserialize you never initialize items to anything. That is going to lead to UB.

This, too, could be diagnosed by most compilers (-fsanitize=address,undefined helps, although it makes compilation and runtime slow). There's also external tools like Valgrind that do these

Finally, I have no idea what is going on with blobdata, so I'm going to ignore that, but it too looks wrong.

See also e.g. https://www.quora.com/Why-are-the-%E2%80%98new%E2%80%99-and-%E2%80%98delete%E2%80%99-keywords-considered-bad-in-modern-C++

Just use std::array then and be happy:

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The error you're getting is because yaml_cluster["topology"]["Name"] is assigned a value without either of the keys existing. yaml_cluster["topology"] does not exist and you can therefore not assign something to the key Name.

Collections module from the standard library provides a class collections.defaultdict that gives a key a default value if it doesn't exist. In your case a defaultdict with a empty dictionary as default value sets the value of yaml_cluster["topology] to {} (an empty dict) and the key Name can then be assigned with a value to the dictionary as normal.

The problem is the order of inputs. You added the dates to the end of the list of Inputs, but put them as the first args in the function. It should look like this:

Use either of the xpath.

try this xpath-