skdata | Data sets for machine learning in Python | Machine Learning library
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kandi X-RAY | skdata Summary
Skdata is a library of data sets for machine learning and statistics. This module provides standardized Python access to toy problems as well as popular computer vision and natural language processing data sets. The project is hosted at github:
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- Randomly shuffle multiple arrays
- Resample a set of arrays
- Check that arrays are valid
- Validate a random seed
- Generate prototypes for the given algorithm
- Task classification task
- Generate random coordinates
- Convert coords to uint8 channels
- Generate a set of spins for the given indices
- Lift arrays
- Run cross validation
- Generate a random spd matrix
- Download files
- Show image
- Performs distortion on a set of coordinates
- Builds a list of dictionaries
- Builds the topography rst file
- A list of num_splits
- Builds all of the images
- Asserts that the training and validation is valid
- Builds all the images in the image directory
- Returns the meta of the dataset
- Generate sha1 list of images
- Return meta data
- Get the path to the my file
- Cleanup files
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QUESTION
I'm currently facing a problem showing a transparent image in a Xamarin.Forms Image view.
- The image is retrieved from the gallery, and converted to PNG format.
- Pixels are iterated and with some of them, their alpha value is adjusted.
- Bitmap is converted to SKBitmapImageSource and shown in an Image view.
Result (top), and original (bottom), taken on Android: Screenshot
The goal is to show the Image with a transparent background, but I can't get it to work. It keeps showing with a black background. Loading a transparent PNG file from internet works, so something in the process of conversion or image processing must go wrong.
Image retrieval and conversion:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-01 at 21:09The problem is the AlphaType being set incorrectly. For the way you're doing the alpha conversion, the AlphaType should be set to AlphaType.Premul
Since it's a readonly property, copy the bitmap to a new one and set the correct alpha type
QUESTION
I am doing a project wherein I can change the filter of the image. I am using skiasharp to change the filter of the image. It is like that of CamScanner Application. But when I change the filter to grayscale first and then Lighten and then Sepia and then again back to grayscale I hit save I get Sepia's Image. I understand that the last data being generated is that of sepia's hence it is saving that data. But if I want to change more than 3 times it is not working. Please help me out. Here is my coding.
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Answered 2018-Nov-09 at 08:14I hope I got it right, you are using several SKCanvasViews and depending on what "mode" the user chooses in your app, you activate the corresponding surface?
I wouldn't recommend that. Even though it ~kinda~ works, it might become confusing very fast.
My approach to your problem would be to rewrite the view in the following way:
Create an enum containing the names of your filters and another entry for "none", e.g.
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I created an app in which I want to display text on top of google maps. I chose to use custom markers, but they can only be images, so I decided to create an image from my text utilizing SkiaSharp.
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Answered 2017-Sep-15 at 00:42When I've seen that before, it's been because the memory passed to SkiaSharp was not zeroed. As an optimization, though, Skia assumes that the memory block passed to it is pre zeroed. Resultingly, if your first operation is a clear, it will ignore that operation, because it thinks that the state is already clean. To resolve this issue, you can manually zero the memory passed to SkiaSharp.
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pip install --user
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python setup.py develop
python setup.py install
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