lsp2 | LMMS Sharing Platform | File Utils library
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Code for new Django-based LMMS Sharing Platform. License: GPLv2 or later.
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- The balance of the vote
- Return number of votes in the vote set
- Return the number of upVotes
- Print import status
- Fix text encoding
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QUESTION
I was trying to plot an SVM to my sample data, but I ran into a problem: The plot doesn't seem right at all, which is strange, since I have used sample code from here (more specifically, the "What is happening?" part). Their code works fine for me, so I assume that the problem has something to do with my data. I have noticed that the fit coefficients are really small and this, understandably, destroys the lines.
Here is the reproducible code.
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Answered 2020-Dec-18 at 15:54You are trying to separate with a linear classifier data which is not linearly separable (i.e. you cannot draw a straight line that separates your two groups). You could use another kernel such as RBF for instance:
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I am getting undefined is not an object evaluating _this.props.navigation. Here is my code. I want to use Flatlist to call the screen 'PlaceorderScreen.js' number of times from the component 'NearbyLSP.js' present in the 'HomeScreen.js'. Also I had referred many solutions for the above problem but yet I didn't get how to get through it. I am a beginner in react-native, So I had used expo for app development.
HomeScreen.js
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Answered 2020-Apr-02 at 07:31Just writing navigation={this.props.navigation}
in Flatlist won't let you navigate to the desired screen. You have to create a Touchable component in the Flatlist and add the navigation logic into the onPress logic of this Touchable Component.
this.props.navigation
is a collection of data and methods, if you need to navigate through screens you need to use this.props.navigation.navigate('PlaceOrder')}
instead, this is the method that does the navigation for you. You can console.log(this.props.navigation)
to understand better.
Refer to how navigation is implemented in this answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/45407626/8851276
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I'm having difficulties multiple lines as one. I hope getting this question resolved will help me with the next tasks I'll need to perform.
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If the first columns match, check if any of the line's last field is greater than or equal to 1000. If it is, print all lines.
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I've tried I basic code but I know it's failing because I'm not grouping the matching lines.
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Answered 2018-Apr-11 at 18:18a double scan algorithm
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I have two files. I want to compare the two files and use field1 for matching. I want to exclude the last field for comparison. If all fields in between do not match, then print both lines and return. Lines can have a different number of fields in between the first and the last.
File1
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Answered 2018-Apr-11 at 16:35Awk
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