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- Start a new project
- Prompt the user for a value
- Copy from source to destination
- Copy files from src_dir to dest_dir
- Generate the GPG key
- Wrapper for docker
- Snip a substring of a string
- Run project
- Release the project
- Return the next version number
- Get all package data
- Returns the application context
- Return icon
- Return a ResourceLocator
- Prompt the number of bits
- Load build settings
- Installs sys excepthook
- Return build settings
- Register new project
- Login to the project
- Return a list of all resources in the project directory
- Parse commandline arguments
- Runs the docker command
- Runs the test suite
- Build a vm
- Create a temporary directory
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Community Discussions
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QUESTION
We trained a binary classification nn with ~90% accuracy/~20% loss. When we use the model by calling model.predict() function with the testing data (which is 20% of our entire dataset), we get a relatively even distribution of 1's and 0's. But when we input individual points from the testing data as a numpy array, we only get 0's regardless of shuffling or not. Can anyone help us explain why we are getting this behavior?
When we use X_test (from the split above) instead of dummyTest, binary_prediction equals 1 for the respective data point array from dummyTest), but when we use dummyTest's data individually, binary_prediction only equals 0.
Full Code Shown Below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-03 at 08:40You are training your model with normalized data but predicting on data that is not normalized. X_test is normalized data so the predictions on it are as expected. dummyTest is not normalized. If you normalize the dummyTest variable before feeding it to your neural network like so:
QUESTION
I have this query for an old Codeigniter project:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-13 at 14:16If you want to use raw Query Builder, it would be like,
QUESTION
I have object below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-21 at 22:17Get the array of categories using Array.flatMap(), and pass the array through a Set to make in unique:
QUESTION
I am trying to run a Get method in java Restful API. I have tried naming my model classes similar to my real-time firebase. I have tried using interface callback, and it has printed to my console but it still return null in my postman,
My interface callback class
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-13 at 14:24You're right, sorry for misunderstanding the question.
It is because you return deviceTest immediately before its actually value was resolved.
You probably want to use a CompletableFuture.
Try something like this:
QUESTION
GOAL: I want to turn the following sequence of operations into Python:
- Isolate a square root term on the LHS.
- Square both sides of the equation.
- Add and subtract terms accordingly to get 0 on LHS.
- Isolate another square root term on the LHS. [ i.e. step 1) ]
- Repeat step 2).
- Repeat step 3).
- Repeat step 1).
ETC...
to de-radicalize equations like this one and get them into forms like this i.e. a polynomial p(x) with integer powers of x.
WHAT I HAVE TRIED: I have tried writing an outline for this, but I don't know how to formalize this for Python. Here is my work:
Notation:
- LHS: Left hand side (of the equation).
- TBS: To both sides (of the equation).
- FBS: From both sides (of the equation).
- BS: Both sides (of the equation).
- Semicolons are used to denote the desired value of the LHS at each stage.
- By "X has a term to the power of 1/2" I mean the element of the equation X has coefficient/variable raised to that fractional power.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-17 at 21:16The sign of the terms, A, B, C are not to be considered. In any case you have to substract the term in order to that term vanish from the RHS.
So in the first step you always get -X in the LHS (you put LHS=X, but I suppose was a mistake)
Then you square both sides and get X^2 in LHS.
The last Elif can be replaced by just an Else.
So this is the code a bit simplified
QUESTION
I have this situation with framebuffers which I don't understand at all. Have a look at the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-07 at 23:28Textures are not like uniforms, textures are bound to one of the globally available texture units which is a stateful operation, aka once you bind a texture to a unit it remains bound until you unbind it, just like framebuffers.
So when you call setUniforms with a texture, it binds the texture to a unit and tells the sampler which of the global units to read from, omitting this results in the following shaders reading from whatever was bound previously, in your case the framebuffer texture. So what you want to do is rebind the read texture before you render with your read program:
QUESTION
I've trying to make my model, when I use different Dataset and different encode it works, but in another code, I use different encode and different Dataset for my model but it seems to show an error like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-15 at 12:05The problem is that the columns names are not those you would be expecting as they include spaces.
From your code:
QUESTION
I am utilizing the API here: https://github.com/CFBD/cfbd-python/blob/master/docs/GamesApi.md#get_games that returns a list of dictionaries and want to get the data into a format that I can manipulate or store it into a database. I have attempted to convert it to a pandas dataframe with the pd.DataFrame() method as outlined in this question: Convert list of dictionaries to a pandas DataFrame. I first have stored the API response as a variable api_response = api_instance.get_games(), then converted it to a DataFrame with df = pd.DataFrame(api_response). Printing that DataFrame returns only one column containing the entire dictionary for each game instance instead of splitting out columns by key and populating with values.
And example of how the data is returned for two games from print(api_response) is in the following format:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-14 at 21:16You can use something like this
QUESTION
This is my first post on stack overflow, so here goes ^^.
I am trying to pass over from the "conventional" type of PLC programming to OOP (still very new). New project I have will have 3 different programs which will run on a single runtime, all are run in a single main loop, the code is not too big, since there is a seperate system that has most of the configurtaion and only passes data to PLC via ADS protocol.
My question is, in these 3 programs, I have many function block instances which will trigger persistent data saving (FB_WritePersistentData). I only want a single FB_WritePersistent instance - no need for more instances and more instances may just cause writing at at the same time, which I would want to avoid.
Each of the programs has multiple function blocks which use the interface for writing the persistent data.
What is the proper way to pass a single FB definition that implements that interface to all my function blocks that want to use the interface? My first try was as follows:
- define the fbWritePersistentData(implements I_PersistentDataStorage) in MAIN
- have the same FB as VAR_IN_OUT in the 3 programs that will want to use this function block
- the FBs that use the interface have method .FB_Init which provides the reference to the interface - dependency injection
- the persistent FB is passed to other FBs in programs via the VAR_IN_OUT, but this issues a warning in TwinCAT as well as, well, some page faults, probably addressing error by using the VAR_IN_OUT
How I avoided this is by simply passing the persistent FB to the ones that implement the interface like this : fb1 : FB_1(main.fbSavePersistent) But this is not what I want to have as it feels, well, wrong :)
Should I have used the REFERENCE_TO instead? Thanks for your help in advance.
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Answered 2021-Aug-24 at 19:59I think the thing that you're getting confused about here is the relative application of interfaces. In Structured Text interfaces are handled as REFERENCES, that means that they do not need to be handled specifically through VAR_IN_OUT but can be just treated as standard VAR_INPUT as long as you perform the appropriate checks before attempting to call them.
(As Uwe says though, when designing interfaces you do also need to take into account that they can be used from multiple sources, so I would recommend using a method to enqueue data to be processed in the logger)
Implementing interfaces in this way makes life a lot simpler if you want to do things such as replace the persistent data logger with a secondary logger, or change up the logger to be a publisher, as long as you implement the interface correctly in your new FB you can just directly replace the old logger with the new one and everything still just works
ExampleA very basic example implementation (no logic) of how I would handle a situation like this:
QUESTION
I have a df:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-19 at 15:36Is this what you need?
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