inhale | A malware analysis and classification tool
kandi X-RAY | inhale Summary
kandi X-RAY | inhale Summary
Inhale is a malware analysis and classification tool that is capable of automating and scaling many static analysis operations. This is the beta release version, for testing purposes, feedback, and community development.
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- Parse the radare2bin file
- Get bin info from inputfile
- Set the magic flags
- Return the size of the file
- Get the magic type for a file
- Find the URL of the given string
- Compute the tel hash of the telfs
- Scan a binary file and return a signature
- Get hashes from file
- Handle opening tag
- Resolve link
- Scrap all files in rDirectory
- Download a directory
- Print ansi output
- Generate HTML
- Create index
- Load yaml file
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QUESTION
I am making a school project for Android in Kotlin, which is a breathwork exercise application. I want to iterate through a 2D array, which contains the steps and the duration of each step in a certain exercise, and animate a progress bar for each step, with an animation length of the current step length in seconds.
An example of the 2D array:
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Answered 2022-Mar-14 at 18:33You could use a recursive function, with yours code the while will keep cycling since you aren't waiting the animation to end. Try something like :
QUESTION
How do I print out entries in a df using a keyword search? I have a legislative database I'm running a list of climate keywords against:
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Answered 2021-Jun-23 at 22:00print(df.state) is going to print out the column/field 'state'. You presumably want the state associated with that row of the dataframe?
So I would suggest tweaking your approach slightly and doing something like:
QUESTION
I am working on a simple sleep-aid app that allows users to choose a starting number of breaths per minute, a goal number of breaths per minute, and a total duration. The app then flashes a dim light on and off to match their chosen breaths per minute, slowing down over 5 mins to their goal, and then keeps going until the chosen duration.
In order to do this I just wrote a whole bunch of calculations in the OnCreate method of a class extending android.app.Activity, but coming back months later I am now concerned about the readability/best practice so am now thinking I should either break it down into either multiple functions/classes, or create a utils class comprised of easily testable functions that each do part of the calculation.
Here is the onCreate:
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Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 16:24I recommend using a MVVM architecture pattern. You are doing a bunch of calculations on the main thread. This is kotlin. Something like:
QUESTION
I am a newb here. I have been attempting to fix this code for the past couple days to no avail. I am trying to create a page that is reactive. It was working well before I added media queries and made some other small changes. I currently can not get the images to appear on the schedule and classes pages (#lounge , #mat). I also cannot get the nav bar to no longer be stuck in two columns.
index.html page
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Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 13:22About your navbar: You have the width of each li set to 40%, this means the 40% of your window width.
QUESTION
After adding the WITH ROLLUP in the GROUP BY statement the ranges reordered. How can this be fixed?
Here is the code
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Answered 2020-Nov-22 at 10:13The column Revenue is a string so the results are sorted alphabetically.
In order to sort the column as a number, a solution would be to cast Revenue to a number like:
QUESTION
I have some text in an
translateY animation and having the text slide up reveal. This is all working fine. I'm trying to adjust the animation duration of each line of text. I've tried using :nth-child selector for each line and then adding
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Answered 2020-Jun-29 at 12:06Change:
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I am trying to get the right counts of comorbidities based on two columns, id and comorbidity (which has different types of comorbidites) with tidyverse library in R. I am trying to understand why I do not get it right? since I apply the obvious, see bellow:
This is the structure of the data:
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Answered 2020-Aug-26 at 18:53You need to group by id only, since you want the count per id, and use a different approach to count comorbidities if you want to ignore ids with no comorbidities. n() will count all rows whether missing or not. Note that this approach produces 0 if there are no comorbidities, which I think is more meaningful than NA; you can replace the 0 with NA if you need to. Note that I also skipped the naniar dependency but that doesn't change anything.
QUESTION
I am attempting to assign NA to certain categorical values in my tibble, with tidyverse, in R. Yet, my column name isn't picked up.
Here is a fake data I have:
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Answered 2020-Aug-13 at 19:19The condition is looping over each column as it takes anonymous function based on the documentation
condition - A condition required to be TRUE to set NA. Here, the condition is specified with a formula, following the syntax: ~.x {condition}. For example, writing ~.x < 20 would mean "where a variable value is less than 20, replace with NA".
Also, based on the documentation, it is taking the whole dataset and there is no provision for subset of columns
This function takes a dataframe and replaces all values that meet the condition specified as an NA value, following a special syntax.
By checking the source code, it is doing the loop with map on all the columns
QUESTION
I am trying to apply a smote function in order to balance my classes.
this is my code:
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Answered 2020-May-29 at 20:02I have read the data with read.csv instead of read_csv. I also changed the variables to from character to factor and from int to numeric and that solved the problem.
QUESTION
I am trying to get new columns, only with tidyverse library based on the categories (strings) found in Comorbitidy_one, Comorbidity_two, Comorbitidy_3 etc. I am intending to use the new columns for a Logistic Regression. Thus, the new columns, named after the strings in the columns should be binary (0 and 1). 0 being absent and 1 being present. For example Comorbidity_one has "Asthma (managed with an inhaler)" yet, it may or may not appear in the next ones, therefore the "Asthma (managed with an inhaler)" becomes a new column with 1 for patients having this morbidity and 0 for those who don't. But I may have Obesity in Comorbidity_two , yet, this becomes a new column with 1 for patients dealing with obesity. Etc.
This is the type of table I have:
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Answered 2020-May-21 at 22:33Here is one approach.
First, would pivot_longer your comorbidities, so you have one comorbid condition per row. Then would remove NA and duplicate comorbid conditions.
Then you could use pivot_wider to have columns for each comorbid condition, with 1 if present, and use values_fill for 0 that are absent instead of NA.
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