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Hello coding community I need your help. I took a sketch from openprocessing and I need to convert it into p5.js. The first script is the source code, then below will by my translation. I'm not sure about the syntax.

I have an excel workbook with x number of sheets that follows the same format

Sheet 1

In autoit, the code is the below:

I am familiar with the regular way of applying a high pass filter on an image:

1. Apply FFT np.fft.fft2 on an image.
2. FFT shift np.fft.fftshift so that the low frequencies are centered.
3. Apply the appropriate high pass filter on this frequency domain image
4. FFT shift np.fft.fftshift and inverse Fourier transformation np.fft.ifft2 to get the corresponding image in spatial domain.

If my understanding is correct, when we follow these steps, low frequencies lie near the center in Fourier domain image.

How do we apply np.fft.fft2 so that high frequencies instead of low frequencies are centered?

Additional info: I came across this particular way of applying a high pass filter in the following paper 'A Fourier Perspective on Model Robustness in Computer Vision' by Yin et. al. https://arxiv.org/abs/1906.08988

I am curious how they actually implemented it.

I have tried for days to use the Stylesheets out there and OxGarage to create a DOCX version of my TEI XML critical edition of a text. For some reason no footnotes are created at all. What am I doing wrong??

Here's the beginning of my poem, with the first line in of the first stanza. Please see the screenshot for what the .docx looks like below it:

As an attempt to learn more about call/cc in general I saw How does the yin-yang puzzle work? question and this explaination about the yin-yang puzzle:

I would like to create a graph. To do this, I have created a JSON file. The Skills (java, python, HTML, json) should be the links and the index (KayO, BenBeck) should be the nodes. Also the node must not fall below a certain minimum size and must not become too large.

After that, I would like to be able to call up the list of publications on the right-hand side by clicking on the node. The currently selected node in the visualisation should be highlighted.

I have already implemented from this example (https://bl.ocks.org/heybignick/3faf257bbbbc7743bb72310d03b86ee8). But unfortunately I can't get any further.

The error message I always get is:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'json' of undefined

This is what my issue currently looks like:

The JSON file:

for my Minecraft mod I've written a custom button class so that when the button is pressed, it sends a packet to the server, to update a capability. The button is also supposed to change texture, so that the button with the same id as the "style" set in the capability, is red, while the others are grey.

However, one of the problems I've come across is that the the next button after the button with the correct id, is the button that is actually turned red (e.g if button with id 0 is the active id, button with id 1 is the button thats turned red instead).

Here's my button class:

I'm creating a MEX to find a path between two nodes using the A* algorithm. The code works as expected, retrieves the right result and everything seems to be fine, but when I return from the method that calls the MEX, Matlab simply shuts itself down.

As I know sometimes Matlab creates a pointer to the same memory address when the user tries to create a copy of a variable (I.E. A = 3; B = A, then A and B are pointing to the same memory address, even though Matlab shows them as 2 independent variables) I used an old trick that consists on performing an operation directly to the copy of the variable, even if its a silly one, Matlab will think that the two variables are no longer the same and will create a copy of it (I.E. A = 3; B = A; B = B+0, now A and B are stored as different and independent variables).

So the only way that I have found to fix the issue is to do what is shown below in function getWP: