autoptim | Automatic differentiation optimization | Machine Learning library
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kandi X-RAY | autoptim Summary
Do you have a new machine learning model that you want to optimize, and do not want to bother computing the gradients? Autoptim is for you.
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- Minimize the objective function
- Convert a list of bounds to a list
- Wrapper function for scipy_func
- Convert a list of optim variables to a tuple
- Split x into multiple optim variables
- Vectorize optimizer variables
- Preconvenience function
- Precession function
- Returns a list of all subpackages of the given package tree
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QUESTION
I am trying to send the output of a wp-cli command to a slack webhook. WP-cli outputs tables with, in this case, plugin updates.
The command for this is:
$ wp plugin update --all --dry-run --format=table
The normal output is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 09:13You can try redirecting the output to a text file instead of a variable. A variable usually stores data in a single line. Try something like this -
QUESTION
Up until recently (since installing some caching plugins) my website worked fine whether I went to:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-26 at 09:17The correct location is
https://www.[my website].co.uk/wp-content/cache/busting/1/wp-content/cache/busting/1/sccss-1599078865.css
while it's being searched for at
https://www.[my website].co.uk/wp-content/cache/busting/1/wp-content/cache/busting/1/sccss-1598045687.css
The files have different ends.
The other file is looked for unsuccessfully at
https://www.[my website].co.uk/wp-content/uploads/elementor/css/global.css
but a correct load does not load that file. It loads
https://www.[my website].co.uk/wp-content/uploads/elementor/css/post-2.css
instead.
It appears that the different domains are maintained separately. You might want to look for differences and to synchronize your versions.
QUESTION
I faced with this error on my Wordpress website "Uncaught TypeError: $ is not a function at (index):2"
I found this solution to add
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-15 at 20:24Most wordpress templates already call noConflict()
When you want to use $ in your code it is better to use an IIFE wrapper instead
QUESTION
I've been trying to debug a web site to speed it up. I search a plugin in wordpress and I found Autoptimizer and decided to use it. After minifying CSS files and inline CSS files, some bug appeared in the blog. I saw that web pages act like they are on mobile-view mode except index.php so home page. I do not know how to solve it and I could not fix it.
This is the homepage of wordpress website. As you see footer is good positioned. But when you check the other pages such as this one, it is aligned like I open the web page in a mobile device. Not only footer but all body parts, elements, classes act like they are in a mobile device.
I deactivated the CSS options of AutoOptimizer but afterwards some HTML elements got broken. That's why I re-activated the plugin and thought this problem (instead of some broken tags) can be solvable than other one.
Please help me. I think sharing CSS codes is unnecessary because you can display them easily with dev options in browser. Even I compared their container classes. I try to find differences between container div in index.php and container div in other pages but they are the same classes and have same attributes.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-04 at 20:18You're missing float, margin-right, and position on the other pages footer in element with class one-fourth from what I can tell. Seems like you forgot to load a stylesheet to me.
Edit:
Did some further review and it seems like you're missing the following styling for the class one-fourth in your footer:
QUESTION
So I'm trying to locally minimize a complicated function using scipy.optimize,minimize. Since I require good gradients in order for the local optimization to be smoothily performed, but the function is so very much complicated in order for the derivatives to be written by hand, I decided to use Autoptim as the middle-man to handle my optimization using the automatic differentiation package Autograd to obtain the gradients.
After I installed the package (as well as Autograd), I opened my python terminal in order to run a few preliminary tests to check whether the installation and the package integration between scipy, autograd and autoptim went smoothily. Then Autoptim raised an error immediately upon import (at the line import autoptim). Since the interpreter gives the full stack of Exceptions raised, I went to the deeper layers to see what line initiated the cascade that halted the interpreter.
The line I found was line 88 of autoptim.py:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-17 at 20:38The syntax being used wasn't introduced until Python 3.5 (see PEP 448). You are using Python 3.4.
As a workaround, you could explicitly build the required list to unpack:
QUESTION
When a guest user checks out, and he doesn’t choose to create an account, the account is created all the same. Besides this, when the user tries to “register” his account with the email he used to make the purchase, the system logs in even without requesting for a password.
Here I show with screenshots the steps that I took.
Failed solutions- Disabling all plugins, leaving only Woocommerce and the Storefront theme enabled.
- Enable/Disable the option “Allow customers to log into an existing account during checkout” in
Woocommerce > Settings > Account & Privacy. - Checked this answer but I'm not selling any subscription products.
Other configurations I have enabled in Woocommerce > Settings > Account & Privacy are the following:
- Allow customers to place orders without an account
- Allow customers to create an account during checkout
- Allow customers to create an account on the “My account” page
- When creating an account, automatically generate an account username for the customer based on their name, surname or email
- When creating an account, automatically generate an account password
And here is the information regarding the WordPress production instance (I also tested the same error in a WAMP instance in Windows):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-26 at 10:12Answer from Joey (@jricketts4) in the woocommerce forum:
Hi @pirralhobat,
It took me a minute to grasp onto what you were reporting, but I finally got it. What we’re seeing here is expected behavior and doesn’t actually require the first 2 steps you documented with screenshots.
The reason this is happening is a combination of three settings:
- Allow customers to create an account on the “My account” page
- When creating an account, automatically generate an account username for the customer based on their name, surname or email
- When creating an account, automatically generate an account password
Disabling just one of the following will “fix” the problem you’re not wanting to see:
- Allow customers to create an account on the “My account” page
- When creating an account, automatically generate an account password
Either a) you won’t be allowing your customers to register via the My Account page, or b) you won’t be auto-generating a password during that registration (requiring your customers to enter their own password).
If any of this doesn’t make sense, please let me know!
The problem was indeed one of interpretation of the configurations.
I ended up disabling the “When creating an account, automatically generate an account password” and adding code to make email validation, so that users who used the website in the past to make purchases are validated. This ends up blocking any user that tries to create accounts with emails previously used to make purchases.
QUESTION
I'm reviewing a WordPress website that has been running for four or five years. The website has a selection of WordPress plugins that they use to optimize the site's page speed, and I have a suspicion that they have just added multiple over time without thinking about the others. The plugins are the following:
- Autoptimize: A plugin that concatenates scripts and styles and has some inline and defer CSS features. Good customization settings. Currently active on the site.
- Smush Image Compression: Resizes and compresses most popular image formats for websites. Currently active.
- Better WordPress Minify: Combines and minifies CSS and JS scripts. Active on the site but only used to minify JS files.
- PageSpeed Ninja: Another compression and minification plugin. Is active on the site.
So recently I ran the site through Page Speed Insights and far and away the most recommended suggestion to help the page load faster was server response times. In WordPress they recommend removing unused plugins and I want to reduce the optimization tools down to ideally 2 plugins. I was wondering if anyone here has any suggestions on possible pairings that might work (or have previously worked) well or whether it's just going to be easier to go through every plugin one by one, tinkering with the settings and running tests? I am open to alternate plugins and strategies. Any wisdom would be appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-06 at 14:29A standard bag of tricks would be W3 Total Cache for optimising server response times via caching and minification of CSS and JS.
Smush is ok for image compression (although you will probably need premium for it to be completely useful) but a lot of the time you will find that a theme is not correctly configured to take full advantage of it (they don't offer different image sizes for different screen sizes).
I roll my own image optimiser that does everything locally but most people seem to say that EWWW Image Optimizer gives the most flexibility for free. not a personal recommendation.
You only really need the W3 Total Cache plugin and an image optimiser, beyond that you are into actually learning how to optimise a site properly as all of the other plugins tend to make a mess.
QUESTION
We're getting poor performance scores on GTMetrix. It states that our images need to Serve resources from a consistent URL.
On the test results, it spits out what looks like the direct URL to an image used on the page and the same image with a ?____ query string at the end.
When I view the page source, I do not see this duplicate that GTMetrix says is being called -- thus the low-performance scores.
Some plugins we're using for reference:
- Custom built underscores.me WP theme
- Jetpack (not using CDN)
- WP Super Cache
- Autoptimize
- Smush (image optimization)
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I've tried disabling plugins one at a time and could not find the culprit, I've also built many other sites using the same methods and have not ran into this error before.
Any idea what's going on here?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-09 at 03:25It looks like the plugin you are using for your slideshow is adding a query string to the images when it initialises, then your browser is treating those as different images and re-downloading them.
I have attached a waterfall view of your image request, and you can clearly see the initial images downloaded then, re-downloaded with a query string. And the initiator combo-js.
QUESTION
I have a WordPress webiste and its waiting time is too high I have done the optimization using autoptimizer and use the gzip compression code in the htaccess file for the compression.
please help me out is this the issue from the my end or is this server issue
I am placing the link of the recent test fone using Gtmatrix fro my website: https://gtmetrix.com/reports/unicommerce.com/vein49uQ
help me out with the valuable suggestion that I can do for the optimization of speed and scoores
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-07 at 06:04- You need to compress JS , CSS and HTML files using htaccess files
- Combine CSS into one CSS so all css will not load
- Block unnessesary JS and CSS files to load
- Add some browser cache plugin
- EWWW plugin for image compress
QUESTION
Does installing Autoptimize cache plugin in Wordpress mess up with Google Adsense script, and can prevent Adsense from detecting clicks on the ads?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-26 at 11:56No, but carefull to not encapsulate your Google Adsense script in the JS minify function from Autoptimize
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