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- Get the profile for a given interval
- Parse an interval
- Count the number of reads in the track
- Fetch reads for a given interval
- Generate heatmap
- Returns a list of colorbrewer names
- Parse a string of colors
- Get pal colormakers
- Create band plot
- Convert value to integer
- Load bed clusters from a BED file
- Load cluster data
- Profile a genome
- Generate a profile of tracks
- Calculate the profile for a given interval
- Return pal colors from pal colorbrewer
- Calculate the profile
- Fetch features from a track
- Fetch features from track
- Calculate the profile for the given interval
- Parse command line arguments
- Plot interval
- Get a profile for a given interval
- Plot the chromosome
- Plot the track
- Load annotation
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Copy$ conda config --add channels defaults
$ conda config --add channels bioconda
$ conda config --add channels conda-forge
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QUESTION
I have a column that I want to convert from a string to a date time timestamp. Each row in the respective column contains data as a string in this format: "01.01.2020 00:00 - 01.01.2020 00:15". I want to convert it to a date time object "2020-01-01 00:00:00+00:00"
I just need the first part of the date and the excess is unnecessary. I know I could split it in multiple columns on space as a delimiter and use:
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Answered 2022-Mar-30 at 12:18IIUC, you could extract the first part and convert to datetime:
QUESTION
I have JSON file that has many nested dictionaries/lists of excess information that I do not want to use when creating my data frame. All the unnecessary fluff I have either deleted or replaced with '---'.
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Answered 2022-Mar-29 at 09:05One of the strings you replaced with '---' is relevant after all.
First we find the array where the data is located. Each item of this array should be a series, from which we can build a dataframe.
QUESTION
I've been doing C# now for about two months. And I want to create a method that does the following:
- Takes a string.
- Takes an array with conditions that needs to be applied to the string.
- Modifies the string within the called method.
- Checks if the modified string fulfills all boolean conditions.
- Then "returns"(using the ref) string to the caller method.
So for example, if I wanted the user to input their first and last name. I'd do:
GetStringLine(out string name, new bool[] { name.Length > 1, name.Split(' ').Length > 1})
I've been trying several different ways at this point, I believe I am simply missing something. It feels like there should be some way to tell the method that the bool condition being passed into the method should be applied to the actively modified string.
Anyways, as I don't have a whole lot of experience with C#, or programming, I am hoping that the following code block will explain or hint further to what I am trying to achieve. Really hoping to get some more understanding of this. So keep in mind, I don't need to do it exactly as I am showing, if there would be a another way of accomplishing my goals, I'd be happy to do that instead.
Best regards!
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Answered 2022-Mar-13 at 17:56I leave out the looping to reprompt and just show the check against arbitrary conditions (since thats the tricky bit)
QUESTION
I am using Chakra-UI to create a UI for my NextJS project, and am struggling to get the navbar working correctly. It is fixed correctly as well as the mobile nav menu but the menu sits in front of the background div, but behind the hero div (with Flex' component with the setting blackAlpha)
How can I make the menu sit only at the front? using bog standard CSS i just use the z-index if I have problems like this but it hasn't been working for me. Any help appreciated
HomePage.js
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Answered 2022-Jan-07 at 20:48Managed to do it by adding position:'static' to the problematic Flex as shown.
QUESTION
I have this information in Access that needs to be moved to two columns (one category, following the value) What is the most efficient way to do this? Ideally, this is how the information should be organized (output)
How can I merge Field 1 with Field 3 and Field 5 into one column? And then merge Field 2, Field 4, and Field 6 respectfully along side their value?
This is an update on the original question as I eliminated/imported updated data to get rid of all of the fluff and left only relevant information
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Answered 2021-Dec-15 at 05:51A UNION query might get you close. Consider:
QUESTION
I wanted objects to call a certain method (the specific one being assigned in a variable) in their routine. I managed to do it with a dict and I also managed to do it by assigning the variable after object creation. Which way is better? Is there another cleaner way?
First way that works (dict):
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Answered 2021-Oct-14 at 23:18The class's methods are available just as they are in a dict via the class's __dict__ attribute. So in the first solution you presented, you could also define self.func like this:
QUESTION
, Hi, here is my .NET code:
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Answered 2021-Aug-22 at 19:26In the C# code, ExportRSAPublicKey() exports the key in PKCS#1 format, DER encoded. Then the key is PEM encoded (Base64 encoding with line breaks plus header plus footer).
Presumably, with regard to header and footer, the key should be exported in X.509/SPKI format. However, for this purpose the ExportSubjectPublicKeyInfo() method must be used.
Since the Kotlin code expects the key DER encoded, on the Kotlin side a DER encoding has to be performed (removal of header, footer and line breaks, Base64 decoding).
The Kotlin code furthermore expects the key in X.509/SPKI format, which is consistent with the C# code if ExportSubjectPublicKeyInfo() is applied there.
QUESTION
In my project I have some float fields that should stay in a range of 0-1. If possible, I would like to have a custom data-type, call it float01, that simply clamps the value whenever it is written to, so that I don't have to remember to do so every time. That way I can simply write:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-20 at 23:58should be easy to add a simple data-type without the required fluff that class properties have.
To define your own type or struct you can use custom conversion operators and even more advanced stuff like operator overloading.
Custom conversion
To convert your new cool class to or from another class you need to use conversion operators.
For this you follow a simple format
To convert from a type
QUESTION
I have a computationally heavy function which is called many times in a loop:
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Answered 2021-May-19 at 14:13(V8 developer here.)
the function was automatically inlined after some time when it became "hot".
Correct. As soon as run is optimized, the optimizer decides to inline func into it. After that, as far as the profiler is concerned, all the time is spent in run.
(To verify this, run the snippet in d8 or node with --trace-turbo-inlining.)
Side note: getting to optimized code for run takes a bit longer than usual in this case, because the function never returns to get called again (which is the best time to switch to optimized code). The system waits a bit for that to happen, and when it doesn't happen, run is eventually "on-stack replaced". This is a typical pattern that occurs frequently in small tests and benchmarks, and rarely in real-world code.
Doesn't this just show that performing 100000 function calls are more expensive than a 1000 iterations of two simple arithmetic operations -- which makes sense?
No, it doesn't show that; that's just one particular way how one could be misled by this microbenchmark.
Personally, I'm mildly disappointed to see (with --print-opt-code) that the compiler didn't realize that i *= 10; i /= 10; is a no-op and could be dropped entirely. That would have been another great way to be misled here. Oh well, there's probably some reason why it's harder than it looks for the compiler to figure out that that transformation would be both applicable and safe...
QUESTION
So, I am writing a PS script to get the permissions from a networked printer. That part is easy enough to get. The output is a little trickier to format and get rid of the fluff, but I've been able to do that as well.
What I need to do, which seems to be escaping me for some reason, is trim the elements of the ArrayList storing the permissions output from the printer.
ArrayList Example:
Element 1:
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ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-13 at 16:41It sounds like you want the 2nd and 3rd ;-separated field from your input strings, which you can obtain by getting the fields as an array via the -split operator, extracting the fields of interest, and re-joining them with the -join operator.
The .ForEach() array (collection) method allows you to efficiently apply the operation on each element of your array list (a foreach statement would be slightly faster, but more verbose; the ForEach-Object cmdlet would work too, but is slower).
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