ARAE | tensorflow implementation of Adversarially Regularized | Machine Learning library
kandi X-RAY | ARAE Summary
kandi X-RAY | ARAE Summary
tensorflow implementation of Adversarially Regularized Autoencoders for Generating Discrete Structures (ARAE). While the Paper used the Stanford Natural Language Inference dataset for the text generation, this implementation only used the mnist dataset. I implemented the continuous version for this implementaion, but discrete version is implemented as footnote in this code.
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I have a Blazor page with a child component(displays addresses). The child component displays a table and the last column displays a button with @oncclick to execute a method (ie: UpdateAddress(??)). When clicking the button, I need to pass in the row index the button was created on or Entid variable from the row into the @onclick method. How can I get either of those values to pass to the method? I know normally you would use a href with the button but the child component does not use a @page link. Thanks
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Answered 2020-Oct-25 at 17:28first off, you must define a local varaible in your loop like this:
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I need to delete some columns from very large roomDB(SQLite) table.
From what I've read, I can't delete columns from an existing table , To do so I need to create a new table and copy the desired columns (except those we want to delete)
I manage to delete those columns well by copying to a new table, but migration doesn't work because foreignKeys and indices arae missing, what is the clean syntax to do that?
this is the method that i use in the migration to delete some columns:
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Answered 2019-Oct-12 at 20:23I can't copy foreignKeys and indices
For Foreign Keys you can base the generation of them on the output from PRAGMA foreign_keys_list(the_table)
which produces output such as :-
For indicies you can base the generation of them on the output from PRAGMA index_list(the_table)
to get the index names and check for the UNIQUE constraint.
With the index name you can then use PRAGMA index_info(the_index_name)
For example the following adaptation of your code will work (COMMENTS in regards to limitations) :-
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I have a huge XML file with a lot of values in it. I'd like to find all attributes which are not in "" and replace them. So far I can find every occurance but I struggle to replace them.
The bold araes are matches in my XML with the RegEx down below.
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Answered 2017-Aug-22 at 10:10You could use this regex :
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I've followed the tutorial here, to the letter: http://www.meteorpedia.com/read/Infinite_Scrolling and the result is as intended by the author of the tutorial, i.e. that the infinite scrolling shows the first data (old) in the collection to the last (latest), from top to bottom.
The problem is: The place where I want to implement the infinite scroll is in a newsfeed, much like the one found in Facebook, which shows the most recent (latest) data from the collection first, and when you scroll down, the older data will be added.
I've tried to use createdAt:-1
to sort the data backwards, but a funny thing happened:
Upon refresh, the newsfeed will show the first 3 old data (because I put 3 as the limit), and then when I scroll down, another 3 set of data (newer not latest) will be appended at the TOP of the old data, and this pattern continues until the data fully loaded on screen. What I want to achieve is similar to Facebook's Newfeed i.e. the newsfeed shows the latest/recent data at the top, and as the user scrolls down, older data gets called and added to the client. The code is as provided below:
statusBox.html(client)
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Answered 2017-Jun-01 at 06:57You need to sort the results on your publish function
publish.js(server)
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