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SESAME: Semantic Editing of Scenes by Adding, Manipulating or Erasing Objects
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- Display the current visual results
- Convert visuals to NumPy arrays
- Add images
- Save numpy array to png
- Parse the options
- Update options from a file
- Gather basic options
- Map label colormap
- Convert id to label
- Perform the forward computation
- Create a dataset loader
- Print current errors
- Modify the commandline options
- Records one iteration per iteration
- Run pix2pix model
- Forward the transformation
- Record end of epoch
- Run the discriminator loss method
- Apply padding to x
- Performs the data parallelization
- Forward computation
- Patch the replication callback for each device
- Make a dataset from a directory
- Save visuals
- Compute the loss function
- Calculate learning rate
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QUESTION
I'm trying to build a brain-computer interface (BCI) experiment in Python that involves "high frequency" flashing (SSVEP), decision-making stimuli (P300), signal acquisition (EEG, with OpenBCI), and classifiers. I've been trying to use Psychopy toolbox for the interface part, but, unfortunately, it has been such a headache to make it work properly in parallel with the other processes on my current Lab PC that I'm starting to look for substitutes.
I was wondering if anyone knows alternative toolkits, plugins, or libraries that would be suitable for implementing such interfaces (i.e., flashing, sending timestamps, and modifying interface based on classification feedback).
Side-notes:Some toolkits that show up as alternatives to Psychopy are PsyToolkit, Paradigm and SuperLab 6, but I'm not sure they have the same functionality.
I tried looking into OpenSesame in the past too, but it seems like it is not possible to acquire signals that easily with it. If you have any resources that could prove me wrong, please feel free to link them too.
Thoughts on those would be also very welcomed.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-30 at 21:11If you are facing difficulties with PsychoPy, which is really just a set of modules with the full power of Python behind it, then you are certainly going to be frustrated with options like PsyToolKit, which, being browser-based, is never going to be able to give you the level of control you need over your system.
OpenSesame is Python (and often PsychoPy) based under the hood. Paradigm seems to have a nice interface but to add more sophisticated functionality, also uses Python scripting (although seems to still be at version 2.6). I'm not that familiar with SuperLab, but it has been around a long time, and does seem to be focussed on lab equipment use.
But it seems that your issues are more to do with working in parallel with other computer processes rather than PsychoPy per se (which doesn't impose any limitations other than those inherent in Python itself). As noted above, the alternatives you list either won't give the level of control you need, or will also require Python for hardware interfacing.
You might be best to describe specific issues and seek help with those. Many other people have used PsychoPy and Python to display stimuli and record EEG - this task is in no way insurmountable.
QUESTION
In the example below, both my failure handler and my success handler are triggering in the verifyPW function of the html file. According to the .gs, I pass a "true" statement when I want a success and throw an error when I want a failure. It seems to work for the cacheMeOutside() function, but not the verifyPW function.
code.gs
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-03 at 02:49You should pass a function to .withFailureHandler()
. You're passing a void/null as that is the return from evaluating your alert()
. Changee to:
QUESTION
I am trying to use ArangoDB as a community supported provider for Tinkerpop so that I can use Gremlin in a Python project but I get the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-11 at 16:50The issue was related to the configuration.
the configuration file conf/gremlin-server-arangodb.yaml
mentions a key/value pair list of graph defined by properties files:
QUESTION
I've been trying to build a web scraper to help me keep up with articles published in my industry.
I'm at my wits end, because when I try to run my code through Flask, I keep getting this error:
TypeError: The view function did not return a valid response. The function either returned None or ended without a return statement.
Here is the code producing the error:
Doc 1 is blogscraper.py and it reads:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-15 at 04:58Your print_values
function returns the return-value of print
- which happens to be None
QUESTION
Using Wireshark I have seen that the iOS Philips Remote TV app talking to my Philips TV running their new os Saphi sends some HTTP requests with an authorization header looking like this on the wire:
Authorization: Basic 1:ZmVay1EQVFOaZhwQ4Kv81ypLAZNczV9sG4KkseXWn1NEk6cXmPKO/MCa9sryslvLCFMnNe4Z4CPXzToowvhHvA==
I believe that “1” is the userid and separatet from the long password with a “:”.
In Wikipedia I have read that The Authorization field is constructed as follows:
The username and password are combined with a single colon (:).
The resulting string is encoded into an octet sequence using a variant of Base64.
The authorization method and a space (e.g. "Basic ") is then prepended to the encoded string.
For example, if the browser uses Aladdin as the username and OpenSesame as the password, then the field's value is the base64-encoding of Aladdin:OpenSesame, or QWxhZGRpbjpPcGVuU2VzYW1l.
Then the Authorization header will appear as:
Authorization: Basic QWxhZGRpbjpPcGVuU2VzYW1l
I therefore wonder if the Authorization header used in this app is valid - skipping, what it looks like, the encoding step 2 above?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-22 at 01:28The header you posted violates RFC 7235, which forbids a colon (:) in an authorization token:
QUESTION
I have just started with Office Addins and I'm experimenting with the functionalities. I have several VBA Userforms that I would want to replace with popups from the Office add-in.
I am using the following code to enter a string into a cell(nothing fancy, I know) but I would want to check if the cell if empty before passing the value. If it is, enter (arg.message).
the problem I have encountered:
with if (range.value == "")
the value is being set in "A4" even if "A3" if empty;
with if (range.value == " ")
the value is not being entered in any cells.
Can anyone give me an example of how to check if a cell is empty? I know it seems trivial but I have only found examples of how to check with col and row numbers for conditional formatting. I am trying to test all these functionalities to be able to start moving stuff from VBA to OfficeJS.
Thanks, Mike
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-03 at 21:24The Range object has a values
property, but not a value property. So range.value
in your condition test is undefined which does not match an empty string; hence the else
clause runs.
A couple of other things:
- Your condition tries to read a property of the
range
object. You have toload
the property and callcontext.sync
before you can read the property. - The value of the
range.values
property is a two-dimensional array (although it may have a single value in it if the range is a single cell). It is not a string, so comparing it with an empty string will always befalse
.
If I understand your goal, I think you should be testing with whether range.values
(after you load it and sync) has an empty string in it's only cell. For example, if (range.values[0][0] === "")
. Even better from a performance standpoint is to load the range.valueTypes
property (and sync) and then compare like this: if (range.valueTypes[0][0] === Excel.RangeValueType.empty)
.
QUESTION
I am trying to get the MAX date from a separate access database.
Variables:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-26 at 18:22Open and set a recordset object with SELECT sql statement.
A simple example without password encryption:
QUESTION
I have the below code to open a connection to another Access database and then open a recordset
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-27 at 15:04For anyone that is interested. I found the problem. It was just because the table I was trying to use in the recordset was actually a linked table. I changed the file path to the one for the back end and it now works fine.
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QUESTION
I am toggling the boolean variable "userTurn". There are two functions that set the value of "userTurn":
runGame(), which sets "userTurn" to true after the last sound in the current round is played.
buttonClick(), which should only be executed if "userTurn" is true. buttonClick sets "userTurn" to false after the user successfully copies the current pattern, or if the user makes a mistake.
I am evaluating the value of "userTurn" in a conditional statement that is inside of a click event.
...
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-18 at 17:38You're using buttonClick
to handle clicking the buttons, but inside buttonClick
you're setting mouseup
and mousedown
event listeners for each button as well. Since the individual buttons have their own mouseup
and mousedown
listeners, the events will happen whether or not buttonClick
is called again.
You would have to check if userTurn
is true
inside of each of those event handlers as well to prevent them from triggering. Also, it would better to set these outside of buttonClick
so you won't be adding new listeners every time buttonClick
gets called.
QUESTION
I am writing a tic-tac-toe game in javascript. When a square on the board is clicked three functions are called in the following order.
- move() -this function displays the players character (X or O) in the clicked square.
- computer() - this function determines the best square to select and then displays the computer's character (X or O) in the chosen square.
gameOver() - this function checks to see if either player1 or player2 have won the game. If the game has been won a message is alerted declaring the winner and the board is cleared.
...
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-01 at 19:33It's not being cleared before the winning moves are displayed. It just happens so fast that you can't see the last move. Wrap your gameOver()
call in a setTimeout
to give it enough time to see the move displayed like so:
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