FLOATER | Encode Position for Transformer with Continuous Dynamical | Machine Learning library
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- Build a dictionary
- Parse checkpoints file
- Generate softmax
- Average all checkpoints
- Returns the last n checkpoint files
- Generate and re - process nbest results
- R Return the filename to use for a given score
- Main function
- Get the directory for nbest nbest list
- Random search
- Generate and reprocess the nbest results
- Compute the score for a given language model
- Forward embedding
- Perform forward computation
- Save checkpoint
- Compute the attention function
- Average checkpoint checkpoints
- Forward computation
- Perform multi - head attention
- Performs one step
- Forward the query
- Generate the Backward
- Perform a forward projection
- Generate the encodings for each model
- Compute the score score for the given model
- Perform a single step
- Generate model for softmax
- Performs forward computation
- Forward forward computation
- Generate the forward computation
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QUESTION
I want to make a gdpr consent floater that expands once on page load and on hover. I found that CSS clip-path
might be a great solution.
On the default state, I want only to show a circle with the consent icon.
On the hover state, I want to show the circle and the text.
As you can see in the first image, the circle isn't perfect. Using clip-path: circle();
would make a perfect circle, but it is centered by default. Adding any parameters makes things a guessing game. clip-path: circle(19% at 13% 50%);
is approx. what I want, however it's neighter perfect nor do I think it's good practice. It would break with other translations of the word or when changing the font etc.
So, can I use clip path to make a perfect circle that is calculated by the height of the element (therefore radius 50% of height) and that is aligned to the left of the element?
SCSS
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 11:40I think you should 'make grow' a parent element with the same
border-radius
andbackground-color
on hover. It will do the same effect without moving your image.Anyways, it would be nice to check out your HTML code.
EDIT:
Checkout this Codepen,
QUESTION
I would like to plot two graph together which share the same x-axis. How can I do that? My data can be build using codes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-13 at 21:54You should first make sure to calculate common xmin-xmax to both series.
Then with patwhwork
a suggested in comments or cowplot
:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-12 at 21:10This might get you started. There are issues about what to do with or how to interpret NAs - this approach just ignores them - you do not get a line. Start days are indicated by a point.
QUESTION
I am a newbie to Java EE and JSF and I spent days on this issue without reaching any conclusion. Now I am hoping someone can give me a guidance.I have searched this forum on this problem, found some useful answers but nothing that could solve my problem.
I have a JSF page showing "parts" (part name, part number, part description, etc.) in a tabulated from using the h:dataTable tag. The rows all have update and delete links. When I click on the link for "update" for a given row, the boolean flag never toggles from 'false' to 'true' so for the h:inputText to render in the row, where I can update the part information. I see through the logs that flag is toggle from 'false' to 'true' but when the control returns from the bean to the JSF page, somehow (mysteriously) the flag toggles back to 'false', therefore, the associated h:inputText for update does not render and I cannot update the part information in that row.
The JSF page
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-07 at 16:41Today, I looked into your code and it seems like an environment setup. I was able to update a part by clicking on the update link. Currently, your code has many pitfalls that might lead to errors preventing the container from rendering your application. You need to make sure to catch and log exceptions in your singleton. They are container-managed and they should not throw exceptions. In addition, before adding rows to the database, ensure the row does not exist. For instance, when you shut down the Glassfish server, it does not automatically shut down the DB servers, so upon server re-start, your tables from the previous run still in the database, and your code will try to load the rows once again from an XML file, which will lead to duplicate key exceptions; hence the Singleton let these exceptions to bubble up to the container level and your application will never start.
In addition, during the testing phase, when you manually adding data into DB from an XML file, it would be better to have the application to generate the PK for the entities to eschew duplicate primary key errors. For instance, when using Netbeans IDE in concert with Apache Derby, every time the DB server is recycled the pk generation starts from a set initial value after the application is up and running. In your case, say you loaded a row from an XML with PK=1, then on your next add from the application's JSF page, there will be a PK conflict with this existing row.
QUESTION
In a create post form i have store the data into database using implode function because data was in array
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-25 at 10:01My approach would be something like this:
QUESTION
I'm trying to have a user input an integer, while trying to catch errors if they put in floaters or strings. Any help would be awesome guys!!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-26 at 00:37NameError is called when you try to access a variable not declared yet. But in this code, you will always create user_input, so the try block can't go to the nameerror block.
QUESTION
I have a window that contains a tree view of departments and subdepartments. Clicking an arrow next to the department opens up the tree to show subdepartments.
When I expand the tree and inspect the elements, the elements that are not visible are in the DOM but aren't being rendered. Below is the portion of the HTML containing the tree structure, and I've commented where the visibility stops.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-09 at 19:46The parent node div element needs to have its style set to display: table-cell
in order for the tree structure to display.
QUESTION
I am trying to implement Ant Design popovers inside a react-indiana-drag-scroll component. I need the popovers to dismiss when the user clicks off them.
When the user clicks anywhere on the page, the active popover disappears. However, If they click inside the scroll component to open another popover or try to scroll the div, the active popover does not dissappear.
https://codesandbox.io/s/async-frog-3mxh7
The above Code Sand Box has the whole scenario to play with, I can also paste the code in if necessary.
Steps to make popup dismiss: Click one of the "A" cells in the table - the popover should appear. click on one of the names in the Name column - the popover will dismiss
Steps to make the popover stay: Click one of the "A" cells in the table - the popover should appear. Click one of the "A" cells or try to click and drag the table about. - The popover will not disappear
I think that the problem has something do do with the ScrollContainer handling the click event and not letting the browser or antd do anything else with it.
Thanks for any help you can offer.
Code is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-10 at 13:27I give each Popover
a unique id, and toggled its visible
prop based on conditions like onClick
event in parent table
and onStartScroll
in parent ScrollContainer
. I have also a activeId
in parent state
and it only contains one active popover id
or null
at a given time.
So, based on activeId
You can show/hide popovers. But what I noticed is active popover also gets hidden when I click on it.
QUESTION
After removing tkinter default window settings I want to add functionality to move and resize window. Below are the key pieces of code I've taken from a few places and adjusted. I'm trying to make it so when the mouse is below 199 pixels from the top of the window the event response is to resize the window (this is the best I could come up with for two events attached to the mouse). Anyway, I can move the window but after resizing once I can't move again and i get an error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-29 at 15:04Your error should tell you all you need here.
QUESTION
I'm building a blazor
application where I should keep java script code to minimal. So I'm using only bootstrap css in my parallax page. I have made scroll spy like behavior work with window.onscroll
since it cannot be done with c#
as of now; but it gives poor performance.
After googling, I recently came across IntersectionObserver
API. so I thought of making my existing window.onscroll
logic to work with IntersectionObserver
API. However I'm not able to achieve it.
Here is what I'm trying to do. In my parallax page with fixed top nav bar and I would like to apply active
css class to a.nav-items
when the user scroll reaches the respective section he wants to view.
Here is the HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-20 at 14:26The reason the code here doesn't work is that it's running at the wrong time. The call to document.querySelectorAll('.page-section,.site-header')
needs to be executed after those elements have been rendered into the DOM, otherwise it won't match anything.
Here is how I made it to work, I tweaked the function little bit as shown below,
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