swish | Ruby wrapper for the Dribbble API | REST library
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Ruby wrapper for the Dribbble API
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- Prints the contents of this object
- Get a list of players
- List all the followers for a given team
- Get list of snapshots
- Retrieve a list of all backups for a given commit .
- Retrieve a list of all players in a tournament .
- Get a list of followers
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- Get a value of the object .
- Get the created date
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QUESTION
I'm working on a simulation of a basketball throw which starts with a angular motion and passes into a projectile motion. Physics set-up of simulation
My goal is to get insights on the amount of torque that is applied on joints(like elbow & shoulder) while throwing a basketball. In my simulation the torques and release angle are the inputs and a trajectory is the output. I want to 'tweek' the input in order to get a ball trajectory that swishes the net (scores). For now I scoped it down to only the elbow joint so basically a catapult as can been seen in the code below, and also the basket isn't in there yet.
But before this expanding I want to run the simulation for multiple 'release angles' and different 'torques on elbow'. As you can see I tried to make a additional list with torques and release angles in line 11 and 17 (commented out) and I wanted to add another loop so the whole simulation would run with the different Angles[re_angl_deg] list and Torques[torq_elb] list as input. Unfortunately this didn't really work. Now my question is: are there other ways to let the simulation run multiple times, with each a different Angle and Torque(like the lists I made).
I hope someone could give me some advise! Regards.TF
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 11:49I would probably store the values of each simulation in a dictionary, that way you can write that to file and then just call on a specific release angle and torque to display, as opposed to trying to plot each one. But you just need to work out the logic for the nested loop here.
You could then loop through the results to get the graphs or leave it is an input so you could call a specific combination to output. You'll need to pip install choice to implement the input part of my solution.
Code:
QUESTION
Im trying to do a redirect if the url is equal to any of the strings in the following array of urls:
So I did the following
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 18:01It appears that you already have all the strings statically within the code. So you can try using switch which performance wise is faster than if check here.
If you are reproducing strings via some logic, then you can also opt for Regular Expressions which is even faster. Else, you can stick with arrays.
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I have time series data with 9 inputs, so I wanted to use an autoencoder to create new features since I can no longer create meaningful features manually. I run X thru the following autoencoder
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-04 at 14:35Autoencoder do not add any features, they learn to copy the input in a non trivial manner (ie: not by learning the identity function but by learning an "abstract" representation of your inputs that the decoder stage use to generate new input).
First you should assess how well your autoencoder (AE) fares at his job. AE can be especially tricky to train, give them to much (or too little) capacity and you will end up with the identity function, in which case your model we'll not be able to generate any "good" instances of X and that could explain the performance drop.
Second, even if your AE seems to be doing a good job it might also be adding some noise (due to error in reconstruction) or have learned some pattern specific to your training set that do not generalize to others data.
Hence you XGBRegressor would indirectly be overfitting your training set.
QUESTION
I am trying to load this model which contains custom functions and lambda layers, using the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-28 at 19:06If you are ok with not being able to access the internal variables in your saved model, you could use the lower-level API tf.saved_model.load() to load your model. This only loads the graph and weights so you can still run the model code, but it won't be as convenient to use.
QUESTION
I'm studying for an exam and got stuck on one of the prep questions:
Question:
...The following Prolog-program is a meta-program. Explain why this program is a meta-program and give the output to the three questions to the program:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-08 at 13:18why is this a meta-program?
See: SWI-Prolog Meta-Call Predicates
Meta-call predicates are used to call terms constructed at run time.
In this case passing in the predicate to call, Fact, then running it as a goal.
QUESTION
Im trying to make a simple calculator but with 2 files. The first file is for the normal code and the 2nd file is for the switch case. What im trying to do is to use the input from num1 num2 to switch.java My issue is that num1 num2 cannot be resolved to a variable in Switch.java
week1.java
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-02 at 09:32Try using the below classes. Local variables inside a method will only be accessible inside that method. The variables has to be passed to another method for processing.
It is a best practice to begin class with capital letter. Visit https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/codeconventions-namingconventions.html
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I am attempting to do a sandbox project using the wine reviews dataset and want to combine both text data as well as some engineered numeric features into the neural network, but I am receiving a value error.
The three sets of features I have are the description (the actual reviews), scaled price, and scaled number of words (length of description). The y target variable I converted into a dichotomous variable representing good or bad reviews turning it into a classification problem.
Whether or not these are the best features to use is not the point, but I am hoping to try to combine NLP with meta or numeric data. When I run the code with just the description it works fine, but adding the additional variables is causing a value error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-03 at 07:52Thank you for posting all your code. These two lines are the problem:
QUESTION
There are two possible rules for addition in Prolog, with different termination properties according to cTI:
- cTI reports
sum(A,B,C)terminates_if b(A);b(C).for the following rule:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-25 at 13:58When discussing various versions of the same program, it helps a lot to rename those versions such that they can cohabit in the same program:
QUESTION
I needed to sort a list of three element sublists by their third element. I used sort/4 and it raised a weird error. So I read the documentation, had no clue what I did wrong and then tried it on a simple example. The error persisted.
Here are the queries I executed in the screenshot:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-28 at 16:23A list, which is a compound term, only have two arguments (the list head and the list tail), not to be confused with the list elements. The following arg/3 queries should help understand that error:
QUESTION
I'm attempting to have some code that will return a single list of positions/indices where elements are found in some base list. After much searching, copying, tweaking, etc. The following code is what I have gotten to so far.
It works in SWISH, but requires that I hit next several times before I finally get a single list with all the positions of the searched for element.
How might I have it do all the answers before sending/printing back the resulting list?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-10 at 05:58There are several possible solutions. If you want to keep your code, you should write something like this (basically, you do need to call again the predicate when you find a match)
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