preval | Automatically optimizes your Ruby code
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preval is a gem that hooks into the Ruby compilation process and runs optimizations before it gets loaded by the virtual machine. Certain optimizations that are common in compilers are not immediately possible with Ruby on account of Ruby's flexibility. For example, most compilers will run through a process called constant folding to eliminate the need to perform extraneous operations at runtime (e.g., 5 + 2 in the source can be replaced with 7). However, because Ruby allows you to override the Integer#+ method, it's possible that 5 + 2 would not evaluate to 7. preval assumes that most developers will not override the Integer#+ method, and performs optimizations under that assumption. Users must opt in to each of preval's optimizations, as there's no real way of telling whether or not it is 100% safe for any codebase. The more optimizations are allowed to run, the more time and memory savings later. Users can also define their own optimizations by subclassing the Preval::Visitor class and using the existing Preval::Node APIs to replace and update the Ruby AST as necessary.
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QUESTION
Good afternoon ,
Assume we have the following code where i'm trying to plot ggplot2 smoothing curve
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 14:09ROC(melded) will work, when you dont use "print(melted)" at the end of your function. Instead, just let the ggplot command be the last command in the function ROC<-function(melted). Then the ggplot will be the output.
QUESTION
Good afternoon ,
Assume we have the following long data :
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Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 12:13Here is one way using ggrepel
library -
QUESTION
Good afternoon ,
Assume we have the following :
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Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 13:53I had found a solution. confusionMatrix()
has an option called mode='everything'
that outputs all implemented measures :
QUESTION
Assume we have the following melted data :
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Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 18:27The issue is that the column 'variable' is factor
and thus ifelse
converts it to integer
storage mode. An option would be to use this in case_when
with the reverse logic and not specify the TRUE
so that the default will be NA
.
QUESTION
Good afternoon ,
Under R , i tried to plot the following :
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Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 14:13First you have to create another column with the name of each model. Maybe with the names of the rows:
QUESTION
Let's say I have these categorical variables in my data set. All variables are related to the people's concerns of the COVID-19 and were assessed two times (with different participants..).
And my main goal is to check if time
(will be "constant") is associated with the prevalence of each item
(economy, social cohesion, and so on) (will vary). Therefore, I'll need to perform several Chi-square tests.
I've followed some instructions using nest_by
or xtabs
, but I'm not getting the right results.
I would like to keep the tidyverse environment in this analysis.
The main goal is to have several chi-squared tests, such as this one:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-22 at 14:39You can store the result in a list for each item
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QUESTION
I am running a series of bivariate log binomial regressions in PROC GENMOD, using the same outcome and one binary (1/0) predictor per model. I use the exact same syntax, swapping out only the predictor variable, and in one of the models, the regression is for predictor category 1 vs. predictor category 0, while in the other model, it does the opposite. What could be going on?
My predictor variables are:
Housing_Insecure_Dich_BL: 0 = No, 1 = Yes
PrEP_Effic_Risk_Red_binary_BL: 0 = Below 90%, 1 = 90%+
Model 1:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 17:41Here's an example of what you're probably doing.
QUESTION
I have created a script which provides me with an Audit Log of changes made on my Data Tab (I would like to provide the user access to make one off changes and therefore don't want to completely lock and protect the tab).
When the user selects 1 cell this works perfectly fine, however, when the user goes to select multiple cells and attempts to delete them or change them the script crashes.
What line of code is required to either, not allow the user to select more than one cell, or if they do then produce a popup mentioning they can only select 1 cell.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 20:20You can catch this by checking the Selection.Count
result.
Something like this in it's simplest form:
QUESTION
I'm dealing with the import of Common Weakness Enumeration Catalog (.json file) to the Neo4j Graph Database, using cypher language query and the apoc library. Although i import properly the fields: Weaknesses, Views, External_References, i have an execution problem (without any error) with the import of the field: Categories which is executing without ending. Below i present the structure of .json file and my cypher code.
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Answered 2021-May-08 at 23:37So, the problem was that every time i use with, i'm working in nested loops. The more nested loops, the slower the query will be. A good way to speed up, is to create simplier queries when it's possible.
For example in the json file:
QUESTION
I have an ASP.NET MVC/WebAPI application where the domain logic depends on events in certain circumstances to decouple concerns. It's becoming increasingly difficult to avoid using async methods in the event handlers, but being that this is a web application I want to avoid using async void
as these are not top level events that we're dealing with. I've seen some solutions that seem overly complex for dealing with this- I'd like to keep the solution to this simple. My solution is to ditch EventHandler
delegates and use a Func
that returns a Task
instead, e.g.:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-06 at 20:19Yet, it feels like a trap. What am I missing?
This part isn't correct:
Invoke() awaits them all.
From the docs:
Invocation of a delegate instance whose invocation list contains multiple entries proceeds by invoking each of the methods in the invocation list, synchronously, in order... If the delegate invocation includes output parameters or a return value, their final value will come from the invocation of the last delegate in the list.
So, the Invoke
will invoke all the handlers, but only return the Task
from the last handler. The other returned tasks are ignored. Which is Very Bad (try throwing an exception from one of the ignored tasks).
Instead, you should call GetInvocationList
to get the list of handlers, invoke each one, and then await
them all using Task.WhenAll
:
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