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- Returns a hash containing the config .
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QUESTION
I am having a table that stores ratings of a restaurant. As shown in the below image.
I am trying to get the average of all these columns in which I am being successful but I also want an average of all these averages as a main average.
I tried the below query but I am getting 3 as average rating which is not accurate. I think mysql is returning me a round value of the final result.
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Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 09:16Just add AVG to calculate rating:
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Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 18:43Trying to parse the JSON in online tool I got:
QUESTION
I'm using Styled Components in my app. I am collecting state via useSelector using React-Redux, this state returns either a 0 or 1 - 0 telling me the app is currently in light mode, 1 telling me the app is currently in dark mode.
How do I edit the style based on the value? I have tried the following...
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Answered 2021-Apr-05 at 09:36You need to pass on the themeColor as a prop to tthe Logo component while render
QUESTION
I have a string that contains a string and a sequence in the end with letters and/or numbers.
I would to match the whole text without the capital letters and/or digits, but also be able to match the whole text if they are not there at all.
How should a lookahead look in this case if i want to check if the following word consists of letters and/or digits
Text cases like this:
"Green Ambience 100AG2"
"Green Ambience 100A2 102"
"Green Ambience 1003"
"Green Ambience AFDF12"
or
"Green Ambience" (My current only matches "Green" in this case, but i would want the whole string if we dont have garbage in the end)
Desired result: "Green Ambience"
Current regex: (.*(?=\s))
Hopefully someone can help teach me how the lookaheads can check for letters and digits in a mix (or digits alone) - currently just checking for the last space, but that wont work if its end of line or if we in theory get "Green Ambience 10A01 102" where i still only want "Green Ambience"
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Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 12:59You want to match up to the point where alphanumeric strings containing at least one digit or ALLCAPS words at the end of the string start appearing.
Thus, you may use this for matching:
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Me and a friend of mine are making a 3D engine with LWJGL, and after trying to pass a float array to my fragment shader as a uniform, the JVM started crashing. Here's the relevant part of the JVM crash log:
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Answered 2020-Nov-29 at 11:05LWJGL only works with direct NIO Buffers, that is, ByteBuffers that are not backed by on-heap Java arrays but backed by off-heap virtual memory allocated in the JVM's process but outside of the JVM-managed garbage-collected heap. This is to efficiently communicate native virtual memory to low-level libraries, such as OpenGL, without having to "pin" potentially garbage-collectable/moveable memory before handing a pointer to it to native libraries.
See the section "Direct vs. non-direct buffers" in https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/15/docs/api/java.base/java/nio/ByteBuffer.html
The reason for the crash is that the non-direct ByteBuffer you supply (the one being created by .wrap(array)) has an internal address field value of 0. This is what LWJGL looks at when it actually calls the native OpenGL function. It reads that address field value and expects this to be the virtual memory address of the client memory to upload to the uniform, which OpenGL will then treat as such.
So, in essence: When you use LWJGL, you must always only use direct NIO Buffers, not ones that are wrappers of arrays!
You should first read this LWJGL 3 blog post about efficient memory management in LWJGL 3: https://blog.lwjgl.org/memory-management-in-lwjgl-3/
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I'm trying to make a volume slider for each audio player (like 4 volume sliders for 4 audio players) something like https://deepfocus.io/ , so far and thanks to deepak I have a code that can play/pause and change volume of different audio players. But I would like to replace play and pause written buttons by play and pause images, Here is the code:
Javascript:
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Answered 2020-Oct-30 at 16:52In your case just use img instead of button and with jquery toggle the source of the image:
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I have a vector and I want to split it by a last element in each group. I have a solution although there should be more and better ones. This seems to be a more rare case than splitting by a first element. Here a last element in each group is a "Overall Score " - some groups contains only this value.
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Answered 2020-Oct-09 at 20:12You can try the code below with split + cut
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I have strings of sentences, and a lists of bigrams and unigrams with words labelled positive (1), neutral (0) or negative (-1). I want to make four new variables that - for each string / sentence. The variables should give me a positivity score pos, negativity score neg, neutral score neutral and a variable that counts all words that aren't labelled rest. Logically, the rest variable can be made up by subtracting the total number of labelled words on pos, neg and neutral of the total number of the words of that sentence.
An addition: the score counters should first look in the list of bigrams. If a combination of words is found both in the string and on the list, and the score is -1, then it should counted for the total. After the bigrams, the code should do the same for the list of unigrams, but note that there are some words in bigrams, that also occur in the unigram list (e.g. not good and good). Therefore, I think it is best to replace the words by its corresponding value, and then count all replacements to make up the scores as variables.
I'd like to add that I made the example with bigrams and unigrams. If it is possible, I would like to have the option to also add a list of trigrams, but if this is not possible, then uni- and bigrams are also fine by me.
Here I have a data set. I also provided the desired result, which I computed by hand.
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Answered 2020-Sep-30 at 17:03#Make copy of the text variable
df$text_copy <- df$text
#Clean the text
df$text <- tolower(df$text)
library(stringr)
df$text <- str_replace_all(df$text, "[^[:alnum:]]", " ")
#Make variable with number of words
df$nr_of_words <- sapply(strsplit(df$text, " "), length)
#Split the lists of uni- and bigrams
bigram_split_pos <- df_bigram[(df_bigram$Sentiment==1),]
bigram_split_neg <- df_bigram[(df_bigram$Sentiment==-1),]
bigram_split_neutral <- df_bigram[(df_bigram$Sentiment==0),]
unigram_split_pos <- df_unigram[(df_unigram$Sentiment==1),]
unigram_split_neg <- df_unigram[(df_unigram$Sentiment==-1),]
unigram_split_neutral <- df_unigram[(df_unigram$Sentiment==0),]
#Construct regular expressions
bigram_split_pos <- bigram_split_pos$Bigram
bigram_split_pos <- paste0("\\b(", paste0(bigram_split_pos, collapse="|"), ")\\b")
bigram_split_neg <- bigram_split_neg$Bigram
bigram_split_neg <- paste0("\\b(", paste0(bigram_split_neg, collapse="|"), ")\\b")
bigram_split_neutral <- bigram_split_neutral$Bigram
bigram_split_neutral <- paste0("\\b(", paste0(bigram_split_neutral, collapse="|"), ")\\b")
unigram_split_pos <- unigram_split_pos$Unigram
unigram_split_pos <- paste0("\\b(", paste0(unigram_split_pos, collapse="|"), ")\\b")
unigram_split_neg <- unigram_split_neg$Unigram
unigram_split_neg <- paste0("\\b(", paste0(unigram_split_neg, collapse="|"), ")\\b")
unigram_split_neutral <- unigram_split_neutral$Unigram
unigram_split_neutral <- paste0("\\b(", paste0(unigram_split_neutral, collapse="|"), ")\\b")
#Use the regular expressions with gsub
library(plyr)
df$text <- gsub(bigram_split_pos, "POS", df$text)
df$text <- gsub(bigram_split_neg, "NEG", df$text)
df$text <- gsub(bigram_split_neutral, "NEUTRAL", df$text)
df$text <- gsub(unigram_split_pos, "POS", df$text)
df$text <- gsub(unigram_split_neg, "NEG", df$text)
df$text <- gsub(unigram_split_neutral, "NEUTRAL", df$text)
#Make the variables using str_count
library(stringr)
df$pos <- str_count(df$text, "POS")
df$neg <- str_count(df$text, "NEG")
df$neutral <- str_count(df$text, "NEUTRAL")
rm(Bigram, Unigram, bigram_split_neg, bigram_split_neutral, bigram_split_pos,unigram_split_neg, unigram_split_neutral, unigram_split_pos, Sentiment)```
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QUESTION
I'm attempting to import a csv into my MySQL table, however when importing, the first row is imported, and then it concatenates all the next rows onto the last column.
Using the following SQL
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Answered 2020-May-14 at 03:26It sounds like the lines my not be terminated by a newline. Try LINES TERMINATED BY '\r' or LINES TERMINATED BY '\r\n'.
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I have to show string data into a tableView.
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Answered 2020-Apr-30 at 10:41If you want to flatten the array then compactMap is the wrong API.
Use reduce
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