extruder | Populate Case Classes From Any Data Source | Serialization library
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This library uses shapeless and cats to provide a neat syntax to instantiate Scala case classes from a data source.
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QUESTION
I've got some data for a plastic extruder machine that I am looking for patterns in. I was able to use this answer to get part of the way to a solution by showing correlations over a certain threshold using a seaborn heatmap. Due to the way the machine operates, many of the values I need to analyze are negatively correlated, for example if you increase the speed the extruder operates at, you will decrease the weight of the product made and defining this is of interest to the operators.
What I have so far is from the answer in the link above and works fine for events over the threshold set at kot.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-19 at 12:13fig, ax = plt.subplots()
kot1 = corr[corr>= 0.8]
kot2 = corr[corr< -0.8]
sns.heatmap(kot1, cmap="Greens")
ax2 = ax.twinx()
sns.heatmap(kot2, cmap="Greens")
sns.plt.show()
QUESTION
I get a large excel sheet on a weekly basis from a project management tool. It features information on certain dates and times for specific tasks. The content changes from week to week. But the structure remains the same. It basically looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-13 at 02:40Select column A and find (Control + F) "Activity" .. Select Match entire cell contents --> Click "Find All" --> Press Control + A to select all the ranges in the list in the dialogue box.
Press Control + 9 to hide the rows or run the following procedure.
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I'll cut the the short of it. I'm attempting to understand the filesystem library but there's very little information I've been able to find. I managed to get it to compile and understand the filesystem::path type variable really well but don't seem to understand how to get filesystem::directory_iterator to work properly. I'm not sure if I'm using it for a purpose it wasn't design for. So here is what I'm attempting to do:
I wanted to create a program that opens every text file within a specified folder. For this I need to obtain the folder name and path but I want the program to be able to obtain this information on itself and dynamically so if I add or remove textFiles it'll have the logic to function.
I'm able to create a directory_iterator variable that it manages to hold the first file with me just giving it the directory like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-30 at 07:33You should compare myIterator
with a default constructed directory_iterator
to check if the last file has been processed. You can also use a much simpler form to access the operators (shown in the code below):
QUESTION
I am writing a latex script for my work, and I am having infinite trouble in getting the references in the PDF. My code is shown below, and I am using MikTex 2.9 on RStudio. Some background information that might be relevant:
- I am using Mendeley for my references, which I have set up correctly (as it seems) to Enable bibtex syncing
- The .bib file doesn't seem to look strange to me (Irungu is added below)
- I am using the exact same script as my colleagues (apart from the different path referring to my articles), and they are having no issues compiling it into pdf.
- The errors regarding citations are: Citation Draganovic2013 on page 1 undefined on input line xx Citation Irungu2019 on page 1 undefined on input line xx There were undefined citations
I hope one of you is able to help me out! Cheers!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-08 at 09:24I have not any problems with this LaTeX code (even if I use a Mac): there are anyway a couple of problems within your code:
- The title is given as
\title[Title of Document]
and not as\title{Title of Document}
- There are 2
\begin{document}
: I do not know if this is just a typo when you copied your code here
Are you sure that the path of your .bib file is correct? I suggest to write just \bibliography{library}
and put the library.bib
file in the same directory of the tex
file on which you are working on.
Moreover, have a look also at https://tex.stackexchange.com/ for questions about Tex, LaTeX.
EDIT: Make sure that you are compling your tex
files with
pdflatex
(orlatex
)bibtex
pdflatex
(orlatex
)pdflatex
(orlatex
)
QUESTION
I'm parsing a gcode file (located in f_path) line by line, searching for a given string. That string ("M622") appears a single text in the whole text file, whose structure is like this one:
GCODE FILE
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-17 at 17:13you could do:
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