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I'm trying to add the field externalDocs to the generated Json from Springfox:

This is the page I am trying to make it dynamic by enabling cross-filtering. So the thing is they are having multiple API.

For the top first two: TOTAL CASES & DAILY CASES They are using this API and the third one in the top is based on this API.

The bottom three AGE, GENDER, and NATIONALITY are from this API.

In all the API one thing is common that is a date but there are some API in which some data are missing for few dates like there is a gap( Not available for some of the dates).

So I thought of combining all the JSON API in terms of dates and then allow cross filter because I believe I can enable cross-filtering between them. Correct me If I am wrong.

Like If I click on gender female since it gives info about total cases where the patient was female so only confirmed cases from the Total cases will change not the recovered, deaths as data is not available. SO I guess I should combine the top 3 charts together and gender, age and nationality charts, together. Then Dc js would be able to handle nicely filtering between each segments (cases related to landmark, cases related to person info).

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This is a problem I am working on in google cloud platform with tensorflow v1.15

I am working on this notebook In this section, I am supposed to return a function that feeds model.train()

I'm not very deep into JPA Queries and have the current situation:

I've been writing a simple console application as a part of exercise in project. Tasks are rather straightforward:

2nd method has to create nested directory tree where every folder name is Guid.

3rd method has to put empty file in chosen directory tree at specific level.

My main problem lies within 3rd method. Because while it works fine and creates file 'till third level of any directory, beyond that point it always throw "System.IO.DirectoryNotFoundException" - as it "can't find part of the path".

I use string as a container for path, but since it's few Guid set together it gets pretty long. I had similar problem with creating directory, but in order to work I had to simply put @"\?\" prefix behind the path. So is there any way to make it work, or maybe get around that?

Here are method that fails. Specifically it's

File.Create(PathToFile + @"\blank.txt").Dispose();

And part of code which makes string and invokes it:

I am currently running through this tutorial using my own data to expand my understanding of how to use Dataflow and ML Engine on the Google Cloud Platform. I used the preproc_tft tutorial as this resembles what I plan to do with my own data. When I execute this code from the tutorial I received this error:

UnimplementedError: Cast string to float is not supported [[Node: head/ToFloat = Cast[DstT=DT_FLOAT, SrcT=DT_STRING, _device="/job:localhost/replica:0/task:0/device:CPU:0"](head/labels)]]

The csv file was split into many smaller csv's during my preprocessing step so they will need to be combined so a dataset can be created.

My Code:

I started using Stanford-Deepdive a while ago. I am currently facing the problem, that deepdive will interpret some of the rows he gets as incomplete.

I'm actually working for a startup I'm building with two other founders. On the side I would like to develop a quick prototype to be able to deepdive into a subject I can use on my project : beacons.

Here is what I want to achieve : I want to be able to use a device as an emitter (using bluetooth, BLE, or wifi) and the other one to be able to know when it enters the first one range. I need that to be able to do indoor localization (just a check in system, not to know exactly where people are in that specific location).

I'm used to code mobile application with Ionic and I'm more a Javascript developer. I saw that there is already something which fit to my needs : Dazting which transform every device mobile as "a beacon" with either bluetooth or Wifi. Problem, I want to do it on my own but to be honest I don't really now how they manage to do that with Wifi. I know that there are some libraries to emit with BLE but what about bluetooth ?

Does it mean I'll have to code it with native code ?

This is what I want to achieve :

• Coding an hybrid app (will loose less time and one app for every platform)
• Transforming the mobile device into an emitter : with bluetooth or wifi
• Be able to know the distance between a device which will emit and a one that will receive the signal
• I don't want to go with beacons : I'm not going to use macro-location and buying beacons for my project at the start is not something we would like to do.

Any ideas or suggestions on how did Datzing manage to reach that goal ?

Thanks in advance.