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I have a main xsl file and I would like to include in it two xsl files. I tried using the include function of XSL but without success. I read some examples on the web but I always got the following error: element include only allowed as child of stylesheet Could you please tell me what I'm doing wrong? In the following the main.xsl file I'm using where I inserted the xsl:include already: main.xsl:

Hello stackoverflow community,

So I am working on a project that requires calculating the ground sampling distance (GSD) in order to retrive the meter/pixel scale.

The GSD for nadir view (camera looking directly to the ground) formula is as follow :

GSD = (flight altitude x sensor height) / (focal length x image height and/or width).

and I read on multiple article like : https://www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/13/4/573

That if the camera has a tilt angle on one axis a correction as follow is requried :

where θ is the tilt angle and phi as they said in the article :

φ describes the angular position of the pixel in the image: it is zero in correspondence of the optical axis of the camera, while it can have positive or negative values for the other pixels

and the figure on their article is this :

So I hope you are on the same page as me, now I have two questions :

1- First how do I exactly calculate the angular position of a given pixel with respect to the optical axis (how to calculate the phi)

2- The camera in my case is rotated on two axis & not just one like their example, like the camera doesn't look exactly to the road but like oriented to one of the sides, more like this one :

So would there be more changes on the formula ? I am not sure how to get the right formula geometrically

I'm looking to scrape tables from multiple, unique URLs that I have listed in a column of an excel sheet. I have the correct code ready to go for scraping from a single url:

I have an array of search words and a second array that needs to be searched, returning true or false depending if any of the strings in the 2nd array contain text from the first. I tried using linq but I can't get it to return true if any of the values in the second array contain more than just those search words. I was thinking of using Regex maybe in combination with the linq query but I'm not sure how that would work. Here is what I was tried

I am trying to get a container image to open on localhost (OpenVAS). I have done the following:

with your help I have been able to create a Tkinter app that saves data using cPickle to binary and I am able to open this data back into the app using a simple drop-down cascade (File Open, File Save, etc).

My question is, in order for the user to open the data, they have to open the exe that I have created, select File-Open, navigate to the binary file and click it. Apparently this is too much for some and they want to open the file by double-clicking the binary file directly. I have saved the binary file in a fictitious .xxx format and I can associate the file to the exe app, however when I launch the file, it opens the Tkinter GUI but nothing happens. Clearly I have to call the open function in order to populate that data. Does anyone know of a way to do something like this? Is it even possible? A way to save data into the binary file and then when opened directly the script looks for a flag of sorts and I can call the open function or am I off base? Thanks

Update

I am having some difficulties in finding text matching in the below dataset (note that Sim is my current output and it is generated by running the code below. It shows the wrong match).

Input JSON is

I have strange user profiles in MySQL users table.

when I type this command:

mysql> SELECT User, Host, authentication_string FROM mysql.user;

this is the output: