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Let's say I have n arrays (right now I have 4 but that might go up) and they're supposed to be of the same size, but since I'm fetching them from outside the code I want to be sure std::vector<int&...
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I tried to import some MD files into PolarDB vector database. Some files hit errors like follow: Failed file: monthly_2021_07_05.md Log file: import_with_errors.log Error context: 2025-10-28 17:23:07,...
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I have two vectors of equal length, one integer vector and one boolean vector. I want to calculate the product of elements in the integer vector where the corresponding boolean vector has consecutive ...
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I implemented a simple 2D array wrapper using a single contiguous std::vector and, benchmarked it against std::vector<std::vector<>>. Surprisingly, array2d is just slightly faster! #...
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I have a DolphinDB table with an array vector column. I need to remove duplicate rows based on subset relationships within that column. Sample Input: sym prices a [3,4,5,6] a [3,4,5] a [2,4,5,6] a [5,...
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print(krit) names weight 1 may 36 2 mayer 49 3 mayo 35 4 mali 50 > mean(krit$weight) [1] 42.5 > typeof(weight) [1] "double" > typeof(names) [1] "character&...
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I was trying to do something for a project where I create two random 3D vectors, project them onto a 2D plane by removing their x-component, taking the dot product between the two to find their ...
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This is the program I am using: fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(4, 4)) t, dt = np.linspace(-4, 4, 10, retstep=True) x = t y = t**3 - 9*t xy = np.stack((x, y), axis=1) n = len(xy) d1ydx1 = np....
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I am working to practice on some simple parameterized curve given by: import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(6, 3)) t = np.linspace(-4, 4, 100) x = t y = ...
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I am using the cross-sectional engine and need to store multiple rows of fields as a single array vector. However, I have encountered several issues during the process: The scenarios I attempted are ...
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I tried using the std::getline() function with a vector, and I want to make something that turns the following user input: 3 AA AA BB BB CC CC into the following output: AA AA, BB BB, and CC CC [...
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I'm trying to estimate the population growth of a population with different growths rates, shown below r <-c(0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9) I'm trying to fill N_List with the ...
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I'm working with DolphinDB V3.00.3 and need to transform a vector by duplicating each element consecutively, while keeping the original order and final vector length the same as the input.​ Example​ ...
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I have to import ecu extract ARXML file into the COMASSO toolchain. I find the option in file->import->BCT->EcuExtract. when I try to import ecu extract then tool requires .oaw and .ext files ...
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Apart from the known safety concerns documented for unsafeFreeze / unsafeThaw, is there any issue using these functions with non-pinned backing data (that is, as I understand everything except Vector....
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I want to compute the mean vector of a vector field in avizo, but I'm struggling. I extracted the eigenvectors of my tensor with the module 'extract eigenvector', whih resulted in multiple vector ...
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I am trying to demonstrate that $v_1 + t(v_2 - v_1)$ is a parameterized line using vectors $p_k=v_1 + \frac{k}{8}(v_2 - v_1)$ for $k=0\ldots 8$ with tails at the origin, and then the vector $u=v_2-v_1$...
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Take this: std::vector<std::vector<uint8_t>> v_data; The internal vectors store bytes of around (~256 bytes each). There are about (15-20) of these vectors stored in the containing ...
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I am trying to read a TTree from a ROOT file and copy some variables into a flat tree. And it works just fine for a lot of variables (as for ntracks in the example below), but when it comes to a ...
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I have a 1D NumPy array, and I want to find the index of the last non-zero element. The vector consists only of 1s and 0s, not sure if this is relevant information. For example: import numpy as np ...
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After some extensive search I could not find a clear answer to the following issue. When one is to compare the 1D (vector<type>) vs 2D (<vector<vector<type>>>) vector ...
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I'm trying to implement the use of vectors in my application. I raised the version of Spring boot to 4.0.0-M1. This also gives me hibernate 7. Added EXTENSION vector to Postgres Added dependency: &...
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I have been developing a POC application to load a PDF into the Autodesk GUIViewer3D, and using a custom extension, draw PolygonPaths and PolylinePaths over the PDF. My extension is simple, it adds a ...
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I want to load 4 floats per thread. I know they are not 16 byte aligned. What is the best way to do this? Specific conditions: I cannot align the array without replicating the data because other ...
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My problem is the following : std::vector<struct pollfd> vec = { ... }; // Actually a member variable on a Server object for (auto iter = vec.begin(); iter != vec.end(); ) { if (...
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I am very new at the ST monad, and have reached my wits end in trying to correct the error in the code below. I have a buildChain function, which we can assume works, takes an Int and returns a list ...
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I'm having trouble deflecting a projectile (Fireball) when it enters the trigger of an object (Shield / Deflector). This is a 3d game with a top-down view, it should only deflect in the x and z ...
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I want to add properties window with auto properties based on struct fields. I'am downcasting every field, but for Vec<> and Option<> I have to duplicate all code, how can I automatically ...
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I'm using a Jquery library JSVectorMap (https://jvm-docs.vercel.app/docs/available-maps) to generate interactive SVG-based maps and add markers to them based on coordinates. This works great and I ...
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If vectors are stored contiguously, as long as they are not made smaller or reallocated, any iterator pointing to an element within it should be valid. The following code would be defined: #include &...
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I am working on a system that parses psd file into json so I can create the layers in our data structure. I use ag-psd for the parsing. ag-psd In the docs there is this snippet // complex parsing ...
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I want to understand lifetimes and the elision rules better. Suppose we want to extend a Vec<i32> (really Vec<&i32>) fn extend_vector( v: &mut Vec<&i32>, x: &...
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Solution requirements: Pre C++11 Statements: Function someFunction exists, that accepts 2D vector as vector of string vectors: vector2d. Class someClass exists, that contains 1D vector of strings: ...
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i have a very simple image Image( imageVector = vectorResource(Res.drawable.swords), contentDescription = null, modifier = Modifier.width(82.dp) .clip(shape = ...
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I have this class: class Socket { [...] pollfd* fdPtr; }; And I have a Manager class that creates the actual pollfd objects and adds them to a std::vector named pollFdsVec, to then poll on ...
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Suppose I have the following list of vector List <- list(c(1:3), c(4:6), c(7:9)) To get the required result I have the following code in Rcpp totalCpp <- {"#include <Rcpp.h> using ...
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I have a Vector, M, with size N and a Tensor, d, with size NxNxD. My aim is to perform the matrix multication M*d[i,:,:] for each i to get a new matrix with size nxD. Now I could just do it like this: ...
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I've been hunting for what I would hope would be a std function, but can't find it. I'm looking for function or method that gives vector overlaps. So, assuming the two vectors: let my_vector1 = ["...
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For Vec2, Vec3, and others from Data.Vector.Fixed.Boxed, I see a Functor instance, so something like this type-checks: fff :: B.Vec2 Int -> B.Vec2 Int fff = fmap (+1) and fmap is just Data.Vector....
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I have 2 vectors as below Vec1 = c(1,2,3,4) names(Vec1) = c('Val1', 'Val2', 'Val3', 'Val4') Vec2 = c(10, 11) names(Vec2) = c('Val2', 'Val4') Is there any easy way to subtract Vec2 from Vec1 based on ...
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I thought the point of emplace_back was to forward arguments to the constructor instead of constructing a temporary object, but here it gives me a long nasty compiler error I can't interpret, whereas ...
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I have been trying to integrate boost geometry into a project but run into an issue when I return a polygon geometry from my custom class. The following is a minimal example that reproduces what I am ...
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I have the following strings: remove_none <- "B,B,C,C,D" remove_A <- "B,B,C,C,A" remove_only_one <- "B,A,C,A,C,A" I want to remove only one A if there is at ...
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Suppose we want to generate and store a large number of integers. We dont know exactly how many, but we know that we wont have more than some significantly larger number. If we use a std::vector to ...
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I'm trying to understand the difference between the vector.similarity.cosine Cypher function and the gds.similarity.cosine function in Neo4j. According to the Neo4j documentation, both are used to ...
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I have setup a Custom Embedder to use with knowledge and tools, but keep getting the error: litellm.AuthenticationError: AuthenticationError: OpenAIException - The api_key client option must be set ...
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I'm working with a vector database (qdrant) and using semantic search via embeddings (Sentence Transformers). My use case involves queries like: "Give animals other than cats" or "List ...
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I want to write a Snowflake scripting block where I embed some text, then do some cosine similarity search. Ideally I would like to be able to assign the embedded text to a variable so I can re-use in ...
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I'm working with vectors and need to find the index (or position) of a specific value within a vector. I want to know if there's a built-in function that returns the index of the element I'm looking ...
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std::vector<std::vector<bool>> grid(4, std::vector<bool>(4, true)); std::for_each(grid.begin(), grid.end(), [](auto& row) { std::for_each(row.begin(), row.end(), [](auto& ...
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