Month: September 2022

[Solved] How to represent DNA sequences for neural networks?

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Why not learn the numerical representations for each base? This is a common problem in Neural Machine Translation, where we seek to encode “words” with a meaning as (naively) numbers. The core idea is that different words should not be represented with simple numbers, but with a learned dense vector. The process of finding this … Read more

[Solved] Mousehover on JavaScript [closed]

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You can’t manipulate the buttons on the native prompt/alert/confirm dialogues but you can create your own. Here’s some quick code using “vanilla” JS but it can be done a lot easier with jquery or any other front end framework. // Helper function to sort of emulate the confirm box const ask = question => { … Read more

[Solved] Build a list of the names of students currently enrolled in a number of units strictly greater than the unitThreshold

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If I’m understanding you correctly, you’re supposed to get a list of students who are enrolled in >= unitThreshold number of units? If so, this should help: for (String studentName : courseListsByStudentName.keySet()) { int units = 0; List<Course> courses = courseListsByStudentName.get(studentName); for (Course course : courses) { units += course.getNumUnits(); } if (units > unitThreshold) … Read more

[Solved] wrong output in armstrong number program in c

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for each value sum has to be zero that is first correction.and i has to be assigned to variable temp because i value has to be checked if it is armstrong number or not.do the changes it will work. #include<stdio.h> int main() { int i, rem, sum=0, temp; for(i=0; i<1000; i++) { temp = i; … Read more

[Solved] I am creating a page which involves creating a new html table every time depending on the selected option ,how to go about it?

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Ok, you wrote api handler for option number 2: “Device Assign policies”. Then, handler returns json response which converts to the table and appends to the body. Next, as I got, you need to handle other options from select. And those options also are related to the same table from previous response. So, by clicking … Read more

[Solved] JSON Structural Difference

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First and foremost, the example JSONs are not valid JSONs because keys in JSON has to be enclosed in “. However, if you do have two valid JSON strings, you could parse them into a dictionary, then compare the structure of the dictionary using this function: def equal_dict_structure(dict1, dict2): # If one of them, or … Read more

[Solved] Reverse a singly linked list in Java

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There are 2 problems: you are not saving the new head once it is returned (when you reach the end of the list), so the returned head is always going to be the one of the first stack of recursion, which is the original first node; you are not assigning node.next to null on the … Read more

[Solved] Check for improper angle bracket usage (not in tags) in inline Javadoc in IntelliJ IDEA

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According to Serge Baranov from JetBrain’s support team: It’s a known limitation, please vote for https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/v2/issue/IDEA-165488. The issue’s description reads as expected: Idea’s ‘HTML problems in Javadoc (DocLint)’ does not report any problems in the following javadoc: /** * a < b > c */ void test(); However, javadoc generation will fail in this case: … Read more