i am a newbie in tensorflow.
Therefore I have a question about the following article: https://blog.tensorflow.org/2019/03/regression-with-probabilistic-layers-in.html
How to consider multiple inputs in the Model?
Thank you for your Support in this case!
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I'm working on a description of a scenario by using sequence diagram. and i would like to define the metamodel without having all the uml element for the SD. Kind of creation of my own SD. the problem is i don't know the steps to follow. does anybody know how i should start?
Have you checked the documentation found at: https://www.eclipse.org/sirius/doc/specifier/sequences/Sequence%20Diagrams.html
Jinja2 has an utilities named contextfilter.
I cannot find any document about this filter in Jinja2 site
Can anyone help me to explain when we use this function?
Thank you
It says right there on the page that it is a decorator for marking context dependent filters. I guess it is used to limit a dimensional report to the context of a particular member of a hierarchy. I hope this answers your question.
I am using asyncdynamo library to interact with Amazon Dynamo DB. I can successfully get items using get_item() but don't know how to format a query for it. I have tried different patterns but got no luck. The Library itself doesn't have any documentation to provide the information on this.
If someone else has used and made queries using asyncdynamo then please help.
The lack of documentation for Asyncdynamo really kills the usefulness of the project. You might consider using Dynochemy instead, since at least it has some examples:
https://github.com/rhettg/Dynochemy
i have a exlipse plugin which can call a service and the user has to sepcifie the values of the parameters for it. these parameters may be complex.
i was thinking what would be the best way to provide input for them.
I know about the structure of the data type so something like a json template where the user would just fill out the values came to my mind.
But maybe there is a better solution and/or related work on that subject.
best regards
Well, your question is kind of vague, but if I understand you correctly, the common way to do what you need, in eclipse plugin and RCP development, is to define a model and bind data to it using JFace Data Binding. Lars Vogel wrote a good tutorial on this subject.
SSIS developer documentation is notoriously terse, and I've scoured Google looking for an answer on this...
What is the MappedColumnID property (available on input, output and external metadata columns) all about? It doesn't appear to do anything useful.
Perhaps to rephrase the question... how do I achieve mappings between meta data columns and input / output columns? I know about the ExternalMetaDataColumnID property... but then how/where does MappedColumnID come into play?
Moreover, components like the OLEDB destination have a column mapping editor which appears in both the component UI as well as in the advanced editor. How is this achieved?
MappedColumnID is just an alternative way of identifying the columns instead of using there names.
From MSDN
The use of these properties is not required. These properties provide an easier way for developers to associate related columns, such as input and output columns, in custom data flow components.