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Score of 2
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I am using the locuszoom() function from the topr R package. However, the legend, that is created automatically is not correct, as it doesn't show the legend for the dark blue color and the labels are ...
Advice
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3 replies
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What is the practical difference between a property and a knowledge graph? Context: My use case appears to be different that that of most people. I am a social science researcher studying social ...
Advice
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5 replies
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I am learned algorithm of dfs and everything but still I have a doubt when this question came up. Even I know how to do it. But I didn't able to solve. I know the solution but I need someone to teach ...
Best practices
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1 replies
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I need in algorithm that can find on mesh (or binary mask) the shortest loop to cut it off and transform handles to simple branches. Another way to say it: I want to find minimal cycle-to-cut that ...
Score of 2
1 answer
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I am working with Vasco Asturiano’s incredible 3d-force-graph, and having trouble devising a proper switch command (or if/else statement) for the following: In the following MRE, you will see that ....
Advice
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4 replies
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I am trying to develop a ladder logic IDE similar to Siemens TIA Portal. While doing this, I’ve been struggling a lot with aligning PLC ladder contacts and blocks. I have spent a long time researching ...
Score of 2
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119 views

I am able to successfully apply sensitivity labels to Microsoft Exchange emails by setting the following two extended properties via Graph or EWS: msip_labels and X-MS-Exchange-Organization-...
Advice
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4 replies
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I have been learning graphs recently, but I’m not able to understand how graph loops work. The main problem I’m facing is that there are so many algorithms , if I start learning one, I forget what I ...
Score of 3
1 answer
107 views

I am working with a graph of 11 nodes (representing friends) using NetworkX. I manually divided the graph into two groups, and I want to find the edges that connect these two groups (cut edges). Here ...
Best practices
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4 replies
132 views

I have a multigraph class in Python that is used as a base for simple undirected, unlooped graphs. I wrote my own graph6 parser based on the advice in the SO post. NetworkX implements it in a similar ...
Score of 1
1 answer
92 views

I have this code that produces a nice plot library(forecast) fit <- auto.arima(WWWusage) fc <- forecast(fit, h=20, level=95) qf <- matrix(0, nrow=99, ncol=20) m <- fc$...
Best practices
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2 replies
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I want to preface this by saying I am a complete amateur to web development of any kind and this is my first foray into web development of any kind, so please forgive any dumb questions or assumptions ...
Score of -3
2 answers
284 views

Many years ago I wrote some monitoring tool that collects data using RRD (actually using perl module RRDs. The OS at that time was SLES 10 (rrdtool 1.2012 and rrdtool 1.3007). Since upgrading to SLES ...
Score of 1
1 answer
140 views

I have an array of data showing years and percents and I'm trying to draw a bar graph using d3. I can get a single bar drawn if I feed in numbers that I know will work, but when I'm using the x and y ...
Advice
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1 replies
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I'm fairly new to node-red and still trying to learn how it works. I'm populating a table with my homebrige devices with the on and off times which allows me to keep track of consumptions and working ...

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