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问题 How we can calculate the shape of conv1d layer in PyTorch. IS there any command to calculate size and shape of these layers in PyTorch. nn.Conv1d(depth_1, depth_2, kernel_size=kernel_size_2, stride=stride_size), nn.ReLU(), nn.MaxPool1d(kernel_size=2, stride=stride_size), nn.Dropout(0.25)``` 回答1: The output size can be calculated as shown in the documentation nn.Conv1d - Shape: The batch size remains unchanged and you already know the number of channels, since you specified them when creating

问题 I'm trying to write some Python code that will traverse each directory in the current working directory and report the total size (in bytes) under each directory, regardless of how deep each directory itself goes. This is just for a learning project, I realize there are already other ways to get this information through the shell. Here's some code I have so far: # get name of current working directory start_directory = os.getcwd() # create dictionary to hold the size of each folder in # the

问题 I am trying to find out the size/shape of a DataFrame in PySpark. I do not see a single function that can do this. In Python I can do data.shape() Is there a similar function in PySpark. This is my current solution, but I am looking for an element one row_number = data.count() column_number = len(data.dtypes) The computation of the number of columns is not ideal... 回答1: print((df.count(), len(df.columns))) 回答2: Use df.count() to get the number of rows. 回答3: Add this to the your code: def

问题 I'm pretty new to new C and I wasn't able to find anything related to this (maybe because I'm not really sure what I'm looking for). I'm trying to create a int and a float array without a size (it might be 0 or it might increment while the user use the program). I was trying to do the follow: int bills[]; float totalAmount[]; I can't assign a max size because I'm printing each array with a for loop (If I assign a size of 99 I'll print 99 lines, and I don't want that). I'm pretty sure that

问题 I'd like for the headers of the columns to have a smaller font than the values in the cells so that they're readable (I'll show what I mean in an attached jpeg). Right now everything has the same font size. Example of the table code: fig = plt.figure(figsize=(11, 8.27)) ax = fig.add_subplot(111) ax.axis('off') index_length = len(well_data_table.index) table_1 = well_data_table.iloc[0:30] table_2= well_data_table.iloc[30:60] table_3 = well_data_table.iloc[60:-1] q='lightsalmon' colors3 = [q,q

问题 I'd like for the headers of the columns to have a smaller font than the values in the cells so that they're readable (I'll show what I mean in an attached jpeg). Right now everything has the same font size. Example of the table code: fig = plt.figure(figsize=(11, 8.27)) ax = fig.add_subplot(111) ax.axis('off') index_length = len(well_data_table.index) table_1 = well_data_table.iloc[0:30] table_2= well_data_table.iloc[30:60] table_3 = well_data_table.iloc[60:-1] q='lightsalmon' colors3 = [q,q

问题 I'd like for the headers of the columns to have a smaller font than the values in the cells so that they're readable (I'll show what I mean in an attached jpeg). Right now everything has the same font size. Example of the table code: fig = plt.figure(figsize=(11, 8.27)) ax = fig.add_subplot(111) ax.axis('off') index_length = len(well_data_table.index) table_1 = well_data_table.iloc[0:30] table_2= well_data_table.iloc[30:60] table_3 = well_data_table.iloc[60:-1] q='lightsalmon' colors3 = [q,q

问题 In the below code: c := "fool" d := []byte("fool") fmt.Printf("c: %T, %d\n", c, unsafe.Sizeof(c)) // 16 bytes fmt.Printf("d: %T, %d\n", d, unsafe.Sizeof(d)) // 24 bytes To decide the datatype needed to receive JSON data from CloudFoundry, am testing above sample code to understand the memory allocation for []byte vs string type. Expected size of string type variable c is 1 byte x 4 ascii encoded letter = 4 bytes, but the size shows 16 bytes. For byte type variable d , GO embeds the string in

问题 I've been reading a lot about this issue in here and other websites, but I haven't manage to find a proper solution on how to increase the images size limit which is set to 10GB by default. A bit of background informations. I'm building a docker container : https://bitbucket.org/efestolab/docker-buildgaffer Which download and builds a consistent set of libraries on top of a centos image. (takes a horrible amount of time and space to build) The problem is that every single time I try to build

问题 I've been reading a lot about this issue in here and other websites, but I haven't manage to find a proper solution on how to increase the images size limit which is set to 10GB by default. A bit of background informations. I'm building a docker container : https://bitbucket.org/efestolab/docker-buildgaffer Which download and builds a consistent set of libraries on top of a centos image. (takes a horrible amount of time and space to build) The problem is that every single time I try to build