truncation

问题 In JAGS I'd like to define a Poisson distribution for parameter w[i] which is also truncated (greater than or equal to 2) if another parameter, e[i], is greater than 0. Essentially I want it to represent: w[i] ~ ifelse( e[i] > 0, dpois(mu) T(2,) , dpois(mu) ) I've tried using the step function by adapting the code that was given in response to someone else's post which was requesting something similar: Choosing Different Distributions based on if - else condition in WinBugs/JAGS But this

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来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61356436/request-truncated-for-large-string-body-in-spring-boot-rest-service

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61356436/request-truncated-for-large-string-body-in-spring-boot-rest-service

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问题 I have an HTML email (with the following HTML in it) to be sent to our user base, the email sends correctly. I have some lines that are very long, and the text needs to fit in a fixed layout and text longer than 3 lines needs to be truncated. Is there any way to truncate text in HTML? I try to set overflow: hidden but it does not truncate the long line. <td valign="top" height="85" style="padding:0"> <p style=" text-align:justify; height:85px; font-family: Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, sans-serif;

问题 I'd need to get a html friendly version of a truncated Xhtmlstring as the tag endings might get clipped when truncated. Any ideas on how to achieve this? I've thought of just getting rid of all tags first and then clipping but is there a solution for this inside episerver or is this just basic string-manipulation with regex? 回答1: There is a built-in helper function in the TextIndexer class called StripHtml which can be used to remove any tags to end up with plain text before truncating: var

问题 While importing data from the web in Excel 2019 choosing Data>Get Data>From Other Sources>From Web , the last (trailing) zeros of numbers are being truncated resulting in the following 'Import' column: EU Import | Desired 968,8 | 968800 891,01 | 891010 413,47 | 413470 410,3 | 410300 43,25 | 43250 17,8 | 17800 15,05 | 15050 3,61 | 3610 6,05 | 6050 4,9 | 4900 US Import | Desired 968.8 | 968800 891.01 | 891010 413.47 | 413470 410.3 | 410300 43.25 | 43250 17.8 | 17800 15.05 | 15050 3.61 | 3610 6

问题 I implemented a standard form FIR Filter in VHDL. My goal was to create a low pass with a cutoff frequency at 5kHz. The ADC hands me a new sample about every 20us, so with a frequency of about 50kHz. My analog input signal is a 200Hz sine wave with an additional 5500Hz sine wave. What I expect from the FIR filter is to filter out the high frequency. The FIR should work without any software, just digital Hardware. From the ADC, I receive a 12 Bit Input. The DAC also works with 12 Bit to

问题 Edit 2 : I was debugging a strange test failure when a function previously residing in a C++ source file but moved into a C file verbatim, started to return incorrect results. The MVE below allows to reproduce the problem with GCC. However, when I, on a whim, compiled the example with Clang (and later with VS), I got a different result! I cannot figure out whether to treat this as a bug in one of the compilers, or as manifestation of undefined result allowed by C or C++ standard. Strangely,