Has anyone implemented Convolution3d nn in Julia. From a prebuilt package or from scratch.
ML libraries like Flux and Mocha do not have the implementation. I also tried GitHub repos which build a Keras wrapper on top of Flux and also direct import from python via Pycall. Unfortunately none works.
Please let me know. Thanks!!
ImageFiltering has arbitrary-dimensional convolutions.
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I want to use Kernel LDA in julia 1.6.1.
I found the repo.
https://github.com/remusao/LDA.jl
I read READEME.md, and I typed
] add LDA
. But it does not work.
The following package names could not be resolved:
LDA (not found in project, manifest or registry
Also, I tried all of the following commands, still does not work.
add https://github.com/remusao/LDA.jl
add https://github.com/remusao/LDA.jl.git
Pkg.clone("https://github.com/remusao/LDA.jl.git")
What is the problem? How can I install LDA.jl in my julia?
The package you have linked, https://github.com/remusao/LDA.jl, has had no commits in over eight years. Among other things, it lacks a Project.toml file, which is necessary for installation in modern Julia.
Since Julia was only about one year old and at version 0.2 back in 2013 when this package last saw maintenance, the language has also changed drastically in this time such that the code in this package would likely no longer function even if you could get it to install.
If you can't find any alternative to this package for your work, forking it and upgrading it to work with modern Julia would be a nice intermediate-beginner project.
I've built an internal package on top of vis.js that packages itself as both cjs and mjs. The package runs fine on its own. However, when I import and attempt to use it I get a vis_network__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_2__.DataSet error.
I've tried importing DataSet from various subdirs of vis-network and vis-data. But, I haven't had any luck. What else can I try?
Figured it out. All I had to do was install vis-data separately as opposed to relying on the package installed with vis-network.
I have some problems with creating package, can you please spot my mistake?
I followed instruction below :
1.Create functions I want in my package
2.Open new project -> R package
3.Create as many R documentation as many functions I implemented, and then put them into man folder
4.Press Ctr+Shift+B to install package.
The warning I'm facing is
Warning: C:/Program Files/R/R-3.6.3/library/mypackage/man/myfun2.Rd:62: All text must be in a section
I search internet about solution to that problem but I found only involved instructions containing other approach. Is there possibility how to fix this ? Or other approach with using other packages is crucial (as roxygen).
Thanks in advance
You should not write the manual pages yourself. You should use roxygen code to write the manual elements in your function R files, then use devtools::document() to generate the manual pages. See here for examples: https://keithmcnulty.github.io/r_package_training/index.html#1
I installed Julia 1.0, and want to make a simple plot. The first step is to type this on Julia:
Pkg.add("PyPlot")
However, an error occurs:
ERROR: UndefVarError: Pkg not defined.
The same thing happens when I type:
Pkg.status()
What's the best way to install a package in Julia? I use MacOS.
In Julia 1.0, there are two ways to install a package. First, you can do
using Pkg
Pkg.add("Packagename")
Second, you can use the Pkg REPL mode by pressing ] (similar to ?, help mode, and ;, shell mode):
(v1.0) pkg> add Packagename
You can find more information here: https://docs.julialang.org/en/stable/stdlib/Pkg/#
and here (live demo): https://youtu.be/GBi__3nF-rM?t=28m1s
Julia 1.0 is brand new. It has been released a few days ago, so some packages aren't yet compatible with 1.0. Sometimes it helps to install the master branch of a package instead of the last tagged release. On my machine I had to do
(v1.0) pkg> add LaTeXStrings#master
(v1.0) pkg> add PyPlot
to get PyPlot to work. Hope this helps.
UPDATE: LaTeXStrings has been updated (tagged). The first line above is therefore not necessary anymore.
UPDATE2: Another (shorter) live demo can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76KL8aSz0Sg
UPDATE3: There is a third way of interacting with the package manager, namely "pkg strings":
using Pkg
pkg"add Packagename"
As someone new to Julia, my initial confusion on the Julia 1.0 package manager was directly related to the OP's problem. I have not used pre-Julia 1.0 REPL's, but it would appear that it used to be that Pkg.add("Example") worked right out of the box--no using Pkg was required. There are examples floating around the web of this being the way to get started. The new Julia user, like me, might not initially be aware of this change.
However, the Julia 1.0 REPL requires the user to explicitly state using Pkg before employing the Pkg.add.("Example") command.
I'm playing a bit with Meteor and got stuck with a problem here. I'm using Meteor 1.2 btw.
I'm implementing a cardgame, so as I read over the interwebs as a good practice, I started separating my app features in packages.
I did an app-lib package to wire my dependencies. That package is then required by other packages in the app, so in the case that I have to update some package's version, it updates for all the packages that use it at once.
In this app-lib package I api.imply() the dependencies that I want to expose, to the other packages that use it. Right now, I have just one other package that is a board package that api.use() the api-lib, but I'm getting the following error on app startup:
"Object [object Object] has no method 'helpers'"
This error goes for a Collection and has to do with the dburles:collection-helpers package I think.
The things I tried to solve the problem:
Check that app-lib has dburles:collection-helpers on the api.imply()
Include dburles:collection-helpers in the main app
Include dburles:collection-helpers in the 'board' package
The problem persists. It's important to notice that before I extracted the packages, all the dependencies were in the main app and everything worked fine.
I think maybe the problem has to with some load order stuff that I'm not familiar with.
Any guesses?
try remove the package and install it again? As far i know meteor sets the