Resources and packages to learn with flask?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62wzap/resources_and_packages_to_learn_with_flask/
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Resources and packages to learn with flask? • r/Python
I want to learn some basic web/database login and data interaction stuff. Currently looking at flask, friend recomended sqlAlchemy with a...
Do you feel like you are actively avoiding for-loop in favour of list transformation?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62y4ln/do_you_feel_like_you_are_actively_avoiding/
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Do you feel like you are actively avoiding for-loop in... • r/Python
I.e. Substituted a for with use of map filter reduce I would feel itchy when seeing for loop in my code. Something I would rather do multiple...
How to suggest adding a context manager to an API?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62yeo5/how_to_suggest_adding_a_context_manager_to_an_api/
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How to suggest adding a context manager to an API? • r/Python
There's an API I'm using that requires a bunch of credentials to open a connection. I wrote a context manager so that all I have to do is pass it...
Keras Masking for RNN with Varying Time Steps: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42353056/keras-masking-for-rnn-with-varying-time-steps
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Keras Masking for RNN with Varying Time Steps
I'm trying to fit an RNN in Keras using sequences that have varying time lengths. My data is in a Numpy array with format (sample, time, feature) = (20631, max_time, 24) where max_time is determine...
How to deal with API response: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43101703/how-to-deal-with-api-response
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How to deal with API response
I was able to connect to Mind Body api and run a simple command to get all clients data
from Helper.ClientService import ClientServiceCalls
calls = ClientServiceCalls()
clients = calls.GetAllCli...
from Helper.ClientService import ClientServiceCalls
calls = ClientServiceCalls()
clients = calls.GetAllCli...
How does `MonitoredTrainingSession()` work with "restore" and "testing mode"?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43104992/how-does-monitoredtrainingsession-work-with-restore-and-testing-mode
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How does `MonitoredTrainingSession()` work with "restore" and "testing mode"?
In Tensorflow, we could build and create multiple Tensorflow Sessions using Between-graph Replication for distributed training. MonitoredTrainingSession() coordinates multiple Tensorflow Sessions, ...
Python - 3D Medical Image Registration Libraries: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42967918/python-3d-medical-image-registration-libraries
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Python - 3D Medical Image Registration Libraries
What are some libraries in Python that have the ability to read CT model files with extensions such as .vtk or .stl and perform 3D image registration with normal videos. I have found many softwares...
PYEMOJIFY ASCII ART EMOJI using The Senate aka Palpatine: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62ywro/pyemojify_ascii_art_emoji_using_the_senate_aka/
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PYEMOJIFY ASCII ART EMOJI using The Senate aka Palpatine • r/Python
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Best way to fill a 3D array from a fixed width format file?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62z9v5/best_way_to_fill_a_3d_array_from_a_fixed_width/
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Best way to fill a 3D array from a fixed width format file? • r/Python
Any comments or ideas on how to fill the array? The data for the array begins part way into the file. The file is read in as a pandas data frame....
Pext is a searchable GUI frontend to python modules: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62zewj/pext_is_a_searchable_gui_frontend_to_python/
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Pext is a searchable GUI frontend to python modules • r/Python
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Python's Instance, Class, and Static Methods Demystified: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/62zxc6/pythons_instance_class_and_static_methods/
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What is a good book to get to know the nitty gritty of Python?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6307sf/what_is_a_good_book_to_get_to_know_the_nitty/
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What is a good book to get to know the nitty gritty of... • r/Python
I want something that is like [You Don't Know JS](https://github.com/getify/You-Dont-Know-JS), but for Python. I have been self teaching myself...
Query Graph - Package ("language") for joining data from different database types (e.g. Postgres -> Mongo Db) - Useful?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6314fi/query_graph_package_language_for_joining_data/
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Query Graph - Package ("language") for joining data... • r/Python
Query Graph is a side project I've been working on for the past little while (for fun). It lets you join data from any number of different...
Raspberry Pi for detecting visitors at home ?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/631uez/raspberry_pi_for_detecting_visitors_at_home/
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Raspberry Pi for detecting visitors at home ? • r/Python
So, im coming up with an idea, that will allow me to see who either rang my door bell or whoever comes in close proximity from the door, i don't...
Apply a method to a list of objects in parallel using multi-processing: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43002766/apply-a-method-to-a-list-of-objects-in-parallel-using-multi-processing
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Apply a method to a list of objects in parallel using multi-processing
I have created a class with a number of methods. One of the methods is very time consuming, my_process, and I'd like to do that method in parallel. I came across Python Multiprocessing - apply class