It looks like your algorithm for removing elements from the vectors contained in the "container" vector is wrong. you have 1 2 3 4 5 6 //delete first element after readingif(container[i].size() > 1) { container[
template <typename INT, typename T> void removeIndicesFromVector(std::vector<T>& v, std::vector<INT>& rm ) { std::for_each(rm.crbegin(), rm.crend(), [&v](auto index) { v.erase(begin(v) + index); }); } Plus surely (for this implementation and the others above), replace ...
By default, the resize function adds zeros to the trailing side of the numeric vector. Get A = [1; 3; 5; 7]; B1 = resize(A,6) B1 = 6×1 1 3 5 7 0 0 Resize the vector to two elements. By default, resize removes elements from the trailing side. Get B2 = resize(A,2...
B = trimdata(A,m) trims A to size m by removing elements from the trailing side of A. For example, for a scalar size m: If A is a vector, then trimdata(A,m) trims A to length m. If A is a matrix, table, or timetable, then trimdata(A,m) trims A to have m rows. If...
data.c, Top: the frequency ofP < 0.05 obtained from DE analysis between samples with low and high library size. Bottom: Scatter plot shows silhouette coefficients and ARI for mixing samples from two different key time intervals.d, Top: a plot showing the vector correlation coefficient ...
const std::vector<App::DocumentObject*>& objects = Elements.getValues(); const std::vector<std::string>& subElements = Elements.getSubValues(); @@ -115,24 +109,27 @@ void MeasureLength::recalculateLength() App::SubObjectT subject {objects.at(i), subElements.at(i).c_str()}; auto...
The vector dt also consists of negative elements of the differences between x and zt−1 (Fig. 3a). The corrected data x* is achieved by subtracting finally fitted baseline z from original data x (Fig. 3b). Here, the maximum iterative time and λ are respectively set to 20 and 107 by...
It has now been about a month and a half, and Chromium is almost 2 versions past M94 where these changes were made. I am unaware of any reported issues. I think it might now be safe to declare victory in removing this fingerprinting vector. ...
(1) Layer 1: the nodes are the elements of the sets X and I. (2) Layer 2: the nodes are the elements of the set Y. (3) We have an edge xi→ yj if and only if yj is a column name of the database xi. From now on this relation will be expressed as yj∈ xi. (4) Ev...
Spatial structure elements maintain spaces (like building stories or rooms) or they decompose hierarchical structures. A geometric context can be assigned, but usually the semantic aspect is used exclusively. Instead, instances of IfcElement represent physically existing elements and should always contain...