Hello everyone, I am new to Python and I am trying to learn by playing around with datasets. I am trying to find sports centres with an average rating of more than 4 and rating count of more than 50. Could someone please offer some advice, thanks. Doc_skjones ..read more

This is a Graphical Python app, that kind of acts as a low level operating system you run within your actual operating system, it is open source and free to download on GitHub Here ..read more

I wrote a Python script that included the python-swiftclient module to connect to the OpenStack Object Storage and upload some files to the container after reading the python-swiftclient documentation: https://docs.openstack.org/python-swiftclient/latest/client-api.html It works great if I upload a file that ends with the extension .gz however, I'm getting some errors when it comes to the compressed file that ends with the extension .tar.bz2. I've included the Python script and the... Read more ..read more

Python : Rock Paper Scissors Game the source code is included ..read more

I have CT images (512x512x84) and the labels are those CT images but segmented after I used ITK_snap to "Paint" an specific tissue (Ocular tissue) , the image files are stored in train_images and the labels in Train_Labels, then i create a dictionary to which i create a dataset and apply the MONAI transforms , the issue is when i try to use densenet 121 or any other model, after the transforms I get that the tensor size is [1,1,512,512,1] , when i introduce this datasets into the model i... Read more ..read more

We have all the subsets of the set {1, 2, ..., n} for some natural number n. We define the ordering of these subsets as follows: The empty set has rank 0. Following are all the sets whose smallest element is 1. These are first ordered by cardinality, and sets of the same cardinality are then ordered lexicographically. Following are all the sets whose smallest element is 2. These are first ordered by cardinality, and sets of the same cardinality are then ordered... Read more ..read more

I am really enjoying myself learning Python3. But now i seem to have hit a brick wall and cannot find a way around it. I have been practicing the little i know of python3 with a simple little script called "practice.py" as follows: Code: #!/usr/bin/env python3 # practice = ["Billy", "John", "Peter", "Simon", "Kevin"] print(*practice, sep='\n') Which returned the following: Billy John Peter Simon Kevin Flushed with success i decided to add another name to the list "a"... Read more ..read more

I am really enjoying myself learning Python3. But now i seem to have hit a brick wall and cannot find a way around it. I have been practicing the little i know of python3 with a simple little script called "practice.py" as follows: Code: #!/usr/bin/env python3 # practice = ["Billy", "John", "Peter", "Simon", "Kevin"] print(*practice, sep='\n') Which returned the following: Billy John Peter Simon Kevin Flushed with success i decided to add another name to the list using: Code ..read more

Is there any way to get a variable to act like a pointer in python? Heres a little code to describe the gist of what Im trying to do. Python: name = 'Matt' score = 0 player = {'name': name, 'score': score} # This is what I want to act as a pointer # ******** FAKE GAME ********** score += 10 # 10 points added to score print(player) # This will not print out the updated score I know the correct way to go about this is to make it an object of a class but this is just a random example. Its not... Read more ..read more

The following is my code to remotely connect to a network device (cisco router), It currently is not functional, but I don’t see any errors. It also needs to be able to "Configure a loopback and at least one other interface with an appropriate IP address on a router within your topology. Configure OSPF protocol on a network device within the topology and advertise appropriately. I have tried to run the code on Netlab to connect to the router remoutly, the connection intially works, but... Read more ..read more