I have currently worked on machine learning model and i used CNN model for it. My project is signature detection in which each folder contains users signature(10 signature per user). I want to assign label and id to folder. structure is as follow
Data-> Train-> user1 user2 user3
This is hard coded in program. It is cool for limited user but whenever number of user increase it create problem. So i want dynamically manage it. Help me out how can i manage dataset and gives label to folder with id to retrieve user information.
how can i load a directory of png in tensorflow? Looks similar to your problem,
tf.train.match_filenames_once("/home/xxx/Desktop/stackoverflow/images/*/*.png"))
instead try this :
tf.train.match_filenames_once("/your/path/Data/Train/user*"))
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I want to display the record in custom created related list of all users having saming manager in servicenow. For e.g. Abel, Jack has manager Adel, so when I open Adel record I should be able to see the Abel user and Jack user.
This is the script I used and don't know how it will execute in related list:
var gr = new GlideRecord('sys_user');
gr.addQuery('user_name','abel');
gr.query();
gr.next();
gs.print(gr.getDisplayValue('manager'));
I tried this is in Scripts Background option in Application Navigator
You shouldn't need to code for this. If you want to add a related list of user's the current user manages. It will list as "Users" but you can change that label in the related list configuration.
If you meant to do this by code, you'd need to a scripted relationship the data. Here's some information on that. https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/newyork-platform-user-interface/page/administer/form-administration/task/t_CreateDefinedRelatedLists.html
I have a multi-user website and each user has own data which I can store on s3.
I want to integrate(embed) QuickSight to my website, in that way so each user able to see own data.
I want to have one analysis to be able to modify if for all users.
Are there some recommendations on how to achieve this?
Firstly, you will need to add the user's identifier (email, name, generated ID, whatever) to each row that belongs to them in the S3 data. I'm kind of assuming that you are storing the data in a tabular format (e.g. CSV) but let me know if I'm wrong. So let's assume you added this user identifier as a new column called userId.
Secondly, you will need to generate a manifest file that points to all of your users' S3 files.
Then, create a new data set, pointing to that manifest.
Then, you will need to create another new data set that ties a QuickSight UserName to the new userId column you have added. You will need to maintain this data set somehow, but fortunately the QuickSight UserName has a pattern to it (something like embed_role\user_name).
An example of this new data set might look like
UserName,userId
your_embed_role\user3479125,user3479125
Once you have this data set you can attach it to the S3 data set created earlier as row-level-security (RLS). You can think of QuickSight as performing an inner join on userId between the RLS data set and the actual visual data set, thus limiting the data to the given UserName.
I am working for a hospital and must create a form which MDs can use to submit accounts of child abuse. I must use Microsoft Access.
I have created the form itself, but I must now create a way which information can be harvested from the form. For example, if the doctor inputs the age, where can I store this?
I know access works through fields, but not how to create them. Is it useful here to use excel?
Thank you.
Condolences on having to use Access :-) Been there, done that.
Access stores the data in "tables". A "form" is just a front end for entering or displaying table data. When a doctor enters the age, that field in the form needs to be linked to a column in the underlying table.
When you want to create a "report", you will first need to create a "query" that selects and sorts the data from one or more "tables". You can see the query results in a spreadsheet format while you are designing the query. Then you can create a "report" which is a formatted layout for the query results.
I would recommend a book like Access 2010: The Missing Manual to help you get up to speed on Access quicker.
I installed the profile module http://orchardprofile.codeplex.com/ but I am wondering what's the best way to implement the following:
Let users track "BMI" via profile. User enters BMI (body mass index) via their profile and the values will be saved. A graph will be shown illustrating the saved values over a period of time.
This is just an example. I am wondering what's the best way to do this sort of thing...
As a supplementary question, is it possible to create a new content type and then "link" that to a particular user?
Thanks.
To store the values over time, you should probably create your own part and have it store a list of records, each of which should have a date and a BMI value. See http://docs.orchardproject.net/Documentation/Creating-1-n-and-n-n-relations for a description of the work required to establish relationships.
Linking content items can be done easily in 1.5 using the new content picker, at least for the simplest kinds of relations.
I am trying to create a list of open bids similar to the one on this site run by the city of Worcester, Massachusetts:
http://www.worcesterma.gov/e-services/bids/open-bids
How would I create this type of list in Joomla?
Depending on how the data is structured and input into the system, easytable may be an option:
Extension Link / Demo Site