I use colaboratory to learn c in school. My classmates wonder why there is a red line below when they say that they have written the code well. How can I get rid of the red line?
Thank you.
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Im following a blender tutorial on how to make a donut, but I encountered some problems while making my donut sprinkle.... I've tried some ways to fix it but it doesnt seem to work, im really new at blender so I probably dont know what im doing
Problems: So im doing something called a "Loop cut" and it should not merge the vertices like this:
Questions: How can i unmerge those joined vertices back again to normal?
Note: I couldnt do Ctrl+z since i had saved my project, I've tried to press v and pull the vertices, it didnt work
thank you for reading this far, Have a nice day ^^
I am trying to detect the .pdf file text.
They are first converted to an image, then given to Tesseract.
The detection is good but they make too many line breaks.
For example if the file is a bit panched on the right, the sentence:
"I like Tesseract for reading text"
become:
"text read for Tesseract like I"
And that's already after a treatment because the raw text is :
"textreadforTesseractlikeI"
The bug occurs since the source .pdf are in 300DPI, I understand that the problem comes from the resolution but I cannot find how to solve it.
Here is my Tesseract cmd Tesseract.exe dummy.pdf dumy-ocr.pdf --psm 12 --dpi 300 -l bvr+fra+eng+deu hocr pdf
First, I would like to solve the problem of too many lines,
Then I would find out how to make the image perfectly straight
Thank you in advance for your help
https://i.stack.imgur.com/crmdO.jpg
You seem to be working backwards.
The "many" lines and thus word reversal are due to the anti-clockwise rotation.
text"
reading
for
Tesseract
like
"I
Fix that first and then the words will naturally all be placed on the same lines.
If using Leptonica in conjunction with Tesseract it is supposed to help with the pre-processing including deskew.
However there is a very small but powerful open source GUI and Command Line tool for Windows, Linux, and macOS that you could use from a shell see https://galfar.vevb.net/wp/projects/deskew/ it is also available on GitHub as an appveyor CI artifact so for the most up to date version (currently 5 days ago) follow the green tick at https://github.com/galfar/deskew
After two training, I recorded the errors on the tensorboard.
The picture below is that.
Both lines are orange and difficult to distinguish.
The smaller of the two lines is the first experiment, the larger the error is the second experiment.
How can I set the line color differently each time I learn?
And if you look at the picture above, how do you get rid of a straight line?
Finally, if you look at the picture, there is a faint afterimage. I want to get rid of this.
Thanks you.
You have to write the results of each experiment to a different subdirectory, using a different writer. TensorBoard will present the logs from each subdirectory with different colors and with their names on the left.
The straight lines are for the same reason, TensorBoard thinks it's all a single experiment, so it jumps from step 60k to step 0 (because logs were written in that order).
So my question is basically: How do I get rid of the dotted lines? I compared it with other IntelliJ users and I'm the only one that has these lines!
Thanks for helping out!
There is a beautiful script producing a rectangle with rounded corners here:
http://gnuplot-surprising.blogspot.de/2011/10/round-corner-rectangle-in-gnuplot.html
It works so far and I'm able to adapt this example to my needs.
The problem is that it does not work properly in case of pdf output and I have no idea why .. there seems to be a problem with pdf and filledcurve in a way, that the area is not properly filled. Viewing the pdf you can clearly see that the filling consists of stripes and in between them are white lines separating them. It looks really bad on screen and on paper.
Again: the problem only occurs if the script is adapted to pdf output!
I've been working on this all day and still no clue how to fix this.
Does anyone see a way out? Or is it an inherent problem of the way curves are filled?