baseline

问题 I am trying to use the R baseline-package on a sample dataset that I have for, to test and evaluate the current baseline algorithm that I have. I wanted to apply the fillpeaks algorithm as a trend line to compare. bc.fillPeaks <- baseline(milk$spectra[1, drop=FALSE], lambda=6, hwi=50, it=10, int=2000, method="fillPeaks") plot(bc.fillPeaks) But my problem is that the sample data that I have does not fit the matrix structure which is used in the example. When I look at the data.frame used for

问题 I need to create a "First Release" baseline for each module in a Folder, but I dont know if it is possible. Is, at least, possible to create a baseline for a one module each time? Thank you in advance 回答1: yes, it is quite straight forward. I assume that you basically know how to write DXL scripts, so here are just the main parts. Details and examples can always be found in the DXL manual or in the developerWorks forum for DXL (http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/forums/html/forum?id

问题 I am wondering if it is possible to retrieve only the redlines from a specific modification in a specific history version in DOORS using DXL? Specifically, I want a script to retrieve the most recent set of out-links added or removed by the current user. Psuedo-code might look like this: // Loop through all displayed objects in the current module for o in m do { // Loop through all baseline histories (no need to display baseline) for currHistory in o do { // If out-links were added/removed in

问题 I have the following fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/tompazourek/sn5jp/ <p>some normal-sized text</p> <p>some <small>small</small>-sized text</p> p { line-height: 20px } When I inspect the page in Chrome, I find out that the computed height of the first paragraph is 20px, but the computed height of the second paragraph is 21px. Why is the <small> tag causing these problems? How can I fix this? Every occurence of <small> in the paragraph text messes up my baseline grid. EDIT: I later also found an

问题 I thought I knew my way around CSS, but I needed to explain something to someone just now and I found I couldn't. My question basically boils down to: why is vertical-align:baseline ignored when there are other alignments in the same line? Example: if the second span has vertical-align:bottom , the first span's vertical alignment is ignored if it is baseline ; it behaves as if it has bottom too. span:first-child {vertical-align:baseline} span:last-child {font-size:3em; vertical-align:bottom;}

问题 I am tasked with improving the performance of a particular page of the website that has an extremely high response time as reported by google analytics. Doing a few google searches reveals a product that came with VS2003 called ACT (Application Center Test) that did load testing. This doesn't seem to be distributed any longer I'd like to be able to get a baseline test of this page before I try to optimize it, so I can see what my changes are doing. Profiling applications such as dotTrace from

问题 If I do: cleartool lsbl -stream stream:mystream@\mypvob That will lists the baselines with details. But I want to list only the name of the baselines. Is there anyway I can do that? 回答1: You can use the fmt_ccase options in order to format the result of a cleartool lsbl command. cleartool lsbl -fmt "%n\n" -stream stream:mystream@\mypvob 回答2: Here two examples in python, found on snip2code.com 1) Get the foundation baseline of a stream import os working_stream = "myStream" pvob = "MyVobs"

问题 Change from baseline for repeated ids with missing baseline points A similar question has been asked and answered below: Change from baseline for repeated ids My question differs from the original question in that I have missing baseline values. I am including a small reproducible example below: df1 <- data.frame( probeID = c( rep("A", 19), rep("B",19), rep("C",19)), Subject_ID = c( rep( c( rep(1,5), rep(2,4), rep(3,5), rep(4,5)),3)), time = c(rep( c( c(1:5), c(2:5), rep( 1:5,2)),3))) df1

问题 I have this really silly question to be honest. Anyways here goes. Ive been trying to use the vertical align: baseline; which is working in itself. The problem is that it works in IE and Firefox. My problem is that for some wierd reason it doesnt work in Chrome. a screenshot of the problem in chrome http://img576.imageshack.us/img576/8976/chromem.png And this is how its supposed to look like ( There is a 14px padding else it would be at the very top) http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/140

问题 I am trying to align two TextView one is inside HorizontalScrollView , and both are children of LinerLayout . When I am trying to call getBaseLine of TextView inside onWindowAttached of RecyclerView Adapter it always returns -1. Yes, the parent view of TextView , LinerLayout has android:baselineAligned="true" Edit : Adding Code Layout <LinearLayout android:id="@+id/linearLayout" android:layout_width="match_parent" android:layout_height="wrap_content" android:orientation="horizontal" android