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I'm looking at genetics punnet squares for two homologous chromosome pairs, which I've modeled in R like this: # Punnet square for two homologous chromosome pairs col_names<-c("AB", "...
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I’m working with an MSP430FR5739 and I’m trying to implement a PWM output whose frequency can change dynamically based on an external signal. Here’s the behavior I want: The PWM runs with a maximum ...
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ENV: a rooted Android phone equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip. Question: I can adjust the CPU/GPU frequency via sysfs (e.g., `echo xxx > /sys/class/kgsl/kgsl-3d0/devfreq/min_freq`). Are ...
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I'm trying to compile a list of the 5000 most common Simplified Chinese characters as found in modern fiction (books written from around 1920 onward). It should probably be mentioned that 5000 is a ...
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I've been working on a program that prints out each word, their number of occurrence's and percentage of the number occurrences over total length of the sentence. As you can imagine I had to create a ...
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I'm trying to measure the frequency response of an INMP441 microphone using an ESP32 and a Python script. The ESP32 captures 6000 samples via I²S and sends them over serial. I play a 62.5 ms ...
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So I want to use a capture compare to measure an input frequency 0.1 Hz to 100 kHz. The peripheral clock is set to 32 MHz to cover the full range and maximise the speed of calculations. At lower ...
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I am an amateur in python, and I got an idea to help a colleague. What we need is a program which will listen to a folder of .wav files, and tell me which present a specific range of frequencies (they ...
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My strain time-domain data shown in figure 1 contains significant high-frequency noise. The segment I focus on is the strain rising phase shown in figure 2, where the amplitude can be truncated at 1e4....
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I have been struggling with a problem in excel power query/DAX and have finally given up. Hope someone here has a suggestion how to proceed. If it is solvable at all. I have a table with registration ...
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I'm interested in finding similarities between two lists. I have the count of duplicates in the first column, and the pattern is in the second column. What would be the most logical way to compare ...
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I'm curious as to what the easiest way to label a data.table frequency table is. For example, say I have a data.table (dt1) with the following column (animals) being c(1,1,2,2,2,2,3,3,3,3,3,3) and I ...
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If I have df with a column like 'B' below, but I want to change the frequency of the column B, to 1 business day instead of 3 business days, so that the output df will have 7 entries, instead of 3; ...
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I have a row of non unique values in Excel 365, some cells are blank. I would like to scan the row and count consecutive cells where values exist. W1 W2 W3 W4 W5 W6 W7 W8 1 2 1 1 2 3 So I've used ...
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Please I have a challenge that I need your insights on. I am going to be running a time series analysis on a set of datasets: CDS spreads, GDP and other macro economic datasets are in Monthly ...
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