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I initially exported CHIRPS and CMIP6 rainfall from Google Earth Engine as CSV for downstream analysis in Python/Colab. However, I am observing inconsistencies likely related to calendar handling, ...
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I'm creating example papers in LaTeX with different PDF backgrounds for different pages, and demo PDFs are given as follows: First page: example-image-a.pdf Odd pages (except first): example-image-b....
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Is it even guaranteed that such a triangulation even exists for all expected list of normals? (It's easy to think of edge cases where it doesn't, in my case the normals will be composed of a long list ...
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I need to compute ~2 million coordinates (64-bit float tuples) They're the intersection points of lines that form a trapezoid-shaped grid (see visual below) The shape of the trapezoid is different ...
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I need to find the x and y axis points of an arbitrary line, knowing the start point, the end point, and the length of the line from the start point. To do this I have been using the equation of a ...
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To illustrate the ideas behind discriminant analysis, I created the image below containing a scatterplot with two groups and a plot of the densities of the scores, LD1 on the discriminant function. ...
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Is it possible to quad mesh a 2D polygon in Python? I only manage to tri mesh using compas_CGAL / triangle.triangulate but I am unable to find a quad mesh solution in Python. Thanks in advance. I have ...
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I am looking for some advice on how to fit a circular segment to a set of 2D points. My dataset looks like this: 2d data to fit segment to For clarity, my definition of an "optimal" segment ...
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I have 2 polygons which are very simmular but one has is centroid inside and the other outside. Polygon 1 (inside) with "X: 2590431  Y: 5823888" "X: 2590433  Y: 5823881" "X: ...
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I have a room that is a box. There is a single rectangular window on one of the walls of the room. A directional light source is shining into the room through the window. The light source has a ...
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I remember (from around 10 years ago) that in GeoGebra I could save the commands I would normally type into the Input Bar into a textual file, and then open/load/run them all at once, without having ...
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I have a convexHull given by a list of 3d point coordinate generated by scipy.spatial.ConvexHull. Now the question is, I want to turn this convexhull defined by the list of vertices into a 0-1 binary ...
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I am trying to replicate how the Hadamard gate works. I have a system consisting of a sphere with a cylinder attached, and I would like to rotate the whole system by 90 degrees around X and then by ...
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Suppose I am given n points in the plane, (x_1, y_1), ... , (x_n, y_n). I want to check if there is a subset of k points from these n that make a convex k-gon. For instance, say I am given 25 points ...
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I'm trying to reconstruct a part of a triangulated mesh from a surface I'm acquiring from a higher precision method. The initial mesh is triangulated and watertight, the patch surface is also a ...
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