I'm trying to write a Syntax in SPSS to look at a listed variable (FYCount) and code a new variable (FYStart) with a date that corresponds to the FYCount. Because there are 13 different FYCount variables, I've tried to do it efficiently with a DO IF ELSE IF loop, but it tells me that I haven't closed the loop. I've toggled with it for a while now and don't see why it isn't closing and executing the command. Any help for this beginner-level question would be much-appreciated!
Here's the code I have:
do if FYCount = 1.
compute FYStart = date.dmy(1,7,2003).
else if FYCount = 2.
compute FYStart = date.dmy(1,7,2004).
else if FYCount = 3.
compute FYStart = date.dmy(1,7,2005).
else if FYCount = 4.
compute FYStart = date.dmy(1,7,2006).
else if FYCount = 5.
compute FYStart = date.dmy(1,7,2007).
else if FYCount = 6.
compute FYStart = date.dmy(1,7,2008).
else if FYCount = 7.
compute FYStart = date.dmy(1,7,2009).
else if FYCount = 8.
compute FYStart = date.dmy(1,7,2010).
else if FYCount = 9.
compute FYStart = date.dmy(1,7,2011).
else if FYCount = 10.
compute FYStart = date.dmy(1,7,2012).
else if FYCount = 11.
compute FYStart = date.dmy(1,7,2013).
else if FYCount = 12.
compute FYStart = date.dmy(1,7,2014).
else if FYCount = 13.
compute FYStart = date.dmy(1,7,2015).
end if.
When I run it, I get this message:
Warning # 142. Command name: EXECUTE
LOOP has no effect on this command.
Error # 4095. Command name: EXECUTE
The transformations program contains an unclosed LOOP, DO IF, or complex file
structure. Use the level-of-control shown to the left of the SPSS Statistics
commands to determine the range of LOOPs and DO IFs.
Execution of this command stops
Any ideas?
Your syntax looks good, no obvious errors.
The error message suggest you may have an EXECUTE and a DO IF or LOOP in the syntax before or after this series of DO IF statements.
Try executing all commands before this syntax to ensure the error isn't relating to something before or after. Then run this syntax alone. Close the session down and restart if necessary.
Also make sure you don't have any other nested DO IF activated. It's likely you are missing a terminating full stop somewhere...
Assuming this is actually your code, try this:
COMPUTE FYStart = date.dmy(1,7,2002 + FYCount).
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I need to make a trolleybus number, which won't repeat for game. For example, there is a number "101" and there musn't be more "101". How to do that? I have a code, but I know, he won't work and I won't test it lol
function giveNumber()
local number = math.random(100, 199)
local takedNumbers = {}
local i = 0
local massiv = i+1
script.Parent.pered.SurfaceGui.TextLabel.Text = number
script.Parent.zad.SurfaceGui.TextLabel.Text = number
script.Parent.levo.SurfaceGui.TextLabel.Text = number
script.Parent.pravo.SurfaceGui.TextLabel.Text = number
takedNumbers[massiv] = {number}
end
script.Parent.Script:giveNumber() // what I wrote here? idk...
if number == takedNumbers[massiv] then
giveNumber()
end
i didn't test it, because I think it won't work because this code is something bad
I think this will serve your needs.
In the function generateUniqueNumber, the script loops until it found a number that is not yet in the array. (in other words, that it hasn't given out yet)
Once it found that number, it will insert it into the table to remember that it has given it out, and then it will return the number.
Then on the bottom of the script we just give the numbers to the buses :-)
--[[
Goal: Give all buses a unique number
]]
-- Variables
local takenNumbers = {};
-- This function returns a random number in the range [100, 199] that has not been taken yet
function generateUniqueNumber()
local foundNumber = false;
while not foundNumber do
randomNumber = math.random(100, 199);
if not table.find(takenNumbers, randomNumber) then
table.insert(takenNumbers, randomNumber);
return randomNumber;
end
end
end
-- This function sets the number of the bus
script.Parent.pered.SurfaceGui.TextLabel.Text = tostring(generateUniqueNumber());
script.Parent.zad.SurfaceGui.TextLabel.Text = tostring(generateUniqueNumber());
script.Parent.levo.SurfaceGui.TextLabel.Text = tostring(generateUniqueNumber());
script.Parent.pravo.SurfaceGui.TextLabel.Text = tostring(generateUniqueNumber());
2 things:
I didn't test this code as Roblox is not installed on the pc I'm currently on.
Please try formatting your code nicely next time. It greatly improves the readability! For example, you can use this website:
https://codebeautify.org/lua-beautifier
Simpler
Fill a table with free numbers...
local freenumbers = {}
for i = 1, 99 do freenumbers[i] = i + 100 end
...for every new takennumbers use table.remove() on freenumbers
local takennumbers = {}
if #freenumbers > 0 then
takennumbers[#takennumbers + 1] = table.remove(freenumbers, math.random(1, #freenumbers))
end
I've being trying this language and i keep getting random syntax errors and i cant figure out why, this is a simple recoil script. It keeps telling me i have a syntax error on line 39, everything is green so i can still try it out while i try to fix. I can post the rest of the code if someone needs.
Code:
function recoil_values()
if gun_mode = "gun1" then
if round = "attack" then
--Ash R4C--
x_recoil = -1
y_recoil = 4
sleep_value = 10
else
--Twitch F2--
x_recoil = -10
y_recoil = 0
sleep_value = 10
end
else
if round = "attack" then
--Jager 41C--
x_recoil = 10
y_recoil = 0
sleep_value = 10
else
--Bandit MP7--
x_recoil = 0
y_recoil = 10
sleep_value = 10
end
end
end
Your if statements contain =, which is used for assignment. Lua does not allow assignments between if and then.
If you want to compare two values for equality, use ==.
I use google colab for execution.
In the following code, as all the arguments are passed by default. I can pass the args as an empty list, which can be seen from the last line:
DEFAULT_ENV_NAME = "PongNoFrameskip-v4"
MEAN_REWARD_BOUND = 19.5
parser.add_argument("--cuda", default=True, action="store_true", help="Enable cuda")
parser.add_argument("--env", default=DEFAULT_ENV_NAME,
help="Name of the environment, default=" + DEFAULT_ENV_NAME)
parser.add_argument("--reward", type=float, default=MEAN_REWARD_BOUND,
help="Mean reward boundary for stop of training, default=%.2f" % MEAN_REWARD_BOUND)
args = parser.parse_args(args = [])
when I use print(args) I got:
Namespace(cuda=True, env='PongNoFrameskip-v4', reward=19.5)
Also when I execute the following code:
DEFAULT_ENV_NAME = "PongNoFrameskip-v4"
parser.add_argument("-m", "--model", required=True, help="Model file to load")
parser.add_argument("-e", "--env", default=DEFAULT_ENV_NAME,
help="Environment name to use, default=" + DEFAULT_ENV_NAME)
parser.add_argument("-r", "--record", help="Directory to store video recording")
parser.add_argument("--no-visualize", default=True, action='store_false', dest='visualize',
help="Disable visualization of the game play")
args = parser.parse_args(args=['dqn_model'])
I am getting errors in syntax, which is because of the last line. I need to send required values for model argument (say dqn_model).
What is the correct syntax for passing the arguments?
I tried the following which gave me errors:
args = parser.parse_args(args=['dqn_model'])
args = parser.parse_args(args=[model='dqn_model'])
args = parser.parse_args(args=[m='dqn_model'])
this worked out for me
use :
args = argparse.Namespace(cuda="Argument=required",env="PongNoFrameskip-v4",reward=19.5)
make sure you have added all the argument keys with their respective value.
I am trying to understand more about certain surprising results i see in implementing a tf graph .
The graph i am working with is just a forest (bunch of trees). This is just a plain forward inference graph , and nothing related to training. I am sharing the snippets for 2 implementation
code snippet 1:
with tf.name_scope("main"):
def get_tree_output(offset):
loop_vars = (offset,)
leaf_indice = tf.while_loop(cond,
body,
loop_vars,
back_prop=False,
parallel_iterations=1,
name="while_loop")
tree_score = tf.gather(score_tensor, leaf_indice, name="tree-scores")
output = tf.add(tree_score, output)
leaf_indices = tf.map_fn(get_tree_output,
tree_offsets_tensor,
dtype=INT_TYPE,
parallel_iterations=n_trees,
back_prop=False,
name="tree-scores")
tree_scores = tf.gather(score_tensor, leaf_indices, name="tree-scores")
output = tf.reduce_sum(tree_scores, name="sum-output")
output = tf.sigmoid(output, name="sigmoid-output")
code snippet 2:
with tf.name_scope("main"):
tree_offsets_tensor = tf.constant(tree_offsets, dtype=INT_TYPE, name="tree_offsets_tensor")
loop_vars = (tree_offsets_tensor,)
leaf_indices = tf.while_loop(cond,
body,
loop_vars,
back_prop=False,
parallel_iterations=n_trees,
name="while_loop")
tree_scores = tf.gather(score_tensor, leaf_indices, name="tree-scores")
output = tf.reduce_sum(tree_scores, name="sum-output")
output = tf.sigmoid(output, name="sigmoid-output")
The rest of the code is exactly the same : the constant tensors , variables, condition and body for the while loop. thread and parallelism was also the same in both case
code snippet2 : takes about 500 micro sec to do inference
code snippet 1 : take about 12 milli sec to do inference
The difference is that in snippet 1 , I use map_fn to operate on tree_offset_tensor, where as in snippet 2 , I get rid of that map_fn, and just directly use that tensor, so as I understand in snippet1 get_tree_output method gets called with one element from tree_offset_tensor, we are having multiple while_loop for each individual offset value, whereas in snippet 2 we just have one while_loop that just takes multiple offset values (basically the offset_tensor).
I also tried another variation for snippet , instead of using the map_fn I write a hand written for loop
code snippet 1 (variation for loop) :
output = 0
with tf.name_scope("main"):
for offset in tree_offsets:
loop_vars = (offset,)
leaf_indice = tf.while_loop(cond,
body,
loop_vars,
back_prop=False,
parallel_iterations=1,
name="while_loop")
tree_score = tf.gather(score_tensor, leaf_indice, name="tree-scores")
output = tf.add(tree_score, output)
#leaf_indices = tf.map_fn(get_tree_output,
# tree_offsets_tensor, dtype=INT_TYPE,
# parallel_iterations=n_trees, back_prop=False,
# name="tree-scores")
#tree_scores = tf.gather(score_tensor, leaf_indices, name="tree-scores")
#output = tf.reduce_sum(tree_scores, name="sum-output")
output = tf.sigmoid(output, name="sigmoid-output")
This gives minor improvement : 9 millisec
Right now I'm trying to use Lua to receive variables from barcodes sent out from an outside source. When I run this, there is a variable rotation from the local function rot(input) that appears to be "buggy". If I run this code exactly as it is with the print statements below, the rotation will appear and disappear. Please help me understand why this may happen?
Please note: There are two aspects of this code that I'm currently working on. A) Code128 is not properly retrieving the variables. B)My code can definitely be shortened. But I'm new and learning as I go. The main purpose for this thread is to help me understand why code will sometimes display the desired result, then won't the next minute?
Thank you.
Edited: I've updated the code a bit to make it cleaner. Condensed all of my string.match statements into tables with other barcode related fields. Still learning and looking to make it even more cleaner. I love learning this, but am still having the same problem with my local function rot(input) and getting intermittent results. Any help is greatly appreciated!
local function rot(input)
rotTable = {["R"] = "cw", ["I"] = "180", ["B"] = "ccw"}
for k,v in pairs (rotTable) do
if input == k then
rotation = v
else
rotation = ""
end
end
return rotation
end
local function barCode(input)
local bcID = string.match(input,"%^(B%w)")
if bcID == "BY" then
bcID = string.match(input,"%^BY.*%^(B%w)")
end
local bcTable = {
["BC"] = {"code128", 10, string.match(input,"%^BY.*%^BC(%u),(%d*),(%u),%u,%u%^FD(.*)%^FS")},
["B2"] = {"bc2of5i", 20, string.match(input,"%^B2(%u),(%d*),(%u),%u,%u%^FD(.*)%^FS")},
["BE"] = {"ean13", 10, string.match(input,"%^BE(%u),(%d*),(%u),%u%^FD(.*)%^FS")},
["B8"] = {"ean8", 10, string.match(input,"%^B8(%u),(%d*),(%u),%u%^FD(.*)%^FS")},
["B3"] = {"code39", 10, string.match(input,"%^B3(%u),%u,(%d*),(%u),%u%^FD(.*)%^FS")},
["BU"] = {"upc_a", -1, string.match(input,"%^BU(%u),(%d*),(%u),%u%,%u^FD(.*)%^FS")}
}
for k,v in pairs (bcTable) do
if bcID == k then
bcFields = v
bcType, qzone, bcR, bcH, bcHr, bcData = unpack(bcFields)
end
end
hPos = 0
vPos = 0
bcOutput = '<'..bcType..' qzone=\"'..qzone..'\" hbb=\"0\" vbb=\"0\" bbwidth=\"1\" hpos=\"'..hPos..'\" vpos=\"'..vPos..'\" rotation = \"'..rot(bcR)..'\" bgcolor=\"0\" barcolor=\"255\" textcolor=\"255\" barwidth=\"1\" height=\"8\">'..bcData..'</'..bcType..'>'
return bcOutput
end
print(barCode("^BY3^BCN,102,N,N^FDCHF05000042^FS"))
print(barCode("^B2B,110,N,N,N^FD45681382^FS"))
print(barCode("^BUN,183,N,N,N^FD61414199999^FS"))
print(barCode("^B8I,146,N,N^FD212345645121^FS"))
print(barCode("^BEB,183,N,N^FD211234567891^FS"))
I'm not sure what is wrong with your code, if anything, but rot can be written more simply as
local rotTable = {["R"] = "cw", ["I"] = "180", ["B"] = "ccw"}
local function rot(input)
return rotTable[input] or ""
end
In general, you shouldn't need to search Lua tables. For instance, the loop for k,v in pairs (bcTable) do can be replace by indexing as in the code above.