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2 giorni fa · I am using Angular 17 with PrimeNG and I have an issue where p-floatLabel doesn't work as intended. There's no error anywhere but the label doesn't float.
4 giorni fa · Float and double are both used to store numbers with decimal points in programming. The key difference is their precision and storage size. A float is typically a 32-bit number with a precision of about 7 decimal digits, while a double is a 64-bit number with a precision of about 15 decimal digits. Thus, double can store larger ...
2 giorni fa · At the cost of obviousness, multiple special cases, and multiple features the type system doesn’t even have yet. I count one special case (float the annotation doesn’t mean literally float the runtime type), which already exists, and one type system feature, -, which I suggested would only work for this case, so isn’t really a feature yet.
2 giorni fa · If the problem persists, we can try the following: Make sure that the formControlName directive is used in the input field. This directive is required for the p-floatLabel directive to work correctly. Check the CSS styles applied to the input field and the label. Sometimes, conflicting styles can cause the label to not float as intended.
1 giorno fa · In general, if you want to use BigFloat, then you should change the inputs to your function, e.g. pass a BigFloat for the input when you call ForwardDiff.jl (which is what I presume you are using). If you don’t use BigFloat all the way through, you will generally be limited by the accuracy of the least-precise step of the computation.
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5 giorni fa · Hello, I wanted to ask how to return an aggregated confusion matrix and an aggregated classification report. I see that the evaluate function in my defined Flower Client class expects three return values: (loss: float, num_examples: int, and metrics: Dict[str, Scalar]). This is from the typing.py EvaluateRes definition. This means that it is easy to return scalar values in the evaluate class ...
