Say I have a list of 50 random numbers. I want to group the numbers in a way that each subset has a min-max gap less than a cutoff 0.05. Below is my code. Check if all subsets have min-max gaps less than the cutoff: Output: Obviously my code is not working. Any suggestions? Answer Following @j_random_hacker’s answer, I simply
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First occurrence of 1 in unsorted binary array
I am solving a problem to find the first 1 in an unsorted array of 1s and 0s. If any 1 is found program should return the index otherwise return -1. I would like to have divide and conquer solution for this problem, but I am struggling with the base case. So what should my base case be – to
How to split some points in 3D based on some planes in python
In 3D space I have some points (x, y and z) and want to split them by reconstructing some exisiting planes. These are my simplified points: The big list has one sublist which has two arrays. I reality points has more subliststs and each sublist may also have several arrays. Then, In this simlified example I have two planes among
Maze pathfinding implementation (BFS) not giving correct path [closed]
Closed. This question needs debugging details. It is not currently accepting answers. Edit the question to include desired behavior, a specific problem or error, and the shortest code necessary to reproduce the problem. This will help others answer the question. Closed 1 year ago. Improve this question I am trying to get the shortest path for a maze with a
Explain the logic of ‘Count of N-digit numbers with absolute difference of adjacent digits not exceeding K’ in Detail
Can someone please help me understand the logic of following Dynamic Programmming question Found this one at geeksforgeeks.com. I am unable to understand even after going through the answer provided. Question: Count of N-digit numbers with absolute difference of adjacent digits not exceeding K | Set 2 Given two integers N and K, the task is to find the count
how to find perpendicular projection of point on a surface in python
I have a bunch of points in 3d space (x,y and z) and want to find their perpendicular projection on a surface in python. My surface is created by four points using the following function: These are my input points stored as list for creating the surface: I want to ind the perpedicular projection of the following points in the
Time limit exceeded in Python, code to check if a number can be reduced to “1”
I am working on this question: You are given a number N. You can perform the following operations on N any number of times: -If N is even, divide N by 2. -If N is odd, replace N with 3N+1. Your task is to find out, for a given N, if it is possible to reach the number 1 after
How do I write a snakemake input when not all jobs successfully output files from previous rule?
Basically, I have three snakemake rules (other than rule all) and cannot figure this problem out, despite the checkpoint resources. Rule one has my first and only file that I start with. It will have x outputs (the number varies depending on the input file). Each of those x outputs needs to be processed separately in rule 2, meaning that
Agglomerate adjecent cells and their neighbours of the same type to clusters with python
I’m trying to agglomerate adjacent cells (and their neighbours) that have the same type (integer from 1 to 10) into new clusters by assigning them to a cluster id. As visualised here for some of the clusters: Currently, I use an abbreviation from Breadth-First search to go through all neighbours and their neighbours and then assign a cluster-id to all
Fastest way to split a list into a list of lists based on another list of lists
Say I have a list that contains 5 unique integers in the range of 0 to 9. I also have a list of lists, which is obtained by splitting integers from 0 to 19 into 6 groups: Now I want to split lst based on the reference partitions. For example, if I have I expect the output to be a