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How to call synchronous function(s) from async functions in safe manner

What can occur if one or more workers call ‘Synchronous function’ simultaneously ? Maybe one or more workers become blocked for a while ? Answer Short answer: If you call a synchronous (blocking) function from within an async coroutine, all the tasks that are concurrently running in the loop will stall until this function returns. Use loop.run_in_executor(…) to asynchronous run

Python: Function scope inside a class

Let’s consider the code below. On first look, one might expect list_1 and list_2 to both have the same content: [“Tom”, “Tom”], but this is not the case. list_1 evaluates to [“Tom”, “Tom”], whereas list_2 evaluates to [“John”, “John”]. I read that when a function is nested inside a class, Python will use variables defined in the module scope and

Python function that gives a maximum of 1.2 [closed]

Closed. This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago. Improve this question I have this code here: But it doesn’t let me use numbers between 0-1.9 showing an output of What should

Overwriting an array in Numpy function Python

I am trying to write a numpy function that iterates with itself to update the values of its function. If for example Random_numb was equal to [50, 74, 5, 69, 50]. So the calculations would go like, 10* 50 = 500 for the first calculation, with the equation Starting_val = Starting_val * Random_numb. The Starting_Val would equal to 500 so

Python function returns nan

I have written function for gradient descent and used pandas to read csv file. But when I use data read by pandas, the function returns “nan”. I can’t understand why. Thanks in advance. Answer It might be a vanishing gradient problem. You gradients might be very close or even zero. Try to initialize your weights with non zero values.

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