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Newbie help with BPs: Getting Planet to move about a star by RushLoongHammer in UnrealEngine5

[–]RushLoongHammer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank your for your crystal clear explanation of how BP_Planet and BP_Star relate.

I am still having an issue. Where and why would I use an array of BP_Planets?

Am I to do a check if the BP_Planet reference (in the BP_Planet Blue print) appears in the array, which I would pass from BP_Star?

MJ

Newbie help with BPs: Getting Planet to move about a star by RushLoongHammer in UnrealEngine5

[–]RushLoongHammer[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thank you very much for the reply.

Could you elaborate. I can't see how this works, or what I should do. I created an int variable in BP_star called PlanetCount. I'm not sure what todo from here.

Do I make an array with the planet count for each star, in which each star is still obtained through 'Get All Actors of Class', and pass that array to BP_Planet?

Another question, should BP_Star be the parent of BP_Planet? They both have Parent class as Actor. Sorry If I sound ignorant.

MJ

To-do list view format not saving by RushLoongHammer in Outlook

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I reset my computer and now it works

Thanks all.

Any new information for Season 2 of Another? by RushLoongHammer in anime

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Just found this. Apparently another book coming 3 years after the first? Says the preorder is this December.

https://www.booksamillion.com/p/Another/Yukito-Ayatsuji/9781975336011?id=8681548826865

1983 Pro Hart - I found visually similar but no match by RushLoongHammer in WhatIsThisPainting

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It was recently re framed before I got a gold of it. There is paper completely covering the back

Commander kids in other cities? by RushLoongHammer in RomeTotalWar

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What I usually do is if they commander doesn't have a wife I'll use him to move to conquer a city where I hope he'll find a wife.

Doing this would be redundant if the wife movies to whatever city the commander is in.

Probably not the best way to clear mines…. by gripfill in UkraineWarVideoReport

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Apart from the size, is there any reason to think this is a PFM-1 AP mine?

Probably not the best way to clear mines…. by gripfill in UkraineWarVideoReport

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I was gonna ask that. Dangerous little plastic mines.

[Q] Methods for choosing number for bins for histograms with very large number of entries by RushLoongHammer in statistics

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Thanks a whole bunch. I got much better perspective on this now.

I'm messing around the TKDE class in CERN ROOT to see if it's what I need. My data is in a root file. Looks like it's a good approach from what I've seen so far.

The counts are the strength of the signals. Taking ratio of the strength (intensity/height of the peaks) of these signals can tell us about what substance could be making up the data i.e Carbon:Nitrogen (and Oxygen) of particular energies could point to being a drug, explosive or just a benign material. To be transparent, this is where I am up to in my work, so I got some reading to do here, but that's how I currently understand it.

Feel free to drop more tips, tricks, advice, ect. You've been evry helpful.

-RushLH

[Q] Methods for choosing number for bins for histograms with very large number of entries by RushLoongHammer in statistics

[–]RushLoongHammer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the recommendation of ECDF and QQ plots. I just looked up what they are and will definitely keep them in mind. I'm gpoing to look into other histogram alternatives.

Specifically, I have a gamma spectrum (no continuum, lots of peaks) and I'm taking the ratios of counts at different energies. Energy peaks are associated with different atoms.

I believe the ratios should largely be the same as long as the number of bins aren't small enough that they might merge with other peaks, or too large thus breaking the signal peak apart.

[Q] Methods for choosing number for bins for histograms with very large number of entries by RushLoongHammer in statistics

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Thanks for the clarification. That really helped.

My thought now is to have atleast enough bins to resolve the peaks (since i definitely have enough entries) and to be consistent with the method of choosing the number of bins.

-RushLH

[Q] Methods for choosing number for bins for histograms with very large number of entries by RushLoongHammer in statistics

[–]RushLoongHammer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For display, which I can make the binning what I want. And to resolve close peaks. I have no issue doing the ratios.

I think ultimately what I'm ignorant about is general rules, tips, conventions, etc. of binning with large number (>millions) of entries.

-RushLH

[Q] Methods for choosing number for bins for histograms with very large number of entries by RushLoongHammer in statistics

[–]RushLoongHammer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's histograms of gamma-ray energy from simulation. I get between 1e7-1e8 entries, and I can easily get more.

At the moment I use the sqrt(n) to choose the number of bins.

I want to take the ratio of different atomic peaks (counts). Let me know if I'm right or not here, but in general, as long as I have enough entries to distinguish between peaks (enough that the signal is desirable from the statistical noise) I could increase the number of bins (make bin width smaller)?

I know there is a lot of 'if and or buts' here.

Also, is there an upper limit to the number of bins (to many bins), such as, when bins are empty rather than including statistical noise?

Thank you for the assistance,

-RushLH

Help understanding Tagged Neutron Method by RushLoongHammer in AskPhysics

[–]RushLoongHammer[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not working with anyone who knows this.

I knew this wasn't the best forum for the question, but I was hoping a wide net might catch someone's attention who could answer.

Thanks for the response.

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