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How to get a border on polygon? [duplicate]
This is my polygon css. Can I get a border around this polygon instead of background color?
.clip-details-shape {
height: 200px;
position: relative;
clip-path: polygon(100% 0, 100% 76%, 80% 100%,...
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No convergence while trying to train sampler using RL [closed]
I am trying to replicate the technique from this paper (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2305.13301) on a simpler case. I want to fit the gaussian mean using the RL technique, but the algorithm fails to converge ...
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Can I Create a Color Gradient Between Two Values in an Excel Pivot Table?
I need to conditionally format all values between 2 numbers in a pivot table using a color gradient to accentuate the scale of values between that range.
I'd like to not have any color for the rest of ...
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Pytorch compute graph don't release as expected
import torch
def analyze_your_actual_code(): """分析你的实际代码"""
a = torch.randn(4, requires_grad=True)
print(f"a: {a}")
print(f"a.grad: {a....
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Why is this background gradient grid not pixel perfect?
At first I thought it was some line-height problem (:root is set to 1.25 which is still divisible by the underlying 4px grid) but it's not ...
Removing the <img> from example or setting it's ...
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how to do gradient borders in tailwind CSS?
how to do gradient borders in tailwind CSS? i searched on google but found only custom CSS solutions. We can do the background as gradient with Tailwind. is there any way to apply gradient on border ...
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GGridges Gradient Fill [duplicate]
I'm using this data to try to plot multiple histograms showing political polarization in Congress over the years (dwnom1). I can get the multiple histogram with ggridges, but everytime I try to apply ...
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Background Gradients + Noise Combo
I’m trying to replicate the gradient + noise in the image below.
Gradient + Noise:
So far I think I roughly got the 2 gradients covered but really struggle with the noise here. I tried loads of ...
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How to make the gap not covered by the gradient. Or maybe there are some other ways to achieve this result? [duplicate]
I'm trying to apply a single background gradient to a grid of cards (statistic blocks) in React using Tailwind CSS. The goal is to have the gradient visible only on the cards, while the gaps between ...
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Can this curve be made from a rectangle image with CSS? [duplicate]
I have some headers on my website and I was wondering if I can make this curve from a rectangle image with CSS.
This is how it looks like:
Is this possible with CSS?
And I also would like to get a ...
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How to make a checkbox input with a gradient border?
I made a fancy custom checkbox that animates a gradient in/out when (un)checked. How can I make the checkbox border a gradient, as well? The border gradient should match the fill gradient just like ...
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How do I combine gradients and background colors in a hero section background?
I'm trying to design the background for the hero section of a project. I've been having trouble getting the gradients and background color to work together as intended.
I've tried adjusting the layer ...
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Large differences comparing results of linear_sum_assignment and minimize when using jac and hess
Dear stackoverflow users, I am having some troubles with linear assignment problems using the functions linear_sum_assignment and minimize, both from the scipy library. In order to compare more ...
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More efficient way to compute elementwise gradients (Jacobian) in PyTorch while preserving create_graph
I’m currently using PyTorch’s torch.autograd.functional.jacobian to compute per-sample, elementwise gradients of a scalar-valued model output w.r.t. its inputs. I need to keep create_graph=True ...
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CSS Linear Gradient not linear [closed]
I want to use a linear-gradient background where I eventually want to control when the gradient should start. Right now I have it set to start at 50%.
I do that like this:
.block{
font-family: '...