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I want to create Elasticsearch query by myself and I looking for a package which will validate the query parameters (By the query type).
for example:
GET /_search?analyze_wildcard=true { //RANDOM BOD } - I'll get true
and for:
GET /_search?INVALID_PARAMETER=true { //RANDOM BOD } - I'll get false
Nice question, but As far as I remember there is no such package available but you can build one for yourself and it wouldn't be difficult to build one as you most probably don't need to validate all the query types.
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Is there any documentation or examples how to work with /views/search/sync in Graylog 3.2? The Model Schema is not really self explanotary and https://docs.graylog.org/en/3.0/pages/configuration/rest_api.html also not really helpful. I know that /search/universal/relative exists, but I’d like to test new methods.
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This should be some sort of Mongodb Cheatsheet collection. Only selected Cheat Sheets are provided. If you're have a Cheat Sheet, just add it.
There're also some good examples for raw aggregation, after scrawling down.
https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/sql-aggregation-comparison/
Basics, really recommend
https://gist.github.com/bradtraversy/f407d642bdc3b31681bc7e56d95485b6
Level two, much more in use.
https://gist.github.com/ondrejsika/ded2a9a22c96cda7098d69b5f158cd8a
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What are the available open source quickfix acceptors/servers/simulators which have MATCHING and EXECUTION option. If you any tool please give the link.
I found few tools like fiximulator,quickfix-messenger and ect. But these tools don't have order matching option.
Thanks in advance.
QuickfixJ comes with an example called OrderMatcher. It is a simple order matching engine that accepts orders and generated ER when matches occurs.
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I need to get MORH-II database for my research which is about age invariant using face recognition
Is there anyone who knows how I can find it ?
thanks in advance
A quick search for MORH-II database finds nothing I can see, but does result in quite a few hits for MORPH-II as a dataset. It appears that you need to pay for it: $99 for academic use. I suggest you'd better get $99 together....
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Is there a detailed guide to move from filter() to withFilter()? Now I get warnings about my using filter() implementations but can't find an easy guide for moving to withFilter()...
You can relive the birth of withFilter on the mailing list.
And check out the diff that brought it to Scalacheck.