Useful knowledge

Things I want to learn and magically forget. Useful in my work. Written down from Internet by Maciej Matyka

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OGV to AVI

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CUDA

  • --cuda-nvcc-opts="--compiler-bindir=/usr/bin/gcc-4.4"

    • Shell

    Random

  • Randomly movegroup of file:
    ls | shuf -n 367 | xargs -i mv {} ../data5a-removed/
  • Find string in group of .h and .c files: grep --include=\*.{C,h} -rnw './' -e "srand"

    • Calculations in bash

  • sentence for over floats
    num=$(awk 'BEGIN{for(i=0.0000000025;i<=0.0025;i*=10)print i}')
    for i in $num
    do
    echo $i
    # let i="i*2"
    done
  • geometric sentence:
    for(( i=1; i<=10; ))
    do
    echo $i
    let i="i*2"
    done

  • for k in $(seq 0.2 0.01 1.0); do echo $k; done;
  • for L in 20 40 80 do A=$(echo $L/2.0 | bc ); done;

    • Grep + cut

  • grep "Computation" gpu.txt | cut -c 40-47 timegpu.txt
  • Cut a column from file (with space as delimiter): cut -d' ' -f2 single.dat

    • SED

  • sed -i 's/,/ /g' FILE
  • sed -i 's/,/./g' *.CSV

    • AWK

  • print last line from multiple files: for i in *.dat; do echo $i; awk '{ } END {print $1,$2,$3,$4}' $i; done;
  • AWK multiple files (file difference): awk 'BEGIN{i=0;j=0} NR==FNR{a1[i]=$1; a2[i]=$2; a3[i]=$3; i++;next} {b1[j]=$1;b2[j]=$2;b3[j]=$3;j++} END {for(k=0;k<i;k++) print a1[k]-b1[k], a2[k]-b2[k], a3[k]-b3[k]}' vel--30--4--5000000-double.vtk vel--30--4--5000000-single.vtk >roznica.awk
  • AWK get value of second column only if the value in first is less than in previous line+last line: awk '{ if(prev>$1) {print prev,prev13;}; prev=$1; prev13=$13; } END {print $1,$13;}' res-140--400-.dat-sort.dat
  • AWK get value of second column only if the value in first is less than in previous line: awk '{ if(prev>$1) {print prev,prev13;}; prev=$1; prev13=$13;}' res-140--400-.dat-sort.dat
  • AWK average + std error: awk 'pass==1 && $1=="50000" {print "pass1: ",$1; sumphi+=$6; sumalphasquared+=($13^2); n+=1} pass==2 && $1=="50000" {print "pass=2: ",$1; sumximinusmu+=(($13^2-sumalphasquared/n)^2)} END {print n,sumphi/n, sqrt(sumalphasquared/n), sqrt(sumximinusmu/n) / sqrt(n)}' pass=1 res-140.dat pass=2 res-140.dat
  • AWK Average + Std. Deviation: awk 'pass==1 && $1=="50000" {print "pass1: ",$1; sumphi+=$6; sumalphasquared+=($13^2); n+=1} pass==2 && $1=="50000" {print "pass=2: ",$1; sumximinusmu+=(($13^2-sumalphasquared/n)^2)} END {print n,sumphi/n, sqrt(sumalphasquared/n), sqrt(sumximinusmu/n)}' pass=1 res-140.dat pass=2 res-140.dat
  • for i in "1" "2"; do echo "$i" ; done
  • for f in $(seq 1 9); do echo kit$f; done
  • for f in *.dat; do awk '{ field = $NF }; END{ print field }' $f; done;
  • for f in *x*.dat; do echo -n $f " "; awk '{ field = $NF }; END{ print field }' $f; done;
  • awk 'NF > 0 { field = $NF }; END{ print field }' (by aln)
  • Fraction in BASH loop: for i in {0..20..1}; do alpha=$(echo "$i/10"|bc -l); echo $alpha; done
  • Average bash: awk '{if ($1 == "0.6") {sum+=$2; print $1,$2; N+=1} } END { print N, sum/N}' res.csv
  • min/max/average (http://blog.damiles.com/2008/10/awk-calculate-mean-min-and-max/): awk '{if(min==""){min=max=$1}; if($1 > max) {max=$1}; if($1<min) {min=$1}; total+=$1; count+=1} END {print total/count, min, max}' angle_10_100.dat
  • Using bash variables in AWK: for i in {0.6,0.62,0.64,0.66,0.68,0.7,0.72,0.74,0.76,0.78,0.80,0.82,0.84,0.86,0.88,0.90,0.92,0.94,0.96,0.98,1.0}; do awk -v i="$i" '{if ($1 == i) {sum+=$2; N+=1} } END { print i,sum/N}' res.csv; done
  • Simple average: awk '{sum+=$2; N+=1} END { print N, sum/N}' file.dat

    • cyclic elements in a table

    preprocessor

    torque

    Last Update: 2018-08-20 (Maciej Matyka)