I have two different kernel reclassified raster files and I would like to find the overlap area between them, what I should do?   I have tried Boolean operators and map algebra and it does not work.
I have two raster images, Boolean classified (1 or 2).  They overlap in given areas.   I need a raster that is only the overlapping sections.  Using Arcinfo 10.  Answer can only use raster methods, no converting to polygons, points, etc...
How to show that $\int_0^1 \left(\sqrt[3]{1-x^7} - \sqrt[7]{1-x^3}\right)\;dx = 0$ On , this is my tag blacklist:        Note well that I have them set to hidden, because I would prefer not to see questions on this topic. Bridge players, don't take offence &mdash; I don't have problem with the game itself. I don't understand the game's mechanics, though, so I find questions about it incomprehensible, and I'd rather stick to just seeing questions I can understand.  I still see [bridge] questions galore on the Android app though. Could it be updated to pay attention to whether I have certain tags ignored and set to be hidden? How to delete an element from an array in C# Lets say I have this array,  int[] numbers = {1, 3, 4, 9, 2};   How can I delete an element by "name"? , lets say number 4?  Even ArrayList didn't help to delete?  string strNumbers = " 1, 3, 4, 9, 2"; ArrayList numbers = new ArrayList(strNumbers.Split(new char[] { ',' })); numbers.RemoveAt(numbers.IndexOf(4)); foreach (var n in numbers) {     Response.Write(n); } PC Blue Screens and then instantly reboots. How do I stop this or find the error later? View list of files in ZIP archive on Linux In what situation do you put a comma before "because"?   And, when do you not put a comma before "because"?   I've always assumed that you put a comma, because the clause introduced by "because" will always be independent, because it cannot stand on its own, because it wouldn't make sense on its own.   Is this the case? Could you think of an example where it doesn't take a comma? I keep reading articles about CCD vs CMOS image sensors. What is the difference between these two types? What exactly do these sensors do in terms of photography?  Is a CCD-based camera going to be able to compete in the future? If I buy one, can I count on using it for some years or would it be better to upgrade to a camera with a CMOS based sensor? In Trailhead we have the query to get the Contacts for the Account named "SFDC Computing", with an inner query.   SELECT Name, (SELECT LastName FROM Contacts) FROM Account WHERE Name = 'SFDC Computing'   It works fine for my purposes.  "Contacts" is the name of the relationship, per Trailhead. So, I went to Object Manager and examined the Account object's "Fields and Relationships". There is nothing named "Contacts"!   In general, how do I get the name of the relationship, for use in similar SOQL queries? What is the "correct" way of embedding text into math mode? sed - replace string with file contents I have two files: file1 and file2.  file1 has the following contents:  ---   host: "localhost"   port: 3000   reporter_type: "zookeeper"   zk_hosts:      - "localhost:2181"   file2 contains an IP address (1.1.1.1)  What I want to do is replace localhost with 1.1.1.1, so that the end result is:  ---   host: "1.1.1.1"   port: 3000   reporter_type: "zookeeper"   zk_hosts:      - "1.1.1.1:2181"   I have tried:  sed -i -e "/localhost/r file2" -e "/localhost/d" file1 sed '/localhost/r file2' file1 |sed '/localhost/d' sed -e '/localhost/r file2' -e "s///" file1   But I either get the whole line replaced, or the IP going to the line after the one I need to modify. Most vexing parse Could someone please check if I'm saying something that make sense? I am trying to check the following:     If $f$ is a measurable function, then $\text{supp}(f)$ is measurable set?   Is it simply because, if we consider $E_1 = (0,\infty)$ and $E_2 = (-\infty,0)$, since they are open, they are measurable. So their union $\mathbb{R}-\{0\}$ is measurable as well. Since $f$ is measurable, then the preimage $f^{-1}(\mathbb{R}-\{0\})$ is measurable. But the preimage is just the support? Most efficient way to see if an ArrayList contains an object in Java Number Theory: $p!+p=n^2$, $p$ = prime How do I delete a file whose name begins with "-" (hyphen a.k.a. dash or minus)? How do you remove a file whose filename begins with a dash (hyphen or minus) -?  I'm ssh'd into a remote OSX server and I have this file in my directory:  tohru:~ $ ls -l total 8 -rw-r--r--    1 me  staff  1352 Aug 18 14:33 --help ...   How in the world can I delete --help from a CLI?  This issue is something that I come across in different forms on occasion, these files are easy to create, but hard to get rid of.  I have tried using backslash  rm \-\-help   I have tried quotes  rm "--help"   How do I prevent the minus (dash or hyphen) character to be interpreted as an option? Today 4/30/20 my seemingly worthless USO call option increased in value.   Specifically: USO1 $2.5 Call 5/8  On 4/29 it was valued at $.04 and stayed there.   4/30 I checked after hours and now it’s up to $.08? Which was wasn’t even the highest it went to today.  So who is buying this contract?  Who is allowed to buy this contract? Bc I’m only able to sell and from what I understood, nobody is able to buy it.   I have screenshots and will post if requested. Thank you Redshifting of Light and the expansion of the universe If $P(|X-19.1| \leq a) = 0.98$ then why is it necessarily $P(\frac{X-19.1}{17} \leq \frac{a}{17})= 0.99$? There are many cases in maths where doing the same thing over and over again will bring you closer to a value. Derivation of polynomials is the striking example: no matter what you start with, you end up with 0. In a series expansion, the longer you continue the sequence the closer you get to the real value.  This concept applies in areas other than math (Wikipedia's everything-leads-to-philosophy phenomenon, for example). It's a little unrelated but it just proves the concept.  Hashing algorithms are just special math. Following logically, hash entropy supposedly decreases the more you hash a value. So is there a point at which any input value will give the same hash as any other?  (Let me just specify that we're not re-injecting any new data every time we hash, as if we're trying to increase the security of the hash by salting and re-hashing. It's strictly a matter of md5(md5(md5(... if that's the algorithm we're using.  I can see some problems with this already. Algorithms like md5 are designed to change their output radically when the input changes only by one bit of information. So even if a common hash for two values appears along the way, it itself will start changing. But then, does the fact that the output appears to be very different actually mean the possibilities are still many? Can PHP PDO Statements accept the table or column name as parameter?