I have a heat map of a region over Los Angeles, stored as a matrix; however, the information is stored as pixels instead of as more convenient (lat, long). Is there any way I can incorporate this into the map?

I am using the Julia model GlobalEnergyGIS (https://github.com/niclasmattsson/GlobalEnergyGIS.git) and get the error is in the title. Has anyone dealt with this type of error before and can help how to fix it, because I have no idea where to even start since I am not familiar with Julia.

I have a Julia array like this:

I have declared an array granule_poly in a loop and wish to concatenate it with other arrays outside the loop’s scope. I understand that Julia treats the variables locally inside a loop. What is the way around?

I have an array that I wish to split using ” ” as the delimiter. I am using the Base.split function, but there seems to be an error coming up. The array in question (poly) is as follows:

I have defined a variable outside a while loop in the following code:

I would like to avoid using ugly prefixed enum names like direction_right, wonder if it’s possible to use symbolic enum names?

The code below fails

I’m trying to write an interactive program using the Interact.jl packege with JupyterLab.

When I want to implemet a Sampler in Julia as seen in the example below, I always get an error cannot assign a value to imported variable Turing.sample from module Main Stacktrace, but I don’t know how to resolve this.