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QUESTION
I am trying to recode my education variable from a factor with 18 levels to a factor with 7 levels,ranging from no qualification - GCSE D-G, GCSE A*-C- A Level -Undergraduate -Postgraduate - other.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 21:40The syntax of the first command is wrong. Instead of bes[[bes$education]]
use bes$education
. Square brackets [[]]
are to be used with numbers of columns and $
symbol with their names. It's either [[]]
or $
but not both.
QUESTION
I have been trying to scrape data from webpages for data analytics project and I managed successfully to get the data from a single page.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 08:49Try the below :
QUESTION
I have a curl script taken from Vonage's website that send a message to my personal WhatsApp containing whatever is inside the " " after "text":
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 14:28A simple approach would be to set the message as a bash environment variable inside the python program, and then reference that environment in the bash script. For example, if the python code set the environment variable CURLY_TEXT
using bash array syntax:
QUESTION
I've recently picked up python to do some text extracting. I have a data set that looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-03 at 13:18QUESTION
class base_rec {
public:
base_rec():str(" "){};
base_rec(string contentstr):str(contentstr){};
void showme() const;
protected:
string str;
};
class u_rec:public base_rec {
public:
u_rec():base_rec("undergraduate records"){};
void showme() { cout << "showme() function of u_rec class\t"
<< str << endl;}
};
class g_rec:public base_rec {
public:
g_rec():base_rec("graduate records"){};
void showme() { cout << "showme() function of g_rec class\t"
<< str << endl;}
};
int main() {
base_rec *brp[2];
brp[1] = new u_rec;
brp[2] = new g_rec;
for (int i=0; i<2; i++) {
brp[i]->showme();
}
}
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 00:16There are 3 issues with your program. First the way you define an override in C++ is by making the function in base class pure virtual. Then you can override the implementation in child class. Since you are defining an array of base class type objects which has no definition, C++ assumes you want to call the functions of base class.
The second issue is that the array indices are out of bound. There can't be an index 2 in an array of size 2.
Lastly when you allocate memory on heap using new, you need to free it up as well, using delete. Failing to do this can lead to memory leaks.
QUESTION
for my undergraduate research project, I'm looking for an R code for agglomerative clustering. Basically, I need to know what happened inside hclust method in R. I have looked everywhere but don't find a proper way to combine 2 data points that have the smallest distance. I was stuck at developing a dissimilarity matrix after the first phase of dissimilarity matrix generation(literally I have generated the first dissimilarity matrix). I'm not specifying R, if anyone could give me a solution in any language I would gratefully accept that.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 00:27When you use hclust
in R, all of the information that you need is stored in the output of the function. You can just save the output and read off what you need. However, the output may not be completely transparent, so I will go through a very small example and you can apply the ideas to your data.
To get a small example, I will randomly sample eight points from the built-in iris data and then use hclust
on those eight points. Since I don't specify anything different, 'hclust` uses the default complete-link clustering.
QUESTION
I'm scraping data from the following API: https://content.osu.edu/v2/classes/search?q=&campus=col&academic-career=ugrd
The JSON format looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-13 at 17:41You can see the next page link in the response:
"nextPageLink":"?q=&campus=col&academic-career=ugrd&p=2",
So you should use p
instead of page
.
QUESTION
I apologize in advance if my question is banal: I am a total beginner of SQL.
I want to create a simple database, with two tables: Students
and Answers
.
Basically, each student will answer three question (possible answers are True
or False
for each question), and his answers will be stored in Answers
table.
Students
can have two "experience" levels: "Undergraduate" and "Graduate".
What is the best way to obtain all Answers
that were given by Students
with "Graduate" experience level?
This is how I define SQLAlchemy classes for entries in Students
and Answers
tables:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 16:16You are mentioning SQL but I am confused if you want to do this particular step in Python or SQL. If SQL, something like this could work:
QUESTION
Group_by doesn't seem to be functioning while i'm using filter. This is a simply reproduction of my data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 14:10Try the following:
QUESTION
I am currently writing an undergraduate senior thesis using jupyter notebook. When I convert my notebook to pdf using latex, it keeps these function calls in the form of text(I am not sure what to call them).
For example, if I attempt to create a pie chart with this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 01:26You have to change plt.show
to plt.show()
.
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