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This notebook is intended as reference material for a team participating in the ACM-ICPC World Finals or any regional competition that allows up to 25 pages of printed reference material. It incorporates code from various sources and is based on the notebook used by contestants at the University of Toronto from 2013 to 2014. Because this version of the notebook is intended for redistribution, it excludes a small amount of proprietary code present in U. of T.'s official team notebook. The philosophy used when compiling this notebook was to include material that will be most useful for experienced contestants, in terms of reducing the amount of time spent coding and/or debugging. It therefore excludes algorithms that serious contestants would be able to code quickly and correctly with a minimum of effort, such as Dijkstra's algorithm. Most of the material in this notebook is therefore less common, theoretically nontrivial, or tricky to get right on the first try.
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QUESTION
I have an architecture question regarding the union of more than two streams in Apache Flink.
We are having three and sometime more streams that are some kind of code book with whom we have to enrich main stream. Code book streams are compacted Kafka topics. Code books are something that doesn't change so often, eg currency. Main stream is a fast event stream. Our goal is to enrich main stream with code books.
There are three possible ways as I see it to do it:
- Make a union of all code books and then join it with main stream and store the enrichment data as managed, keyed state (so when compact events from kafka expire I have the codebooks saved in state). This is now only way that I tired to do it. Deserilized Kafka topic messages which are in JSON to POJOs eg. Currency, OrganizationUnit and so on. I made one big wrapper class CodebookData with all code books eg:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-06 at 13:58In many cases where you need to do several independent enrichment joins like this, a better pattern to follow is to use a fan-in / fan-out approach, and perform all of the joins in parallel.
Something like this, where after making sure each event on the main stream has a unique ID, you create 3 or more copies of each event:
Then you can key each copy by whatever is appropriate -- the currency, the organization unit, and so on (or customer, IP address, and merchant in the example I took this figure from) -- then connect it to the appropriate cookbook stream, and compute each of the 2-way joins independently.
Then union together these parallel join result streams, keyBy the random nonce you added to each of the original events, and glue the results together.
Now in the case of three streams, this may be overly complex. In that case I might just do a series of three 2-way joins, one after another, using keyBy and connect each time. But at some point, as they get longer, pipelines built that way tend to run into performance / checkpointing problems.
There's an example implementing this fan-in/fan-out pattern in https://gist.github.com/alpinegizmo/5d5f24397a6db7d8fabc1b12a15eeca6.
QUESTION
I have a data.farme that looks like this:
I want to generate a new df as codebook where the numbers in col Label
will be replaced using the information from ID
and Subject
.
what should I do?
The codebook file that I want to achieve is sth that looks like this:
Sample data can be build using codes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-15 at 17:04We can use str_replace_all
with a named vector
QUESTION
I am reading a set of sas data into r. I wonder whether there is a code that I use to get the variable name and variable label into a data.frame, or sth like a codebook?
I used haven package to read in data
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-16 at 05:28You may find this question helpful: Extract the labels attribute from "labeled" tibble columns from a haven import from Stata
Here's an example:
QUESTION
I recently learned about the {codebook
} and {labelled
} packages for annotating datasets. This codebook tutorial demonstrates an interesting approach for using a built-in function to label all variables at once from a separate meta data table.
I don't see a similar approach for assigning value labels, but I think it should be possible.
Here's a toy dataset (df
) with a separate dataframe of meta data (meta
):
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-10 at 23:10The below option returns a list
of key/value
columns from the 'valueLabels' split
by 'variable' column of 'meta'. Then, use imap
to loop over the dataset 'df', extract the list
element based on the column name, assign the labels to the corresponding columns and return a tibble with the suffix _dfr
QUESTION
I am trying to download an excel file for which I am giving the proper path. But after downloading it when I am trying to open I get error as
excel cannot open the file because the file format or file extension is not valid. Verify that file has been corrupted...
in this apart class I created the exporting function to create and write the data in an excel file
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-08 at 11:00I don't know whether it's important or not: we use the same contenttype as you but we set the ContentEncoding to System.Text.Encoding.UTF8. Simplified code:
QUESTION
I am trying to create a codebook-style environment in an Rmarkdown document, as shown below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-15 at 21:42If you set keep_tex: yes
in the YAML, you can get a hint about what has gone wrong. Starting with \subsubsection{Codebook}
, you'll see
QUESTION
These are my data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-11 at 23:45If you would like to use purrr
you could try this:
QUESTION
These are my data frames:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-11 at 13:24You can use Map
to create a sequence between each of starting_column
: ending_column
and use that sequence to extract the relevant columns from original_df
. We can use setNames
to assign names to the list.
QUESTION
Apologies if the answer is something simple but I'm a bit new to this.
Essentially I have two tables.
1) This table details a persons biographic details with the following columns.
Forename | Surname | DOB - Day | DOB - Month | Dob Year
2) This table is a reference table called "codebook" its used as a lookup and has the following columns
Key | Value
In the first table, both the "DOB - Day" and "DOB - Month" reference the "codebook table" (this is because these two columns are actually combo boxes within an applications so the values that are stored here reference the codebook table)
My problem is when I'm trying to query the database - essentially I want the results that are displayed to the user to show the actual values for the "DOB - Day" and "DOB - Month" column's rather than the ID that's actually stored in the first table.
I'll add some simple data to both tables for context.
Table 1
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-02 at 08:10What you need instead of an equi-join is a left join. A left join B. Means it will show everything from table A even though a lookup value was not found in table B.
QUESTION
I got the random password generator program from here https://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/138703/simple-random-password-generator And then I wanted to make a simple password program. Which generate 3 random char and uses sprint to combine "REG-" with the 3 random char.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-22 at 06:52Here you print a newline into the password
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