untitled | Batch title uninstaller for the Nintendo Switch

This is my first attempt on a complex coupled ode equation:

I have an Rmarkdown with a simple scatter plot (a map for instance), and I would like users to be able to provide some arbitrary x and y coordinates via an input and have those plotted on the graph (in red in the example below). The problem is, I don't have a shiny server so I cannot rely on that option. Is there a implement this, for instance, via javascript or something?

This is what I have:

What is the simple and elegant way to use renv, venv and jupyterlab with IRkernel together? In particular, how to automatically activate renv from jupyter notebook that is not in the root directory?

I'm embracing a "polyglot" data science style, which means using both python and R in tandem. Now venv is awesome, and renv is awesome, and jupyterlab is awesome, so I'm trying to figure out what is the neat way to use them all together.

I almost have it, so probably a few hints would be enough to finish this setup. Here's where I'm at.

Start with a clean OS, and install system level requirements: R + renv and Python + venv. For example on Ubuntu it would be approximatelly like that:

I'm desperately trying to have as default a 3 columns layout in RStudio and can't manage to obtain it.

I tried to find some documentation, but found nothing with some details or explanation on the "panes" parameters of the rstudio-prefs.json file.

In "C:\Users...\AppData\Roaming\RStudio\rstudio-prefs.json", I saw that it is possible to add a source column using "additional_source_columns": 1 but it is automatically set back to 0 every time I restart R and the problem is that it creates an untitled script in addition to the one I'm opening.

Here are the steps I have to perform to obtain the final layout I'm looking for.

Open a script by double clicking on it

Press CTRL + F7 to add a source column

Drag and drop my script to the left column

remove the 'untitled' script

Thank you for your help ! A link to any documentation that you may know of that I didn't find would be life-saving.

Best

I would like to improve the reproducibility of some python codes I made by transforming some codes into a data pipeline. I am used to targets in R and would like to find an equivalent in Python. I have the impression that snakemake is quite close to that.

I don't understand how we can use pandas to import an input in a snakemake task, modify it and then write output.

Let's take the easiest pipeline I can think of: we take a csv and write a copy somewhere else.

The pipeline works fine when using bash script:

I'm trying to make 2 value boxes in a row. If I use valueBox() it works but once it's renderValueBox(), it stacks them on top of each other.

Removing ### returns the text but not the color or any icons I might add

If it's not reactive it's closer but not evenly spaced

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I'm using software that uses Gnuplot language to plot some data, but I've never used Gnuplot before.

So I was trying to place labels and rectangles in a way that created a nice and readable text, which wasn't bad (as you can see with the number 182 in the image below), but I wanted to learn how to rotate the rectangle and label so that they line up with the white line.

(I can't post images, but it's like that in this link Right now, it looks like:

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I've already learned to rotate the label (as you can see the number 171), but apparently, it doesn't work the same way with the object.

This question has been asked before, but didn't get an answer since it didn't have a reprex, so let me give it a go.

Lets say I have two datasets that span different date ranges. I want to control the visualization of each using a slider. The following reprex will create the visual directly below.