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QUESTION
I have a input text file:
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Answered 2021-May-25 at 04:42Using re.findall
with re.sub
:
QUESTION
I want to plot a scatter_mapbox plot over a choropleth_mapbox plot using plotly. I want to use Picnic for the scatter_mapbox plot's color scale. When I run this, the scatter_mapbox colorscale is set to the same properties as the choropleth_mapbox properties. Namely, it uses the color scale Viridis instead of Picnic and uses the choropleth's numerical scale. How can I make the the colorscale for the scatterplot Picnic.
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Answered 2021-May-12 at 22:16If this is what you're aiming to do:
Then follow these steps in addition to what you're already doing:
1. Steal the coloraxis from fig2
where color='Picnic'
to fig
with:
QUESTION
I've got several thousand JSON files. Most of them can have a single JSON array with as many as 10,000 elements inside the array ... and to make things even more interesting, the data structure of the elements can vary from element to element ... sometimes with just a simple single property deviation from the norm to deviations that add even more arrays within each element. But it's this "items" array that I need to extract from each of these files.
The method of attack on this problem - in my logic that is - is to first extract each of the different data structures from all of the files, so that I understand what I'm going after when I try to get the data. If I can't name the elements that I want, then how could I get them? Though there might actually be a way of doing that, I'm just not knowledgeable enough on JSON and GSON, etc. to know one way or the other.
This will be my first real JSON project as well ... I've not ever played with JSON before so I've spent a lot of time Googling and reading and I definitely understand - NOW - how JSON works ... I'm just ill-equipped to wield it with any kind of effectiveness. I've spent the last couple of days on these files, and although I've gained some ground, I'm smart enough to know when I've gotten to the point where I need some help from people who have done this before.
These examples are not cut and paste from these files. I made them generic for simplicity. But here is what I've seen so far as an example of the differences in structures from one file to the next. The first file is by far the most common ... where the "items" array will have that static structure with the exact same element names but there will be 10,000 of them within a file ... while the next file won't be so clean.
Most common JSON file that I am seeing among these files:
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Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 08:48To extract the JSON Array from JSON String, and then to convert JSONArray to Widget object you can do something like this:
QUESTION
I am creating a calendar page for a simple website. My page is finished and looks good in desktop view. When I check to see if the page is responsive, the tables fall off the page in mobile view. I do not know why my code is not working to change the 2 columns to 1 column in mobile view. I would appreciate if anyone could point out what is wrong with my code and how I can fix it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-06 at 01:57Add flex-direction: column;
for the .row_main
container in the media queries for mobile to place the flex items below each other (instead of the default which places them next to each other, i.e. in a horizontal line)
QUESTION
I am trying to visualise results of an LDA Model using PyLDAvis. I have managed to get the graphs to display in jupyter notebook, however, the labels of the keywords describing the topics (on the bar chart) are missing.
Below is an example of the code using dummy data.
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Answered 2021-Feb-12 at 20:10!pip install pyLDAvis==2.1.2
I got this problem as well and this helped. Older version of pyLDAvis does not work properly with Jupyter or Colab.
QUESTION
For my project, I have created a fake beachside hotel accommodation website. As of now, I feel like I have successfully completed my website in terms of it's content. However, one issue still remains within the development of this website. I have recently discovered that when I reduce the size of the google window when displaying my website will cause the content within it to not display correctly (not be responsive). This specifically affects the header and the footer This is the same deal when I tested my website on a laptop with a much smaller resolution than my computer monitor, and in order for the website to look neat was to zoom out at around 75%. I've seen tutorials on how to do it, and it's mostly to do with using this meta tag:
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Answered 2020-Oct-14 at 06:18Use max-height: 100%;
on your image. As you did with max-width
on your image.
QUESTION
I need someone smarter than me help me figure this out since I have been staring at the grep documentation for 2 hours witouth a solution.
I have several large text files containing random text, code, .... now I need to grep all lines that are exactly 12 words long. See the data example below:
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Answered 2020-Sep-23 at 00:22If the separator between the words are spaces that would do the job using grep.
QUESTION
I'm trying to match a bunch of abbreviations that I'll need to extract or change in a list of data points. I believe I have a working solution but I would love to hear thoughts from more experienced regex users. The code will be written in JavaScript. Thanks for your help!
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Answered 2020-Aug-23 at 18:08The idea of such a regular expression is fine. You could build the expression dynamically, based on an object with key/value pairs defining the mapping. Then use the callback argument of replace
to find the relevant replacement string.
QUESTION
I have a list of items with field groups. Groups is also list. I want to display this list of that items grouped by groups. The item can be the part of two or more group.
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Answered 2020-Aug-07 at 12:33Is this what you want?
QUESTION
I've recently created a website using React, I'm new at it so it has some issues. The website is really slow so it becomes hard to navigate as you can see: https://giacomosorbi.github.io/joanaoli09-module-ii/. I already resized all images so don't know what to do exactly to fix this.
The second problem I need help with is the buttons that don't redirect to other pages as they are supposed to, you can check on the website. To create the buttons I used NavLink
inside the :
()}>See our Products
I imported the NavLink as I should so I'm not sure what's wrong. This is the whole Homepage but this happens throughout other pages in the site:
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Answered 2020-Jul-19 at 09:15For your second issue:
NavLink
is a component, what you want is a function that will redirect you.
Alternatively, you can use the href
prop of the Button
component:
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