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I would very much like to make an illustration like the one in the link:

How to add a label to each stratum to display additional information in a rank-change chart using alluvial in R?

I have trouble doing it in Python as it creates multiple linked figures which I do not want. My script is:

import plotly.graph_objects as go

Background

I have been working on creating an alluvial plot (kind of Sankey diagram) using ggplot and the ggalluvial package to visualize frequency differences over time and their origins.

As example, I have created a simple dataset of 100 imaginary patients that are screened for COVID-19. At baseline, all patients are negative for COVID-19. After let’s say 1 week, all patients are tested again: now, 30 patients are positive, 65 are negative and 5 have an inconclusive result. Yet another week later, the 30 positive patients remain positive, 10 patients go from negative to positive, and the others are negative.

I'm trying to reproduce a mobility flow diagram and don't really know how to add additional colour transparency to the fill argument based on axis2 categories. Or whether that's even the way to go about solving this problem!

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

What I'm trying to achieve: Mobility flow diagram

What I have: My mobility flow diagram example

Code for my mobility flow diagram example:

I'm trying to analyze complex survey data with Survey. I imputed missing data with mice and, following the instructions in the documentation, have converted the imputations to an imputationList object with imputationList()in mitools. But when I try to use that object as data in svydesign(), I get this error message:

I am having trouble driving the creation of summary tables with sub-levels (two levels of stratification; nesting) via gtsummary::tbl_svysummary.

I have already created the object survey::svydesign with the following variables: Gender, Country, Result, n(weighted). I managed to create a table, however I can't create an additional stratum by Gender. I have put the tabular structure I want below.

I could even generate individual tables (nesting each country by filter) and stack them. However, there are 21 countries and I would like a more rational strategy.

Please, any suggestions...

Code

When I receive mining.notify from pool (Stratum mining protocol), previous block hash not exists in blockchain.

Can someone explain this?

For example, I received this data from pool:

Using the input below as an example, I am trying to create an aggregated column in a dataframe in Python based on unique instances of others. The best attempt I can make leaves some NaN in the new column though

I create the alluvial chart below but weights are not taken into account, don’t know why; so all lines have same width. How can I adjust it?

I'm creating a new instance in AWS and adding some user data, but part of the job is to create an sh file and then executed.

I'm trying: