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StripTsImageFilter is a 'remote' module for ITK. So it is not wrapped by SimpleITK and is not even built by default in ITK.

To gain access to it in Python you're going to have to use ITK's Python wrapping, and you're going to have to build ITK-Python yourself, since it is not in the pre-build ITK-Python on PyPi.

You could split on the number and period as the delimiter using regex. You'll end up with a few empty rows and whitespace using this pattern, so you can strip the values and drop empty rows.

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@financialEntityID should be @Id since that's the name you're passing to Dapper.

When you pass parameters as an anonymous type the property names should match the parameter names. eg

new { Id = financialEntityID }

would bind a parameter called @Id with the value of financialEntityID.

The cfg! macro will be expanded to true or false depending on if the condition is true or false, so if the feature flag is not set, it will still expand to this:

Assuming you want only the date, the SysState and Events, an easy way is to extract the info using a regex.

I also assumed the file is not huge so I am loading all in memory, if this is not the case then you'll have to parse line by line.

Temporary fix: enabled only the wallets i wanted to work with through coinbase api settings on website.

Pretty annoying would still like to know if anyone would be able to retrieve all wallets at once.

The reader works well but you don’t have the right number of columns in your header. You can get the other columns back using .reset_index() and then rename the columns:

The data variable is a list with dictionaries and the dictionaries have the values you want.So, you just need to dig in a bit deeper for the data you want.

• Firstly, access each dictionary in the list using a for loop
• Check if the "market" value for the current dictionary is among ["BTC-EUR","ETH_EUR"] or not
• If it is, print the price for those values

Try: