lemur | Lustre HSM tools -

I, personally, had a lot of struggles to get the Gini importance of features from a ranklib random forest and finally succeeded. Here I share the Github repository I made to solve the problem.

You can do it by running this command (use python3):

python Gini.py

Please see the repository for more details on how to do it.

The .assign method can handle equations, per https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/reference/api/pandas.DataFrame.assign.html.

I'd suggest that the most flexible and pythonic way to do this would be to just have a list of any animals that receive the highlight tag. Then use a .apply and a lambda inside the assign. For example:

So fairly familiar with heroku, though not your tech stack. So the general approach to deal with heroku timeout is this:

First, determine exactly what is causing the timeout. One or more things are taking a lot of time.

Now you have 3 main options.

1. Heroku Scheduler (or one of several other similar addons). Very useful if you can run a script of some sort via a terminal command, and 10 minutes/1 hour/24 hour checks to see if the script needs to be run is good enough for you. I typically find this to be the most straightforward solution, but it's not always an acceptable one. Depending on what you are emailing, an email being delayed 5-15 minutes might be acceptable.
2. Background process worker. Looks like this is what you are trying to do with Celery, but it's not configured right, probably can't help much on that.
3. Optimize. The reason heroku sets a 30 second timeout is because generally speaking there really isn't a good reason for a user to wait 30 seconds for a response. I'm scratching my head as to why sending an email would take more than 30 seconds, unless you need to send a few hundred of them or the email is very, very large. Alternatively, you might be doing a lot of work before you send the email, though that raises the question fo why not do that work seperately from the send email command. I suspect you should probably look into the why of this before you try to get a background process worker setup.

sed is the best tool for doing s/old/new/ on individual strings. For anything more complicated than that, just use awk.

I am answering my own question

I just found a temporary solution but failed to find what is happening inside retrofit and android and why

array_keys is what you might be looking for.

https://php.net/array_keys

I replaced:

Actually it says you have version 3.5.2 which is not high enough since 3.5.3 is needed.

Try upgrading your Python first.

This is a standard SQL injection problem. The issue stems from the way you are getting these variables into your query: