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I'm new to the TramineR package and would like to use ggplot to create a state distribution plot. The plot below was created with the TramineR package, but how can I extract the data and plot it with ggplot? i would like to change the axis and colours as well?

Sample code:

I am learning Android's new SplashScreen API introduced with Android 12. I have so far gotten it to work on my Emulator and Google Pixel 4A, but I want to increase its duration. In my Splash Screen I do not want a fancy animation, I just want a static drawable.

I know, I know (sigh) some of you might be thinking, that I should not increase the duration and I know there are several good arguments in favor of not doing so. However, for me the duration of a splash screen with a non animated drawable is so brief (less than a second), I think it raises an accessibility concern, especially so since it cannot be disabled (ironically). Simply, the organization behind the product or its brand/product identity cannot be properly absorbed or recognized by a new user at that size and in that time, rendering the new splash screen redundant.

I see the property windowSplashScreenAnimationDuration in the theme for the splash screen (shown below), but this has no effect on the duration presumably because I am not animating.

I have the data.frame below:

Can not understand why in this card, in the column, the spacebetween vertical alignment is not taking into account. I'm expecting the Title to be on top, and the "View Details" button to be at the bottom of the Column

I am trying to use a v-data-table with fixed header and a footer. But I have a problem, if I define a height for the table that's bigger than the height of the rows, the table takes the height that I defined, and the footer stays far away from the rows.

Here is a codepen

Is there a smart way to solve this?

The HTML

I am using a numpy array to model iron ore falling through a bunker.

As ore is extracted from the bottom of the bunker and is added to the top, it leaves an empty space represented as a nan. I am looking to model the ore falling vertically into the spaces created.

A simplified version of the array is below. The bunker is actually modelled in 3D, with a fourth dimension containing information about various features of the ore, but the 2D array illustrates the concept.

I want each column to "collapse" into the nan values as shown and add new nans at the top to represent empty space left behind. I realise that I could do this by splitting the array into columns, dropping the nan values and adding more nans to the top one column at a time, but given the size of the array to be traversed, I'm wondering if there is a way to vectorise this "vertical collapse" operation across the whole array?

We are using Vaadin Fusion, and are stuck for the time being with version 19. In this version it is not possible to add an NPM dependency that itself depends on Vaadin components.

E.g. if I have an app's package.json like this:

I'm trying to extract material infos whose price increase and decrease the most top 3 base on pct_change column.

Data:

[Editing this question completely] Thank you , for those who helped in building the Periodic Table successfully . As I completed it , I tried to link it with another of my project E-Search , which acts like Google and fetches answers , except that it will fetch me the data of the Periodic Table .

But , I got a problem - not with the searching but with the layout . I'm trying to layout the x-scrollbar in my canvas which will display results regarding the search . However , it is not properly done . Can anyone please help ?

Below here is my code :