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- Kill the given application
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QUESTION
As the title says, I want to add a macron to a faceting label. An example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 04:47Looks like it's a problem with fct_recode
rather than ggplot2
. This seems to work just fine
QUESTION
I used the forecast
package to forecast the daily time-series of variable Y
using its lag values and a time series of an external parameter X
. I found nnetar
model (a NARX model) was the best in terms of overall performance. However, I was not able to get the prediction of peaks of the time series well despite my various attempts with parameter tuning.
I then extracted the peak values (above a threshold) of Y
(and of course this is not a regular time series anymore) and corresponding X
values and tried to fit a regression model (note: not an autoregression model) using various models in carat
package. I found out the prediction of peak values using brnn
(Bidirectional recurrent neural networks) model just using X
values is better than that of nnetar
which uses both lag values and X values.
Now my question is how do I go from here to create ensamples of these two models (i.e whenever the prediction using brnn
regression model ( or any other regression model) is better I want to replace the prediction using nnetar
and move forward - I am mostly concerned about the peaks)? Is this a commonly used approach?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 06:28Instead of trying to pick one model that would be the superior at anytime, it's typically better to do an average of the models, in order to include as many individual views as possible. In the experiments I've been involved in, where we tried to pick one model that would outperform, based on historical performance, it's typically shown that a simple average was as good or better. Which is in line with the typical results on this problem: https://otexts.com/fpp2/combinations.html
So, before you try to go more advanced at it by using trying to pick a specific model based on previous performance, or by using an weighted average, consider doing a simple average of the two models.
If you want to continue with a sort of selection/weighted averaging, try to have a look at the FFORMA package in R: https://github.com/pmontman/fforma I've not tried the specific package (yet), but have seen promising results in my test using the original m4metalearning package.
QUESTION
Hi folks. I'm working on a ggplot2 extension that will implement a new faceting method.
I don't want to get into the nitty gritty of the algorithm, but suffice it to say that I need to first compute some new columns for each row of the input data
, and only then can I perform a compute_layout
and map_data
.
Of course, one option is to compute my new columns twice, once inside of compute_layout
and once again inside of map_data
, but this will be twice as expensive computationally, and just less elegant.
It seems that setup_params
and setup_data
are meant for this exact use case.
I'm creating a little reproducible example based off this great vignette.
I've just made a small modification that tries to add a hello
column to the data using the setup_data
function.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 22:24TL;DR: set a new column in every list-element of data
in the setup_data
function.
It seems that setup_params and setup_data are meant for this exact use case.
That's right, but I get the impression from your question that some confusion exists about the order of operations of data ingestion. Facets and coordinates are part of the 'layout' of a plot. Before the layout is setup, layers setup their data (sometimes making a copy of the global data). Then, the layout can inspect the data and make adjustments (typically appending a PANEL column). If we inspect/print to console ggplot2:::Layout$setup
, we see the following (comments by me):
QUESTION
I have spent an hour reading a million different posts and can't get a winner. Simply put. I have created an on-screen keyboard. When a user presses a letter button, the letter is inserted at the carat in the input that has focus. This all works fine and I know how to insert all the letters and numbers and spaces but I can't figure out how to backspace at the carat. I know how to take the last character off but that is not effective as I wish it to backspace at the carat.
I will insert the code to show how it is set up... The only part that does not work is the lines in the if ($(this).html() == 'BKSP')
block.
PLEASE and THANKS!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 19:15The browser and javascript have limits when it comes to accessing to device hardware, for sercurity reasons. You can throw a keydown
event, but it won't perform the same action as physically pressing a key.
If you're goal is just maintaining the caret position, you can set that using selection.setSelectionRange(caret_position, caret_position)
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Selection
Set keyboard caret position in html textbox
Here's a demo:
QUESTION
My data is dataset diamond:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 12:04Your problem is that your udf is explicitly looking for a the globally defined df
and is not using it's size
parameter in any way.
Try this:
QUESTION
I have a dataframe as below
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 14:57You can try the below function which takes matplotlib colours and maps it back based on the Variable column:
QUESTION
I have this pipeline:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-22 at 16:54It looks like you did not predict the values for X_test
with your knn_pipe
. The variable knn
that you use in your last line is actually undefined in the example you provide. I guess you have defined it somewhere in the original and thus see this error message.
Anyway, just change
QUESTION
Using diamonds as an example, I'd like to group by cut then add a row number for each grouping and then shuffle. Then I'd like to apply a transformation to price, in this case just price + 1 and then I'd like to find the price corresponding to row 1 and make that the value for the entire feature.
Tried:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 21:35We could wrap the .
within braces
QUESTION
I can mutate onto a grouped field to get a groupwise min max like so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-03 at 23:08As we are computing the max
which is a single value, can be .add
ed into the grouping
QUESTION
I'm interested in using lists to run multiple statistics test with one set of code.
For example, I want to run glm() tests that vary in terms of DVs, IVs, data, and family, based on rows in a data frame / list. I can do this the long way, and I can use lapply() to do this a "medium way" such that I can change the DV used in the test. But I would like to know if there is a method {preferably using lapply()} to complete this task with less code and in a more automated/iterative fashion.
For the example data, I created 2 datasets using the ggplot2::diamonds data and the code below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 05:10You can do this with lapply
as :
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