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I have a dataframe that I'm importing from a text file. The file is organized where certain columns include multiple pieces of data separated by comma. In effect, for certain indices in the df the column value is a list. However pandas isn't reading the data as such, rather as a string that happens to include commas. (Example in the MRE below)

What I ultimately want to do is use df.explode to expand these columns into separate rows but first I need to get pandas to recognize the data as a list. Obviously I could loop through the whole df but there's got to be a vectorized solution here.

Sample code:

We have a process that imports jira data into an oracle database for reporting. The issue I am having at the moment is extracting custom fields and converting a row into a column in oracle.

jira custom data view

jira data view

This is how I am extracting the query, the problem here is that the performance just does not scale.

I am playing around with some NFL data and I have a column in a dataframe that looks like:

Hello every one i have a dashboard that has a menu of all the components : i want when i m logged in with the role admin i want to display all the components and if i m logged with the responsable role i want to show just the commandes component

i don t know what to add in my guard to do this

this is my menu.ts import { MenuItem } from "./menu.model";

I start with a pandas dataframe of historical places. I pass a column of place names to geopy for geocoding. I extract the coordinates, and turn them into points. I also save the geocoder's returned geopy.location.Location in a column for further use. This all seems to work fine if I run it on the whole (geo)dataframe.

The problem arises when I want to overwrite a few of the entries. For instance, I want to overwrite wherever the geocoder has tried and failed to locate 'Fargo N Dak' (the historical abbreviation) correctly. I can re-run the geocoder on a single, modernized place name and extract the data, but I can't figure out how to insert it in the original gdf.

Hi I am using the following code:

I am working on a project in which a user selects 1 choice from 3 random options. There are twenty total rounds of this. I set the "draft" or selection up on one file, where the rounds are separated into divs and when the user picks an option from the first round, then that round disappears and a new round appears using "display:none." I recently added localStorage commands to the file, and ever since I did this, the code no longer successfully switches from round to round. When a selection is made, it stays on the same round and the "display:none" command does nothing. What should I do differently?

Here is the JS file:

I am working on a project in which I have three arrays and an element in one array corresponds to the element in the other arrays with the same index. I find a random element of one array by generating a random number, but when I search for the elements in the arrays with this random number as the index, they don't correspond. How can I make them correspond?

I am trying to store all the information from the td tags that have width="82" or maybe there is a more efficient method.