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QUESTION
I have average percent cover for each functional group according to Year, Month, Site, and Treatment (see photo). These functional group average values do not sum up to 100% for each treatment group (sorted by year, month, and site). I would like to normalize it to 100%. I was able to create an equation in Excel (as shown in the top of the photo); but it is labor intensive. I am not sure how to create a R function that would automatically do it. I tried to start writing it (below) but I know the sum(x) part is inaccurate. I am not sure how to sum all of the functional group's percent cover for each treatment sorted by site, month and year. Perhaps using the aggregate function would help? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Answered 2019-Dec-12 at 00:01Assigning your reproducible example to the df variable, you should be able to do what you are trying to do this way:
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I'm mainly trying to stretch my navigation bar across the entire page using flexbox. I want the design to be responsive so that the layout stays the same for screen sizes between 640-1280 px.
I've read about similar questions here and tried to implement some answers but it doesn't seem to work.
My codepen (not allowed to change anything in the html part):
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Answered 2019-Jun-30 at 12:44You are using CSS Grid in your code now. Possibly, you forgot to add the navigation element to your grid with using of
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I can't seem to access randElement1, randElement2 and randElement3 which are defined within the 3 loops I have created.
My programme creates a string that has 3 random elements chosen from a list.
I know this is a simple problem and I did look it up. I have read all about Scopes, but I can't even find a solution to my specific coding problem. Thank you.
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Answered 2019-Mar-21 at 18:30Initiate them outside of the for loop
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I have a SQLite database that I'd like to find a certain keyword in using Python and display lines of database only containing them in a certain row:
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Answered 2018-May-24 at 23:58In my case, content contains a list with this data
[('A Japanese woman has been reunited with a camera she dropped in the ocean two-and-a-half years ago, after schoolchildren in Taiwan found it washed up on a beach and covered in barnacles.',), ('The writer is a Washington DC-based foreign affairs analyst. His views are his own.',), ...]
The returned values in content seems to be a list of tuples.
You'll have to iterate again within each tuple to get the sentence.
Like this:
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I am a beginner in Java, and I have a question on why my code won't work. So basically when I set numOfTimes > 1 my program stops. Can anyone tell me why and how do I fix it? Thanks I will really appreciate if anyone helps me!
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Answered 2018-Apr-07 at 22:04It doesn't work because the condition j == numOfTimes is false, therefore nothing in the loop actually is executed. Change it to j <= numOfTimes.
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I was wondering if it would be possible to get help streamlining some code I have made for a class at uni. I have essentially been thrown into the deep end with R in the past week (so know very little), and wanted to know if there is a really obvious way I could streamline this so it isn't as clunky!
I am calculating the settlement rate of a population of barnacles on the rocky shore (As per Hines 1979). I have my script up and running for my three species at four different settlement rates no problem, I just wanted to know how I could neaten it up a bit. The script is as follows:
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Answered 2018-Feb-13 at 01:01You can wrap your operations into a function:
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Assume I have the following XML
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Answered 2018-Jan-25 at 16:53It turned out, as I was writing this question, that the any function I sought exists, just under a different name: some. Technically, this is not a function, but it's own XPath expression with special syntax.
I should be able to write
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kinda new still to using python and StackOverflow. I am trying to take a text file with a list of words and iterate over it and sort that by every 1st, 2nd, and 3rd word into 3 different lists. My issue is that I can't get it to operate more than once. I think my incrementor might be incorrect.
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Answered 2017-Sep-06 at 17:13With mod you can do it with ease:
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I have a button that was dropped on my Webform at design-time, followed by a slew of Label/Checkbox pairs that are added dynamically at browse-time.
I've moved the button off the left edge of the page, and added some speacing between the dynamically-created controls, too, but the labels refuse to budge off the out-of-bounds marker, even though I've tried adding margin and padding values to move them right off the left edge of the page.
Here is my CSS:
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Answered 2017-Mar-23 at 22:06Have you tried wrapping everything in a div and giving that some padding?
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