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I've created a script that reads a csv file. It looks ok when I run it in Pycharm, however when I mark the output text and click CTRL+C and paste it into Notepad then I get spaces between each letter.

For example when I have the file in Excel then I get this:

Heres my code so the problem right now the code works but only if in the line lyst[[elementname]] <- rgamma(10000,i,j) 10000 is set to 100 and in the line plot(y=sample_mean_q4[,j],x=1:7000,xlab="n value",ylab="Values", main=paste("Alpha-Lambda:",colnames(lyst[,j]),type="l")) the value of x=1:1000 is set to x=1:700 otherwise I get the error "Error in xy.coords(x, y, xlabel, ylabel, log) : 'x' and 'y' lengths differ"

I need the values to be 10000 and x=1=1:1000

Im trying to apply a function onto my list but it returns this error

"non numeric matrix extent error"

here's my code

the error occurs in the last few lines the code works fine up till the end, and because of this, im unable to plot my graphs I've searched online but couldnt find anything that helps, and I cant see what's wrong with the code

trying to create a table to calculate the mean of my data, but sapply won't work, it keeps giving me the error that 'x' must be an array of at least two dimensions

here's my code

So looking at this question here

"Let A = {0.1, 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10, 100} L = {0.1, 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10, 100}

1. For each pair (α, λ) ∈ A × L above, use the built-in R function rgamma() to generate samples of size 10, 000 each from the Gamma(α, λ) distribution. (Do not include your sample in the output!) This will give you 7 × 7 = 49 random samples of size 10, 000 each. These are your datasets you will base the rest of the assignment on.
2. Use the function hist() to plot histograms of your sample datasets. I want 49 histogram. If you can arrange them into a nice 7-by-7 grid, all the better. Clearly label your plots. Remember to play around with the breaks options and choose an appropriate number of bins so that your plots have nicely defined shapes."

Im trying for Q2 and would like to know what Im doing wrong here and even is my Q 1 right

My problem is that my fixed bootstrap navigation is covering 60px (the navigation's height) of my page, so it's screwing op the "padding" of the columns I have.

I tried to put margin: 60px on .section, but it just pushes the page 60px down, not resizing the page by 60px. Instead there is 60px hidden at the bottom.

There is no padding-top/bottom defined on the columns. They are defined with display: flex and align-items: center, with a div inside containing the text so it will be centered all time.

https://jsfiddle.net/fmcq9wpn/7/

CSS:

So I'm trying to subtract the values of one list by another and then put the absolute values of those results in a new list. Essentially it will look like this: [0,1]-[1,0]= abs([-1, 1]) = [1,1]

After that, I need the average of the final list: mean([1,1])=1

So in all I'm: 1. Subtracting values of one list from another 2. Adding absolute values of subtraction results to new list and 3. Printing the average of the final list

I want to focus on a moving window of k in the lyst below, starting on the left and stopping one element short of the right edge. I want to take the sum of the 3 (k) items in the window. If the sum is >= k/2, append the value of 1 to the list "pred", otherwise append 0 to the list.

Here is my code so far:

I am trying to write a piece of code that will recursively iterate through the subdirectories of a specific directory and stop only when reaching files with a '.nii' extension, appending these files to a list called images - a form of a breadth first search. Whenever I run this code, however, I keep receiving [Errno 20] Not a directory: '/Volumes/ARLO/ADNI/.DS_Store'

*/Volumes/ARLO/ADNI is the folder I wish to traverse through

*I am doing this in Mac using the Spyder IDE from Anaconda because it is the only way I can use the numpy and nibabel libraries, which will become important later

*I have already checked that this folder directly contains only other folders and not files