bikeshare | Statistical models and webapp for predicting when bikeshare | Machine Learning library

The main issue is that you need to assign the fitted model to an object; in your case it would also be fit.

There are two other points to consider:

• it's confusing/not best practice to assign variables with the same name as R functions (i.e. you might want to call your fit fit0 or my_fit or something rather than fit); usually you can get away with it but it breaks, confusingly, in some contexts
• broom.mixed is a red herring. The broom package is actually used for lm fits (and you don't need to load it, apparently tidymodels loads it (and parsnip) automatically ...)

I can see the error accures when the script imports Pandas. So you might need to change your pandas version too.

To check your Numpy: Try to find your NumPy version first.

You'd like the view to reload the data from the network when it is selected. Unfortunately, .onAppear doesn't work because the View isn't loaded when you select it.

Instead, reload the data when selection changes.

To make this work in SwiftUI 2.0 (Xcode 12), pass the tag number and selection (as a Binding) to the StationListView, then have StationListView reload the data when the tag matches the selection both .onAppear and when selection changes using onChange(of: selection):

For conditionally picking elements from an array in JavaScript, Array.prototype.filter should always be a consideration.

Create a predicate function that matches the shape of your data and checks for certain station IDs.

Here is a function that returns a predicate function. You put in the IDs you want in an array, and it returns the required function for filter.