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I'm attempting to calculate averages without using Pandas dataframes or the mean function (for practice). I have nested lists and would like to average the third element of the inner lists if the first and second elements match.
Example input:
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Answered 2018-Apr-30 at 13:35Start by grouping your data according to the keys you want to use to control the averaging:
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my question is on how to display user info thats in a list specific to that user when the person hovers over their name. I have made the list, but i want to get data from database and have it append as a tooltip or a popup of their info. I have used flask to put data info the title section of my element, but it will display one users name for all of them. Heres some code.
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Answered 2018-Apr-15 at 02:54If you just want hovering an element and showing some info, you can use title
to do that
Simple demo like below:
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In NASA WorldWind Java, I'm using PointPlacemark to represent an image because it stays the same size regardless of zoom level. The problem is that I want to set the heading on the Point Placemark and have it stay on that compass heading even when the camera is tilted. It works exactly as I want when viewing an untilted globe, but when I tilt, the placemark continues to face the screen instead of tilting with the globe, which causes it to act strange.
Here is a GIF illustrating what I'm seeing: https://giphy.com/embed/3o7WIqZUceR8xh6BOg
I would like the Point Placemark Image to stay on a heading relative to the globe, even when tilted -- so the image essentially is "flattened" as the view is tilted, while still remaining the same size regardless of zoom level.
Here is a code snippet that I'm using. I am setting attrs.setHeadingReference(AVKey.RELATIVE_TO_GLOBE); on the associated PointPlacemarkAttributes. In this example, I am setting the heading to 135 degrees.
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Answered 2018-Feb-17 at 10:15What you want to achieve is scale your polygon based on the eye position of the camera, and keep the polygon oriented on the map.
You could try to update your second solution and add a RenderingListener ro update the size of your polygon before rendering:
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