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Native iOS App written in Javascript, wrapped with the Phonegap API. Messaging app where each message is pins to a geolocation (lat/lng). App takes advantage of Angular.js / Hammer.js to give it a native feel.
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QUESTION
I have a red and a blue area between some graphs. Where the two areas overlap, I want the area to be hatched in red and blue, i.e. red and blue stripes (like in the picture, but blue and red instead of white and red). So I want to pass the two colors by their color code onto the function. Is this possible with matplotlib.pyplot.fill_between
? Or how could I do this?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 14:21You need to add the hatch
argument to your function call to fill_between
As you have not provided an example, it will look something like this:
QUESTION
I have made a Seaborn stripplot on top of barplot that has experience group on the axis, grouped by two different conditions (target present or target not present) from a dataframe using the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 12:21You could create two stripplots
, one for each sex and draw them as the same spot. The double entries of the legend can be removed via get_legend_handles_labels()
and taking a subset of the handles and the labels.
Here is an example using the titanic dataset:
QUESTION
I'm trying to calculate the mean, standard deviation, median, first quartile and third quartile of the lognormal distribution that I fit to my histogram. So far I've only been able to calculate the mean, standard deviation and median, based on the formulas I found on Wikipedia, but I don't know how to calculate the first quartile and the third quartile. How could I calculate in Python the first quartile and the third quartile, based on the lognormal distribution?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 20:07Given a log-normal distribution, we want to compute its quantiles. Furthermore, the parameters of the log-normal distribution are estimated from data.
The script below uses OpenTURNS to create the distribution using the LogNormal
class. It takes as inputs arguments the mean and standard deviation of the underlying normal distribution. Then we can use the computeQuantile()
method to compute the quantiles.
QUESTION
I'm trying to put a title inside an image using the ngx-useful-swiper. However, if I use absolute position in the title, the h3 is on top of each other. I would like you to stay in each one. You are using the * ngFor directive for this. I tried to change the ng-container to div but it didn't work.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-08 at 15:48It worked by wrapping the image and the title in a div:
QUESTION
I want add the repeated hatch patterns over a seaborn barplot.
Of course, I checked the below Q&A, but I cannot solve my question.
Is it possible to add hatches to each individual bar in seaborn.barplot?
In the above Q&A, the different patch patterns are applied to the left blue ('-') and the right blue ('+'). I want apply the same patch pattern to the same color bar; ("//") should be applied on the two blue bar, ("\\") should be applied on the two green bar, and ("|") should be applied on the two red bar.
I tried the below code, but I can not realize my ideal figure.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-07 at 14:35sns.barplot
returns the matplotlib ax
on which the bar plot has been created. (Giving the return value a very different name can be confusing when searching the seaborn and matplotlib documentation for how to make adjustments.)
ax.patches
indeed contains all the bars. First come all bars of First Class, then all bars of Second Class, then those of Third class. This grouping can be found in ax.containers
which has 3 containers: one for each group of bars. Iterating through these containers helps to hatch each group individually. Later, the legend needs to be created again to also show the hatching.
QUESTION
I've a little simulation where zombies and humans fight each other. The code below is the code for creating my zombies.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 21:05You can unify your "zombie setup" logic into a procedure, then call that when they are created and when they infect/hatch:
QUESTION
Suppose I want to show in a barplot the gene expression results (logFC) based on RNA-seq and q-PCR analysis. My dataset looks like that:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 07:19Following the linked answer, it seems quite natural how to extend it to your case. In the example below, I'm using some dummy data structured like the head()
data you gave, since the csv link gave me a 404.
QUESTION
I am trying my best to combine the following four figures to three plots and show how (a) & (b) differ from (c) & (d) using colors and hatch marks. All four green plots are the same parameter, just grouped accordingly. Same with orange and blue.
Here is how I created each individual plot using the melt
function:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-21 at 22:31Here is an example with 3 subplots. Each subplot first gets a kdeplot
for one region, and then a kdeplot
for the other with different colors. Each individual kdeplot
uses hue
to differentiate between the ages. Also, these age groups are stacked instead of being drawn on top of each other. Further, one age group gets a hatching.
Some manipulations are needed to get a proper legend. set_hach
is called both on the legend handles as on the polygon forming the kdeplot
. The stacking first creates the last age group, so the hatching needs to reverse the list.
Many variations are possible, also depending on what you want to show and how much the graphs overlap. For example, a new column could be created combining two columns for the hue
, and they all could be stacked instead of drawn on top of each other.
Also note that kdeplot
has a parameter common_norm
that default to True
and reduces the graph for each hue-group depending on the group's size.
QUESTION
I have a Transaction table and a Car table.
tID cID carID eID tDate PickupDate ReturnDate Amount_Due 1002 1006 1004 104 2018-04-18 2018-04-28 2018-04-2 NULLCar
CarID Make Model Type Year Price 1004 Ford Focus Hatch 2019 140.00I need to update the Amount due column with Price * DATEDIFF(day, [Transaction].PickupDate, [Transaction].ReturnDate)
I know I need an inner join but not sure how to write the query correctly. This is what i have so far but I think it's way off. I'm very new to SQL
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 11:42The syntax in SQL Server for a JOIN
in an UPDATE
is:
QUESTION
So I am stuck with a stored procedure.
I have these 2 tables in a database:
Transaction
tID cID carID eID tDate PickupDate ReturnDate 1002 1006 1004 104 2018-04-18 2018-04-28 2018-04-2Car
CarID Make Model Type Year Price 1004 Ford Focus Hatch 2019 140.00I need to calculate what 10% of a transaction cost is for tax purposes. I have managed to get the length of the rental and stored it into a variable, but can't figure out how I can get the price of the car used in the transaction to then multiple the length by the price and then display the result.
Here is the code I have so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 12:07I can't see why you can't just join the tables and do a calculation like this
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