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QUESTION
I have a .csv of species occurrences with individual lat-long points, but I am trying to aggregate them all into a singular 'average' coordinate point per species. From some digging I see there can be issues with a simple average (high altitude or low altitude outliers can cause issues). Does anyone have a suggestion on how to do this easily/quickly in R? Thanks
Data is seen up like this but I have 71,000+ occurrences total.
species longitude latitude Abies amabilis -111.112964 41.199112 Abies arizonica -110.8678 37.0349 Abies bifolia -111.650833 41.82 Abies bifolia -113.377722 41.950833 ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 14:20Using
QUESTION
TL;DR: Is my function not vectorised? How can I vectorise a function calling other functions with many if & else statements? Many thanks!
EDIT: The function works when manually doing one tree at a time by hand in the console, or dplyr-style when using dplyr::rowwise
I'm writing a function containing a lot of if's and 'else's.
The function decides, depending on which arguments are supplied (or missing), on which function to use to calculate the volume of a tree.
I want to use it like this, dplyr-style, over a huge data sheet with many cases.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-15 at 12:46You are confusing non-vectorized if () ... else ...
with vectorized ifelse
.
if () ... else ...
takes a single (!!) condition and performs an action on whether the condition is TRUE
or FALSE
. If you instead pass a (logical) vector for the condition then only the first element of the vector is chosen to decide which action to perform. As a notfication R will raise a warning. However, besides of that you will in general get a wrong or non-expected result.
ifelse
on the other hand is vectorized, i.e. both conditions are checked and actions are taken elementwise. For all TRUE
elements the TRUE
action is chosen and for all FALSE
elements the FALSE
action chosen.
This can best be seen by a simple example:
QUESTION
I have a dataframe df1 such as the following that has a list of tags.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-23 at 21:40Merge:
QUESTION
i'm developing a python app. This app is just to get data from the blockchain. In web3.js it all works good, but i need to do it in python (the client wants a python app). It all works almost good; The script does what it needs to do, but when calling the get function i get a strange output (using the get function on remix or web3.js whit a nodeJs api that i wrote works just perfect) :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 17:19The result is a byte array. When you print it, it converts control characters to hex but prints readable characters.
To get a full hex string, try this:
QUESTION
TL;DR [
x I'm purring a scatter plot for each species in a tibble with two types of regressions superimposed. Shows height predicted by diameter for trees.
x nls
finds multiple possible data
and fails to compute geom_smooth
- a tidyeval error?
x I'm not sure how to use a user defined function with 'map2'.
]
A sample of my dataframe, train.data
, is attached as a dput
output at the end of the message.
I've split my data into a test set (20%) and a training set (80%). I've calculated summaries for the linear and non-linear models earlier and made a plot with the predicted values versus the estimated values. But I'd like a graph with the curve for the estimated models (linear and non-linear), and if I've understood it correctly, ggplot2
should come to the same conclusion as nls
and lm
? A tidyverse way to include offset (same for all observations) in the tibble instead of in the data.frame would be very welcome.
First, creating plotting function to map. NLS is red, LM is blue.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-21 at 12:45There were a number of problems in the original code.
1) You needed a ~
before partial
. Actually, you didn't need partial in this example.
2) In the formula in geom_smooth
you have to use x
and y
rather than the names of the original variables.
3) You need to tell ggplot where to find the offset
4) se
is an argument to geom_smooth
not one of the method.args
QUESTION
I have a text document with following structure:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-16 at 13:50- Ctrl+H
- Find what:
(?<=[a-z])(?= \d)
- Replace with:
;
- UNCHECK Match case
- CHECK Wrap around
- CHECK Regular expression
- Replace all
Explanation:
QUESTION
I'm having an issue where our application is crashing when the user taps the profile picture to upload their photo to the app. The app sends an authorization request to the user, and this crash happens immediantly once the "allow" button is tapped.
Maybe relevant information is that this is not the root view controller. The registration process has a series of pages on the same Storyboard. This is occuring on any page where I need to request permissions that isn't the main root controller.
I have attempted to place the PhotoAuthorization block of code into a DispatchQueue.main.async, but that didn't seem to work. This is legacy code by a former developer, so I'm still working on fixing up some stuff.
Code block suspected of crashing the app:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-23 at 13:53The error tells you want to do:
reason: 'threading violation: expected the main thread'
Many times, when you pass a closure, you could be called back on a background thread. But, if you want to do anything with the UI, that must be done on the main thread. We use DispatchQueue.main.async
to pass a block to the main queue and have it run on the main thread asynchronously,
In
QUESTION
While trying to figure out how to integrate the gym interface, I'm trying to get an extern robot python controller running from console. I have follwed the offical guide and my (macOS) env vars set accordingly.
When I try to run the controller by typing:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-22 at 09:36From the output you added, it seems there is a small issue in the environment variables you set.
For the variable PYTHONPATH
, you should change the 3X
part by your version of python. In your case, PYTHONPATH
should point to /Applications/Webots/lib/controller/python37
.
QUESTION
How to parse the JSON to list in flutter. I have used the online tool to parse the Json, but the tool is converting it to the map. I need to get the parsed json in the list and return the list of contents in listview builder of the page. I have my json file and my workaround below.
Json
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-01 at 14:45You can do something as simple as this, assuming the variable jsonMap
is the json you showed above:
QUESTION
I have a range of strings as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-26 at 00:27We can look for any N's surrounded by \w
, which in regex matches any alphanumeric characters or underscores. If that's too broad you could replace \w
with [a-zA-Z]
to only match letters:
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