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I have some hierarchical data that I am trying to get into a more relational style table. I want to mutate a column to my dataframe that tells me the parent to each row. Here, Lights is a child to Electrical, and Wiring and Bulbs are both children to Lights, and so on. Is there a way I can say "if Level = 2, find the nearest Level 1 above it in the dataframe, and assign that as its parent?" Another example would be: if the row is a Level 3 item (Wiring), its parent would be the nearest Level 2 above it in the dataframe (Lights).

I would need the nearest Level above it since the data is stored hierarchically.

I have a float value, that comes from JSON data. Calling console.log() displays the correct value fe: 12.3. But I don't know why, when I try to set this value with val() it rounds the value fe: 12.0?

If the value is 23.4, displays 23.0. If 31.8, displays 32.0.

This is the snippet in which I want to set the value:

In this question / answer from 5 years ago about logLik.lm() and glm(), it was pointed out that code comments in the R stats module suggest that lm() and glm() are both internally calculating some kind of scale or dispersion parameter--presumably one which describes the estimated dispersion of the observation values being predicted by the regression.

This naturally begets another question: if it's truly a real parameter being estimated by the fit algorithm somewhere (or even if it's just some kind of implicit / effective parameter), how do I access this parameter from the resulting fit object?

I've produced a MWE (plus supporting setup / plot code) below:

• Part 1 constructs some simulated input data, which we'll fit to a straight line (implying two fit parameters are expected). Given the question is about a hidden, internally modeled dispersion parameter, I wanted to make sure the fit algorithm is forced to do something interesting, so therefore 10% of the points have been deliberately modeled as outliers. If you understand what's shown in the plot below, then you can probably skip reading this portion of the code.

• Part 2 is the main body of the MWE, illustrating the point that my question is asking about: it runs glm() on the input data and examines some of the results, demonstrating that logLik() claims three parameter estimates, in apparent disagreement with glm() which seems to give two.

• Part 3 just produces a little supplementary figure based on the input data and results. It's only included for completeness & reproducibility; you can probably skip reading it too.

Here I have blazor server app, in app I have two _Host.cshtml, one for website which is default _Host.cshtml and another for admin panel that is _HostAdmin.cshtml. Both of them have separate css and js file. I too have separate layout, for website I have Mainlayout.razor which should use _Host.cshtml and for admin panel I have AdminLayout.razor which should use _HostAdmin.cshtml .

Now, the problem is that when I add new razor component and use AdminLayout.razor layout the view doesnot use css and js of _HostAdmin.cshtml.

Below is my _HostAdmin.cshtml

I'm trying to gather 64-bit integers from memory using the assembler instruction. Below you can see how I call assembly code from C. Please notice that assembly code uses NASM syntax.

nasm_gather.asm file

I need to draw an arc around a volume knob, the arc length represents the volume.

I tried with Graphics.drawArc() and Arc2D.Double, but the result is not good: the path of the arc is not exactly the same for different extent values.

I've been working on a project with an Arduino recently where I'm basically trying to get a small display hooked up to an Arduino to update with the name of a MIDI mapped knob in Ableton Live.

For example, let's say I map the knob to the reverb send on a track the display should read "A-Reverb". This works today, but only works when I first open the Ableton project and map the knob for the first time. It does not update when I select a new option.

Here's the setup I'm using right now:

• Arduino - w/Rotary Encoder & OLED Display
• Hairless MIDI - For converting the serial connection from the Arduino into MIDI CC# messages Live can read.
• Ableton Live 11 w/ Max For Live 8 - This is where the patch actually runs.

For the Max Patch, I'm using a version of Yehezkel Raz's One which I purchased and later modified. The reason I mention this is that this patch already has the name updating part worked out, so in theory I should be able to send that data over serial to the Arduino.

Out of respect for Yehezkel's work, I won't attach a screenshot of the entire patch, but have attached the part that I modified to send data to the Arduino, you can see it here.

Here's what I've tried so far:

1. Validated that the baud rate for Hairless MIDI, the Arduino, and the Max Patch is identical
2. Attempted to start Hairless MIDI only after Ableton has been launched
3. Attempted to power on Arduino without opening the Arduino IDE so that there are no Serial conflicts.

Here's what I think may be the issue, but I'm not sure how to fix it:

• Part of the logic in my Arduino code relies on Serial.available() being true, in order to send the data to the screen. I'm thinking that maybe the Serial connection is only available in the beginning when the knob is mapped.

I know that was a lot of information, but if anyone has any ideas on how I may be able to get this to work, I'd greatly appreciate it!

following are my files for html, .ts and json . As json data was very extensive therefore i have just added a few states and their cities. my 1st dropdown is showing all states. Now I want to match my 1st dropdown's selected value of state with a key "state" in "cities" object in my json file so i can populate 2nd dropdown with cities relevant to that state. and I want to do this in function "getCitiesForSelectedState". please help me find solution for this.

//.ts file

I want to make my QGraphicsEllipseItem emit signal on mouseMoveEvent(). I found similar question but about C++ Qt, but when try to use that solution and do multiple inheritance thing in Python: