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A d3 visualization widget to help summarizing, exploring and navigating large network visualizations
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- Creates an object containing the data for the navigation .
- Navigate to nodes
- Perform a cycle of a cycle
- Returns the D3 time format for a locale
- Update the data structure
- Initializes the tooltip
- Creates a clip - length interceptor .
- Add a brush element
- recursively computes the index of the delta in the tree
- Draws the brush event .
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QUESTION
How to merge these 2 tables by origin, destination and carrier?
The first table has the column medium need and i need to add this filed into the 2 table, based on origin+destination+carrier values. The response should be in a new column in the 2 table.
I tried to do pandas.merge(1st table, 2 table)
but it didn't help.
Please help me with this question
1 table:
{'index': {0: 0, 1: 1, 2: 2, 3: 3, 4: 4, 5: 5, 6: 6, 7: 7, 8: 8, 9: 9, 10: 10, 11: 11, 12: 12, 13: 13, 14: 14, 15: 15, 16: 16, 17: 17, 18: 18, 19: 19}, 'origin': {0: 'NEW YORK', 1: 'NEW YORK', 2: 'NEW YORK', 3: 'NEW YORK', 4: 'NEW YORK', 5: 'NEW YORK', 6: 'NEW YORK', 7: 'NEW YORK', 8: 'NEW YORK', 9: 'NEW YORK', 10: 'NEW YORK', 11: 'NEW YORK', 12: 'NEW YORK', 13: 'NEW YORK', 14: 'NEW YORK', 15: 'NEW YORK', 16: 'NEW YORK', 17: 'NEW YORK', 18: 'NEW YORK', 19: 'NEW YORK'}, 'destination': {0: 'Aqaba', 1: 'Aqaba', 2: 'Batumi', 3: 'Benghazi', 4: 'Benghazi', 5: 'Bremerhaven', 6: 'El Khoms', 7: 'El Khoms', 8: 'El Khoms', 9: 'Jebel Ali', 10: 'Jebel Ali', 11: 'Jebel Ali', 12: 'Klaipeda', 13: 'Klaipeda', 14: 'MISURATA', 15: 'MISURATA', 16: 'MISURATA', 17: 'Novorossiysk', 18: 'Odessa', 19: 'Odessa'}, 'carrier_name': {0: 'HAPAG LLOYD', 1: 'MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING CORP', 2: 'MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING CORP', 3: 'CGM', 4: 'MAERSK LINES, INC.', 5: 'CGM', 6: 'CGM', 7: 'HAPAG LLOYD', 8: 'MAERSK LINES, INC.', 9: 'HAPAG LLOYD', 10: 'MAERSK LINES, INC.', 11: 'ONE NETWORK EXPRESS', 12: 'CGM', 13: 'EVERGREEN INTERNATIONAL (U S A)', 14: 'CGM', 15: 'HAPAG LLOYD', 16: 'MAERSK LINES, INC.', 17: 'MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING CORP', 18: 'CGM', 19: 'Cosco Container Line'}, 'medium need': {0: 20.0, 1: 19.0, 2: 5.0, 3: 30.0, 4: 26.0, 5: 28.0, 6: 15.0, 7: 11.0, 8: 12.0, 9: 15.0, 10: 18.0, 11: 16.0, 12: 16.0, 13: 10.0, 14: 7.0, 15: 6.0, 16: 7.0, 17: 6.0, 18: 42.0, 19: 26.0}}
2 table:
{'index': {0: 0, 1: 1, 2: 2, 3: 3, 4: 4, 5: 5, 6: 6, 7: 7, 8: 8, 9: 9, 10: 10, 11: 11, 12: 12, 13: 13, 14: 14, 15: 15, 16: 16, 17: 17, 18: 18, 19: 19}, 'origin': {0: 'NEW YORK', 1: 'NEW YORK', 2: 'NEW YORK', 3: 'NEW YORK', 4: 'NEW YORK', 5: 'NEW YORK', 6: 'NEW YORK', 7: 'NEW YORK', 8: 'NEW YORK', 9: 'NEW YORK', 10: 'NEW YORK', 11: 'NEW YORK', 12: 'NEW YORK', 13: 'NEW YORK', 14: 'NEW YORK', 15: 'NEW YORK', 16: 'NEW YORK', 17: 'NEW YORK', 18: 'NEW YORK', 19: 'NEW YORK'}, 'destination': {0: 'Aqaba ', 1: 'Aqaba ', 2: 'Aqaba ', 3: 'Aqaba ', 4: 'Aqaba ', 5: 'Aqaba ', 6: 'Aqaba ', 7: 'Aqaba ', 8: 'Aqaba ', 9: 'Aqaba ', 10: 'Aqaba ', 11: 'Aqaba ', 12: 'Aqaba ', 13: 'Aqaba ', 14: 'Aqaba ', 15: 'Aqaba ', 16: 'Aqaba ', 17: 'Aqaba ', 18: 'Aqaba ', 19: 'Aqaba '}, 'from_': {0: '3/22/2021', 1: '3/29/2021', 2: '4/05/2021', 3: '3/29/2021', 4: '4/05/2021', 5: '4/12/2021', 6: '3/22/2021', 7: '3/29/2021', 8: '4/12/2021', 9: '4/05/2021', 10: '4/05/2021', 11: '4/12/2021', 12: '4/12/2021', 13: '4/12/2021', 14: '3/22/2021', 15: '3/22/2021', 16: '3/22/2021', 17: '3/22/2021', 18: '4/12/2021', 19: '3/29/2021'}, 'to_': {0: '3/29/2021', 1: '4/05/2021', 2: '4/12/2021', 3: '4/05/2021', 4: '4/12/2021', 5: '4/19/2021', 6: '3/29/2021', 7: '4/05/2021', 8: '4/19/2021', 9: '4/12/2021', 10: '4/12/2021', 11: '4/19/2021', 12: '4/19/2021', 13: '4/19/2021', 14: '3/29/2021', 15: '3/29/2021', 16: '3/29/2021', 17: '3/29/2021', 18: '4/19/2021', 19: '4/05/2021'}, 'carrier_name': {0: 'MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING CORP', 1: 'MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING CORP', 2: 'HAPAG LLOYD', 3: 'MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING CORP', 4: 'MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING CORP', 5: 'MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING CORP', 6: 'HAPAG LLOYD', 7: 'HAPAG LLOYD', 8: 'MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING CORP', 9: 'MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING CORP', 10: 'MAERSK LINES, INC.', 11: 'MAERSK LINES, INC.', 12: 'HAPAG LLOYD', 13: 'HAPAG LLOYD', 14: 'MAERSK LINES, INC.', 15: 'MAERSK LINES, INC.', 16: 'MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING CORP', 17: 'HAPAG LLOYD', 18: 'CGM', 19: 'MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING CORP'}, 'vessel_name': {0: 'MSC RANIA', 1: 'MSC RANIA', 2: 'CMA CGM IVANHOE', 3: 'SEAMAX BRIDGEPORT', 4: 'SEAMAX BRIDGEPORT', 5: 'NAVARINO', 6: 'EXPRESS ATHENS', 7: 'EXPRESS ATHENS', 8: 'NAVIOS UTMOST', 9: 'NAVIOS UTMOST', 10: 'MAERSK SEBAROK', 11: 'MAERSK COLUMBUS', 12: 'EXPRESS ROME', 13: 'EXPRESS ROME', 14: 'MAERSK ATLANTA', 15: 'MAERSK ATLANTA', 16: 'MSC RANIA', 17: 'OOCL WASHINGTON', 18: 'OOCL EUROPE', 19: 'MSC RANIA'}, 'doc_cut': {0: '3/29/2021', 1: '3/29/2021', 2: '4/9/2021', 3: '4/5/2021', 4: '4/5/2021', 5: '4/19/2021', 6: '3/29/2021', 7: '3/29/2021', 8: '4/12/2021', 9: '4/12/2021', 10: '4/6/2021', 11: '4/13/2021', 12: '4/16/2021', 13: '4/15/2021', 14: '3/26/2021', 15: '3/26/2021', 16: '3/29/2021', 17: '3/23/2021', 18: '4/15/2021', 19: '3/29/2021'}, 'container_type': {0: 'HV', 1: 'HV', 2: 'HV', 3: 'HV', 4: 'HV', 5: 'HV', 6: 'HV', 7: 'HV', 8: 'HV', 9: 'HV', 10: '45', 11: '45', 12: 'HV', 13: 'HV', 14: 'HV', 15: '45', 16: '45', 17: 'HV', 18: '2B', 19: '45'}, 'count': {0: 32, 1: 32, 2: 26, 3: 15, 4: 15, 5: 14, 6: 13, 7: 13, 8: 12, 9: 12, 10: 8, 11: 7, 12: 7, 13: 6, 14: 5, 15: 2, 16: 1, 17: 1, 18: 1, 19: 1}}
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-29 at 16:58You could try a vlookup between the two tables, like this:
QUESTION
lotacao_abs = (viagens[j].lotacao / 100) * navios[i].capacidade;
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-03 at 15:00The subexpression viagens[j].lotacao/100
is performing integer division. So if viajens[j].lotacao
is less than 100 then the result will be 0.
One of the arguments has to have floating point type to perform floating point division. The simplest way to do this is to use 100.0
which is a floating point constant instead of 100
which is an integer constant.
QUESTION
I don´t know how to code or write scripts.
I have a recording script/macro that order/sort a range according to 2 conditions and is working great for my needs.
I would like however to add a functionality but don't know how to do it, I would like the script would add a blank row between the 1 of the conditions (column 34).
The first condition of the below script is to order/sort according to 2 words in column 34 (or AH), is it possible between that "frontier" to automatically add a blank row?
This is the code I have:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-06 at 00:05I believe your goal as follows.
- You want to insert new row between the value of
A decorrer
and the value ofConcluido
at the column "AH" after the sort script was run in your functionNavios()
.
- In this case, I would like to suggest the following flow.
- Run your script for sorting in the function
Navios()
. - Add a script for inserting new row in the function
Navios()
.- Retrieve values of the column "AH".
- Retrieve the boundary of the values
A decorrer
andConcluido
. - Insert new row between the values.
- Run your script for sorting in the function
When above points are reflected to your script, it becomes as follows.
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