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I am gradually building an R Markdown (.RMD) file, learning by doing. I was able to insert a couple of tables, but I had a problem with one of them. The initial setup is:

I've got a list of formula objects to fit Linear Quantile Mixed Models with lqmm::lqmm().

I cannot use summary() to return model coefficients with standard errors etc. from the produced models.

I am working on a project for my Object Orientated Java II course, and I am having trouble with starting it, as I can't seem to follow the logic of how the abstract classes I have to override with my own concrete classes are constructed (without running into a StackOverflowError). I am not allowed to declare any new state information in my concrete classes or modify the given abstract classes.

Here is the code for the abstract "Game" class:

I want to used the unnest_tokens function from tidytext in another function.

Since the column names in the data frame i pass may be different every time, i try to use [[x]] to adress the columns, i have successfully used this in another function, but here it does not work.

This is the code i use:

I am trying to replicate this piece of code as a function.

It removes all the NA observations in variable Q19 and all associated observations in variable StartDate.

timeperceptions <- timeperceptions[!(timeperceptions$StartDate >= '09/17/15' & is.na(timeperceptions$Q19)) & !(timeperceptions$StartDate <= '03/16/16' & is.na(timeperceptions$Q19)) ,]

My function looks like this

I have the following setup:

• ATECC608A
• mbedTLS (tested with 2.16.6 and 2.16.9)
• coreMQTT The certificate chain is the following: RootCA > SignerCA > DeviceCert. I've registered both RootCA and SignerCA as CAs in the AWS IoT Console

I setup the chain in mbedTLS with the following:

I am trying to create a function that takes in two variables, the continent and the column that would like to be worked with from a dataframe. I am then trying to calculate the mean value of the column for that particular continent to replace the NAs that are in that column for that continent. However, I seem to be having trouble when it comes to the actual replacement of the values, I keep running into errors. I have tried multiple ways such as replace, replace_na and mutate but I keep getting errors that I cannot seem to get away from. This code works when it is not in a function, but the minute I add it to the function I seem to get this error.

I am writing a method in AWS Lambda using node.js and I am sending single object

how can I pass multiple objects?

here is my code

I have a list of dataframes that I want to filter and get a list of their plots. I have provided the 3 df of my lists and the 10 first rows of every df