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QUESTION
I would like to get a final dataframe in which the tuple
'key'
is split into two columns,'hr'
and'filename'
, respectively.I also would like the output of the fit 'a, b, c'= *popt to be split into the three columns a, b, c.
In the current output dataframe, the last three columns do not contain the correct values. They show the initial a, b, c values, which are the initial guess of the fit. They should instead show the output of the fit ( *popt).
I attach my code, current wrong output, and correct output example. Thank you in advance
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 16:52- Extract the keys as
k1
andk2
instead ofkey
, because you do.groupby
on two columns. - Then create
new_row
with'hr'
ask1
, and'filename'
ask2
- Instead of assigning the returned values to
popt
, you can assign them to(x, y, z)
.
QUESTION
I use a dataframe (NewList) to calculate a variable (NPQ), and then I would like to save this variable (which is a list) into a column in the original dataframe. I get an error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-26 at 17:51Make NPQ
a DataFrame
and then append it to the original frame such as:
QUESTION
What's up, everyone? I am trying to create a simple game where depending on moves a player makes, some character gets appended to their String (likewise for a second player). The game is supposed to detect whether specific characters show up in those Strings, regardless of where in the Strings they appear. Combinations of 3 characters are needed to make progress.
So, for example, one successful move a player might make would append the characters "c", "d", and "e" somewhere in their String, say "abcde". When the game detects "cde" in their String, they win something. However, if that player's String were instead "ifc4_d'e", the game doesn't detect that win, despite containing the same characters.
EDIT: There are three code snippets below, but don't be alarmed; the latter two are just the first one but with a slightly altered array and/or findWinPatterns()
method.
Here was my initial code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 00:12Your heart of your question seems to be:
Given a String of characters, how can I check that all those characters exist in another String
There are a couple of ways to do this:
Regex:
The regex for detecting all of "abc"
in a string is "^(?=.*a)(?=.*b)(?=.*c).*"
. You could either hardcode the regex, or build it from the string like this:
QUESTION
I am trying to pull some data in from csv files I have containing physiology data. The CSV file is not exactly uniformly shaped when I open it in excel, which is how I read it. It instead reads to the human eye as multiple different tables. I have included pictures of the file opened in a text editor and opened in excel.
I only really need data out of one of the main tables of the csv file, the table highlighted here in the csv file but I am having trouble reading in my file to get the pandas Dataframe right. I have tried by naming the columns in my import to match those given in the file, and adding skip rows arguments, but I think the formatting of the file is just so odd that I am missing something.
I've tried using the basic pandas read_csv command attempting to specify column names and skip rows, but this does not import the table I want..
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-21 at 14:39Since I don't have the file, here's my best guess:
QUESTION
"I am trying to make an AutoHotKey program where I can play a game and it will record keypress/keyrelease events along with a millisecond timestamp so I can later repeat those exact actions in a secondary program. Ex. I play a game and the program records the keystrokes in time so that it can be replayed with a bot. This is what I have so far that detects the up arrow key being pressed or released. The issue is that I am not able to get the output to appear."
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-21 at 21:13I made this simple script named Record.ahk I think its easy to understand and improve in the way you want. The F1 keyboard key starts the recording and the F2 key finishes the recording. All inputs (and time intervals) are stored in another script named Play.ahk
Later, running Play.ahk, the F3 key starts playing the keys sequence and the F4 key finishes it. As you see, Input
is used to get the pressed keys and A_TickCount
is used to get the delay between the inputs.
QUESTION
It has the deceivingly simple code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-22 at 10:58.match
is a search for a needle in a single haystack string. An infinite sequence stringifies to '...'
.
QUESTION
Below is my Oracle sql query
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-24 at 16:05Select ELP_DEALER.DEALER,
MAX(ELP_DEALER_RECON_WRK.Entire_Record) ENTIRE_RECORD
From ELP_DEALER,
ELP_DEALER_RECON_WRK
Where ELP_DEALER_RECON_WRK.Dealer_Id = ELP_DEALER.DEALER_ID
And ELP_DEALER.Dealer In ( 'CABC', 'IKBC', 'CITI', 'GNHW', '0062' )
Group By ELP_DEALER.Dealer
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