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Copy$ sudo apt-get install cpulimit
$ git clone https://github.com/andrehrf/hawk.git
$ cd hawk
$ npm install
$ node --expose-gc app.js
http://localhost:5800
$("#video1").click(function() {
$("iframe").attr("src", "https://www.youtube.com/embed/JSDuy7v73wI");
});
$("#video2").click(function() {
$("iframe").attr("src", "https://www.youtube.com/embed/DxREm3s1scA");
});
$("#video3").clicdf1['type2'] = df1['animal'].map(df2.set_index('animal')['type']).fillna(df1['type'])
out = df1.merge(df2,on='animal',suffixes=('','_'),how='left')
df1['type2'] = out['type_'].fillna(out['type']).rename('type2')
import numpy as np
# build lookup table for all animals from df1, based on df2:
df2 = df2.set_index("animal").reindex(df1["animal"].unique()).fillna("")
df1["type2"] = np.where(df1["type"].str.len()>0, df1["type"], df2["type"].loc[df1a = (pd.crosstab(df['STREAM'], df['MAT'], margins=True, margins_name='TOTAL').iloc[:,:-1].reindex(columns, axis=1, fill_value=0).rename_axis(None))
b = (pd.crosstab(df['STREAM'], df['KIS'], margins=True, margins_name='TOTAL').iloc[:,:-1].ra = df.melt(id_vars=['STREAM'], value_vars=['MAT','KIS'])\
.pivot_table(index='STREAM', columns='value', values='variable',
aggfunc='count', fill_value=0, margins=True, margins_name='TOTAL')\
.rename_axis(co> super-cool-animals
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indevar l=[["40 Mile Air","Q5"],["AB Airlines","7L"],["ABSA Cargo - Aerolinhas Breseleiras SA","M3"],["AccessAir","ZA"],["ACES Colombia","VX"],["Action Airlines","XQ"],["Acvilla Air - Aor Romanian Carrier","WZ"],["Ade Air Albania","ZY"],["AdriCommunity Discussions
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QUESTION
I'm try extract the first two words from a string in dataframe
df["Name"]
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 14:13df['temp'] = df.Name.str.rpartition().get(0)
df
QUESTION
Summary
I'm currently getting the first object of a JSON array dumping into Discord but I only want a portion of the data, specifically teams. I believe I need to edit line 50 return(odds_json['data'][0]), can anyone help me with pulling this specific piece of data?
Here's said dump:
{'id': '19c709db17e33a20f7c88af1a119cef1', 'sport_key': 'basketball_nba', 'sport_nice': 'NBA', 'teams': ['Atlanta Hawks', 'New York Knicks'], 'commence_time': 1622394647, 'home_team': 'Atlanta Hawks', 'sites': [{'site_key': 'fanduel', 'site_nice': 'FanDuel', 'last_update': 1622399415, 'odds': {'h2h': [-1350, 700]}}, {'site_key': 'betmgm', 'site_nice': 'BetMGM', 'last_update': 1622399373, 'odds': {'h2h': [-650, 475]}}, {'site_key': 'betrivers', 'site_nice': 'BetRivers', 'last_update': 1622399389, 'odds': {'h2h': [-910, 540]}}, {'site_key': 'draftkings', 'site_nice': 'DraftKings', 'last_update': 1622399388, 'odds': {'h2h': [-835, 525]}}, {'site_key': 'sugarhouse', 'site_nice': 'SugarHouse', 'last_update': 1622399399, 'odds': {'h2h': [-1000, 575]}}, {'site_key': 'barstool', 'site_nice': 'Barstool Sportsbook', 'last_update': 1622399403, 'odds': {'h2h': [-1000, 575]}}, {'site_key': 'unibet', 'site_nice': 'Unibet', 'last_update': 1622399400, 'odds': {'h2h': [-1000, 575]}}, {'site_key': 'betfair', 'site_nice': 'Betfair', 'last_update': 1622399405, 'odds': {'h2h': [-500, 470], 'h2h_lay': [-476, 500]}}, {'site_key': 'pointsbetus', 'site_nice': 'PointsBet (US)', 'last_update': 1622399407, 'odds': {'h2h': [-620, 410]}}, {'site_key': 'williamhill_us', 'site_nice': 'William Hill (US)', 'last_update': 1622399389, 'odds': {'h2h': [-650, 450]}}, {'site_key': 'foxbet', 'site_nice': 'FOX Bet', 'last_update': 1622399401, 'odds': {'h2h': [-909, 450]}}, {'site_key': 'gtbets', 'site_nice': 'GTbets', 'last_update': 1622399392, 'odds': {'h2h': [-946, 543]}}, {'site_key': 'caesars', 'site_nice': 'Caesars', 'last_update': 1622399398, 'odds': {'h2h': [-455, 320]}}, {'site_key': 'bovada', 'site_nice': 'Bovada', 'last_update': 1622399102, 'odds': {'h2h': [120, -160]}}, {'site_key': 'mybookieag', 'site_nice': 'MyBookie.ag', 'last_update': 1622399393, 'odds': {'h2h': [-285, 210]}}], 'sites_count': 15}
And here's the .py file.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 19:45The odds response object contains a list of events. You're currently only returning the first one with return(odds_json['data'][0]). (The index 0 is giving you just the first element of the list.)
If you wanted to print all of the teams, you could loop over the events and get each matchup like this:
QUESTION
I have this string and I cannot create the right regular expression to simply obtain just the name of the team.
Original string: 'Atlanta Hawks (15)'
Desired string: 'Atlanta Hawks'
I have been able to obtain 'Atlanta Hawks ' by using '[A-Za-z0-9\s]*(?<=\s\B)' but I believe there should be another more efficient approach where I get rid of the last white space?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 03:30code：
QUESTION
I'm pretty new working on python and this is my first "big" project. This is what I have worked on for the day. I am trying to work on this project that randomly generates a name when you click on a category and press the generate button. It randomly generates one name but when I press the generate button again it doesn't display another name. That's what I'm trying to figure out. Also if anyone doesn't mind, how can I check a box and generate a name on that category.
Thank you very much
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 12:44Your name choices are more naturally organized as Radiobutton widgets.
QUESTION
I would like to create two new variables (one for team1, another for team2). Each variable should tell me how many days between the most recent game played by each team.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-09 at 18:28Let me know if this provides the output you are interested in.
In this answer, you can first assign each row of data to a unique Game number. Then, put data into long form, and calculate days between games for each team. Finally, if desired, you can put data into wide format again.
QUESTION
My dataset is merged from 2 huge datasets and then NA-removed. It is now in shape (2707,18).
I have done
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-17 at 04:36Try to use pandas.Series.str.strip() to remove heading and tailing whitespace in column Record Status and use pandas.Series.isin() to filter column
QUESTION
i am trying to combine two txt files together. this is what i have so far
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 04:21ASSUMING the two files have the same number of lines, this will do it:
QUESTION
I've got a program that scrape some stats and calculates the ELO of some teams over a basketball season. The problem persists when I'm trying to compute the expected win % of each team, but the values are all stored in the same nested dictionary list: eList=[{'Perth': 1715}, {'Melbourne': 1683}, {'Phoenix': 1648}, {'Sydney': 1605}, {'The Hawks': 1573}, {'Brisbane': 1573}, {'Adelaide': 1523}, {'New Zealand': 1520}, {'Cairns': 1477}]. I've tried nested for loops to iterate over two of the values at once , but it results in a error. I'm trying to iterate over all the ELO values of the various teams within the list-dictionary and then cross-compare them against each other so there values can be entered into my other function and the results output:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 06:32import math
eList=[{'Perth': 1715}, {'Melbourne': 1683}, {'Phoenix': 1648}, {'Sydney': 1605}, {'The Hawks': 1573}, {'Brisbane': 1573}, {'Adelaide': 1523}, {'New Zealand': 1520}, {'Cairns': 1477}]
val=[list(i.values())[0] for i in eList]
#extracting just the values from eList
from itertools import combinations
g=list(combinations(val, 2))
#pairing up two teams values
def expected_result(rating1, rating2):
exp = (rating2 - rating1)/400.
Ea = 1/(1 + math.pow(10, exp))
Eb = 1/(1 + math.pow(10, -exp))
return Ea*100, Eb*100
for i in g:
print(expected_result(*i))
#unpacking each tuple into function
QUESTION
This code produces the specific output but not with only one statement.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 18:34You can use reduce to build one string of the whole dictionary
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a command where it generates a random moth, with a randomly chosen name, gender identity, moth type, and favorite food. For some reason it only sends a letter from the first array LS1. My current code is here:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-24 at 02:22Try using + instead of, in message.channel.send(CP1, CP2, CP3, " is a ", GID, MTP, "moth that likes to mostly eat ", SGF);
You should concatenate the string by using CP1+CP2+...
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