susie | Server-sent events with hapi | Runtime Evironment library
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kandi X-RAY | susie Summary
This is a plugin that adds simple Server-Sent Events (aka EventSource) capabilities to hapi. It decorates the toolkit with a new method h.event(). You can send individual events as objects, or you can simply pass a stream and some options and SuSiE will make things work as you expect. You probably already know this but install it with: npm install --save susie.
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Starting with this dataframe of train trip segments:
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Answered 2021-May-04 at 17:34You could combine range and explode. Does this work for you?
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Hi I have this RDF Input and I want make it to xml style with python , now how can I do?
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Answered 2021-Feb-12 at 11:23You can install the rdflib package and use it to convert between the RDF formats. In your case it looks like the data is stored in the "notation3" syntax. To parse this you need to specify the format when reading the graph as 'n3'.
I am using StringIO in place of actual files below, but the concept is the same.
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I'm working with a project where we are web-scraping PubMed research abstracts and detecting if any researchers from our organization have authorship on any new publications. When we detect a match, we want to add a bold HTML tag. For example, you might see something like this is PubMed: Sanjay Gupta 1 2 3, Mehmot Oz 3 4, Terry Smith 2 4 (the numbers denote their academic affiliation, which corresponds to a different field, but I've left this out for simplicity. If Mehmot Oz and Sanjay Gupta were in my list, I would add a bold tag before their first name and a tag to end the bold at the end of their name.
One of my challenges with PubMed is the authors sometimes only show their first and last name, other times it includes a middle initial (e.g., Sanjay K Gupta versus just Sanjay Gupta). In my list of people, I only have first and last name. What I tried to do is import my list of names, split first and last name, and then bold them in the list of authors. The problem is that my code will bold anyone with the first name or anyone with the last name (example: Sanjay Smith 1 2 3, Sanjay Gupta 1 3 4, Wendy Gupta 4 5 6, Linda Oz 4, Mehmet Jones 5, Mehmet Oz 1 4 6.) gets bolded. I realize the flaw in my code, but I'm struggling for how to get around this. Any help is appreciated.
Bottom Line: I have a list of people by first name and last name, I want to find their publications in PubMed and bold their name in the author credits. PubMed sometimes has their first and last name, but sometimes their middle initial.
To make things easier, I denoted the section in all caps for the part in my code where I need help.
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Answered 2021-Jan-29 at 19:50Here is the modification that needs to be done in the section you want help with. Here is the algorithm:
- Create list of authors by splitting on
, - For each author in authors, check if au_l and au_f are present in author.
- If true, add
tags
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How do I add data to each row of my dataframe.
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Answered 2021-Jan-14 at 23:46The problem happens because you are overriding the dataframe at every iteration:
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Everything else seems to be working fine. The requirements were that I use a for loop to get gather input for the students' grades, display a name for each student, compute and display the average of those 5 grades, and display the highest grade. I'm really not sure where I am going wrong here. Please help! Here is the program below:
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Answered 2020-Dec-08 at 03:37This means that the list grades is empty, as you have not appended any values into the list. You can fix it by doing:
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I have the following data in multiple columns:
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Answered 2020-Nov-12 at 13:57we can use stack to explode each list and then create a surrogate index using cumcount
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I am trying to use either awk, grep, or sed to group a bunch of street addresses together, organize the name first, the city second, and group them on the left-justified side by their state.
Here is the data
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Answered 2020-Oct-27 at 03:17Could you please try following, written and tested with shown samples in GNU awk.
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In the following awk statement:
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Answered 2020-Oct-01 at 19:46By default if you dont't assign any value to a variable in awk then it's default value will be null(without explicitly mentioning a variable we could directly assign values to it in awk), so your first time condition is getting compared with null hence it's getting true and going inside block for further statements execution(where inside block it's assigning maxrate to 2nd field).
After very first execution when variable maxrate is getting 2nd field value in it then next line onwards it's comparing 1st line's 2nd field value to current line's 2nd field and keep doing the same till all lines of Input_file are read. At last in END section of code it print it.
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I have two different dataframes: A, B. The column Event has similar data that I'm using to compare the two dataframes. I want to give Dataframe A a new column, dfA.newContext#.
In order to do this, I'll need to use the Event column. I want to iterate through Dataframe A to find a match for Event and assign the dfB.context# to dfA.newContext#
I think a loop would be the best way since I have a few conditions that I need to check.
This might be asking a bit much but I'm really stuck.. I want to do something like this:
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Answered 2020-Aug-23 at 04:2595% of the time you can use a pandas vectorized method and eliminate the need for looping. In this case you can just use pd.merge in a simple, clean and efficient alternative to a long loop.
EDIT: (Answer #1): Actually, you can do a more advanced merge with left_on=dfA.index, right_on='context' and do this in one line with other clean up operations after the merge, but see a fuller answer below, which takes a similar approach:
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I am rather new to PHP, and this has really thrown me. I know I could do this with raw SQL, but I'd rather do it the right way.
I have the relationships set up, and they are working fine.
I have a table of houses, I want to get the names of all the people in those houses if the houses have a red roof, but only if the person has brown shoes.
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Answered 2020-Apr-27 at 06:13Since you are requesting people, you are better off starting from your People Model.
Please note that the whereHas expects the table name, and not the relation in the first argument.
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