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metric² is a self-service BI tool using responsive web based dashboards to display any data from your SAP HANA Database, Platform or Applications.
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QUESTION
I have a problem. I have the following class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-23 at 18:13This is caused due to the value the argument runDateTimeGMT0
is given and this:
QUESTION
I am trying to make a new slide that contains a table with some data in it using the Google Slides API. I'm getting an invalid JSON payload error.
What i've tried to do is create a function that makes the new table request.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 19:15You should use Table Operations for creating and editing table data.
Example Request Body:
Note: The request below will create a new slide with id id-1617139878-856039
and insert a table with data in it.
QUESTION
I am running a simulation study where my results are stored in a nested list structure. The first level of the list represents the different hyperparameters generated by the model. The second level is the number of replications of the same model (changing the seed).
In the example below, I list the output of a model that is governed by two hyperparameters (hyperpar1 and hyperpar2) where both can take 2 different values, leading to 4 different combinations of the resulting model. Additionally, each of the 4 possible combinations was run twice (different seeds), leading to eight possible combinations (as can be seen below with str(res, max = 2)
). Finally, two performance metrics were recovered from each possible iteration of the models (metric1 and metric2) and also the value of the two parameters of the model beta = list(b1 = value, b2 = value)
.
My problem is related to the last part. I want to flatten the list beta
and get each component inside of the list as a component of the upper list that contains it, but keeping the whole structure described in the beginning unchanged.
Below an example:
Sample of the data. ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 21:05I'm not sure if this will work for the real data, but it seems to produce the desire for the example data above.
map_depth(res, 2, flatten)
Here is the full output with str
:
QUESTION
Comming from R/dplyr, I'm used to the piping concept to chain transformation steps during data analysis and have taken this to pandas in a sometimes similar, sometimes better but also sometimes worse fashion (see this article for reference). This is an example of a worse situation.
I'm conducting an analysis of some objects and want to understand the behavior by some grouping variable and for steps further dwon the line (which are not relevant here), I have to have the calculated metrics per grouping in seperate columns. Hence, I'm chaining agg()
with pivot()
and end up with a multiindex, which I'd like to collapse or flatten.
What I do:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 09:23DataFrame.pipe
We can flatten the columns without breaking the method chaining by using pipe
method and passing in a lambda function that uses set_axis
along with MultiIndex.map
to flatten the columns:
You can chain the below pipe
call after your pivot
method
QUESTION
I need a query in MongoDB where I turn a list into True or False depending on whether a value exists in the list or not.
Here's a summarized view of the schema.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-19 at 15:59need to use an $in
operator in the project stage.
QUESTION
I have a table that has JSON data stored and I'm using json_exists
functions in the query. Below is my sample data from the column for one of the rows.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 20:01I have no idea how to "pattern match" on the array element, but just parsing the whole thing and filtering does the job.
QUESTION
I have following pipeline in HDFS which I am processing in spark
input table : batch, team, user, metric1, metric2
This table can has user level metrics in hourly batches. In same hour a user can have multiple entries.
level 1 aggregation : this aggregation to get latest entry per user per batch
agg(metric1) as user_metric1, agg(metric2) as user_metric2 (group by batch, team, user)
level 2 aggregation : get team level metrics
agg(user_metric1) as team_metric1, agg(user_metric2) as team_metric2 (group by batch, team)
Input table is 8gb (snappy parquet format) in size in HDFS. My spark job is showing shuffle write to 40gb and at least 1 gb per executor shuffle spill.
In order to minimize this, if I repartition input table on user level before performaing aggregation,
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 14:38Spark shuffles data from a node to another one because the resources is distributed (input data...) over the cluster, this can make the calculation slow and can present a heavy network traffic over the cluster, for your case the number of shuffles is due to the group by , if you make a repartition based on the three columns of the goup by it will reduce the number of shuffles, for the spark configuration the default spark.sql.shuffle.partitions is 200, let's say that we will let spark configuration as it is, the repartition will take some time and once finished the calculation will be faster:
QUESTION
I am struggling to modify my code to define a specific range of the secondary x-axis. Below is a snippet of the relevant code for creating 2 x-axes, and the output it generates:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-23 at 21:49As there have been no other answers, I can suggest a non-elegant way of doing what you need.
You can hide the axis line and "manually" create one line yourself:
QUESTION
I have a log that looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 16:42I found the solution, I setup a unique document_id that matches the 2 pairs of rows, set doc_as_upsert=true and action=update.
QUESTION
having records in test
table like so (metrics
column is jsonb type):
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-17 at 11:37Use the ->>
operator:
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SAP HANA SPS6+ (SAP In-memory DB). XS Engine running (HTTP Server built into SAP HANA). ####Step 1 - File download and install to HANA. #####Otion 1: Delivery Unit (SAP HANA Package). ####Step 2 – Schema creation Once you have all the asset files uploaded to your HANA instance, you will need to create the schema to support metric2. This is done using a simple wizard which can be found in the install folder (install.html). ####Step 3 – Sample data creation (optional) Once you have completed sections 1 & 2, you can choose to run some of the included sql scripts which will populate your metric² system with sample/demo data. Select which sample data set you would like from the install folder, and execute the sql file included.
Download the delivery unit package here and upload using the SAP HANA Web Admin Tool: Lifecycle Manager
Please follow the instructures here on how to install.
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