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So I have data in text file like this:

I have a count of stems by tree species for different plots.

I am trying to setup a project that uses rails 2.3.2. In my Gemfile I have gem "rails", "2.3.2". Running bundle install outputs Using rails 2.3.2. When I try to run any rails commands, in this case rails s I get a load error.

I am trying to create a function, formulator, to create R formulas out of a dataframe of responses, coefficients and constants and function names. My intent is to use it when converting large sheets of historical functions into useable R code. It is tedious and error-prone to rewrite each function as (response ~ constant + b1 x x1 + b2 x x2.....)

Example dataframe with same variables, but where not every variable was interesting (e.g. NA when unused) for every case. Every function has its' own row and every part its' own column, where the column name is the variable, and the cell is the coefficient. Not all coefficients are positive.

I am using a manual auth configuration in my react native app to add OAuth to my react native app. I have followed all of the steps outlined here for Google and Facebook.

My problem is when I click on the button I have created in the front-end that redirects me to a federated sign-in, there is an extra 'https' in the link.

In AWS Cognito User Pools, my sign in and sign out URLS are set to myapp:// and have configured my hosted UI in the AWS console. I have also set the hosted UI url to the OAuth Redirect URI's in both facebook and google for my app clients.

This is my aws configuration in react native:

I am trying to have an array be searched for a string by using a For loop, going through each spot of the array for its length. If the string is present, it should show that string (in this case, a letter). For some reason, even when that letter is there, the output is not being updated.

For example, say the word is DOG. The output array would look like '▢ ▢ ▢'. If I guessed 'D', it should update the output array to be 'D ▢ ▢'. The problem here is, it is not doing that.

This is my code related to this part:

Tree:

How can i combine data in this way? in this dataset

I am looking for ways to slim my gmail account.

E.g. Is it possible to write a script that would do one of the following:

• remove attachments from quoted text.
• remove quoted text.
• replace images in with links to high quality images on my G-drive.
• perform an arbitrary text operation on previously received emai.

Note I don't want this to happen in the new email: I want do to this on whole folders (labels) of old mail. E.g. open the conversation thread from 2017 with the subject line, "Do you have swedish aspen" and replace each occurrence of 6 pix of SA with links?