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QUESTION
I downloaded dataframes from here: https://ods.od.nih.gov/HealthInformation/Dietary_Reference_Intakes.aspx
using BeautifulSoup but some of the numeric values have a thousands separator and "asterisks" both of which I want to take out. I have regex to take out the "asterisks" but tried using str.replace(",", "") on the comma and then inserting the new string using .loc. My code:
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Answered 2020-Dec-13 at 01:27Without access to your df
it is hard to help you. See how to provide a great pandas example as well as minimal, complete, and verifiable example.
But a few things look suspicious in your code, specifically this: df.loc[row[cols[0]], cols[i]]
. .loc
function takes df index as the first argument so I would have thought this should be df.loc[idx, cols[i]]
in a couple of places. so I am a bit surprised it actually does not complain there.
also you can do your replacements on columns in one go, along the lines of
QUESTION
I tried these: https://stackoverflow.com/a/37683738/13865853, https://stackoverflow.com/a/50830098/13865853.
My dataframe is all strings but the dtype is object for reasons I read elsewhere on SO.
The columns are units of micronutrients in foods that look like this:
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Answered 2020-Oct-17 at 05:33I used an input of just the first set of columns. You can:
- Loop through columns and create a series
s
that transforms the unit into what you want to multiply by mapping to a dictionaryd
- Extract the digits and multiply by
s
for each column
QUESTION
I wanted to return the name of elements based on two conditions; even protons number and odd neutrons number. I've tried to print both tests and it turns out well. However, when I try to print the elements using 'and' logical, an error has occurred due to different broadcasting. I can't figure out how do I reshape it. Help me out.
The elements, protons and neutrons.
I've already converted elements, protons and neutrons into arrays.
The input;
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Answered 2020-Oct-16 at 15:26Apply the &
to the boolean tests, before indexing:
QUESTION
I am having an issue creating a chart with some JSON that papaparse gives me. It continually gives me this error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-15 at 03:46I got past being unable to parse the string date from the csv as a Date by going through each element and parsing it as a Date before I sent it off to the generate function.
QUESTION
Let us assume I have a list of Object P.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-20 at 22:59The following will do what you want to achieve
QUESTION
I'm trying to make it so whenever i select a radiobutton it will .insert() a value inside of an empty entry that is declared in another class and instanced in the application class.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-05 at 10:50Solved by making product_info a global variable. Not sure if this is best practice however.
QUESTION
I'm creating an XY chart in Bokeh with a 1:1 line and ideally two more lines for +/- 10% error and +/- 20% errors. At the moment my chart works but seems unpythonic and shows too many legend entries. The code at present:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-14 at 17:03You can't multiply a list by a float. If I understand correctly, something like this should get the result you want:
QUESTION
I have a text file that has continuous sections of questions and answers. For example:
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Answered 2019-Mar-07 at 21:51Let's assume your text file as:
QUESTION
I'm doing my final project for a coding school that will be a deep song search app that returns every detail about a song (composer, personnel on the track, lyrics, studio, media uses, images, etc). I'm using React frontend/Rails backend API. I'm new to API's and have tried Discogs and Musicbrainz but find the Mediawiki to be the easiest to traverse. Messing with their sandbox using Query, I feel like I'm getting closer but wondering if anyone with more experience out there could help me get precisely what I need.
I would like a music search to return a list of matches (could be same title but different songs or same title but different recordings). A user can click on the results to see the details. I would like the API to return links and hopefully images (album cover, etc). Does anyone know the best way to go about this?
I've also tried using the Ruby Gem wrapper Mediawikitory https://github.com/molybdenum-99/mediawiktory. I like the clean interface but can't quite find the right parameters.
The closest I've come to what I'm looking for in the Mediawiki sandbox is an example like this for the All Star (Smash Mouth):
This gives a list of songs (I'll have to concatenate '(song)' in every search unless there's a specific category parameter I don't know about).
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Answered 2019-Feb-24 at 17:09So with further research I was able to drill down to specific song searches (and this will work for any thing this specific). You have to use srsearch
and then search
option in lists
. So an example for a list of songs based on a given title:
QUESTION
I'm using Reality Gem to Query Wikidata, using this code below. But it gives nil output. i've checked using result.methods command but i dont't see any method to view "part_of" or "instance_of" property values
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-27 at 18:05I don't know why this error is happening.
I guess it's because the document structures on Wikidata and Wikipedia aren't the same.
But you can get around with the following hacky:
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