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QUESTION
I have list procedure_name = [brain, spine, abdomen, thorax]
actual list is longer.
I have a df where one of the columns is ['procedure'] has free text values (as its entered by human operator)
procedure brain and spine BRAIN+SPINE Thorax limited cuts Abdomen contrast Thorax + Abdomenand so on..
I want to check if each value in the column has one or more matching terms from the list(procedure_name) and add those terms to new columns ['Anatomy1']['Anatomy2'] ['Anatomy3'] for a max of 3 matches.
Expected output
procedure Anatomy1 Anatomy2 Anatomy3 brain and spine brain spine none BRAIN+SPINE brain spine none Thorax limited cuts thorax none none Abdomen contrast abdomen none none Thorax + Abdomen thorax abdomen noneI tried my best to explain the problem as logically as possible Thanks in advance
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-01 at 02:58You could use str.extractall
and a custom regex, then unstack
and join
:
QUESTION
So I've done this code (there is some french words sorry :/ )
I succeeded to make that when you press on the top buttons it changes all the radios
I succeded to make that when you press on "oui" of the "Dyspnée" div, there is a NYHA div that appears.
The probleme is that when the "oui" of the "Dyspnée" div is checked via the top buttons, the NYHA div doesn't show up :,(
I've try multiple things but can't figure out how to do make it work :/ Any ideas why it doesn't show up when I press on the "oui" of the top buttons ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-24 at 16:31onchange
events aren't fired when you change a property in JS, so your NYHAshow()
function is not called since it is bound to onchange
. However, you can manually trigger onchange
with $.trigger
QUESTION
I'm a C++ neophyte and I am totally in over my head, but I'm trying anyway!
EDIT: here is a simple code repo reproducer that generates the error mentioned: https://github.com/thoraxe/qpid-proton-test
http://qpid.apache.org/releases/qpid-proton-0.33.0/proton/cpp/examples/simple_recv.cpp.html
I am trying to incorporate the above into an existing project and struggling badly. In order to be able to use various instances of the QPID Proton sender/receiver, I need to include their class files. The example is a pure cpp and includes no header file.
In order to include a receiver (consumer) class, I need to write a header file. And it's all falling apart on compile.
Here's a really simple example. I'm trying to start out and just go more or less line by line with the receiver example. So, here's my cpp:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 16:40You're not linking with the Proton library. Use find_package
to locate the library you're trying to use, and then target_link_libraries
to link with it.
For example, find_package(ProtonCpp REQUIRED)
.
QUESTION
TL;DR I'm looking for a function to create a nested
- list from a one-dimensional array in PHP.
1) Currently I have this simplified markup in my test page:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-22 at 03:41It might be easier to parse your input using preg_match_all
; this can give you arrays of depths and associated values. You can then iterate through those arrays, opening an
- when the depth increases, and closing it when the depth decreases:
QUESTION
I have a sample data frame like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-02 at 19:26You can do that in a much easier format first you use fill() function which fills null values with previous data, then you group your data and summarize it with pasting/concatenating it.
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