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I am trying to scrape the comment from a particular HTML can but I am running into problems. I have no problem scraping all the text under the tag, but Only the comments. Can someone help me out.

Here is my code

I get the following error and unsure as to why? ValueError: Expected 2D array, got 1D array instead: The dataset I used is https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/demographic-statistics-by-zip-code-acfc9

I thought it was already converted to a matrix once it is in the dataframe. Especially because the plot data shows up correctly.

Any help would be appreciated.

I am playing with the Accidental Drug Related Deaths 2012-2018 dataset. I am using the following drugs array:

I'm examining the Accidental Drug Related Deaths dataset. The following is a list of all drugs:

Plotting in Python using Altair: I have 2 charts plotted side-by-side and the right-hand plot includes a drop-down selection menu. By default, the drop-down menu displays on the bottom left of the plot. I would like to move the menu underneath the right-hand plot that it is linked to. I don't see anything in the documentation for selection_single or add_selection that relates to the location of the menu. I'm using the | method to concatenate the plots horizontally.

Simplified example:

Code to generate the above example (let me know if there are any issues accessing the data source! There shouldn't be any restrictions.):

I have been using the intersect() function from the raster package in R to clip a spatial polygons data frame (HUC-4 watersheds) to the extent of another spatial polygons data frame (a region consisting of Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Wyoming).

I want to preserve the entire extent of the spatial polygons that overlap with the spatial data frame I am clipping to. Using intersect() clips the HUC-4 watersheds so that they do not extend past the extent of the states being clipped to.

The watershed data that I am using can be downloaded from: ftp://rockyftp.cr.usgs.gov/vdelivery/Datasets/Staged/Hydrography/WBD/National/GDB/ (WBD_National_GDB.zip).

The data for the region encompassing Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana was extracted from county data available here: https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/tiger-line-shapefile-2017-nation-u-s-current-county-and-equivalent-national-shapefile.

The code I am using to do the clip with the intersect() function is as follows:

I downloaded the county shapefile off of data.gov. I can use them in leaflet as follows to plot counties in WA, ID and OR. I would like to make the state borders thicker. How can I do that?

I am attempting to merge a dataframe containing data on hospital visits ("Hospital_Visits_df") with a shapefile/spatial*dataframe containing ZIP/ZCTA polygons and coordinates ("shp", downloaded from the Census Bureau).

Both dataframes contain a matching column, ZCTA and GEOID10, respectively, though shp contains polygons for the entirety of the USA, which I will pare down to the relevant states later.

I have attempted using both merge() and left_join(), but both results in their own errors.

shp_hospital_zip1 <- merge(shp, Hospital_Visits_df, by.x = "GEOID10", by.y = "ZCTA")

Error in .local(x, y, ...) : non-unique matches detected

But there are no duplicates in either column.

I am working on a python project in which I would like to return the title of the nth dataset in a database. The user should be able to input a number, say 4, and the code will output the title of the 4th dataset. I tried using a for loop, but my code just returns the first dataset 4 times instead of the 4th dataset. Any help is greatly appreciated!