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DFF (Digital Forensics Framework) is a Forensics Framework coming with command line and graphical interfaces. DFF can be used to investigate hard drives and volatile memory and create reports about user and system activities.
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I have a dask dataframe with 2438 partitions ,each partition is 1.1GB a total of 7B rows I want to do a groupby on multiple columns and aggregate one of the columns
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Answered 2022-Mar-31 at 15:21As suggested by @Michael Delgado, there is a problem with meta
definition. This should fix the definition of meta:
QUESTION
I have a function called tidy_normal()
from TidyDensity package. This takes in exactly one parameter per arguement, example: .mean = 1
What I want to do is build a function that will take in a quoted string from a user and the parameter list like so:
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Answered 2022-Feb-15 at 17:22The function parameter names should match with the column names of 'df' i.e. if we look at the output of 'df' inside the function
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I'm new to dash and trying to get it to display a pie chart based on audit years that will display the amount of money 'Collected', 'Uncollected', 'Decreased', 'Written off'. Here's an example of what the pie charts look when i've coded them using plotly and not the dash feature.. So here is how it looks now via the dash app
Below is the code I used to make the dashboard
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Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 21:27So if I understood correctly, you want to select the year in the dropdown menu and show the corresponding pie chart?
QUESTION
I have the below pandas dataframe
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Answered 2022-Feb-03 at 18:51You can use:
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I am trying to make an interactive plot where a user would select a location, then a time, and then one of a list of parameters. I am able to plot a basic plot of each parameter, but what I want to do is that when multiple parameters from the list are selected, a stacked subplot begins to form for each parameter. I have what I thought was a loop that is correct, but it doesn't seem to run through it to make the subplots.
Looking for some help on how to do add subplots under the conditions of more than one parameter selected.
Code below:
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Answered 2022-Jan-31 at 10:57As per my research, it's not possible to generate a single plot the way you would like to. If you take a look at the plotly subplots documentation, you'll notice that subplots can only be populated with traces that are graph objects. The px.scatter()
figure you're generating for a single parameter is already made up of multiple traces. A subplot cannot be populated with figures, only traces.
First, I adjusted your code to produce subplots. Disregarding your dataframe manipulation and only focusing on the plotly syntax, there are some errors I found in this part:
QUESTION
I'd like to make this code more elegant and reduced. I have three data frames that need to be combined to use Seaborn hue. I need to add a key for the hue itself.
This is what I have come up with, but I feel there must be a more elegant and efficient way
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Answered 2022-Jan-15 at 21:35IIUC, you want to repeat n times df
and add n labels (n=3 here).
You have several options.
concat +np.repeat
concatenate the input n times, and add the repeated labels as new column.
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I am new on dash and plotly solutions. I am wondering if it is possible to join both approaches in the same application. Selecting the points, update the checkbox and then unselect some checkbox updating the row color. I have this code that i found here: https://community.plotly.com/t/dash-how-to-select-data-points-either-in-the-table-which-updates-the-plot-or-on-the-graph-which-updates-the-selection-on-the-table/46674, but I don't know how to do. Thanks.
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Answered 2022-Jan-12 at 08:44You should combine the two callbacks into one, using dash.callback_context
to flow-control as explained in the documentation here.
As possible solution:
QUESTION
I have a huge data set, over 1,000,000 rows. I want to see how many 'xCordAdjusted', 'yCordAdjusted' pairings are correlated to 'event' type 'SHOT', 'MISS', and 'GOAL'.
'xCordAdjusted' has a minimum value of 0 and maximum of 100, 'yCordAdjusted' has a minimum value of -44 and a maximum of 44.
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Answered 2021-Dec-29 at 23:08Since you are looking to sum up the number of each type of event by the x and y coordinates, you can use groupby
and sum
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hope you are well!. I'm quite new to Python, dash & Plotly and i am struggling to understand why i am unable to sync the dropdown bar with the graph its connected to.
when Multi is at default the graph web page works fine however when i change the option its stops working.
if you are able to correct the code and provide some narrative to why my code doesnt work that would be much appreciated.
some narratives: in the excel sheet im uploading there is info on all states however i am only interested in 5 states in this example hence the dictionary containing 5 states
dff = dff[dff["state"] == option_selected]
the variable state here exists in the excel sheet thats in being imported into the data frame.
also i am using this data set from covidtracking.com
thank you in advance!
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Answered 2021-Dec-27 at 21:46There are two issues I can see you'll run into: the first is that once the user selects from the dropdown, option_selected
will be of type 'list'
and the syntax for slicing a DataFrame based on whether an element is in a list is to use .isin.
The other issue is that when the dash app is initialized option_selected
will be NoneType
because the user hasn't yet selected from the dropdown menu. You can include a condition to check for that:
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I am new to Plotly Dash. I created some Dashboard in Tableau, in Tableau I have a dashboard with a map and a line chart next to it where I can select locations on the map and the line chart shows me the time series line chart from that sensor. I try to do this in Dash and learn some new tools like Dash since I often used Plotly with its beautiful graphs.
I have internal data on a database with some complex logic where I have the locations on a seperate file, since I want to have as less data as possible I don’t want to include lat und lon in the SQL View. For this question I use data available on the web.
I have sensor measuremt data like no2, no, o3 and more from sensors at different locations. My goal ist to have a map with the locations of the sensors. When I click on a location it should show me the line chart and I want to be able to select as many locations as I want so that I can compare the line charts.
Is this possible? I have the line chart, but I can’t connect the part with the map to work. I will use this as a foundation to include many more graphs like bar charts and so on. The top selector will be a dropdown to select the parameter like no2, pm25. Many thanks in advance.
This is the line chart so far:
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Answered 2021-Dec-27 at 07:15If you are not bound to use a Graph
component for the map, the Map
component from dash-leaflet
supports click events natively. Here is a small example, where map clicks are used to update a graph,
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