combi | Pythonic package for combinatorics | Math library
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Pythonic package for combinatorics
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- Decorator to cache functions
- Get current datetime
- Decorates a function into a function
- Create a function from a source template
- Create a function definition
- Update the attributes of a function
- Return partitions of a sequence
- Ensures that the given iterable is a sequence
- Returns an iterator over the keys between min_key and max_key
- Return an iterator of the items in the chain
- Return an iterator
- Insert value at given position
- Returns the index of the first occurrence in the list
- Insert value at index
- Create a new metaclass
- Returns the first occurrence in the list
- Wrap a decorator builder
- Creates an IdempotentContext
- Get an attribute from an object
- Remove an item from the list
- Check if the key is in the sort order
- Split a root part into a root directory
- Creates a reentrantContext manager
- Removes an item from the list
- Import a package
- Removes the item from the list
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QUESTION
Javascript - Generating all combinations of elements in a single array (in pairs)
So I've seen this questions and I've seen some of the answers to it, but I was wondering if it was possible to get all combinations even if it's a duplicate in every order possible.
ex.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-14 at 22:24At first create function to find all combinations of array:
QUESTION
I'm stuck with regular expressions in Python...
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-07 at 17:21You can combine start-of-string (^
) and end of string ($
) with regular character classes through the or (|
) operator.
QUESTION
I have a function that scrapes item and price data from this site
I also require a category value for each item scraped, the parent value is within the text element of
The expected output would be:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-01 at 20:57You can use .find_previous
with attrs=
parameter to find previous tag with specified class.
If html_doc
contains the HTML snippet from the question, then:
QUESTION
I am sorry to come back on a topic that has several threads on Stack, but I am trying to Reshape a dataset from LONG to WIDE, using Tidyverse, and either the Gather/Spread function as well as the pivot_wider function, and I am lost. Here it is a sample of the subset I am using for test
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-31 at 14:05You need to be more explicit on what you want, we can only assume. You cannot expect any values that are not present in your widest format. I take a guess here in that you want something like this.
QUESTION
I'm currently trying to figure out how to find all possible combinations with certain ignore cases attached to it.
I'll try my best to explain here.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-25 at 11:09You can use the following recursive generator to generate all possible combinations of all lengths. If you want the maximum possible length, you can compute max(..., key=len)
.
QUESTION
Please see the following minimal reproducible example.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-15 at 18:38You could try this:
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a simple snapshot test in react native using react-testing-library, but I can't figure out why I am getting "cannot read property 'lines' of undefined". The flatlist is rendering the data fine with no issues, but the test wont pass.
I've also tried destructuring out the summary.lines, but that didn't work either.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-05 at 14:57It's because in the initial rendering summary.lines
is getting undefined because of asynchronous call.
To get rid of this issue add a ?
it will make a null check before executing
QUESTION
This is a question that derives from a previous one, which can be found here: Multiple opacities in Mapbox - Plotly for Python
I was having some issues regarding having multiple opacities for multiple traces on a Mapbox map, each opacity associated with a particular value of the dataframe.
After following Rob's helpful answer (see link above), which led to the solution on the first topic, I found myself in another problem, as I want now kind of twist on his code.
While my first approach was to only have variations on the opacity of the traces, I would now need to have both variations on the opacity and the width of each trace, corresponding each of them to a different value on a particular dataframe.
I proceed to copy-paste the first part of Rob's answer, where he declares some functions and creates a dataframe:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-03 at 18:00- given you are using same column to define width and opacity you only need one loop
- for width I think linear space is better than geometric space, hence have created
width_a
as below - both
opacity
andwidth
will move in step as it's cutting same column by same number of bins
QUESTION
Here is what I have:
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Answered 2021-Dec-27 at 17:55While iterating over the list of cars there are three cases how the year of the next car is in relation to the current year of the oldest cars so far. Based on these three cases you decide if you want to add the car to the list of currently oldest cars or if you need to create a new list. The decision is like this:
- Year of next car > current oldest car year - Don't do anything, the car is too young...
- Year of next car == current oldest car year - Add car to oldest cars list
- Year of next car < current oldest car year - Create a new list of oldest cars, starting with the current car.
The code of the getOldCar()
method might look like this:
QUESTION
I get the enemyCards from the frontend and it is an array, with 990 x 7 poker cards. The sortCardOrder function just take the cards in order so i can search in my datas.
This is my NodeJS code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-24 at 22:46We can infer this line is causing the error:
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