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A Python implementation of the Principal Component Pursuit algorithm from arXiv:0912.3599
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I have been trying to figure out this error on python using PubChemPy but I'm stuck. I am trying to input a list of chemicals and gen the Canonical Smiles information for a list of about 200 chemicals. This is the code I am using
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Answered 2021-May-11 at 23:01Looks like you are passing a list into get_properties() but it doesn't take a list, but can take several different parameters. Here is an excerpt from the current documentation:
The get_properties function allows the retrieval of specific properties without having to deal with entire compound records. This is especially useful for retrieving the properties of a large number of compounds at once:
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I am plotting a boxplot to represent the rainfall forecast quality in weather forecast model. The x-axis is forecast time (day) and the y-axis being the ensemble spread of the forecast results. The blue boxes are the hindcast (past 20-year re-forecast) and the red ones are the forecast data.
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Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 03:34You can use scale_x_discrete to arrange the x-axis :
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I have the following Jquery Ajax request:
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Answered 2021-Jan-18 at 04:11Your ProductResults is JSON Array so to get all values from that array you need to iterate through it using some loop.
Demo Code :
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Trying to assing each variable colour by creating my own colour palette, but some of the colours get mixed up. Any ideas on how I should fix this?
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Answered 2021-Jan-17 at 17:00As I suggested in my comment you could achieve your result by mapping your categorical var on fill inside aes() and make use of scale_fill_manual:
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I am trying to create a simple bar plot but the output is empty (picture attached) for some reason.
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Answered 2021-Jan-16 at 20:08There are two issues - 1) stat would be "identity", 2), the aes is not closed and geom_bar is another layer
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Trying to create a function that takes in a demand schedule and adds a column in the data frame that has elasticity at each point. If you run my code below, you get a data frame with repeated values in each column. Is there something wrong with my for loop?
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Answered 2021-Jan-05 at 04:55You need to put your return statement outside of your loop.
I think placing return inside your loop is exiting the function entirely, which is why the first result is being generated. From datamentor.io, "If it is not the last statement of the function, it will prematurely end the function bringing the control to the place from which it was called."
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I am trying to install a company tool by Powershell in Windows 10, it requires PowerShell version 7.0+, but it looks like I have two versions of PowerShell in my Windows when I try to call our company tool I got this error:
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Answered 2020-Dec-31 at 04:11The problem may be you're running Windows PowerShell version 5.1.x. When you run pwsh -v, you are actually invoking the PowerShell core executable from the 5.1 shell and it's returning its output (PowerShell 7.1.0) to the 5.1 shell and promptly exiting. That's why when you run $host you are getting 5.1.x
As such you obviously have 7.1 installed side by side with Windows PowerShell. Go to start Run type pwsh and hit enter. Now you'll be in a 7.1 shell, go ahead and load the module.
Note: you can also find PowerShell Core by searching from the start menu. It may be labeled "PowerShell 7 (x64). The executable is located at "C:\Program Files\PowerShell\7\pwsh.exe"
Last note: The best way to check the PowerShell version in your Shell is via the $PSVersiontTable automatic variable. The output will look like below:
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I want to iterate over lists with tuples inside in order to use nltk.FreqDist and nltk.ConditionalFreqDist for the whole structure. The structure is like this:
[[('minha', 'PROADJ'), ('infância', 'N'), ('na', 'ADV'), ('Bahia', 'NPROP'), ('era', 'V'), ('boa', 'ADJ'), ('mas', 'KC'), ('era', 'V'), ('sofrida', 'PCP'), ('também', 'PDEN'), ('né', 'IN'), ('doutor', 'N'), ('Oswaldo', 'NPROP')], [('porque', 'KS'), ('eu', 'PROPESS'), ('tinha', 'V')]]
I don't want the results by each list (two lists in the example, but I have a thousand of them), but by the whole structure. How could I do this? The following code only gives me the results by lists:
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Answered 2020-Dec-04 at 15:22You may wish to try flattening your list of lists:
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I have a running python script that imports one xlsx file that my co-workers update on a daily basis. My script runs on task scheduler and pulls in this excel file, reads the multiple sheets, sets the header names, and then exports each sheet to an individual folder and excel file that are shared with others in our organization.
The problem I am having is the new xlsx file columns aren't sized at all. Ideally I would like them to be set at a certain width across all columns for ease of use/readability. I have searched high and low looking for a way to read in multiple sheets and export each sheet with column formatting in openpyxl and writer. Anyone have any ideas that may be helpful? Thanks for any help!
Section of code: the rest of the code for the multiple sheets look the same...
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Answered 2020-Nov-13 at 18:18import pandas as pd
from pandas import option_context
## List column names for 15 and 16 column sheets
gt_cols16 = ['Patient Name', 'Move In Date', 'Addendum Paperwork', 'Consent Paperwork', 'Authorization Paperwork', 'Paperwork Mailed', 'SOC Pioneer IHP', 'SOC HH', 'SOC Hospice', 'SOC OP', 'SOC Pioneer PCP', 'Plan of Care Sent', 'Covid 19 Positive', 'Covid 19 Last Test Date', 'Would have moved out without services?', 'Notes/Story']
gt_cols15 = ['Patient Name', 'Move In Date', 'Addendum Paperwork', 'Consent Paperwork', 'Authorization Paperwork', 'SOC Pioneer IHP', 'SOC HH', 'SOC Hospice', 'SOC OP', 'SOC Pioneer PCP', 'Plan of Care Sent', 'Covid 19 Positive', 'Covid 19 Last Test Date', 'Would have moved out without services?', 'Notes/Story']
##Define Excel to use
xls = pd.ExcelFile('Grace Tracking.xlsx')
sheet_names = xls.sheet_names
for names_ in sheet_names:
df1 = pd.read_excel(xls, sheet_name=names_)
df1.columns = gt_cols16
df1 = df1.iloc[1:]
df1.to_excel('{}/{}.xlsx'.format(names_), index=False)
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My data frame is as follows
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Answered 2020-Nov-07 at 21:32If you want the data for each date
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