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kandi X-RAY | logx Summary
kandi X-RAY | logx Summary
Configuring logging is tedious. Reading the logging module docs makes me tired. Wouldn't it be nice to log as easily as doing a print statement, without any upfront config?.
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- Clear the NullHandler associated with the given logger
- Get the calling module
- Get the name of the module
- Current logger name
- Get a logger
- Set the default format
- Set the format string
- Add a StdHandler to the logger
- Set logging level
- Get handler by name
- Set root level
- Get a logger object
- Set the NullHandler for the given logger
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Copy>>> from logx import log
>>> log.info('hello world')
hello world
>>> log.set_default_format()
>>> log.warn('warning!')
[2018-02-26 21:51:16,971] WARNING [__main__.:1] warning!
>>> pip install logx
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QUESTION
When I run the below code to make subplots with this data set
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Answered 2021-May-31 at 18:51The warning means that your installed version of pandas is using deprecated functionality in matplotlib. This was fixed in this pull request which was merged early April.
You can either install pandas from the master branch on github, or wait for the next pandas release that will probably include this fix. (Release 1.2.4 that was made 11 days later was only a bugfix release).
QUESTION
I'm working with the perfplot library (which you can pip-install) which benchmarks functions and plots their performance.
When observing the plotted graphs, the labels are truncated. How can I prevent this?
Here's a simple MCVE:
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Answered 2020-Dec-26 at 13:31perfplot seems to use matplotlib for the display. According to the github site, you can separate calculation and plotting, giving you the possibility to inject an autoformat (basically plt.tight_layout()) with rcParams for this graph.
You can add the following before your script:
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I am using panda and Matplotlib together and have an x-scale based on the powers of 2. I would therefore love to use the logarithmic scale, but want to preserve the decimal numbers and not the scientific notation.
That code part looks like that:
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Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 17:48Using some random data just for ilustration, you can do something like:
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I have a pySpark dataframe on which I apply some SQL queries and want to plot the results.
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Answered 2020-Nov-11 at 05:43try this out
QUESTION
i tried to concat 2 data frame, first one is X as number from 1 to 112
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Answered 2020-Oct-04 at 08:50The "Terakhir" Series is of string data type and having a comma in each of it.
Do the following to remove comma and convert it into numeric data type:
Finally, Plot it!
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I have to compute a large number of 3x3 linear transformations (eg. rotations). This is what I have so far:
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Answered 2020-Sep-28 at 23:10Use Op@A like suggested by @hpaulj in comments.
Here is a comparison using benchit:
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I have been trying to plot the price vs. km/100L from my dataset using seaborn regplot. I have tried converting the data type of both the columns to int64,but it doesnt work.
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Answered 2020-Jul-02 at 15:21You are only providing a string for data, namely the name of your dataframe. Instead, it should be the dataframe itself, so no quotation marks. Please also make sure that x and y are the correct names if the columns in your dataframe.
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Given the following array:
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Answered 2020-Jun-03 at 22:32Here's one way based on the hinted mapping array method for positive numbers -
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As stated above I've made a newton-raphson method for finding the square root of a given number
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Answered 2020-May-23 at 22:10Try changing your initial x0 guess to a value closer to the root.
x0 = 2 will give you the solution, for example.
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I am trying to create a Choropleth map showing fire incidents throughout a county in NC. I have the data in a Dataframe and last night I was able to export maps. The only problem was that the data exported was not accurate--so there was a problem with my code. I think I managed to fix that, by merging the shapefiles and data dataframes together, but now, when I run the portion that creates the map, I get AttributeError: Unknown property column Full message:
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Answered 2019-Jan-19 at 02:13The problem is that you are trying to use column as a keyword argument. Since you want to plot the 'ZIPNUM' column of the DataFrame, which you store in a variable called variable, you can just pass it as a positional argument to plot(). If you want to plot a relationship between two variables, you can use keyword arguments merged_df.plot(x=variable1, y=variable2)
For you case, you can use
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