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"Pop bottles." -- Birdman. Graphite clusters are pretty cool. Here are some primitive tools to help you manage your graphite clusters. All of the tools support two common arguments; the path to a config file, and the name of the cluster. Using these tools alongside a config file that describes your graphite clusters you can build up scripts to manage your metrics. Some of the tools could easily be replaced with one-liners in shell, but exist here for convenience and readability. The goal is to provide fast, predictable utilities that can easily be composed into more advanced tooling.
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QUESTION
I have the following data which I wish to Pivot to produce the table on the right. (Note this data has been manually entered and it's possible there are errors)
I'm unsure if Pivoting is the right way to go about this but it would achieve the desired effect if I only had one column.
The source data has already had a series of transformations applied to simplify to this stage however I am now studying trying to achieve the table on the right.
I appreciate I could create a series of custom columns by I would like this table to work dynamically such that if a user were to create a different Dose Descriptor a new column would dynamically be generated. For simplicity again I have only used NOAEL, DNEL and ADI as the dose descriptors but others e.g. TUL exist.
I will update any progress I make here but unfortunately have only got confused trying to do this.
Data:
CAS Number
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Answered 2022-Mar-24 at 20:59Load data into powerquery using data ... from table/range [x]headers
Click select the first 4 columns, right click, unpivot other columns
Add column ... custom column ... with formula
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I have the data.frame below:
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Answered 2022-Mar-13 at 18:17You can add textposition = "none" to each trace so that it is only used in the tooltip.
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I have the data.frame below and I have created a grouped bar chart. I'd like to edit the hover text by adding a new row after Department which will be named Department value and will take the column DemandCourse.x as its value for group Demand and AmountsAv.x for the group Amount Available.
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Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 08:33Edit: Using hovertext instead of text and textposition = "none" (also see this related answer)
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I have the dataframe below:
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Answered 2022-Mar-14 at 18:40Add to the end of your string in the hovertemplate field. For example, hovertemplate = "Chemical Name: %{x}
Available Amount: %{y}
Department: %{text}"
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This is my dataframe:
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Answered 2022-Mar-14 at 15:41Just remove the concatenation (c) in group_by
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I have the dataframe below:
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Answered 2022-Mar-13 at 23:22One option would be to aggregate your data before plotting:
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I have the dataframe below:
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Answered 2022-Mar-09 at 17:02plotly doesn't understand when back ticks are surrounding the variable name that it's still a column in the data. (With regard to the hovertext, specifically.) There are a few ways to get around this. Since you're still using the x and y of each trace, you can use hovertemplate instead.
updated
After I posted this answer I noticed that 2500 looked the same size as 4000 and that's not quite right. From there I recalled that plotly won't aggregate the totals. You can aggregate before or during, but it won't automatically sum the values.
Also, the function aggregate won't accept variable names in back ticks, either.
I've updated the code here to aggregate the totals so that your hovertext shows the total by group, not individual layers as you move your mouse down the column.
I added x and y labels in the call to layout, because the backticks were in the graph.
QUESTION
I have the first dataframe like:
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Answered 2022-Mar-08 at 16:08We may need to join (left_join) and then mutate to create the column
QUESTION
I have a categorical raster which has 21 categories:
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Answered 2022-Feb-01 at 16:48This is copied from ?terra::levels
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Disclaimer: I found something similar to this problem in a different post but the solution is not quite what I need.
I have a data set, TGA, with a few time and temperature series involving different treatments.
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Answered 2022-Jan-25 at 15:21The issue is that geom_text_repel() requires an x and a y aesthetic. This is not a problem in the first example that works, since the y aesthetic is mapped to Value [mg], and that column exists in both the TGA and decar_cotton_Air.
In the second example, you are plotting using TGA_averages and mapping y = mean_weight_loss. Since geom_text_repel() in that case is set to look at decar_cotton_Air, it will expect there to be a column for what is specified in x and y mapping... in this case, it expects there to be x and y columns specified.
The solution is to either rename a column in decar_cotton_Air to be called mean_weight_loss, or specify the y mapping separately in each geom instead of overall in the plot. Here's some pseudocode to give you an idea:
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