Victory | error reporting server in Python | Frontend Framework library

I am adding sections to our website and all but one of them are working the way I want: i.e. no margin between sections.

I'm not able to get this one page's sections to have no margin between sections; they have extra space beneath. I have went over the code with a fine tooth comb and cannot find the error.

I am first including the code of a sample page that works correctly:

After conducting a lda topic modeling in R some words have the same beta value. They are therefore listed together when plotting the results. This leads to overlapping and sometimes unreadable results.

Is there a way to limit the amount of words displayed per topic to a specific number? In my dummy data set, some words have the same beta values. I would like to tell R that it should only display 3 words per topic, or any specified number according to necessity.

Currently the code I am using to plot the results looks like this:

I have some data that looks like the following, where the same Id is repeated in multiple rows, but different Victory values.

I am trying to count the number of Victory per Id, so if there is a row where Victory is TRUE, then it should be considered a victory.

I have attempted to use a basic calculated field, which I thought would do the trick. However, it counts victory as TRUE right, but victory FALSE includes any Id where FALSE is present.

In other words, the above data would count 3x FALSE, and 2x TRUE, using the following calculated field:

I would like to calculate the margin of victory. I uploaded an example of my dataset, where there are three cities, two years, if the candidate won the election in that municipality (1 = yes, 0 = no) or not, the share of votes received by him or her, and the margin of victory.

The margin will be given by calculating the difference of the share of votes obtained by the winner candidate and the loser. I cannot figure out how to do it in R.

I'm displaying stock data in a VictoryChart where x is a number representing days (i.e. simply 0, 1, 2, 3... etc.) and y is the price for that day.

I've set a domain for the VictoryChart (from the lowest values to the highest) and I've got a VictoryLine that's displaying correctly.

I wanted to add some "floating" labels (not on image below) where the lowest and highest prices are and I'm having issues with the x and y coordinates of the labels as they don't seem to match the domain I've defined.

I notice that if I place a label into the chart with position x = 0, y = 0, then it's located at the top left corner (I expected bottom left). This is how it looks currently, with some test labels:

Code:

I have a segmented control library and a graph library that I want to use the tickFormat component from. I'd like to use both these libraries to create an axis-changing system. For example, if I click Month on the segmented control, the graph should update its axis showing all the months. Is there a way to do this? I was thinking there was a way to use useState to update the tickFormat component.

I am making a Guardian game where you fire bullets at enemies and evolve. When you press the r key, your image changes. The image I want the player the turn into when the player hits the r key is an orange triangle with a red outline. The image that the player is before you press the r key is a yellow triangle with an orange outline. However, when I pressed the r key, instead of turning into an orange triangle with a red outline, you turn into a large yellow triangle with an orange outline.

Here is the player class (named Polygon):

I have a dataset containing Reddit data. More specifically, all posts made in subreddit GME that mention "GME". See below for how this looks like:

For reproduction purposes, here is the dictionary of the first 25 rows: