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You're near to your goal, just add the header parameter to pandas.read_html() to select the correct one:

Assuming that there really aren't any obstacles other than other pedestrians, then the parameter that can help improve your situation is the diameter of the pedestrian. Reducing it means that pedestrians can get closer to each other.

You can also change the diameter dynamically at any point of your simulation using ped.setDiameter( x ). So for example, you can set it to 0 at that specific point in time until the pedestrian leaves that area and change it back to 0.5.

Following the discussion in the comments, it appeared that the issue was not the diameter. Nonetheless, I am keeping it above as it might be the issue for someone facing a similar problem.

The real issue was that the modeler asking the question was making the agent leave the pedestrian flow chart using remove(agent). Once the agent is sent back to the flowchart using an Enter block, AnyLogic no longer recognizes that agent as a pedestrian present in the pedestrian network.

As such, instead of using Enter block, pedEnter should be used. The latter requires as input the location of the pedestrian's appearance. Since in your case the pedestrian is not really moving, just leaving the flowchart for modeling purposes, you can specify the location as the agent's current location as shown below.

If you set hjust and vjust inside theme(axis.text.x = element_text(...)) you can tweak the positions however you like:

I tried to rewrite your code, you can add print, to see the results. I was inspired by this answer

This is copied from ?terra::levels

As per the documentation:

You can assign an alias to a cmdlet, script, function, or executable file.

You cannot assign an alias to a command and its parameters. For example, you can assign an alias to the Get-Eventlog cmdlet, but you cannot assign an alias to the Get-Eventlog -LogName System command.

This is presumably a way to avoid having to disambiguate a parameter that exists on an alias and which is passed when invoking the alias.

You therefore have two options:

1. Encapsulate your command in a function called Enable-Rush (note the PowerShell acceptable naming scheme, if you care). In your case this would look something like:

You can use a temp table. Example:

The --mount command must be used in the same layer that you wish to consume your secret. You are currently specifying the --mount in a one RUN command and then attempting to cat the mounted secret in another RUN command.

If you change your Dockerfile to use a single RUN command, the mounted secret will be available:

You could target the table by id, then exclude rows where there are tds having a class of non_qual. I would use the html from these rows, wrapped with table tags, to reconstitute the table with pandas. Finally, sort and tidy the table.

Given there appear to be some ties, within Y/A, it looks like there is a secondary sort on Att desc e.g. page output the following order for Y/A 4.5 (current 2021-11-07)