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Python Dates and Times, the right way.
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- Convert to human readable time
- Return a natural representation of a datetime value
- Return natural time in seconds
- Convert a datetime value to a date and delta
- Return the absolute value of a timedelta
- Return a datetime object
- Create a new instance from a time
- Localized datetime
- Generate a Date object from a time
- Convert to datetime
- Return a mock instance
- Create a datetime from a string
- Create a datetime instance from a datetime
- Generate a timestamp from a timestamp
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Lines of Code : 8License : Strong Copyleft (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Copyfor subdf in data:
# subdf is already a dataframe.
temp_df = pd.concat([
subdf[['_index', '_id', '_score']].reset_index(drop=True),
pd.json_normalize(subdf._source)
], axis=1)
temp_df.to_csv(filename, indwith open(r"c:\test\updated_fleet.txt", "w") as myfile:
for val in fleet.values():
outline = val.__str__()
myfile.write(outline + '\n')
# myfile.close() # is redundant because it within the 'with'
self.__r_miles += (new_odo - self.__odometer)
new_odo - self.__odometer
unsupported operand type(s) for -: 'int' and 'str'
v, ty, y, o, c, rm, rd, r = line.strip().
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..//tr[1]/td[2]/div/a # first company
..//tr[2]/td[2]/div/a # second
for i in range(1, 42):
driver libc.printf("Testing with non-ascii chars abc€ éю: %s".encode('utf8'),
message_string.encode('utf8'))
Testing with non-ascii chars abc€ éю: Hello world!
df["content"].apply(lambda x: pd.Series({el: x.count(el) for el in ngrams_count})).sum()
>>> lst
['dfo', 'a', 'd0', 'do']
>>> df
idx cnt
0 1 a fero eo dk v,edcm = {'f1': 'path_to_file'}
out = {'f1': 'path_to_file'}
mtr = {'f1': 'path_to_file'}
IFOV = []
for d, o, m in zip(dcm, out, mtr):
IFOV.append(
gi.IFOV_generic(out[o], mtr[m], dcm[d], 'ifovfile_hydra'+o[-2:], endpoint)
)class log:
def i(self, msg):
print(msg)
log_instance = log()
log_instance.i('Hello world')
class log:
@staticmethod
def i(msg):
print(msg)
log.i('Hello world')
rule all:
input:
expand(
os.path.join(
config['general']['paths']['outdir'],
'score',
'{sample}_bg_scores.tsv',
'{sample}_tp_scores.tsv'),
source = df.DMC
source = df['DMC']
In [6]: df = pd.DataFrame({'X':[7,7,6], 'DMC':[26.2, 90.6, 56.8]})
In [7]: df
Out[7]:
DMC X
0 26.2 7
1 90.6 7
2 56.8 6
In [8]: df.DMC.mean()Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I want to export a single date and variable fwi of a xarray dataset ds to a tif file. However, my dataarray has too many dimensions and I cannot figure out how to effectively remove the dimension lsm_time.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-14 at 18:35Dimensions with size 1 can be removed using the .squeeze method.
Conversely, you can add a dimension of size 1 using .expand_dims
QUESTION
I have a large JSON file about tens of GB, I adopted reading the file line by line, but it is slow to write about 10M for 1 minute. help me to modify the code
this is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-04 at 15:40chunksize is returning the iterator of dataframes, so you cannot do strip or json.loads on that.
You would probably need
QUESTION
this is effects methode I try to get skip number and selectUser to send it to Api, the skip is ok but selectuser not..
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-04 at 10:02Since you're using the ofType NgRX operator, with the withLatestFrom operator and passing two Observable(s) into it, then the map operator's inputs, in this case, will be an array with 3 vars as [moreActionParam, skip, user], not [{}, skip].
You can try the following:
QUESTION
I want to export the result, but there is always no correct color after opening it with ParaView. If you have any other suggestions please let me know.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-06 at 15:31Please note the difference between two (VTK ?) concepts: Exporter and Writer (and their counterpart Importer and Reader)
An exporter is intended to store the whole scene, in term of visible objects, in a file. It takes into account each object, the background, current colors etc ... Importing the resulting file should provide a same-looking scene. But in the process you can lose a lot of info, not visible at the export time
Writer/ReaderThey are intended to write only one but full dataset on the disk, and is unrelated to any kind of visualization properties. It contains usually a mesh and associated data but no background color or such things.
Your problemYou are mixing both approach. ParaView use the Reader paradigm but you use the exporter one. That is probably why you cannot open the file with the multiple actors version, and why you do not have color now.
First way is to make sure the colors you want are correctly rendered. If yes, maybe the export / reader will work.
Another possibility is to use a writer instead of the exporter. There is no
vtkVRMLWriter(from my quick search at least) but you can use any format supporting polygonal meshes (as the vtkXMLPolyDataWriter )The last option, the cleaner from my point of view, is to keep separate objects: you can get rid of the
vtkPolyDataAppendand replace it with vtkGroupDataSetsFilter and write it (for instance) withvtkXMLMultiBlockDataWriter)
QUESTION
I want to remove the case sensitivity from emails when searching emails.
For further explanation, If I search an email(dmc@gmail.com) in a different ways like this 'DMC@gmail.com' or 'dMc@gmail.com' or 'Dmc@gmail.com'. I want to retrieve the email. If anyone can help, really appreciated.
Thank you
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-11 at 07:30Just use toLowerCase() in js and you'r done.
QUESTION
I have a set of URLs stored in a list and I want to make a script to collect Genius site lyrics and store them, each in a txt file.
I've already made this script, but for some reason the content returned isn't complete.
Here's the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-28 at 15:53I can't really see why it's doing that, but might just be that the site renders differently at times. I made a few adjustments and so far haven't seen the issue. It's possibly from the way it's parsing the text then how you're writing to file, so I adjusted some of the indenting in the for loop in how it concatenates the strings:
QUESTION
At the end of this code I am trying to write the updated values of the 8 values I have (starting with VIN, going through Rentals) for two different objects back into a new txt file. There should be two lines in the file, one for each object, each with 8 values separated by commas. However, with my current code, all that is going into the txt file is the two objects' VINs. They are 101 and 102, so the file simply reads '101102'. Does anyone know where my problem is and how I can make it two lines of 8 comma separated values?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-11 at 04:13You can use fleet.values() in the loop to get values from the dict instead of keys and \n in the .write() for line feed:
QUESTION
I posted 15 mins ago about this problem but was told there wasn't enough code to tell what the problem was so I've included the whole thing this time.
The problem is in the self.__r_miles += (new_odo - self.__odometer) line in the process_rental function. I know that based off the error and the specific line, self.__odometer is a string. But for the life of me I cannot figure out why. I'm assuming it's something obvious but I've just been staring at it for too long to notice.
I believe I've put everything in as an int whenever I need to but obviously I messed up somewhere.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-11 at 02:06This is what you're saying produces an error
QUESTION
I plotted a matrix using geom_tile. Then, I would like to add the track colors below the x-axis. I ran the following code from the similar topic answer (ggplot Adding Tracking Colors Below X-Axis), but it shows the error "Discrete value supplied to continuous scale".
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-06 at 04:28Here is one potential solution:
QUESTION
I used the following code to pivot the area column and other columns into the column variable:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-03 at 14:33The main error is to include the 13th column, area, in the pivoted columns. Solve it and the code works.
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