ndd | Bayesian entropy estimation in Python | Analytics library

I want to create a small script to get every mail with specifics domain name

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I'm trying to figure out how hold space and pattern space work in sed so I can use it to replace multiple strings.

For example, if you want to replace the first and second lines with NEW STRING:

I am attempting to write an application in Kivy but have run into an issue. When I add a second dropdown menu (called NotesDropDown) both of the dropdown menus stop working.

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I am using bootstrap-datepicker and need to show specific dates as selected AND then allow user to interact with the calendar as usual (including to deselect the originally set dates).

The code below works fine except it displays two calendars on the page. My code is lifted from this question and I have seen several other questions with the same issue (calendar displaying twice) and understand that it is probably because I am initialising the calendar twice. But I do not know how to fix this.

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I want to replace anything other than character, spaces and number only in end with empty string or in other words: we replace any number or spaces comes in-starting or in-middle of the string replace with empty string.

Example

• list is below
• preference dictionary is below
• Need to compare type in each list which is highest order in preference dictionary
• Output is list of dictionary which type is highest order

I'm trying to write a simple code which gets the birth date of the user and prints how many days so far they have lived. Although it's not that precise (I didn't add the month day conditions to determine how many days exactly each month includes), there seems to be more serious calculation problem I'm not getting right. It somehow shows way more days than it's supposed to. I wonder why.

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I have a lambda (nodeJs) that reads a file (.ref) in a S3 bucket and publishes its content in a topic inside the AWS IoT-Core broker. The file contains something like this (50 lines):

I have a plot based on my data nd with three geom_line() that demonstrates the probability of death after 1-yr: nd$y_et, 3-yrs: nd$y_tre and 5-yrs: nd$y_fem, respectively, as function of number of resected lymph nodes nd$n_fjernet.

Question: how can I fill each area below the three individual geom_line() of nd$y_et, y_tre, y_fem, without the fill overlapping the subsequent geom_line + fill?

I tried geom_area and geom_polygon but did not come even close to a proper solution.

Current plot

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