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Risa is an R package that is part of the ISA tools suite (Risa supports parsing, saving and updating ISA-tab datasets. It also builds bridges from the ISA-Tab syntax to analysis pipelines for specific assay types, such as mass spectrometry and DNA microarray assays, by building R objects from the metadata required for other packages downstream, such as xcms and affy, respectively. In addition, Risa includes functionality to suggest packages in BioConductor that might be relevant for the assay types in the ISA-TAB dataset being considered. This recommentation functionality relies on the BioCViews annotations provided by each BioConductor package.
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QUESTION
I want make simple application named "Person Group Generator", It will generate group depending on List of person and total group you want create. Example you have 20 list person and want create 10 group from that list, application automatic will generate 10 group and each of group have 2 person. This is how i implement it.
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Answered 2020-Nov-03 at 07:25Try something like that:
QUESTION
I have a column that could contain emojis and text together, I need to replace all non-emoji characters from the substrings and keep the emojis exclusively
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Answered 2020-Jun-17 at 16:00- Remove
'^'
, as stated by Mad Physicist in the comments '\s'
gets spaces'\w'
gets all word characters, including'á ñ'
'\d'
gets all digits
QUESTION
I'm using SQL Server 15.0.2070.41, and I have a table like:
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Answered 2020-Mar-09 at 11:09One possible approach to get the expected result is the following statement. You need to split the values in the Name_Of_Person
column and make aggregation:
Table:
QUESTION
I have a dataframe of students that includes their unique ids, names and test scores.
I am trying to plot the student ID and their test scores in GGPlot, sorted by student id (The graph should have student name as the x axis and test scores as the y and should be in ascending order of the ids).
Also note that there are duplicates of certain test scores (i.e. 2 students could get the same grade on a test).
I know how to plot it already I am just trying to order it by the single ID column, in ascending order. How can I go about doing this? Thanks!
Example:
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Answered 2020-Feb-07 at 06:55To order your bargraph based on the student ID and have student names in the right order, you can first rearrange your dataframe based on the Student ID and then fix factor levels of the variable "name".
There is multiple wyas of doing it, here, I'm doing it using dplyr
package.
(NB: I used pivot_longer
function from tidyr
package to reshape your dataframe into a longer format more suitable to ggplot2
)
QUESTION
Context: I have a file that contains several hundred lines of JSON.The T-SQL below is able to convert a single line of the JSON file into tabular form.
Question: I need some help/pointers on how to process the entire JSON file & feed all the lines into the OPENJSON function. Not too familiar with looping & OPENROWSET in T-SQL
Example of what 1 line of the JSON file looks like:
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Answered 2019-Jul-12 at 16:48I had to do something similar recently and I've modified that in an effort to help. I created a text file ( big_json.txt ) and copied your provided line in it multiple times for effect.
First thing I did was create two tables. I used generic names, but you get the idea.
QUESTION
I need to change the structure of JSON data I have in a variable into a different structure
Here's the structure I have now:
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Answered 2019-May-14 at 01:37What version of SQL Server are you running?
From SQL Server 2016, the function STRING_SPLIT()
is available, which replaces the FOR XML PATH workaround in earlier versions.
Details here:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/functions/string-split-transact-sql?view=sql-server-2017
QUESTION
I'm having difficulty querying the nested elements of a JSON document using the T-SQL OPENJSON
function in SQL Server 2016. I read through the MSDN docs here , here & here yet havent found the correct syntax for the WITH block. My columns keep returning only a single null row.
Can anyone please assist in modifying the T-SQL to achieve query output like this (below)?
Here is the json structure & null output:
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Answered 2019-May-14 at 01:31Companies is array in your case. Array element number has to be chosen to see the data:
QUESTION
I have game level data hardcoded in onCreate method of Activity Class, but b I want to access them from other classes to. The data itself doesn't change. Where should I keep the data, what is the most efficient way?
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Answered 2018-Dec-21 at 16:43You can have a static class DataHandler that has the data and access it from this class in all activities.
QUESTION
I have a Linear Layout that has 2 buttons(not really, this is just a simplified version), I want the 2 buttons to have the same height but different widths so that they use as little space as possible.Like this:
Good:
Bad(lots of free space in button 2):
This is of course a bit unfortunate because android does not seem to wrap very well in both directions.
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Answered 2017-Aug-25 at 01:19First of all I tried to find if there are any default implementation of that in android default views but there no XML attribute to use for that, even in TableLayout
although we can make a simple formula to calculate that and give yours views similar height without care about the width!
Here is how: In your class declare member variables of the views of interest!
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