volcano | Japan Volcano Rayshader | Translation library

I am losing my mind, respectfully.

I am currently coding an assignment for my studies. I have to call an API using the async fetch method in Javascript using the Svelte framework. This is what i have in my app.svelte.

I want to crop a raster using a bbox or a known extent, i.e., 10 pixels in row and col.

Below you can see a reproducible example:

I want to select a group of pixels from a raster.

• The user should enter an n value for selecting the number of columns and rows (or window size).

• A window would fetch the number of pixels defined.

• Would return a raster with the values.

Below is a piece of reproducible example:

I'm trying to make a volcano plot and I want to change genomewideline_value based on Range Slider value but it not worked. Below is my sample code:

I'm trying to load a feature Layer into an existing Esri Choropleth Map Chart. Unfortunately, the points are not rendered correctly if I pass them with a symbol property to the ESRI JS API (they seem to be rendered correctly if passed without this property, but barely visible, so this is not an option). Some of the points are rendered, but on a wrong place and they disappear after zooming. I also used different settings on the geometryLocateField and geometryDataField but without success sofar.

GeoJSON Feature Layers using Polygons work correctly. I tried different Point Datasets and used different CRS. No error messages in the browser console.

Here is the relevant Part of the Code (placed inside overlayLayers array):

My message does not display after I run the code. Need some direction, I double checked my code. Might be a syntactical error somewhere

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I have several files which I am looping via lapply. Within lapply, I want to make for each file, 1 MAPLOT and 1 Volcano plot. Here is my code :

I'm using my project for ant design blazor table, anyone know how to adding background color for ant design blazor table row ,

code here

I have the following query to combine the columns into a comma-separated list (using this because STRING_AGG does not work for me probably due to an older version of SQL Server which I do not have control over):