Episode1 | Lions , Pandas , and Zookeepers | Data Manipulation library
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QUESTION
Just imagine Netflix Site, I want to store video links of multiple seasons of TV shows with multiple episodes, I want to increment number of seasons and episode of a certain tv show on the need specifically from admin area. I don't know ho to do that instead of just creating variable of every episode link and season model. Please Help ! Thanx in adv
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 06:57Create a new table episode
, create a one-to-many relationship between the two tables.
QUESTION
I'm working on a dataframe with guests in tv-talkshows. It kind of looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-01 at 19:04First, a self join on the episode will give all the pairs that shared the same episode of the show. Then, by grouping by pairs of guests you can count in how many different shows they were invited together:
QUESTION
I'm trying to take a few png images add them an enumerated grid and save them each image by itself as a single tiff file
the output I get is, first image with grid and numbers as required,
the first image is shorter then the others if that matters
other images are only numbered but without a grid
this is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-04 at 16:46Firstly, instead of the last line there should be something like this:
QUESTION
I need to rename multiple files at once. Lets say I have a these files:
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Answered 2020-Jul-29 at 22:28QUESTION
I have a collection named measurements
. In this collection, there are only three fields: id
(univoque), tmstamp
(univoque) and value
. Each row which contains a value greater than 0 is considered an alert. All the alerts that occur from the zero state to the next zero state is considered an episode. I want to query the data in such way that it returns it in episodes format. That is to say, each row is an episode.
In order to make it easier to understand, I'll put an example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-30 at 00:32You need to combine $facet
and Array expression operators
.
As @aws_apprentice mentioned, $bucket
will do it for you if you know previously zero-state measure id's, as boundaries don't accepts expresions.
So, we need to separate zero-state and non-zero-state data. Let's call them: alerts (value = 0) and episode (value > 1).
For alerts
, we store _id
of each measurements with alerts into array (we need it to filter episodes). With $indexOfArray
and $arrayElemAt
we can take next _idi+1
(filter episodes between i
and i+1
ids).
ASSUMPTION
I've replaced id
to _id
to perform aggregation
You know how to translate MongoDB aggregate command in Python
syntax
QUESTION
here is a piece of the xml data before i go any further
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-17 at 13:05See below
QUESTION
The cell in the DataGrid correctly updates if I change the value of the property in the code, but the value of the property does not change if I modify the value in the cell itself. In fact, if I modify the value in the cell, it immediately returns to the value it was set to before that.
I'm working on an app where you can set TV episode rating data, and I'm using this datagrid for that purpose. Here is the relevant XAML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-02 at 02:14I figured it out. I don't know why this works and the other way didn't, but I decided to create a Nullable Value Converter and use that in the XAML instead of TargetNullValue. The issue seems that my previous method was working one way instead of two way. TargetNullValue worked when reading null values from the property, but for some reason it was completely unable to store any data I typed back into the property, so using a value converter instead seems to have solved that.
If anybody has any idea of why the previous method didn't work though, I'd still appreciate any follow up comments on that.
QUESTION
I have a main view controller called as HomeController(). There is a grouped table view with three sections. The first section should display data from my JSON file. To give an Idea, I want to display a list of tv series seasons like season1, season2, season3 in my first section.
If a user clicks on season 1, a new view controller will be pushed which contains a table view with rows displaying the titles of season 1 episodes. If user taps on an episode, again a new VC will be pushed where it will display the episode title in UILabel and episode summary in a text view.
Currently I'm passing static data like below
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-25 at 15:03You should take 3 viewcontroller 1. HomeViewController: You show only season listing data (Using tableview datasource and delegate )
EpisodesViewController: If user select any row like user just select any Season, then you can also show the all Episodes of that season, you should pass that data from HomeViewController to EpisodesViewController
EpisodesDetailsViewController : If any Episode is selected then you should send only the details json data
from EpisodesViewController to EpisodesDetailsViewController And you just show data in this page This is the steps you have to follow
If you have any problem, please comment here my email id is : sudebsarkar21@gmail.com, contact here
QUESTION
I have a bunch of jquery functions that I know would be better utilized in a for loop, but every time I try to set it up, it doesn't work.
Here is what I want the for loop to do:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-30 at 19:35Give them all a common class, other than clicked
, and then it's a simple
QUESTION
I am trying to sort a large arraylist of objects for my podcast app. This is a Wear OS app so most devices have much less memory and processing speed than a normal modern Android device. Loading episodes in the correct order isn't very noticeable in podcasts with a small amount, but ones with hundreds of episodes take up to 10 seconds to sort. How can I speed this up?
I thought about sorting the episodes and saving them in the correct order in my sqlite database, but all episodes are stored in their own table. I'm guessing I should have saved dates as milliseconds rather than a string. I imagine there would have been a smarter way to store them initially, but now they will just be in the order they were found in all the users databases.
What can I do to speed up this process? Should I just do this in the background?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-06 at 11:48Avoiding repeated parsing of date/time strings is the general theme of this collection of simple improvements:
- Create a wrapper class to save the parsed date-time value since each Episode is likely to be visited (compared) multiple times during a sort.
- Make the FastDateFormat.getInstance static so it's invoked only once.
- Update the DB with the date-time value (long) for subsequent accesses.
- Eliminate the multiple invocations of getDate() for each Episode per compare.
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