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I have a model learning chart for test values and training values. I can create a graph grid without any problem. The problem is that it's a huge amount of code. I would like to shorten the code and do it with a loop. below I will show which one

I have tables assessing the quality of classification for 6 models at the same time. It annoys me that the code takes up so much space. That is why I would like to ask if anyone could introduce this with a loop. Every sensible answer will be rewarded.

Colleagues, How to improve this strange, illegible number format in the matrix so that it shows me only simple numbers? I will be very grateful if someone shows me how to format these numbers in matrices.Every sensible answer will be rewarded.

How do I in a reliable way remove invisible characters from the beginning and the end of a string? In my case, my string starts with a Left-to-Right Embedding [LRE] character. However, string.Trim() doesn't remove it, as you can see below:

I am trying to merge the results of two separate queries that are run on two different tables of the same DB.

Table 1 is the result of the following query:

I am new to python and have created this tiny class "myclass" which is inside a module called linear_regression_example.py. It prints out a regression summary and a density plot:

I'm trying to find expressions beginning by #number into file with regex in Python 3. File is something like:

I am trying to plot data from a Pandas dataframe that is created by importing data from a CSV. However in the plot not every label is displayed along the x-axis, the plot only shows 5 labels along the x-axis.

I have a total of 22 textbased labels, which are all supposed to be shown along the x-axis as tickmarks/labels. These labels correspond to the entries in the column in the dataframe with the name Category.

For each Line in the Line column of the dataframe a separate line in the plot is created. And the Amount columns in the dataframe contains the y-values.

I am sure there is a easy tweak for this, trying ax.set_xticks(np.arange(len(21)) and plt.xticks( arange(21) ) did not function, maybe because the labels are textbased, not numbers?

EDIT 2

I had some trouble with the initial code after changing computer with another software setup. Now I got another version of the code and CSV that I got to run without problems that actually plots a graph. Now back to the initial problem, as can be seen from the attached picture only a few of the categories (gts, jma, yja, lre, fgg) are displayed as labels along the x-axis (I want all 22 categories to be displayed along the x-axis in full text):

Here is the code that I used for plotting that doesn't display all x-labels:

I have a list of products and their details. Row 2 is the headers, and from row 3 are the details. In column E, I have the quantities for each product and I have a total row at the bottom. Each week I get new data so the data range vary. The data has been sorted by quantity from largest to smallest.

Now my task is to find the row that has total quantities more than 65% of the total quantities we sold. That means I need to sum up each row in column E to determine which row will get me more than 65% of the total sales.

So I have written some vba codes but the results from my codes are just row3, the rest are deleted and there is no error. I am writing vba codes since this is part of the larger codes I have already written so I am only posting this portion of codes.

I have posted my data in picture but not the whole list since it's too long (with rows hidden) but you will get an idea of what I am trying to achieve. From this week's data, that means I will need to delete row 18 and below since row 17 is the first row that surpass the 65% mark. I don't need to display column J and K, I am just showing you what I mean by summing up the quantities and calculation for column percentages.