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How can I shorten this code? I have multiple fracture categories to go through. But, it is repetitive. How can I shorten it.

I have the following document for which I need to do mapping for elasticsearch

I'm using the ambient package in R to generate graphs. It provides a custom base plot method.

I have a client and we are moving their site from Squarespace to Wordpress. The export of posts from Squarespace produces tons of unnecessary code that I am trying to remove.

If I run this Regex in an online tester like regex101 it highlights exactly what I am looking for:

I would like to add another row of empty tiles to my tile plot shown below for "No.14" bars. There would be no data for that row, so just adding an empty row to the dataframe was not sufficient as it created an NA item in the legend which I do not want.

Here is the data:

I am trying to add two tables, in which first table contains all the video details, and in second table details of video seen by the user with user_id and video_id. I just want to add both the tables and it will show all the list of videos from first table but if the video is seen by the user, status will show 1 else 1.

Here is my query,

Using the same set of data, I have produced two different tile plots as shown below:

DATA:

I followed the popular tutorials on skeletal animation by Thin Matrix and another code sample on GitHub

The mesh renders find without any animations. But as soon as animations are applied it gets skewed.

If I pass identity matrices as bonetransforms, it works. Works as in it still renders properly just without any animation.

Also I noticed that the collada file I use uses Z as up and I use Y as up. But I export all data without changing a thing to make sure all transforms and vertex data work as intended. I later on plan on adjusting this as I export so that the data uses Y as up as well.

Here's my code for Skeletal Animation:

Header:

The dataset is a list of injuries, my index is a series of words found in some of the injuries. I'd like to filter out all of the injuries in that column that do not contain any of the words from the index.

Here is what I'm starting with:

This is what I'd like to have, based on matching the index with the column:

As far as code goes, I'm stumped at how to include the whole list without typing out every index word to compare the x column against. I have: