ancestry | Organise ActiveRecord model into a tree structure | Application Framework library

I am currently trying to scrape the "imageToken" value from a script tag from the below page source, the python code below will get the token about 75% of the time, but the other times the number of the script tag must be changing and it is selecting the wrong tag.

Is there any way to search through all the scrip tags for specifically the tag that contains the "imageToken"?

here is the code that is working 75% of the time.

The collection:

I am trying to convert a svn repo to a git repo. I therefore followed the second (most upvoted) answer of a previous SO question. I only diverged by converting svn tags to git tags and created annotated, not lightweight tags, like so:

Here I display characters in table js

I wanna find the lower ancestor in a binary tree, and what i do is first, list the fathers of each node, then compare the list and the last item in common is the lower ancestry.

I have this code:

I found this quote in a paper:

In individuals of Northern European ancestry, as many as 8 percent of men and 0.5 percent of women experience the common form of red-green color blindness. If a submitted manuscript happens to go to three male reviewers of Northern European descent, the chance that at least one will be color blind is 22 percent.

Wong, B.: Points of view: Color blindness, Nat Methods, 8(6), 441–441, doi:10.1038/nmeth.1618, 2011.

How could I calculate this in R? Thanks in advance.

I have HTML structure like this:

I'm using the Administrate gem in my Rails 6 application. I have created a category model and I'm using the ancestry gem to organise the tree structure etc. I'm having trouble trying to integrate the ancestry gem into Administrate. Mainly an issue where the parent_id for ancestry gem is null so and 2. trying to display the child name/relationships in Administrate.

1. The Administrate gem because of the relationship will not accept a null value when editing the form is "ancestry" is added to the dashboard form in administrate.
2. Another problem I am trying to overcome is displaying the associated name of a child the id that ancestry uses. So ancestry using a string field which helps locate the parent using the id of the category row. I have no idea how to manipulate the Administrate dashboard/controller to display the field name.

Any help would be so much appreciated. I've googled this one for a bit and cannot seem to find anything related to the same problem.

Is it worth using Ancestry and Administrate together? Or should I just create my own category controller and views to allow Admin to modify the category data? I'd prefer to try to keep all admin stuff in Administrate if possible.

Thanks a mil.

I am filtering ancestry from the ABS in Australia. I am taking ancestry data as below.