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I have time series data that I have broken into monthly means and maximums for several years. What I'm trying to figure out is how to choose only specific month values for that data, in my case May-October. I know this probably could be done with a loop (e.g. an if statement or using find) but I'm hoping to find a more efficient method of splitting the data.

Here's what I have so far:

I have 50 synoptic stations precipitation data from 1986 to 2015.

I need to sort the related information for the period of years from 2007 to 2015 for each station separately. I mean there are three variables:

1. the station's name
2. the specific year
3. the amount of precipitation

I need the result for each station separately. Does anyone know how to use "split" for this purpose? May you please write codes from the beginning "read.table"?

A very novice question I'm afraid, but I've tried my best to understand this and have got nowhere as I have little experience with C programming.

I'm currently picking up an old project from a year or two ago from Instructables: https://www.instructables.com/id/Jar-of-Fireflies/

This includes a C file for firmware written for a Firefly pattern, however this was written a good 12 years ago.

However... I am not following the instructable to the Nth degree. Instead I am using a DIP AtTiny85, which I have previously programmed using an Arduino as ISP. And hence want to be able to compile the code in Arduino IDE or Atmel Studio, with Visual Micro plugin.

Every time this is compiled in Arduino IDE, I receive the following error: 'prog_uint8_t' does not name a type, and this causes lots of errors to roll through.

From what I understand, this deceleration was removed/changed as part of the AVR GCC in around 2010ish... Is there anyway I can get this to compile correctly to run the code? Maybe using a macro or including a library. I have tried a few libraries such as #include , but believe this should be taken care of as part of automated include. I'm sure if I brought the proper programmer my problem may go away but I'm sure there is an easy fix for this..?

Code provided as .tgz in instructable link above which includes headers, c executables, hex etc.,

for quick reading of the main c executable declarations....

I would add a rectangle as on each Node element

the rect is added only in the last element.

I have 15 select (input type) fields. And I need to pass it to the Server function do prediction and show resultant output. I don't want to auto-update, when user sets value for one input field, but instead I want user to set values for all (15 input fields) and then press some type of a button to get the output.

how to achieve that? this is my first shiny UI application.

I want to apply a function with multiple variables with different values to a list. I know how to do this with one changing variable

RStudio V1.0.153

This will be a long post so I will appreciate anyone that will have the patience to read and offer suggestions. I'm building a database on ~110 observations and a section of it will require data that is unfortunately only available in PDF format. I'm new to R, but thought I'd take a massive stab at this. I'd prefer to try it this way than go through 100s of pages of PDFs to manually input the data of interest.

Here is the source of data in PDF format PDF Pathology Report to Excel Format as shown here Sample Excel Format Basically my goal is to get the "meat" of this path report from the bones as easily as possible. I understand some cleanup will always be necessary, though!

So far, I have converted the PDF to PNG using an open source website and then used the Tesseract package that returned a character string of 1 assigned to the object "path". Then I used the Tokenizers package:

I have an excel (xlsx) file that contains random columns. Some of these columns have formulas mapped to the sum of some cells; for example: