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Simple Bash Prompt (SBP) is a bash prompt, which was simple once. This started out as a pure ripoff from powerline-shell, which is great, but written in python. SBP is all bash, which makes it fast and fun. I've tried making the code as readable and extensible as possible. If something seems wrong, lacking or bad in some way; feel free to rant, review and create a pull request.
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QUESTION
I have a long data, where the SBP/DBP span the rows of the data.
Data
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Answered 2021-May-25 at 02:46After summarise you can directly do the pivot_wider step -
QUESTION
How to use summarise to take the value of a variable that corresponds to the maximum value of another variable?
Data: I have a simplified dataset below.
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Answered 2021-May-18 at 06:53I would use either 1) arrange + distinct or 2) group_by + summarise + first . The first approach is not as readable, but with big datasets it's actually more performant than using group by.
QUESTION
I have a huge data and my python pandas dataframe looks like this:
HR SBP DBP SepsisLabel PatientID 92 120 80 0 0 98 115 85 0 0 93 125 75 0 0 95 130 90 0 1 102 120 80 1 1 109 115 75 1 1 94 135 100 0 2 97 100 70 0 2 85 120 80 0 2 88 115 75 0 3 93 125 85 1 3 78 130 90 1 3 115 140 110 0 4 102 120 80 0 4 98 140 110 0 4I want to select only those rows based on PatientID which have SepsisLabel = 1. Like PatientID 0, 2, and 4 don't have sepsis label 1. So, I don't want them in new dataframe. I want PatientID 1 and 3, which have SepsisLabel = 1 in them.
I hope you can understand what I want to say. If so, please help me with a python code. I am sure it needs some condition along with iloc() function (I might be wrong).
Regards.
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Answered 2021-May-04 at 07:52Use GroupBy.transform with GroupBy.any for test if at least one True per groups and filtering by boolean indexing:
QUESTION
I've got a nested for loop
and I'm trying to do it so that multiple iterations of the nested for loop
the end of the for loops looks like this:
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Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 13:09The title of your question asks about binding an additional column of data to an existing dataset, so exactly how the new data is derived is irrelevant. Like @Elin, I'm utterly confused by your workflow, so I'm going it ignore it and simply show you how to bind the new column.
First, using cbind as in your existing code.
QUESTION
I have a form with one field for choosing a method to sort objects. However, when I refer to this field to get it's value, it equals to HTML code that renders out this form. How do I solve this problem?
My form:
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Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 14:58You have to assign data to your form. See Bound and unbound forms
QUESTION
I'm trying to write a function that takes a dataframe, a main variable, and a list of variables and uses the cor.test function. I'm looking for it to return a dataframe with the variable names and the correlation coefficient and p-value.
The code I have so far is:
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Answered 2021-Mar-13 at 02:23The problem with your codes is cbind creating a matrix, where the matrix needs all values inside it to have the same data types. What you need is to create a data.frame. Try this :
QUESTION
I'd like someone to help me plot the NaN percentage of pandas data frame. I calculated percentage using this code.
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Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 09:44You can plot a barplot using the following code snippet::
QUESTION
I've been asked to plot a heatmap to show tons of p-values in a simple way. The issue is that my boss wants to color the plot tiles with the log(p) values and overwrite them with the p-values. I managed to overwrite the values (log or p) on the heatmap, but can't do it with data from another dataframe. These are my data (shortened) and code:
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Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 11:31This could be easily achieved by first reshaping your data to long and second adding a column with the log values. Doing so you end up with a df containing a column with the logged pvalues which you map on fill and a column with the original p-values which you map on label:
QUESTION
I have the following DU which is composed of other DUs or/and Records.
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Answered 2021-Jan-20 at 08:22The Problem
Fleece provides Json codecs, not string codecs, so defining ToString and FromString is not the way to go, unless you need them for other stuff.
The solution
Define ToJson and OfJson for your internal DUs. Then remove all the |> string fragments in JsonObjCodec body.
Here's a quick and dirty example (I advise error handling to be improved) for Comparator :
QUESTION
Another attempt, I wrote a piss poor question the first time. I hope this is better.
I have 2 tables - Patient and clinicalparameterh:
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Answered 2020-Dec-13 at 01:16Well, you can use a correlated subquery to get the most recent date. The rest is filtering. In standard SQL, you can do this as:
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