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This is not a direct answer, but will help to solve the question. There is missing information to solve your problem.

BUT first: the most obvious problem is; you provide meta_train which is a pandas data frame. Convert it to an array. Please try this first.

Second, if you still have problem, then model.fit may not handle a list [meta_train, flow], then you may have to find a way to provide two inputs to be handled by your model.

For that, you should provide the followings as MRE in order to reproduce your problem.

(1) Your code for the model even though one may generate same model based on the summary provided.

(2) the shape of y_train.

Try DataFrame.pivot:

The width of your row is changing based on the content because you have your row inside your testimonial-circle division. The row needs to be a child of the container. You can add your customer styles to the container if you need customization.

The other problem you’ll have is, because your carousel is all text, the heights will vary. Easiest way to prevent the text boxes from jumping is to normalize all of the slide heights using jQuery.

Update: To center the blockquote vertically in the carousel-item, you can use transform per this answer How to vertically center a Bootstrap carousel-caption?.

There's a thing called tz, zoneinfo, or the Olson database. It's maintained by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority

It names zones in Continent/City or sometimes Continent/State/City format, like Asia/Kolkata or America/Indiana/Knox. Each named zone contains rules for converting to and from UTC time to local time, including the correct handling of summer time.

The database contains the temporopolitical history of time zone and summer time changeovers for the city (and surrounding regions). So, if the government of, say, Knox Indiana USA, changes the summer time rules next year, their entry gets updated in a maintenance release of the database.

If Spain decides to repudiate its Franco-era decision to use the same time zone as 'Europe/Berlin', and move to the same zone as 'Europe/Lisbon', the updated zoneinfo data for 'Europe/Madrid' will reflect that change on its effective date. Updates to UNIX-based operating systems like Linux and MacOS include the most recent zoneinfo data.

php uses zoneinfo. So does MySql. moment.js adds synonyms to it. If somebody in Knox sets their time zone to moment's synonym 'US/Central' and the city council the changes the rules, they won't follow the change.

So, please consider using php's list in your application, because it's proven so far to be future-proof.

Using your df provided, you can add each column individually using assign and use the .map() function on the namecolumn.

You want to use the reducer function, so you can iterate over the array and return an array of new objects. In the reducer, you would want to inspect the accumulated array for an existing 'Result' property and then add the current 'Indicator' to that objects list.

See here for more info https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/Reduce

For me it would look something like this:

This will create the HTML for the tables without using a template.

You have to remove the spaces between the fields and the . .text() gets all text between all tags so your desired answer in your example is "no " instead of "no":

The package tidyjson works perfectly:

It is imortant to read the JSON file directly with tidyjson::read_json to get the right format (tbl_json (S3: tbl_json/tbl_df/tbl/data.frame) for further processing.