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Weibull: R vs Python – slightly different results

I’m trying to replicate R’s fitdist() results (reference, cannot modify R code) in Python using scipy.stats. The results are quite close but still different (difference is at not acceptable level). Does anybody know why the results are different? How can I reduce the difference between the results…

Filter 2d list by another 2d list

I have a list A: And list B: I would like to leave only these rows in list A, that all values of which are contained in at least one row from list B. So my expected output is: Because values ‘512’ and ‘102’ are in second row of list B. I know how to achieve that by iterating or

`sklearn` asking for eval dataset when there is one

I am working on Stacking Regressor from sklearn and I used lightgbm to train my model. My lightgbm model has an early stopping option and I have used eval dataset and metric for this. When it feeds into the StackingRegressor, I saw this error ValueError: For early stopping, at least one dataset and eval metri…

Client and Cogs in discord.py

I recently started trying to develop a discord bot. I’ve used c++ before, but it’s my first time using python so i’m still pretty new to it. After learning about cogs, i tried to implement it into the code. I made a simple cog that contains a ping command, but when i try to run it, i get an …

Python pass array into function and use it in json return

I have the following python code: I wanted to put a try/except on the requestAPI function so it does’nt break the code. I thought about this: I could do something like: But i think there’s a better way of doing this. Answer You can achieve it without a try-except via dict.get(): This will return t…

Count showing up as NaN

I’m on the last step of finishing my table, but my count is returning NaN. I’m trying to create a column target_days which groups by each value in ‘month_start_date’ and returns the value of the count of workday if True. For example, each date that has a month_start_date of 2018-08-01 …