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Calculate the minimum distance to destinations for each origin in pyspark

I have a list of origins and destinations along with their geo coordinates. I need to calculate the minimum distance for each origin to the destinations. Below is my code: I got error like below: my question is: it seems that there is something wrong with withColumn(‘Distance’, haversine_vector(F.col(‘Origin_Geo’), F.col(‘Destination_Geo’))). I do not know why. (I’m new to pyspark..) I have

Extracting the required information for a Script tag of scraped webpage using BeautifulSoup

I’m a webscraping novice and I am looking for pointers of what to do next, or potentially a working solution, to scrape the following webpage: https://www.capology.com/club/leicester/salaries/2019-2020/ I would like to extract the following for each row (player) of the table: Player Name i.e. Jamie Vardy Weekly Gross Base Salary (in GBP) i.e. £140,000 Annual Gross Base Salary (in GBP) i.e.

Regex: Remove the letters with length 1-3 which are before the dot

If I have an input something like this Another example is I want to produce a code which is generalized for any group of letter in any language. This is my code So I can change ‘A’ with any other letter, but for some reason isn’t working well. I tried also this one but isn’t working as well. Answer Try

Binary Representations

Why is that However, Moreover, It seems, that first -5 is converted to 2’s compliment then operation is performed. Then, in case of ‘&’ output is printed/interpreted as such, but for | output is converted back to signed magnitude representation. Why is there such an asymmetry? Answer -5 in binary (two’s complement) is …111111111011. Python can handle arbitrary-precision integers and

count plot for each categorical variable

I have a dataset as below, where Q1,Q2,Q3 are categorical. How can I plot the x axis for each column, and y as the count of the value for each column, all in one plot. Sample out put Answer You can use value_counts on the columns and then plot: old answer A quick way using pandas only is: But this

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