I have some XML that consists of a lot of repitions of the following xml-structure: Able to adress most of the elements and extract the information within, but failing to get to the specific ones where I have to define the attribute as well. I think I am struggling with the xpath, but can’t quite figure…
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Kivy: Labels not being displayed in python file with add_widget()
I’m quite new to Kivy and have been repeatedly having issues with displaying things. I am building a basic app to track students, assign them to school houses (like in Harry Potter) and display them. I created a “for” loop to add users to labels in a stack layout which would then display the…
Pyspark, iteratively get values from column containing json string
I wonder how you would iteratively get the values from a json string in pyspark. I have the following format of my data and would like to create the “value” column: id_1 id_2 json_string value 1 1001 {“1001”:106, “2200”:101} 106 1 2200 {“1001”:106, “2200&#…
The output is not displayed correctly formatted when i get output with ssh connection remotely with python script
I connect to remote server with ssh with my python codes. I connect and get results. But results are coming with rn My codes are below : The output i get is like; import osrnimport socketrnrnimport timernrnstart_time = time.time()rnrn But i want the out put to be printed out as below import os import socket i…
Is there a more efficient way to format this list
I have a list of coordinates, but I want to format them so they form a grid. Right now, for every element of the list, I’m checking what its value is and then formatting it. Is there a smarter, more efficient way to do this? Answer You can replace if-else with the list of min, max and expected values:
Cosine Similarity between two words in a context in Python
I am trying to perform in python the cosine similarity between two words which are in a dataset of texts (each text represents a tweet). I want to evaluate the similarity based on the context where they are placed. I have set a code like the following: The result is the similarity between the texts but I want…
How to create a dictionnary whose key:value pairs are the values of two different lists of dictionnaries?
I have 2 lists of dictionnaries that result from a pymongo extraction. A list of dicts containing id’s (string) and lemmas (strings): lemmas = [{‘id’: ‘id1’, ‘lemma’: ‘lemma1’}, {‘id’: ‘id2’, ‘lemma’: ‘lemma2’…
How to solve pass thorugh command ignored issue when setting a signal analyser MXA N9020A
I am trying to set up the signal analyser using a simple python script. I am able to set the center and frequency and span frequency but when i am trying to turn the average on and set it to exponential mode, it gives me a pass through command ignored. The instrument is connected successfully using LAN. The S…
Separate columns of a DataFrame by days of the week
Let it be the following Python Panda Dataframe (the original could include dates for several months): Hours 2022-06-06 2022-06-07 2022-06-08 2022-06-09 2022-06-10 2022-06-11 2022-06-12 2022-06-13 2022-06-14 2022-06-15 2022-06-16 2022-06-17 2022-06-18 2022-06-19 00:00 3 0 0 3 23 43 1 2 3 3 7 3 1 0 05:00 5 4 0 …
The regx in pygrep always returns True
I’m using the pygrep in pre-commit and here is my settings: I want to check the commit message format but no mater what I entered, it always returns true. Answer you also commented on github! pick one in the future not both! your regex doesn’t follow the pattern I outlined in that issue you commen…