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In R (via stringi) I could write (?<=a|bc) but doing this with the re module results in this error: raise error("look-behind requires fixed-width pattern") error: look-behind requires fixed-width pattern Is it true that if I have the regex (?<=a|bc) in Python I need to write it as...

Is there a way to unlist/flatten to a vector? Or what python calls a list?

Can you make this minimally reproducible and add what data should be or a dummy example?

Taking the plunge and learning Python at a deeper level to compliment my R skills. I am coming up against a wall with manipulating named lists in the way I can in R. R/Python folks can you tell me the equivalent ways to do this common R tasks? R Way of working with list: x <- list(...

Tried this and it still works so: install.packages('devtools') library(devtools) install_github('trinker/mapit') library(mapit) wh <- geo_code( street = '1600 Pennsylvania Ave', city = 'Washington', state = 'DC', zip = '20500', api.key = 'signup to get yours free' ) ##...

If you need the addresses as lat an long....There's lots of ways to do this. This is one approach: https://github.com/trinker/mapit/blob/master/R/geo_code.R (if it still works). This approach requires authentication and tokens but isn't too bad to do. You're just restricted on the number of...

Is zip to zip accurate enough? Looking up addresses is slightly harder. Looking up zip to zip is easier.

Can you provide the code you tried and the error message you got?

For visualization maybe something like (this makes assumptions about what your data looks like; e.g. [I know your data is slightly different but if you make your problems reproducible you'll get better responses; e.g., see that I provide a fake data set?]): library(ggplot2) data <-...

NLP intro series...very good https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQiyVNMpDLKnZYBTUOlSI9mi9wAErFtFm

Cool. I have had a summer dedicated to family so haven't spent time coding or watching the forums. With the wife and kids back to school I'm back and saw this thread. Glad to hear it has been solved.

@giam Did you ever solve this?

Not a book but a text of sorts: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/frequentists-fight-back-kevin-gray/ Wanted to get people's thoughts...

@jamesmartinn What are you thoughts on the interface for writing the functions? Did you like/dislike it? Was the approach simple? Could you generalize it to new situations?

@jamesmartinn Nice. Do you have the source code for this available that you'd be willing to share?