I am getting this error when running a correlation matrix with the R package ggstatsplo
ggcorrmat(data = d, type = "nonparametric", p.adjust.method = "hochberg",pch = "")
Error: 'data_to_numeric' is not an exported object from 'namespace:datawizard'
Somebody could help me.
I expected to have the script to run normally as I have used it before (around July) without any errors.
Is there anything that has changed about the ggstatsplot package?
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I've a brand new install of Geoserver 2.22 on Ubuntu 22.04 and installation was smooth. I've added the official NetCDF plugin by unzipping the contents to the WEB-INF/lib/ folder, and it shows up as a type in the data store. Great!
I have a selection of NEtCDFs that can be loaded successfully elsewhere (QGIS, ArcGIS Pro, Python via Xarray), however, when I attempt to create a new data store, choose NetCDF and select the .nc files, I get the following error message:
There was an error trying to connect to store AFDRS_FSE_curing. Do you want to save it anyway?
Original exception error:
Failed to create reader from file:efs/temp_surface.nc and hints Hints: FORCE_LONGITUDE_FIRST_AXIS_ORDER = true EXECUTOR_SERVICE = java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor#1242674b[Running, pool size = 0, active threads = 0, queued tasks = 0, completed tasks = 0] FILTER_FACTORY = FilterFactoryImpl STYLE_FACTORY = StyleFactoryImpl FEATURE_FACTORY = org.geotools.feature.LenientFeatureFactoryImpl#6bfaa0a6 FORCE_AXIS_ORDER_HONORING = http GRID_COVERAGE_FACTORY = GridCoverageFactory TILE_ENCODING = null REPOSITORY = org.geoserver.catalog.CatalogRepository#3ef5cfc5 LENIENT_DATUM_SHIFT = true COMPARISON_TOLERANCE = 1.0E-8
What am I missing here? That error message doesn't seem to be highlighting somethign obviously as an error...
The NetCDFs are located in: /usr/share/geoserver/data_dir/data
Short Version
In PowerQuery, when the error occurs before I'm able to use try, how do I catch an error and get the reason and message strings?
Long Version
In PowerQuery (using Excel if that matters),
OleDb.DataSource(
MyConnectionString,
[Query="SELECT * FROM NonExistingTable"]
)
returns an error. Great. I want that because I'm trying to make a quick and dirty tool that grabs data from multiple tables, but some people don't have access to all tables and who knows what else will happen in the future. However, I want to handle that error so it degrades gracefully, preferably presenting an explanation to the user based on the info within the error.
Therefore, I attempted error handling with try, like so:
try OleDb.DataSource(
MyConnectionString,
[Query="SELECT * FROM NonExistingTable"]
)
and I had expected it to return something like
[
HasError = true,
Error = [
Reason = "OLE DB",
Message = "Invalid object name: 'NonExistingTable'.",
Details = ...
]
]
but instead, what's returned is
[
HasError = false,
Value = Error
]
where Error is an error object containing the information I want.
I had then tried to make a workaround with something like
let
tryRecord = try OleDb.DataSource(MyConnectionString, [Query="SELECT * FROM NonExistingTable"]),
ret = if (tryRecord[HasError]) then
// It's an error
tryRecord
else try
// If Value.Type() doesn't throw an error then tryRecord[Value] isn't an error, so return it.
(if Value.Type(tryRecord[Value]) = null then null else tryRecord)
otherwise
// tryRecord[Value] contains an error!
try error tryRecord[Value]
in
ret
but try error tryRecord[Value] is not unpacking the error object within tryRecord[Value] like I had hoped.
How do I get the reason and message strings from an error object?
Upon running the following line of code, the download is starting from 2019001 instead of 2015001. How can this be fixed?
runGdal(product= "MOD13Q1",begin = "2015001",end = "2020366",tileH = h,tileV = v,SDSstring = B,
job = "Quality", outProj="GEO", datum="WGS84")
Changing the output path to a new/different folder under MODISoptions solves this issue.
I have a .m script that I've been running using Windows Task Scheduler, generally successfully, every 15 minutes for about a year (options: -automation -minimize -r remotedata -logfile logfile.txt;quit).
When I run the code manually in Matlab, everything behaves as expected.
However, when it is run as an automated script, it has two issues I can't resolve, that seem to indicate the code is not being executed the same way.
First, I have the following conditional:
~isempty(remoteData.Time(setdiff(1:end,ni))) which is terrible syntax, I know, but works just fine when I run the script manually. However, when it runs automated, it gives the error:
Error using setdiff (line 80) Not enough input arguments.
I corrected it to ~isempty(remoteData.Time(setdiff(1:height(remoteData),ni)))
but it made me curious.
Second, I have a webread function with a number of queries (see below) that executes normally when I have it open and hit "run", however, when running as an automation the dateutc query is ignored. This one is a bit more puzzling. Can anyone suggest a reason it might be failing to register, or how I might fix it? Debugging is difficult since it works as expected when I run it manually.
WUurl = 'http://weatherstation.wunderground.com/weatherstation/updateweatherstation.php';
WUID = '***';
WUpwd = '***';
WUdateutc = datestr(datenum(webData.Time(WDNewest-newTimes+i))+7/24,'yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS');
WUwindspeedmph = num2str(webData.WndSpd(WDNewest-newTimes+i)*0.62);
WUwinddir = num2str(webData.WndDir(WDNewest-newTimes+i));
WUtempf = num2str(webData.AirTmp(WDNewest-newTimes+i)*1.8+32);
WUrainin = num2str(webData.Rain(WDNewest-newTimes+i)/25.4*4);
WUdailyrainin = num2str(sum(webData.Rain(WDMidnight:WDNewest-newTimes+i))/25.4);
WUbaromin = num2str(webData.BarPress(WDNewest-newTimes+i)*.0295);
WUhumidity = num2str(webData.RelHum(WDNewest-newTimes+i));
gamma = log(webData.RelHum(WDNewest-newTimes+i)/100)+ ...
(17.67*webData.AirTmp(WDNewest-newTimes+i))/ ...
(243.5+webData.AirTmp(WDNewest-newTimes+i));
WUdewptf = num2str((243.5*gamma)/(17.67-gamma)*1.8+32); % Magnus formula estimation
WUsolarradiation = num2str(webData.NetRad_Wm2(WDNewest-newTimes+i));
WUsoiltempf = num2str(nanmean(webData{WDNewest,20:3:77})*1.8+32);
WUsoilmoisture = num2str(nanmean(webData{WDNewest,18:3:75}));
options = weboptions('Timeout',newTimes);
WU_debugging = webread(WUurl,...
'ID',WUID,...
'PASSWORD',WUpwd,...
'dateutc',WUdateutc,...
'windspeedmph',WUwindspeedmph,...
'winddir',WUwinddir,...
'tempf',WUtempf,...
'rainin',WUrainin,...
'dailyrainin',WUdailyrainin,...
'baromin',WUbaromin,...
'humidity',WUhumidity,...
'dewptf',WUdewptf,...
'solarradiation',WUsolarradiation,...
'soiltempf',WUsoiltempf,...
'soilmoisture',WUsoilmoisture,...
'action','updateraw',...
options);
I trying to use ImageInfo and Jython to get information from a image on my harddrive.
I have imported the module fine but keep getting this error:
TypeError: setInput(): expected 2 args; got 1
And this is the code I am trying to use:
filename = "C:\\image.jpg"
img = ImageInfo.setInput(filename)
Could anyone point out what I am doing wrong.
Cheers
Eef
The missing argument Jython complains about is the ImageInfo object itself, which doesn't exist yet. You must construct it first. So:
filename = "C:\\image.jpg"
ii = ImageInfo()
img = ii.setInput(filename)
or
filename = "C:\\image.jpg"
img = ImageInfo().setInput(filename)
may work also.