Afternoon,
> https://mariadb.com/kb/en/microseconds-in-mariadb/ -- seems you're
> hitting a MariaDB (or perhaps, inherited from MySQL) limitation here. -- H
>
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El lun., 26 de julio de 2021 17:44, José Luis Pedro Méndez <
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> Buenas tardes, soy José Luis
>
> Puedes usar la función str_extract del paquete stringr (quizá debas
> instalar tidyverse antes para el correcto funcionamiento), con
Buenas tardes, soy José Luis
Puedes usar la función str_extract del paquete stringr (quizá debas
instalar tidyverse antes para el correcto funcionamiento), con ayuda de una
expresión regular particular en el parámetro pattern:
library(stringr)
str_extract("Ciclobenzaprina 10 Mg 1 En La Noche Via
Buenas Tardes a todos!
Junto con saludar y esperando se encuentren bien, favor necesito
orientación como puedo rescatar de un texto los farmacos.
ejemplo, en la tabla "MEDICAMENTOS" tengo estas filas, y necesito rescatar
lo que se encuentra antes de la palabra "mg|Mg"
1 "Ciclobenzaprina 10 Mg 1
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Dear all;
I want to extrac special wavelength of landsat8 image, 470nm and 570nm.
Is there any way to do this?
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Hi
I can query a table from a mysql database with RMariaDB. One of the table's
column indicates "trade_time" and contains values such as "09:55:02.113000".
When I query this table I can not get fractional seconds. I get a value such as
"09:55:02". Also I get a variable class such as "hms" and
Hello,
First, your statement can be re-written as
sort(x,partial=p)[p]
since n - (n - p) is p. Second, you need to look at
?sort
And look at section "Arguments" subsection "partial", that should have the
details you're looking for. From what I understand, it guarantees that the
indices of
Hello I am puzzled about the use or status of "partial" in R. years ago
I found a little piece of code which gives the pth largest number in a
vector:
x<-c(5,4,7,2,6,9)
n <- length(x)
p<-4
sort(x,partial=n-(n-p))[n-(n-p)]
This works fine, although I have tried playing around with the code and
Hi
Maybe I am completely wrong but when you import Excel datetimes the result
is character, which can be converted to date format quite simply by strptime
In case of numerisc format you need to convert date number to seconds. But
you could have problems with your OS as on my system I need to set
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