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| For United States data two nice sources are https://covidtracking.com/ and the NY Times git hub repo here: https://github.com/nytimes/covid-19-data. With some help I created resource functions for importing the latest data from each of them. They... |
| Murray, Thanks for the questions. I don't know what could have caused your initial failure. Perhaps a failed paclet update of the resource function framework code? Regardless, the dead simple use case that you tried is correct and should have... |
| it looks like [@Rohit Namjoshi][at0] already did it with the correct data. However that data looks like it has important holes when not all of the municipalities in an MSA report full data. [at0]: https://community.wolfram.com/web/rohitnamjoshi |
| David, Please try to submit again now. I found and resolved a server issue that may have been causing this problem. -Bob |
| When you use a `ResourceObject`, it is automatically cached locally in a dedicated directory in your `$DefaultLocalBase`. The first time you retrieve the content of the resource object - data in this case - it is also cached locally. Clear local... |
| This net requires a 200 x 200 color image, like the ocelot. When I use the ocelot - by first exporting it as a PNG - it works as expected in the web form (although the result is just a black image). Are you using a different image or not... |
| You're right. One of the benefits of ServiceExecute is that we've automated things like pagination. I'm afraid there won't be a simple way to get full length tweets out of ServiceExecute until the update is released. |
| You can remove the cache on Windows using this ResourceRemove[ResourceObject["CIFAR-10"]] And try ResourceData again. |
| Voter Power Rankings: rankings=With[{entities=KeyMap[Interpreter["AdministrativeDivision"],as]},Reverse@Dataset@Sort@Association[KeyValueMap[#1->(N@#2/#1["Population"])&,entities]] ]; rankings[{1;;5,-5;;-1}] ![enter image... |
| You can store your data as json in the databin and import it after reading it from the databin. In[22]:= bin = CreateDatabin[]; In[23]:= DatabinAdd[ bin, ExportString[ 1, "a2" -> RandomInteger[100]|>|>, ... |