Tabulate Puns

source: coinbase API. They only have data starting 2016, Jan 1st so this is where I start my analysis.

since 2016 this even has occurred 14 times in monthly bins.

method:

• I calculated the lagging 90 day high closing price and then figure out how many days and months it took to recover.
• Currently bitcoin is ~ 48% of the 90 day high so I filter by events this has occur by month.
• I then figure out how many days or months it took to recover had you bought at the absolute highest.

results:

So as you can see, historically this has occurred 14 times since 2016. In 2018 was the worse, because just when you thought you bought at the absolute lowest, the ATH actually shifts and every month it kept on dropping.

Median

the median months it took to recover is 4.9 months or 147 days. The lowest it dropped was 64.9% on 2018, Feb.

Here is a histogram.

https://preview.redd.it/7ul6wj37z9d81.png?width=600&format=png&auto=webp&s=640ecac37cc7b325ffa979954eac0cbbd38b8fc0

TLDR: buckle up; historically it takes about 4.9 months or 147 days to recover from a drop of -40-64%. The shortest it took was 2.9 months and the longest was 34.4 months to recover. The lowest it ever drop was on Feb 2018 about 64.9% and that took 1029 days to recover. The good news is that it will likely recover again.

edit: A few comments below observed that the recovery phase seems to be getting faster so plotted this this as well.

recover time

Correction : travelling to Shangri La Yanuka Island

Im using the tabluate library for python to make an inventory list but how do I edit the items within the table once added(for instance I dont want to store pencil in there anymore)

Hello,

I am trying to do a summation by Company, but it is only giving me the summation of all sales. Could someone help me learn what would I correct in the code below?? (I would prefer to keep the Total as well, but it's not necessary)

proc tabulate data=All_Sales;

Title "CC Fee Data";

class Company Month Payment;

var Shipped_Sales;

table (Company=''*Payment='') ALL='Total' ,(Shipped_Sales=''*sum=''*f=dollar12.)

/box='';

run;

Once the polls close and all of the ballets are scanned, we should all of the information required to tabulate the final winner, right? It would take a fairly simple computer program to crunch the numbers.

Why isn't this instantaneous? What am I missing?

We have a new hire and I think I've spent my entire week teaching them how to use Microsoft applications.

Might also be inexperience. But still lol

Hi, is there any way to generate a live table (perhaps in an offline Python script that queries TradingView) of the values of indicators for securities in watchlists? E.g. tabulating the RSI or some other indicator on an hourly/daily/whatever basis for all securities in a watchlist I've assembled.

I know that I could use alerts on just one indicator, firing the alert when the indicator (RSI or whatever) has entered the desired range and then another when it has left.

The Master Template

I think you should be able to copy this template and edit your copy. LMK if you can't.

Basically, I made a template so I could quickly figure out my Coryat score without doing any math, because unlike Matt, I'm not smart irl (I just know random facts). Type in the categories. Then type "1" in the box corresponding any clue you answer correctly and in time. The spreadsheet will calculate your answer.

It's designed to be quick and easy to use, allowing you to focus on answering correctly.

Cheers!

My is_tie function is also off, but I assume it will be until the find min function is correct. I've been stumped on these two for a while now. I also attached check50's response for reference. Can anyone nudge me in the right direction? Thanks in advance! This community is so helpful

void tabulate(void)
{
    int j = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < voter_count; i++)
    {
        int n = preferences[i][j];
        if (candidates[n].eliminated == false)
        {
            candidates[n].votes++;
        }
        else if (candidates[n].eliminated == true)
        {
            int m = preferences[i][j + 1];
            for (int k = 0; k < voter_count; k++)
                {
                    if (candidates[m].eliminated == false)
                     {
                        candidates[m].votes++;
                     }
         }      }
    }
}

int find_min(void)
{
    int min = voter_count;
    for (int i = 0; i < voter_count; i++)
    {
        if (candidates[i].eliminated == false)
        {
            if (candidates[i].votes < min)
            {
                min = candidates[i].votes;
            }
        }
    }
    return 0;
}

:) runoff.c exists
:) runoff compiles
:) vote returns true when given name of candidate
:) vote returns false when given name of invalid candidate
:) vote correctly sets first preference for first voter
:) vote correctly sets third preference for second voter
:) vote correctly sets all preferences for voter
:) tabulate counts votes when all candidates remain in election
:) tabulate counts votes when one candidate is eliminated
:( tabulate counts votes when multiple candidates are eliminated
    tabulate function did not produce correct vote totals
:( tabulate handles multiple rounds of preferences
    tabulate function did not produce correct vote totals
:) print_winner prints name when someone has a majority
:) print_winner returns true when someone has a majority
:) print_winner returns false when nobody has a majority
:) print_winner returns false when leader has exactly 50% of vote
:( find_min returns minimum number of votes for candidate
    find_min did not identify correct minimum
:( find_min returns minimum when all candidates are tied
    find_min did not iden

Hey guys. i am coding a program for the pre release of 2019. I am trying to make a table using tabulate but it is not working. i have installed it on my computer but it is having errors which i dont know how to fix. Any help?

from tabulate import tabulate

category = ["phone","phone","phone","phone","phone","phone","tablet","tablet","tablet"]

itemcode = ["BPCM","BPSH","RPSS","RPLL","YPLS","YPLL","RTMS","RTLM","YTLM","YTLL"]

description = ["compact","clam shell","robophone-5inch screen and 64GB memory","robophone-6inc screen and 256GB memory","y-phone standard-6inch screen and 64GB memory","y-phone deluxe - 6inch screen and 256GB memory","robotab - 8inch screen and 64GB memory","robotab - 10inch screen and 128GB memory","y-tab standard - 10inch screen and 128GB memory","y-tab deluxe - 10inch screen and 256GB memory"]

price = ["29.99","49.99","199.99","499.99","549.99","649.99","149.99","299.99","499.99","599.99"]

def main():

printPTtable()

def printPTtable():

data =[]

for i in range(0,len(category)):

if category[i]=="phone" or category[i]=="tablet":

data.append(category[i],itemcode[i],description[i],price[i])

print(tabulate(data,headers=["TYPE","CODE","DESCRIPTION","COST",tablefmt =="fancy_grid",numalign=="right"]))

print("")

if __name__ == '__main__':

main()

that is the code

and here is what it gives

File "C:\Users\epici\OneDrive\Desktop\best prerelease.py", line 19, in <module>

main()

File "C:\Users\epici\OneDrive\Desktop\best prerelease.py", line 8, in main

printPTtable()

File "C:\Users\epici\OneDrive\Desktop\best prerelease.py", line 14, in printPTtable

data.append(category[i],itemcode[i],description[i],price[i])

TypeError: list.append() takes exactly one argument (4 given)

Would anyone be willing to do this? What’s the reason??? Let’s just say for arguments sake that all of WSB/Reddit accounted for 20 million shares...that’s useful info. That’s a big portion of the float.

Personally, I hold 73,000 shares and can verify it.

Hello all. Hopefully someone here might know how to help with this issue. I am trying to use ModelBuilder to iterate through sets of polygons to overlay on top of two rasters and extract the total area of each value from each raster.

I have tried 1) clip (from Spatial Analyst toolbox for rasters), 2) extract by mask, and 3) tabulate area, but all give me the same results in terms of over- or underestimating the actual area of the polygon. I think because the cell size of the rasters is huge (~1500m), smaller polygons might have a more difficult time with it. I tried resampling the raster to a cell size of 500, but it only makes the area issue worse.

Any advice?

When Canada and Europe cannot vote? I hold 6.8K AMC shares that cannot be added to Tim B's question.

void tabulate(void)
{
    for (int i = 0; i < voter_count; i++)
    {  
       int j = 0;
       
       if (candidates[preferences[i][j]].eliminated == false)
       {
           candidates[preferences[i][j]].votes ++;
       }
       else 
       {   
           j++;
           if (candidates[preferences[i][j]].eliminated == false)
           {
               candidates[preferences[i][j]].votes ++;
           } 
       }
    }
        
    return;
}

I need help figuring out why my function doesn't calculate the correct vote values, I couldn't figure it out even after using a debugger.