Steve
Steve
I see, thanks. I think it would help to add to the README. I'd suggest perhaps explaining it in two parts: - The selection of the kernel image type -...
Do you recommend the Windows Python or the MSYS version for JupyterLab? Which one is better tested?
Okay. The reason I ask is because the [Windows wiki instructions](https://github.com/yitzchak/common-lisp-jupyter/wiki/Windows-Installation) seem to indicate paths that are used in the Windows package install, not MSYS. I'm trying for a Quicklisp...
Just a point of clarification: except for
Do you have a link to the data set and cleaning procedures? I'll try to reproduce the problem.
Are you using CLISP or SBCL? Actually, if you've managed to save the data frame to a lisp file, attach that here and I'll work with it to see why...
Thanks for that. There are a couple of things I haven't seen before in this data-frame. First, there are uninterned symbols for the variable names, e.g. `#:SURVIVED`. It's unusual to...
BTW, an easier way to load the data set is to pass `read-csv` a URL, like this: ``` (defdf titantic (read-csv "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/datasciencedojo/datasets/master/titanic.csv")) # ``` Now you can start an analysis:...
This code doesn't run for me past the loading. ``` LS-USER> (defdf titantic (read-csv "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/datasciencedojo/datasets/master/titanic.csv")) # ``` The first error I encounter is this: ``` (add-column! titanic 'Relatives (map-rows titanic...
I made an error in transcribing. I had the misspelling initially, and copied from that. I do wonder how you're getting this to work though, I can't run that code...