In this post I show you how you can combine SPARQL – a semantic query language for databases, and Excel – Microsoft’s ubiquitous spreadsheet software, to do an Excel SPARQL import. Excel is a commonly used tool for data science and data analysis. This being the case I was interested to know if there was… Read More »
Anaconda SPARQL Install With rdflib Package There are a few different Anaconda SPARQL options available for Python, but I’ve had some success installing the package SPARQLWrapper. You can install the SPARQLWrapper package by loading up the Anaconda Command Prompt and running: which should download and install the most recent version of the package. Go to… Read More »
I’ve had a lot of problems with the rendered output video when using the ogv output from RecordMyDesktop and Blender. It would jump around and not always be in-sync with the audio. I tried a few things including converting the ogv file to different video formats, but nothing seemed to work consistently. In the end… Read More »
In this post I show you how to extend the plot range of the fitted function in Origin, beyond that of your initial data. Origin makes it easy to fit to your data, but how to extend the fit beyond the range of the original data isn’t obvious. Follow the steps below to find out… Read More »
How recent are the references in your thesis or dissertation? Have you only cited papers from the last few years? Or have you gone back to find dozens of pre-war publications? I thought it would be interesting to find out, so I made a python script to plot the publications in your thesis. In my… Read More »