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I found that the list "Europe countries" encloses "Russia" and "Moldova". This is not correct!
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I found that the list "Europe countries" encloses "Russia" and "Moldova". This is not correct!
Any hint?
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edited 2 days ago
MarcoB
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asked 2 days ago
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What exactly is incorrect? Moldova is a European country by every definition I'm aware of, and Russia spans both Europe and Asia. It could easily fit into either list or both.
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– MassDefect
2 days ago
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Russia is considered a transcontinental country in both Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. The vast majority of its population (78%) lives in European Russia. Moldova is certainly in Europe as well, and it hopes to join the EU in the future.
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– Carl Lange
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Honestly, I'd be more concerned with the inclusion of Svalbard, Jersey, Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Guernsey, and the Faroe Islands on the list as "countries".
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– Michael Seifert
2 days ago
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I found that the list "Europe countries" encloses "Russia" and "Moldova". This is not correct!
Any hint?
curated-data
edited 2 days ago
MarcoB
37.7k556113
asked 2 days ago
Flavio SartorettoFlavio Sartoretto
636
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I found that the list "Europe countries" encloses "Russia" and "Moldova". This is not correct!
Any hint?
curated-data
curated-data
edited 2 days ago
MarcoB
37.7k556113
asked 2 days ago
Flavio SartorettoFlavio Sartoretto
636
edited 2 days ago
MarcoB
37.7k556113
asked 2 days ago
Flavio SartorettoFlavio Sartoretto
636
edited 2 days ago
MarcoB
37.7k556113
edited 2 days ago
MarcoB
37.7k556113
edited 2 days ago
MarcoB
37.7k556113
37.7k556113
asked 2 days ago
Flavio SartorettoFlavio Sartoretto
636
asked 2 days ago
Flavio SartorettoFlavio Sartoretto
636
asked 2 days ago
Flavio SartorettoFlavio Sartoretto
636
636
put on hold as off-topic by Henrik Schumacher, march, Alex Trounev, MarcoB, m_goldberg 2 days ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
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What exactly is incorrect? Moldova is a European country by every definition I'm aware of, and Russia spans both Europe and Asia. It could easily fit into either list or both.
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– MassDefect
2 days ago
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Russia is considered a transcontinental country in both Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. The vast majority of its population (78%) lives in European Russia. Moldova is certainly in Europe as well, and it hopes to join the EU in the future.
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– Carl Lange
2 days ago
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Honestly, I'd be more concerned with the inclusion of Svalbard, Jersey, Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Guernsey, and the Faroe Islands on the list as "countries".
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– Michael Seifert
2 days ago
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What exactly is incorrect? Moldova is a European country by every definition I'm aware of, and Russia spans both Europe and Asia. It could easily fit into either list or both.
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– MassDefect
2 days ago
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Russia is considered a transcontinental country in both Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. The vast majority of its population (78%) lives in European Russia. Moldova is certainly in Europe as well, and it hopes to join the EU in the future.
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– Carl Lange
2 days ago
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Honestly, I'd be more concerned with the inclusion of Svalbard, Jersey, Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Guernsey, and the Faroe Islands on the list as "countries".
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– Michael Seifert
2 days ago
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What exactly is incorrect? Moldova is a European country by every definition I'm aware of, and Russia spans both Europe and Asia. It could easily fit into either list or both.
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– MassDefect
2 days ago
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What exactly is incorrect? Moldova is a European country by every definition I'm aware of, and Russia spans both Europe and Asia. It could easily fit into either list or both.
$endgroup$
– MassDefect
2 days ago
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Russia is considered a transcontinental country in both Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. The vast majority of its population (78%) lives in European Russia. Moldova is certainly in Europe as well, and it hopes to join the EU in the future.
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– Carl Lange
2 days ago
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Russia is considered a transcontinental country in both Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. The vast majority of its population (78%) lives in European Russia. Moldova is certainly in Europe as well, and it hopes to join the EU in the future.
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– Carl Lange
2 days ago
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Honestly, I'd be more concerned with the inclusion of Svalbard, Jersey, Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Guernsey, and the Faroe Islands on the list as "countries".
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– Michael Seifert
2 days ago
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Honestly, I'd be more concerned with the inclusion of Svalbard, Jersey, Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Guernsey, and the Faroe Islands on the list as "countries".
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– Michael Seifert
2 days ago
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You may be looking for EntityClass["Country", "EuropeanUnion"] instead.
Otherwise, if you really want to not include Russia and Moldova:
countries = Complement[
Entity["GeographicRegion", "Europe"][
EntityProperty["GeographicRegion", "Countries"]], {Entity["Country",
"Russia"], Entity["Country", "Moldova"]}]
Now you can still do aggregate computation using EntityGroup, such as
EntityValue[EntityGroup@countries, "Population"]
without including Russia or Moldova. (Alternatively, Total@EntityValue[countries, "Population"] will work too.)
You can also do geographic computation:
GeoGraphics[Polygon@countries]
As you can see, Moldova and Russia are not included.
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Carl LangeCarl Lange
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You may be looking for EntityClass["Country", "EuropeanUnion"] instead.
Otherwise, if you really want to not include Russia and Moldova:
countries = Complement[
Entity["GeographicRegion", "Europe"][
EntityProperty["GeographicRegion", "Countries"]], {Entity["Country",
"Russia"], Entity["Country", "Moldova"]}]
Now you can still do aggregate computation using EntityGroup, such as
EntityValue[EntityGroup@countries, "Population"]
without including Russia or Moldova. (Alternatively, Total@EntityValue[countries, "Population"] will work too.)
You can also do geographic computation:
GeoGraphics[Polygon@countries]
As you can see, Moldova and Russia are not included.
answered 2 days ago
Carl LangeCarl Lange
4,96211141
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You may be looking for EntityClass["Country", "EuropeanUnion"] instead.
Otherwise, if you really want to not include Russia and Moldova:
countries = Complement[
Entity["GeographicRegion", "Europe"][
EntityProperty["GeographicRegion", "Countries"]], {Entity["Country",
"Russia"], Entity["Country", "Moldova"]}]
Now you can still do aggregate computation using EntityGroup, such as
EntityValue[EntityGroup@countries, "Population"]
without including Russia or Moldova. (Alternatively, Total@EntityValue[countries, "Population"] will work too.)
You can also do geographic computation:
GeoGraphics[Polygon@countries]
As you can see, Moldova and Russia are not included.
answered 2 days ago
Carl LangeCarl Lange
4,96211141
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You may be looking for EntityClass["Country", "EuropeanUnion"] instead.
Otherwise, if you really want to not include Russia and Moldova:
countries = Complement[
Entity["GeographicRegion", "Europe"][
EntityProperty["GeographicRegion", "Countries"]], {Entity["Country",
"Russia"], Entity["Country", "Moldova"]}]
Now you can still do aggregate computation using EntityGroup, such as
EntityValue[EntityGroup@countries, "Population"]
without including Russia or Moldova. (Alternatively, Total@EntityValue[countries, "Population"] will work too.)
You can also do geographic computation:
GeoGraphics[Polygon@countries]
As you can see, Moldova and Russia are not included.
answered 2 days ago
Carl LangeCarl Lange
4,96211141
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You may be looking for EntityClass["Country", "EuropeanUnion"] instead.
Otherwise, if you really want to not include Russia and Moldova:
countries = Complement[
Entity["GeographicRegion", "Europe"][
EntityProperty["GeographicRegion", "Countries"]], {Entity["Country",
"Russia"], Entity["Country", "Moldova"]}]
Now you can still do aggregate computation using EntityGroup, such as
EntityValue[EntityGroup@countries, "Population"]
without including Russia or Moldova. (Alternatively, Total@EntityValue[countries, "Population"] will work too.)
You can also do geographic computation:
GeoGraphics[Polygon@countries]
As you can see, Moldova and Russia are not included.
answered 2 days ago
Carl LangeCarl Lange
4,96211141
edited 2 days ago
answered 2 days ago
Carl LangeCarl Lange
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answered 2 days ago
Carl LangeCarl Lange
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answered 2 days ago
Carl LangeCarl Lange
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What exactly is incorrect? Moldova is a European country by every definition I'm aware of, and Russia spans both Europe and Asia. It could easily fit into either list or both.
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– MassDefect
2 days ago
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Russia is considered a transcontinental country in both Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. The vast majority of its population (78%) lives in European Russia. Moldova is certainly in Europe as well, and it hopes to join the EU in the future.
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– Carl Lange
2 days ago
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Honestly, I'd be more concerned with the inclusion of Svalbard, Jersey, Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Guernsey, and the Faroe Islands on the list as "countries".
$endgroup$
– Michael Seifert
2 days ago