Cynical | Native Client wrapper for ZenGarden | Reinforcement Learning library
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Cynical is a Native Client (NaCl) wrapper for the ZenGarden Pure Data (Pd) runtime. It allows Pd patches to be run in the Google Chrome webbrowser and exposes a simple JavaScript API for creating, querying, and modifying them in real time.
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QUESTION
I have an online shop and I've just installed a new SSL certificate and it was free. It does seem too good to be true. I'm a very cynical type of person.
I don't know about different types of SSL, but I just need to be able to accept payment data (I'm using a PayPal add-in on Opencart).
I got my certificate from letsencrypt and they don't explain much on there website.
But if you go to my website Gwenllian-retail you will see the certificate. Can I handle financial transactions with that?
If not what type of SSL do I need?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 12:01Let's Encrypt is a well known service backed up by many big players. So yes, it's OK to use it in on your site. BUT ! SSL certificate is not everything, it's only one of many shields to protect you application.
QUESTION
This program at this stage is supposed to get text from the user and separate it into paragraphs, sentences and words. The code works fine so far on my system(ubuntu 18.04) but when i submit it to the bot that is supposed to give input to it, a stack smashin error comes up. Is there a way to make my code read input without crashing?
Edit: Here's a test input. I think the problem is that it reads it all at once.(also there are some other options apart from ap: that i haven't made yet):
Test 3 Input: ap:At the center of the novel is the typical
Graham Greene character.[
]fw:h[
]fs:ovel[ ]fp:typical[
]owf[
]owl[
]ap:He is tired
and skeptical, basically decent yet cynical. One senses
that life has no real colors to him, in fact it bores him, yet
there is an underlying hope of some redemption, of some
sense of meaning.[
]fw:or[
]fw:is[
]
owf[
]owl[
]qt
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Answered 2019-Dec-28 at 10:16option
is too small, the line:
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Thanks to @Kunal Mukherjee for the help.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-10 at 18:17This approach may be a little functional.
You need to first replace the ],
in every row to an empty string I have used this Regex to split it.
After that, I split the strings by whitespaces which are more than 2 characters.
Then finally I used .map
to project over the splitted items to parse it back and make an array of array.
QUESTION
When I debugged a C program, with breakpoints - it was all fine. Now I`m debugging a C++ program (simple cout print one), and it just "terminates" immediately - instead of going through some of the breakpoints I put. On debug mode it doesn't even print the cout (that IS printed on a regular run). I don't really know what's going wrong - debugger options? Compiler?
EDIT: So several comments said I need a code attached and more information. So here is the code and info! (Tell me if its enough.)
Steps taken: literally created by eclipse "new project -> c++ project -> 'HelloWorld C++ project' / MinGW GCC" with 'debug/release' ticks marked and then compiled and debugged (nothing else!).
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-01 at 15:42UPDATE: I didn't solve the problem in eclipse, so I downloaded Visual-Studio 2017 ("Express"/"Community" its called) and it works there. In the beginning it also didn't because it didn't find some DLLs, but allowing an option called "Microsoft Symbol Server" in its' debugger settings solved it and now it works.
So problem "bypassed" rather than "solved" I would say (So if anyone experiences the same problems as mine, doing what I did will allow you to work on c++).
QUESTION
I'm trying to build a naive bayes based classifier for 1000 positive+negative labled IMDB reviews (txt_sentoken) and weka API for Java.
As I wasn't aware of StringToWordVector
, which basically provides a BagOfWords model that reaches an 80% accuracy, so I did the vocabulary building and vector creation myself, with an accuracy of only 75% :(
Now I'm wondering why my solution is performing so much worse.
1) From my 2000 reviews, I build the BagOfWords:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-28 at 07:18Reading through Weka's StringToWordVector
documentation, there seem to be a couple of implementation details different than yours. Here are the top two, based on how likely they are to be the reason for the performance difference you see, in my opinion:
- It seems that by default, the resulting vector is boolean (i.e. noting the existence of a word, rather than number of occurrences)
- If the class attribute is set before vectorizing the text, a separate dictionary is built for each class, then all dictionaries are merged.
While any of them (or other, more minor differences) could be the culprit, my bet is on the second point.
The built-in class allows setting and unsetting each of these options; you could try re-running the 80% version using StringToWordVector
with the -C option to use number of occurences rather then a boolean value, and with -O, to use a single dictionary across both classes.
This should allow you to verify whether any of these is indeed the culprit.
EDIT: Regarding the first point, i.e. counting occurences vs. noting word existence (also called Bernoulli and multinomial models), there were several academic papers at the 90s which looked into the differences, e.g. here and here. While usually the multinomial model works better, there are also opposite cases, depending on corpus and classification problem.
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Install Cynical
Download the NaCl SDK. http://code.google.com/chrome/nativeclient/docs/download.html
Ensure you have downloaded the ZenGarden submodule into your zgnacl directory
(Whilst cd'd into your zgnacl directory) git submodule init git submodule update if you get 'Permission denied (publickey), follow the following instructions http://help.github.com/linux-key-setup/
In your zgnacl directory edit 'scons' (using vi or nano or any other text editor) vi scons edit the line beginning "export NACL_SDK_ROOT=/Users…" to reflect the path to the NaCl SDK on your machine e.g. export NACL_SDK_ROOT=/Users/[yourusername]/[pathto]/native_client_sdk_0_5_1052 exit your text editor
Check this has worked by cleaning the target repository ./scons -c
To build ./scons You should now see the files being compiled in your terminal window (may take 5-10 minutes) Once that has finished there should be (among others) four .nexe files in your zgnacl directory
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