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Answering on concrete question, the definition of the copy method:

I tried your code and got a different error :

TypeError: You are passing KerasTensor(type_spec=TensorSpec(shape=(None, 10), dtype=tf.float32, name='true'), name='true', description="created by layer 'true'"), an intermediate Keras symbolic input/output, to a TF API that does not allow registering custom dispatchers, such as tf.cond, tf.function, gradient tapes, or tf.map_fn.

which means that the problem is with @tf.function. If you comment out this line, it will work

For the source type inputs, you need to use the input.source() function.

You also have an issue here:

You can do like this.

Since you have mentioned that the song number will be changing, I have selected the

This is for a different song. URL below:

The data variable is a list with dictionaries and the dictionaries have the values you want.So, you just need to dig in a bit deeper for the data you want.

• Firstly, access each dictionary in the list using a for loop
• Check if the "market" value for the current dictionary is among ["BTC-EUR","ETH_EUR"] or not
• If it is, print the price for those values

Try:

The simplest way I know to access statistics such as TF and IDF is to use the Explanation class.

However, just to clarify (apologies if I am telling you what you already know): The Term Frequency value is for a term within a document - so the same term may result in different values, across different docs.

I'm not really sure what that means for your wish to "obtain the top 10.000 tokens in my Lucene Directory". Perhaps that means you will need to calculate the TF for every term in every document, and then pick the "best" value for that term, for your needs?

Here is a simple example of building an Explanation:

Dont echo the JSON Strings X time in a loop. Build an array in the loop and echo the JSON String ONCE from the built array.

Looks like you are also getting the data from the wrong place in the data structure!

Please, test the next code. It will create a chart with series ranges containing the last 30 rows (calculated based on J:J column last row):

Thanks to the guidance of fusionchart support service and @Zapdos13, I was able to solve the issue. Hope this will be helpful to someone who willing to upgrade the react-native-fusioncharts

All you have to do is following this guide. https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-fusioncharts

The instruction on their website seems to be not updated. So be careful to not to mix up with the old version implementation.

There is no need to run fc-build-assets --fc-template ./assets/fusioncharts-tpl.html --fc-library ./assets/fusioncharts or tinkering with assets folder in react-native-fusion: "5.0.0"

The issue is resolved once I upgrade the below packages with versions:

react-native-fusion: "5.0.0"

"fusioncharts": "^3.17.0"

"react-native-webview": "^11.4.4"

Also, required to install "react-native-unimodules": "^0.13.3" and configure it according to this guide https://docs.expo.io/bare/installing-unimodules/#installation (You may need to run pod install after the configuration and make sure necessary unimodule dependencies are installed)

Finally, Add update your metro.config.js as bellow: