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QUESTION
I'm using bert pre-trained model for question and answering. It's returning correct result but with lot of spaces between the text
The code is below :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 17:14You can just use the tokenizer decode function:
QUESTION
I'd like to have a running year to date pct change column in my pandas dataframe:
Here is the dataframe:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 14:49If I understand you well, you want the running percent change with respect to the last value of the previous year. It’s maybe not the most elegant, but you can explicitly build this last-value-of-previous-year series.
To start, you build a series with the date indices and years as values:
QUESTION
I'm using these script and the jump seems fine but the problem is I can do infinite Jump, how to limit the jump?
Like... I only want to jump once and jump again after hit the ground, not jump in the air, nor double jump...
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 09:28You should define a boolean variable like canJump. when you collide with ground it should be true. When you press space for jump, if your canJump variable true, you can start jump anim then set your canJump variable false
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 19:26The easiest way is to use pandas
directly:
QUESTION
Hello guys I hope everyone is doing well.
I'd like to know how to properly classify a new variable based in a pattern string match that has to contain certain words.
Lets say I have this Data that contains some n number of comments
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-06 at 19:37You were almost there. I think the easiest way is to use ifelse()
with grepl()
, and toupper()
to convert everything to upper case:
QUESTION
I have two nested objects obj1 and obj2 and I want to compare them and the recursively return an object that for each nested key has a equality-like boolean flag
So for a given obj1
like
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 05:50Some tricky recursion can do the job.
QUESTION
I'm trying to write a program that uses a switch statement to check if a number is odd or even.
For some reason I'm not getting anything printed to the console. When I add a default case though, it automatically prints the default (console.log("Invalid input"). Can someone explain why this approach doesn't work?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 20:59You could take the remainder and check the value of it.
The switch
statement takes two values and uses a strict comparison, like ===
.
If you use inside case
a boolean value, you need to use in the switch
part another corresounding boolean value.
Even if Javascript offers to use dynamic content in both parts, some people tend to accept only constant values to compare instead of dynamic values.
QUESTION
I need to randomize only some elements of an array.
Array example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 11:51I think one idea is to make a new array with only the randomizable things, shuffle it, and then place them back into the old array. Check this out:
QUESTION
I have 3 tables as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-19 at 09:34QUESTION
Java Script is not my first languages, need this to write firebase cloud function, please help and here is my problem:
Trying to covert few json diffs into a logical message about the operation occurred, which included multiple operations as find the keyword, take a decision and then move forward with next remaining string.
Here is my json diff in different operations :
- When added a new key
{ parameters: { [32m+ newer_value: { [39m [32m+ defaultValue: { [39m [32m+ value: "gaa_new" [39m [32m+ } [39m [32m+ } [39m } version: { [31m- versionNumber: "498" [39m [32m+ versionNumber: "499" [39m [31m- updateTime: "2021-03-09T17:57:08.755697Z" [39m [32m+ updateTime: "2021-03-09T18:01:05.485532Z" [39m } }
Expected Output Message :
A new key is added,
key name : newer_value
value : gaa_new
{ parameters: { [32m+ add_config: { [39m [32m+ defaultValue: { [39m [32m+ value: "test" [39m [32m+ } [39m [32m+ } [39m } version: { [31m- versionNumber: "500" [39m [32m+ versionNumber: "501" [39m [31m- updateTime: "2021-03-09T18:14:14.954691Z" [39m [32m+ updateTime: "2021-03-09T18:19:15.276567Z" [39m } }
Expected Output Message :
A new key is added,
key name : add_config
value : test
- When remove multiple keys :
{ parameters: { [31m- dummy_value: { [39m [31m- defaultValue: { [39m [31m- value: "10" [39m [31m- } [39m [31m- } [39m [31m- newer_value: { [39m [31m- defaultValue: { [39m [31m- value: "gaa_new" [39m [31m- } [39m [31m- } [39m } version: { [31m- versionNumber: "499" [39m [32m+ versionNumber: "500" [39m [31m- updateTime: "2021-03-09T18:01:05.485532Z" [39m [32m+ updateTime: "2021-03-09T18:14:14.954691Z" [39m } }
Expected Output Message :
few existing keys are removed,
a. key name : dummy_value
value : 10
b. key name : newer_value
value : gaa_new
- When same key value is updated :
{ parameters: { dummy_value: { defaultValue: { [31m- value: "100000" [39m [32m+ value: "10" [39m } } } version: { [31m- versionNumber: "497" [39m [32m+ versionNumber: "498" [39m [31m- updateTime: "2021-03-09T17:45:47.053923Z" [39m [32m+ updateTime: "2021-03-09T17:57:08.755697Z" [39m } }
Expected Output Message :
key name : dummy_value
old value : 100000
new value : 10
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-18 at 15:37You could separate the lines with escape colors and check the signs.
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