LMF | Localized matrix factorization for recommendation | Recommender System library

I'm trying to get the version information of the executable from a crash dump. It's not that simple, so please read the whole question before you come up with an answer that does not work.

Basically I can do lmv to get the version details, and that is exactly the information I want.

If you don't know how to get the version information of the executable, you can google a bit and get this answer, which suggests

lm vm appname (without .exe)

This works probably in 90% of the cases. However, it has the following two issues which I want to resolve in an automated analysis:

1. What is appname if I don't know the executable in advance?
2. In special cases like Notepad++, the module name is not notepad++ but rather notepad__

Now I can find out the executable name using |, but extracting the name of the executable from that output is not trivial.

It is possible to find executables in the list of modules with a command like

I'm trying to import the following lexicon in R, to be used with text mining packages such as quanteda, or to export it as a list or data frame:

https://github.com/opener-project/VU-sentiment-lexicon/tree/master/VUSentimentLexicon/IT-lexicon

The format is XML-LMF. I could not find any way to parse such a format with R.

(see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexical_Markup_Framework)

As a workaround I tried to use the XML package, but the structure is a bit different from usual XML, and I did not manage to parse all the nodes.

I have a CSV from a system that has a load of rubbish at the top of the file, so the header row is about row 5 or could even be 14 depending on the gibberish the report puts out.

I used to use:

I have a csv file which is something like below

I just want to successfully add it to my window, and it has been surprisingly difficult.

I've tried

Can I convert a SVN repo to Git in the following method (asking this as an alternative to svn2git program or git-svn command):

1. Export the folder/SVN content.
2. CD into the top level folder and initialize a git repository using git init.
3. Somehow change the SVN tags/branches to Git tags/branches e.g. How to import svn branches and tags into git-svn?

Would the above be possible or would it not convert correctly?

------------------ Adding files from svn2git ---------------

Rules:

I have this problem with an ugly looking overlapping regression line when I plot my calculations with scatterplot() in combination with abline():

The bug seems to occur only when the line is cutting the upper frame. Unfortunately it happens with my data. I give following code example reproducing the plot above:

I want to compute similarity between strings with dkpro similarity (https://dkpro.github.io/dkpro-similarity/), it works, like so: