Algorithmia | structure library | Learning library

I have been working on a text analysis task. Where I am supposed to identify the words used most in a paragraph.

I am using algorithmia - npm package, for the purpose. This provides me the words repeated most in my text.

The package works quite fine, but still I have 2 issues:

(1) I am getting an array of tags like shown below:

['integrate', 'integration', 'policy', 'conversation', 'demo', 'test']

Here, 'integrate' & 'integration' both are having same meaning. I want to avoid 'integrate' over here.

(2) The process identifies tags using the words repeated the most. I have words like 'pricing', 'cost', 'payment' etc. in my input paragraph, but since it is not the exact match, I am not getting the tag 'cost' or something similar.

Improving either one of the logic will help me with the task.

I have already tried many libraries for synonyms, nouns, verbs, etc. But it does not seem to work out. Let mention the packages I have already tried:

thesaurus-com

sentence-similarity

string-similarity

compomise

wordnet

node-snowball

datamuse

I have also tried setting a threshold and match the words 'integrate' & 'integration', it does remove the 'integrate' tag, but also affect some of my other tags which needs to be there.

Thanks in advance

I'm trying to explore the Algorithmia image taggers in python.

I'm experiencing a problem with node. I'm trying to use a language detection algorithm, but I'm having trouble with scopes.

After saving the response to "langVastus" and then extracting the language to "keel", I get the right result inside the Algorithmia function, but not on the outside.

The console logs print out

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I am working within a custom ecommerce CMS where the values of the option are unique and are needed to carry through the ordering process to define the item.

We are using Algorithmia .../ocr/RecognizeCharacters/0.3.0 service to post image png data and get Characters Recognized in our Swift 4 App.

We had tested it earlier on iOS 10 device (iPhone5s) and the time was around 1 minute for single scan.

Now we have two iPhone5s devices. One have latest iOS 11.2.1 OS. The second has old iOS 10.3.3.

We found the following difference of time taken for the same service in both these devices.

Same Photo captured in both devices and scanned.

Response time on both iPhone5s device in our app took

• 9 Minutes on model with iOS 11.2.1 ( latest os )

• 1 Minute on model with iOS 10.3.3

We exchanged photos on both devices. ( copied the scanned photo from one device to another and then called the service again on both devices. )

• 10 Minutes on iOS 11.2.1

• 2 Minutes on iOS 10.3.3

the following is the code used for the service in our app.

I have a GitHub repository containing a AWS Lambda function. I am currently using Travis CI to build, test and then deploy this function to Lambda if all the tests succeed using

Okay, so in my Android Studio project, I have a file path that leads to a .jpg file in my app's cache, captured with a share image intent, from Google Photos in this case (though others like share from Chrome achieve following result).

I pass it into an AsyncTask as a String in an array using .getAbsolutePath().

When I do System.out.println(new File(data[0]).length());, data[0] being my absolute image file path, I get this output: 1657139.

However, for some reason, the file gets emptied somewhere along my code, and returns 0 for .length() and false for .canRead(). I cannot pinpoint the exact location that it occurs, because it seems like every time the position where it empties changes. (I setup print statements everywhere to check).

...actually, now testing it a few more times, it seems to mainly be empting after these two lines of code, from Algorithmia:

I am currently making an app that sends data to an Algorithmia algorithm where it is processed. A response of where to find the file is then sent back to the app in this form: