NormalizeText | Normalizes casing , spacing & punctuation in a paragraph | Data Manipulation library
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kandi X-RAY | NormalizeText Summary
This package normalizes UTF8 text to make it look more 'pretty'. Specifically it's meant to clean up text that's come out of OCR, to make it at least partially presentable and minimize or hide mistakes. There are two parameters. The first parameter is the slice of bytes to process. The second parameter is a boolean value for whether to strip speech marks or not. OCR often has trouble with speechmarks so I find it is sometimes worth removing the speechmarks entirely, if the cosmetic appearance is more important than the accuracy to the original.
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- Text converts b to a paragraph .
- isException reports whether runes are an exception .
- upperfirst converts a rune to upper case .
- lowercase converts runes to lowercase .
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QUESTION
I created a variable called attemptCount that I am initiating at 0 and should increment every time the player tries to type a direction that is not available. I run the debugger and the variable is resetting to 0 once I attempt to type in the same direction again. The variable attemptCount is not declared locally and it is set in the game method. Any ideas why the counter is resetting instead of incrementing? I tried setting attempCount to static and tried creating a new variable that would increment attemptCount e.g. counter = attempCounter++ but none worked. I also took a look at another question that was answered but could not understand how I would apply that in this case. Can anyone shed some light on what I am doing wrong?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 17:28You have a parameter in changeRoom also named attemptCount. When you refer to attemptCount in the body of the method, you are referring to the parameter and not to the member variable. You can fix it by changing the name of the parameter, changing the name of the variable or by using this.attemptCount whenever you mean the member variable and not the parameter.
QUESTION
I have always given them my try codes, but this time there is something I cannot accomplish.
I need to learn, I don't want a solution without explanation, the idea is that the next time I am faced with something similar I will do it alone.
PROBLEM:
I have noticed that for some songs a lyrics API does not find the lyric, but if I make a change it does find it.
Examples that the lyric CANNOT find (for some songs):
currentArtist = 'Robin Schulz feat. Erika Sirola'
or
'Robin Schulz Feat. Erika Sirola'
or
'Robin Schulz (feat. Erika Sirola)'
or
'Robin Schulz (Feat. Erika Sirola)'
currentSong = 'Speechless'
But if it finds the lyric if I look for it like this:
currentArtist = 'Robin Schulz'
currentSong = 'Speechless (Feat. Erika Sirola)'
When the API does not find the lyric the 1st time, my idea is to compare if currentArtist contains or not the words Feat. or feat. with or without parentheses, to remove it and add that chunk to currentSong. Then make the changes to currentArtist and currentSong so that it tries one more time with the new values.
As I mentioned at the beginning, some lyrics are found with the Feat./feat. inside currentArtist, that's why I have to make the changes in the ELSE that I have indicated in the code and not before.
In conclusion:
If the API does not find the artist containing Feat. X, feat. x, (Feat. x) or (feat. x) remove that part of the artist name and add it to the song name.
currentSong always has to go like this: Song Name (Feat. x) even if the artist name does not have parentheses in the Feat. It should then return to the same function with the new values for currentArtist and currentSong.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-21 at 02:27You could go with a regex match.
First remove the parenthesis with .replace(/\)|\(/gm, ''). This assumes that artists don't use parenthesis in their names.
Then extract with:
QUESTION
I have a JavaScript code that gets the lyrics of a song that is currently playing through an API.
Sometimes (not always) the lyric returns the title at the beginning which is what I want to remove.
Sometimes the title at the beginning is in uppercase, other times in uppercase and lowercase.
Example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-16 at 18:56There are a few ways in which your code can be cleaned up, mainly in how you unpack the data and in how you compare the two strings.
QUESTION
txt.replaceAll("a","b");
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-03 at 13:20For starters because you learn how to user regex, an amazing site to learn how to use regex is this.
Now replaceAll first argument counts as regex. Just the letter "a" is a regex matching only the "a" inside the text. So what your teacher meant is probably to use a more complicated regex ( something to match multiple cases at once).
As this is an exercise I prefer not to give a solution so you will try to figure it out by yourself. The tip is try to use replaceAll only once.! Or the closer you can get to once.
As for your code if its correct. It seems good but you are missing the uppercase after the dots condition.
Also because I said try to use only one replaceAll the solution for the uppercase doesn't count as it requires an other approach.
I hope I helped and you will find a solution to the exercise and again sorry for not providing an answer to the exercise but In my opinion you need to try to figure it out on your own. You are already on a good road!
QUESTION
Hi, I want to do some data preparation actions, and the put the DataView to another method, or use it in multiple places.
So, I creating an IEstimator object to hold the pipeline, for example:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-17 at 16:51Calling Fit builds a chain of transformers from a chain of the estimators you setup using the convenience methods on the MLContext. Transformers do the actual work of transforming your data.
You are correct that most of your Estimators do little work apart from returning their corresponding Transformer but when at some point turning this into a learning pipeline the similar structure will benefit you greatly.
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Ii am having trouble my below code I am building a project which requires the user to input "This is some \"really\" great. (Text)!?" which is then converted into THISISSOMEREALLYGREATTEXT and the value is passed into the next parameter. then in my Obify method I am attempting to add OB in front of every vowel AEIOUY but in my function it does not do this effectively, it prints out THISISSOMEREALLYGREATTEXT numerous times and with each new time it passes THISISSOMEREALLYGREATTEXT it adds in OB at the end when I need OB infront of every vowel instead of just at the end. please do show me where I am going wrong so I can continue to progress. once again thank you in advance and the code under review is below.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-27 at 15:25Looking at your obify function, I don't quite see where it is that you are checking if the Character is a vowel. What the following code:
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I'm running a MediaWiki instance that I just upgraded to the latest version at the time of this writing, 1.32.0. This wiki is nearly 10 years old and has gone through a number of upgrades.
It's a wiki in French language, and something annoying for French speakers is that the built-in search has always considered accented characters different from their non-accented counterparts, version after version.
For example, searching for Aromathérapie returns a number of results, while searching for Aromatherapie returns 0 results.
I thought that this was a database collation issue at first, until I noticed that the searchindex table is actually populated with ASCII-encoded UTF-8 words. Taking the example above, aromathérapie is stored as aromathu8c3a9rapie, so changing the table collation does not help.
Digging through the source code, I found the SearchMySQL::normalizeText() method that is responsible for this encoding.
And as far as I can see, the only normalization that this method does prior to encoding is lowercasing:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-24 at 11:02Lets tackle each problem one at a time.
First lets handle the smaller problem, case sensitivity
select * from tableName where lower(col_name) = lower(searchTerm);
or
select * from tableName where upper(col_name) = upper(searchTerm);
Part 2 handling the encoding, as suggested by others, you can download a more competent search tool, or you can change how your search term is represented, convert
searchTerm to %s%e%a%r%c%h%T%e%r%m%. This will basically add wildcards capable of ignoring extra characters added by UTF-8 encoding. The advantage of this approach is you have to make minimal changes to your existing code, but it slightly increases the computation and complexity.
This was written in the context of SQL, if you are using other database management, queries may slightly vary but the idea remains the same.
That should get the job done. If any questions feel free to add comments.
QUESTION
We have a problem that at the moment we are not allowed to use ElasticSearch, so we need to implement a search function with MySQL. One desired feature is a prefixed, tokenized search, so a sentence like
"The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog" could be findable when you search for "jump". I think I would need to define a rule like (pseudocode):
(*)(beginning OR whitespace)(prefix)(*)
I assume it is possible to do that with JPA (Criteria API)? But what if we have two terms? All of them have to be combined by AND, e.g. the above rule should result in TRUE for both terms in at least one column. That means "jump fox" would result in a hit, but "jump rabbit" would not. Is that also possible with Criteria API?
Or do you know a better solution than Criteria API? I heard Hibernate can do LIKE queries more elegantly (with less code) but unfortunately we use EclipseLink.
Based on the answer below here is my full solution. It's all in one method to keep it simple here ("simple JPA criteria API" is an oxymoron though). If anyone wants to use it, consider some refactoring
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-05 at 11:21The Criteria API is certainly not intended for this but it can be used to create LIKE predicates.
So for each search term and each column you want to search you would create something like the following:
QUESTION
I'm trying to write a method to take in a string as a parameter and remove all whitespaces and punctuation from it so this is my idea of how to do that..
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-14 at 03:04You need to make assignments to the string after each replacement has been made, e.g.
QUESTION
For an online java course, I'm coding the Caesar Cipher. Here, you input a string and a shift number, and the answer returns with the shifted string, where all the characters are shifted "down" the alphabet by the shift number. For my program, I also have a grouping exercise, where I have to group the shifted string into groups of a certain number (ex: "SGHSJDGDKGHSA" grouped by 3 is "SGH SJD GDK GHSA"). If the number of characters in the string is not divisible by the grouping number, then the program adds lowercase x's to the end of the string (ex: "SGHSJDGDKGHSA" grouped by 4 is "SGHS JDGD KGHS Axxx").
My program works until the grouping function (the groupify method in my code). The string with the groups is not returned. Any advice on how to fix this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-04 at 06:02sbShiftText is defined but never initialised, hence sbShiftText.length() is not valid.
It should be like this:
StringBuilder sbShiftText = new StringBuilder(shiftText);
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