numwords | Go package to convert natural language strings | Natural Language Processing library
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kandi X-RAY | numwords Summary
numwords is a utility package for Go (golang) that converts natural language numbers to their actual numeric values. The numbers can be parsed out as strings, integers, or floats as desired. This package is largely inspired by the excellent Numerizer Ruby gem.
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- maybeNumeric parses s as a number .
- shouldIncludeAnd returns true if and only if the two strings are the same .
- readIntoBuffer appends to buf and appends to buf .
- ParseStrings converts a slice of strings into a slice of strings .
- split string into words
- reduce reduces the number of matched numbers .
- ParseInt parses s as int .
- ParseFloat parses a string into a float64
- frractionOr computes a handler that combines the rhs and rhs .
- yearOrDone is a helper function that can be called multiple times .
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QUESTION
I have a database with different tables in order to store photos, users, reviews, ratings... I wanna validate that no one uses "bad words" (insults) in their photos' title or description. So I decided to create a table called 'inappropiatewords' where all of these bad words will be stored and then I made the following trigger:
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Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 16:15It can be a bit simpler
QUESTION
I have trouble understanding the following code snippet, which is supposed to calculate the avarage length of the specified string:
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Answered 2021-Apr-04 at 23:25Because you have used str
as both a variable at the top, and as a parameter name in the function, the value of str
will be different depending on if you are in the function's scope or not.
This is called Variable Shadowing. From wikipedia:
In computer programming, variable shadowing occurs when a variable declared within a certain scope (decision block, method, or inner class) has the same name as a variable declared in an outer scope. At the level of identifiers (names, rather than variables), this is known as name masking. This outer variable is said to be shadowed by the inner variable, while the inner identifier is said to mask the outer identifier. This can lead to confusion, as it may be unclear which variable subsequent uses of the shadowed variable name refer to, which depends on the name resolution rules of the language.
Generally it is recommended to avoid shadowing, as it can make it hard to remember what scope your in and what value you expect a variable to have.
Lets annotate the example code to show the scopes and which var is which:
QUESTION
I am working on a simple program where the goal is to print the i'th character of each i'th word that the user inputs. I have the number of words set to 5 as an example, and so the user needs to enter 5 words. However, the program returns the i'th character of just one of the i'th words (I have "i" set to 2). How would I fix this so that it prints the i'th character for each i'th word, instead of just one of the i'th words?
Here is my code for reference:
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Answered 2021-Apr-04 at 23:27The loop may be implemented similar to what has already been implemented:
QUESTION
I am having difficulties with this one assignment and I keep getting an error whenever I am creating a linked list with other structures.
LinkedList.c
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Answered 2020-Nov-23 at 08:49- Never #include .c files, ever. No exceptions.
- Place typedefs that need to be accessed by other files in a .h file, such as word.h or sentence.h.
- It's not a brilliant idea to give a struct member the same identifier as the type of the struct where it resides.
QUESTION
I have the sample dataset like this:
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Answered 2020-Nov-23 at 16:34np.unique(return_counts=True)
seems to be what you're looking for.
QUESTION
I am trying to count the number of words in a text file. My code seems correct but whenever I run the code, the word and line count seems to be a very large random number.
My file test.txt only has a couple words in a couple lines.
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Answered 2020-Nov-15 at 00:56int numlines;
int numWords;
QUESTION
So we got an assignment in uni to format a text. The max width of a line shoud be 68 characters and if the words dont fill the line we have to fill the empty spaces with blanks, equally distributed between far left and far right.
The Problem is when i build and run the programm it crashes but when im debugging it, it runs fine.
My Compiler is Codeblocks 17.12 and to debugg im using minGW gdb. Im pretty new to programming and know that my code is probalby not the greatest. We got the function readtext from our professor.
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Answered 2020-Nov-03 at 19:26This is prefaced by my top comments.
Okay ...
In letterCount
, you have:
QUESTION
My program is using a main function to prompt the user to choose which function to use and then sending the reference to a char double pointer to the function they choose. In the function, I allocate memory dynamically for the number of strings. Then, for each string, I allocate memory depending on the incoming string length.
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Answered 2020-Oct-28 at 22:44 (*fileAsArray)[numWords] = malloc(wordSize * sizeof((**fileAsArray)[numWords]));
(*fileAsArray)[numWords] = word;
QUESTION
I've got several word2vec text files with the following standard layout:
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Answered 2020-Oct-07 at 07:09I've just ended up writing my own class to avoid the whole dl4j/nd4j import/setup/run procedure.
QUESTION
I am writing this program to convert a string into a string array in C (Using char**). But it seems that the program only get to store the element of the first value, but the rest is just printing (null). May I know what I did wrong here?
Here is a snippet of how I test my code. I am allocating the memory for char**, and passing it to toStrArray functions to store each string in argv[1] to arg_1 (separating by delimeter " "). Which means everytime the program sees a " ", it marks to stop and store the string into the array element
EXPECTED OUTPUT: This city is beautiful! But ACTUAL OUTPUT: This (null) (null) (null)
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Answered 2020-Sep-06 at 16:39You can't use strtok
twice on the same character array in memory. The input
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