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Web application to conjugate the French verbs
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- Creates a mapping of verbs to VerbDto verbs
- Map an indenticative group
- A subjunctive group is a subjunctive group
- Map a conditional group to a conditional group
- Parse a verb
- Parses the six forms
- Parse verb entity
- Parse verbose terms
- Map verbD to verbD
- Find all fields matching the given annotation
- Sort the fields by annotation
- Compile a group DTO
- Get the verb DTO for the given verb name and type
- Returns the verb entity of the given verb
- Performs external search
- Do internal search
- Returns the verb max max max
- Provide a response for VerbDto
- Sets the options
- Get the minimum request for infinitive
- The main entry point
- Maps a verb entity to the minimum mapper
- Maps a verb entity to maximum
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QUESTION
I am using spacy to get the dependency relation, this works well. But I have a problem of getting a pair of token with a specific dependency relation (except for the conj relation).
When using the .dep_, I can get the dependency attribute of each seprate token.
However, I would like to a pair of token for a specific dependency relation.
For example, in the following code, I can get the shown result.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 12:28You can use the head index. E.g.,
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This question is off the back of a previous question I asked here a few days ago. One of the comments was that I should dispense with the Ring middleware for extracting query parameters and write my own. One alternative that I thought I'd play with was harnessing the existing one to get what I want and I've been doing some digging into the Ring source code. It does almost exactly what I want. If I write out how I understand it works:
- A middleware has the function wrap-params which calls params-request
- params-request adds a
paramsmap to therequestmap, callsassoc-query-params - assoc-query-params eventually calls ring.util.codec/form-decode on the incoming query string to turn it into a map
- form-decode uses assoc-conj to merge values into an existing map via reduce
- assoc-conj's docstring says
Associate a key with a value in a map. If the key already exists in the map, a vector of values is associated with the key.
This last function is the one that is problematic in my previous question (TL;DR: I want the map's values to be consistent in class of either a string or a vector). With my object orientated hat on I would have easily solved this by subclassing and overriding the method that I need the behaviour changed. However for Clojure I cannot see how to just replace the one function without having to alter everything up the stack. Is this possible and is it easy, or should I be doing this another way? If it comes to it I could copy the entire middleware library and the codec one, but it seems a bit heavyweight to me.
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Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 09:22I disagree with the advice to not use Ring's param middleware. It gives you perfect information about the incoming parameters, so you if you don't like the default behavior of string-or-list, you can change the parameters however you want.
There are numerous ways to do this, but one obvious approach would be to write your own middleware, and insert it in between Ring's param middleware and your handlers.
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Although my question is related to a specific problem, I would like to approach it in more general terms. I would like to simplify a fractional complex expression obtained by multiplying symbolic matrices using the sympy package. What I get is a fraction with real parameters and many complex exponential terms (phase terms) like exp(-jd), exp(-2jd) and also exp(-4j*d). I get the correct result, but when I try to calculate the ||**2, which is a real expression, sympy.simplify() is not able to manage the phase terms and I obtain a huge expression I have to reduce by hand. My test procedure, being T, M, M_inv, F and T, 2x2 symbolic matrices is:
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Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 13:59A few points:
Don't mix up numpy and sympy like this unless you know exactly what you are doing. There is no need to use numpy at all here so use e.g.
sym.eye(2)andsym.conjugate(val)Don't use floats unless you have a good reason - use
sym.Iinstead of1j. Using numpy can potentially introduce floats so don't do that unless you know what you are doing.Although
eigenvalsreturns a dict in this case you only care about the values of the dict so you can just dolist(M.eigenvals()).Although you declare all symbols as real you are using
sqrt(u)which is real only ifuis positive. Unless you intend forsqrt(u)to be potentially imaginary thenushould be declared as positive.
With the above changes your code looks like this:
QUESTION
I want to identify all the conjuncts by using .conjuncts in spaCy dependency parsing.
But, I found a problem that: not all conjuncts are identified.
For example, in the following sentence template:
A....B....C.... D....
If A and D have conj dependency relation; C and D also have a conj relation. But, A has no conj relation with B and C; D has no conj relation with B and C.
In this case, the conj relation between C and D can be shown in the graphical dependency relation by using .displacy, BUT, while using the .conjuncts to list all conjunct pairs (chunk and conjunct), the conjunct (tuple) of C is empty (), the conjunct (tuple) of D is empty ().
Code for getting the conjuncts:
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Answered 2021-May-14 at 03:16This was answered in detail on the forum, but the issue here is that you aren't using the noun chunks, you're using divisions of the sentence that include noun chunks.
When you call .conjuncts on a span, you get the conjuncts of the span root. In a noun chunk the head noun is the root, but with your spans sometimes verbs are included, so the conjuncts could be conjuncts of that verb, not the noun chunk's head.
QUESTION
I'm developing a dice app with Flask, (https://astrodados.herokuapp.com/juego) and I want to reroll the dice with the same form data (like a number of dice) without refreshing the page. To do so, I'm using Jquery and Ajax. I don't understand why, but I can't get the data, so I get the error "TypeError: int() argument must be a string, a bytes-like object or a number, not 'NoneType'". When I submit the form in juego.html, it sends me to resjuego.html and everything goes OK. But when I click on the reroll button ('#re_tirada') in resjuego.html, Jinja shows me the error. I don't see what I'm doing wrong. I have seen tutorials and tried a lot of different ways of coding this, but I can't get the data.
I'm sending the form data with Ajax in juego.html:
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Answered 2021-May-12 at 20:48You may not need to resubmit the form at all.
In this example, the form data is transmitted once and saved in the session cookie. From then on, these will be sent to the server every time a transmission takes place.
QUESTION
I am doing a shap tutorial, and attempting to get the shap values for each person in a dataset
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Answered 2021-May-08 at 09:24The features are indeed in the same order, as you assume; see how to extract the most important feature names? and how to get feature names from explainer issues in Github.
To find the feature name, you simply need to access the element with the same index of the array with the names
For example:
QUESTION
I have a json like below and have a requirement to add values in it
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Answered 2021-May-06 at 08:36Here is an example that works. First, declarations & data:
QUESTION
To build up a data structure I find myself doing a lot of things like:
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Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 05:12First off, you don't need the do since it is implied inside let. Then, for this example, plain old -> works great (using my favorite template project):
QUESTION
As a learning exercise, I was trying to create a function that computes a Hermitian conjugate in-place. It should behave like a simple transpose when all entries are real, and hence should work with double. I know that I can specialize separately for double, and it's doable in this particular example. But, I imagine that specializing would become tedious for larger problems like ODE Solvers.
I tried the following
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Answered 2021-Apr-21 at 08:07You can use if-constexpr if you have c++17. This essentially creates different specializations, without the need to write separate functions.
QUESTION
I've been trying to idiomatically loop through a nested vector like below:
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Answered 2021-Apr-09 at 23:28There is a map-indexed that is sometimes helpful. See the Clojure Cheatsheet and other docs listed here.
==> Could you please edit the question to clarify the search conditions?
Here is an outline of what you could do to search for the desired answer:
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You can use conj like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the conj component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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