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kandi X-RAY | C-value Summary
This implements the C-value term extraction method. I don't expect to implement the NV-value part in the foreseeable future. I think the C-value works correctly but I don't have unit tests. Please contact me for permission to use. Katerina T. Frantzi, Sophia Ananiadou, and Jun-ichi Tsujii. 1998. The C-value/NC-value Method of Automatic Recognition for Multi-Word Terms. In Proceedings of the Second European Conference on Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries (ECDL '98), Christos Nikolaou and Constantine Stephanidis (Eds.). Springer-Verlag, London, UK, 585-604. For an example, see src/uk/co/jbothma/terms/Demo.java.
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- Main method for debugging
- Calculate and return the substring indices for the given length
- Calculate the frequency of the substrings
- Gets the substrings
- Observes a candidate
- Get the frequency
- Returns the length of the string
- Get a collection of candidates
- Get the number of elements nested in this sequence
- Returns the number of uniquester nester
- Returns the string representation of the preference
- Increment the frequency of a specific frequency
- Observe the frequency of the notification
- Marks the counter as observed
- Compare two candidates
- Returns the CValue for this group
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QUESTION
In Azure Search you need to specify IsSortable in order to use the field in orderBy expressions. And by default, it is disabled for all fields.
I'm wondering there are any details on how does it work and are there any analogs in Elastic Search?
Does this attribute lead to the creation of some additional index or any space usage?
UPDATE Elastic Search has doc_values mapping parameter that makes sorting/aggregation more efficient.
By default, it is enabled for most types (see the type details)
Adv:
- more efficient sorting/aggregation
DisAdv:
- more space
- less efficient direct access (10-20% degradation, but this can be obsolete info)
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 21:11The Elasticsearch equivalent to IsSortable is adding a new field of keyword type with doc_values enabled to your index (assuming more recent versions of Elasticsearch). There is a storage cost to enabling sorting, but Azure Cognitive Search is smart about re-using the same storage for similar features, so if you've already set IsFilterable or IsFacetable, there's a good chance you won't incur much if any extra cost for IsSortable. I'm being vague here because it depends on the shape of your index and implementation details are subject to change. There is no substitute for experimenting with your own data.
QUESTION
I am making a simple semi circle using react and css.
Working Example:
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Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 12:58I think i see the error
QUESTION
Back on May 19th 2021, I wrote this Q&A regarding recent (Apr-May-21) suspected changes to an interface in relation to mshtml.dll and late bound referencing. This is a part 2, if you will.
Previously, in questions such as this and this, I have remarked upon the lack of support for various CSS selectors with mshtml.dll, in particular regarding pseudo-classes. In the aforementioned questions, I highlighted that nth-child() and nth-of-type() were not implemented with respect to MSHTML.
Typically, as demonstrated here, not supported selector syntax can result in:
Run-time error '-2140143604 (8070000c)': Could not complete the operation due to error 8070000c.
I expect some things to break as various versions/platforms are no longer supported in relation to Internet Explorer (IE) (which MSHTML is related to - see my this. What I did not expect
to find was a recent improvement in supported CSS selectors. Take the following example:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 16:19tl;dr;
There is much greater support for css selectors and for Element.querySelector (allowing for greater flexibility in chaining querySelector(All) calls. This enormously enhances the expressivity of the MSHTML class, in terms of CSS selectors, and brings it on par with Selenium Basic.
Motivation:
I have been wanting to write a list of supported selectors for some time, due to the lack of documentation on this in relation to VBA, and the trial and error nature of learning what does and doesn't work. This latest change has spurred me to do so, and include those libraries which currently support use of CSS selectors within them.
CAVEATS:
- This is not exhaustive; it is pretty comprehensive.
- Should you find any errors, particularly with respect to Selenium Basic, which I had to write from memory, please notify me and I will edit accordingly.
- The recent changes, represented by shaded cells within the summary table (JSFiddle)| marked with ✔* , within simplified table below, are as they pertain to my set-up, at this point in time. Your mileage may vary e.g. CSS selectors were not supported at all < IE8.
Before and After:
Traditionally, the expressivity of CSS selectors within VBA was as follows, with respect to the libraries supporting them:
Selenium implementing, by far, the most CSS selectors.
Current state:
The current state of implemented selectors I believe to be as follows (sorry for image quality, even when you click to enlarge table - please see JSFiddle for clearest table view):
I include this as a simplified HTML insert as well, so you can click on hyperlinks. Please click the Run code snippet below the code insert, then the Full page link. Apologies, the table is large and I haven't even covered all conceivable selectors - only the main ones I consider likely to be frequently of use. Inserting a fancy table threw me over the body character limit so here we are. For a fancy table please see this JSFiddle - the newly supported are shaded.
QUESTION
I'm working with Python's Enum classes (in Python 3.9), and trying to combine a couple of things from their documentation. The "Planet" example class demonstrates a tuple (mass,radius) as the value of the enum members, and also setting additional member attributes based on that as the values are passed to an overridden __init__() method. However, the "value" of the enum members winds up being that tuple.
The AutoName class shows using the enum.auto() helper function and an overridden _generate_next_value_() method to use the member's name as the value.
And in general, overriding the __new__() method seems to be the only way to set the value attribute of a member. I'm having trouble combining these three things.
What I'd like is something like Planet, except where the "value" is changed to "name", as in AutoName(), so that Planet.MERCURY is "MERCURY", not the tuple. But in an override of __new__(), there seems to be no way to know what the "name" of the member being created is, so you can't set "value" to it. And with "auto()", there seems to be no way to provide additional values, like the (mass, radius) info from Planet. I'd hoped to do something like this (assuming the existence of the AutoName class):
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-24 at 19:10It is not possible using the stdlib Enum, but is possible using the aenum1 library:
QUESTION
I have an excel file to analyze but have a lot of data that I don't want to analyze, can we delete a column if we don't find the value SpaceX string in the first row like following
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Answered 2021-May-23 at 08:08Firstly create a boolean mask with startswith() method and fillna() method:
QUESTION
Following up on my previous question. I am now trying to find a specific occurrence of an XML-part. For instance in the following XML (part)
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Answered 2021-May-17 at 08:07I have no knowledge about Dandraka XML which is probably a way to convert xml to objects. I would not go there, but instead use the normal System.Xml library to read the contents and find what you need using XPath. So this is not an exact answer, but more like an alternative answer to get the same result.
QUESTION
I was pondering on this after having come across another question.
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Answered 2021-May-11 at 07:28You can use strcapture in base R :
QUESTION
I have a for loop that goes through a dictionary and then stores the value in a list however right now, it stores each one separately.
it creates something like this:
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Answered 2021-May-04 at 20:34To accomplish what you want do this:
QUESTION
I am making a simple gauge meter which has minimum and maximum value as 0 and 2 respectively.
I am able to achieve the UI so far like,
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 08:23On the wrap element with class .sc-gauge you need add position: relative; after this you can use position: absolute; for the child elements
Try to replace this classes:
QUESTION
I am having a data like,
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 18:46React component:
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