Marvin | Semantic text annotation tools using Wordnet | Natural Language Processing library
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Semantic text annotation tools using Wordnet and DBPedia
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- An example of how to use MarvinSemAnnotations
- Annotate a text value
- Queries the database as a list of words
- Gets the sentences from a word
- Gets the right sentence for the specified tokens
- Annotate words
- Generates an annotated WordMe object from a broader URI
- Returns the version
- Getter for the vocabulary name
- Returns true if use is used
- Annotate meta map
- Extracts the meanings from a MetaMap
- Generate word tags for a corpus
- Public for testing
- Main entry point
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Marvin Examples and Code Snippets
public void Annotate(String valueToParse){
MarvinSemAnnotator marvin = new MarvinSemAnnotator();
LinkedList words = marvin.annotate(valueToParse);
for(Word w:words){
for(int s = 0;s
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QUESTION
I'm new to Python (started a few days ago) and I've been trying to code Monopoly (with reference of a different user's code) and I can't seem to get past a specific error stating that my 'Game' object has no attribute 'square_number'
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-02 at 23:21Your "Game" class only has constructor method and running_game method. The "square_number" is in the Player class and it is available upon initialization.
In the code above, I have noticed that you are trying to call class method without initializing the object. For instance,
QUESTION
I have a question. In my dataframe, I have names (of players of a game) stored in the four columns W1, W2, W3, W4 for the four players that won a round and in L1, L2, L3, L4 that lost a round. There is also a column WP for winning points (depending on map played) and LP for losing points which is simply -WP. These would be the .head() of the 10 columns in question. Index are the rounds played. Its basically a history/tracker of past games.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-30 at 21:43You can use melt
to flatten your dataframe and compute points for each player.
QUESTION
I'm working with a website system in which session and remember cookies are flagged with Secure and HttpOnly. Now because of various reasons I need to access session and remember cookies in JavaScript (WebSocket Authentication with subdomain). Is it a reasonable thing to turn off the "HttpOnly" flag of both cookies regarding security?
I am aware that this opens the door for XSS attacks to get those cookies. But if I assure there is not XSS possible, do you think it is ok?
Greetings Marvin
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-27 at 17:09While the primary reason for httpOnly is XSS, there is a risk in having cookies without this flag.
The most obvious risk is that the statement that your application is not vulnerable to XSS sounds a little overly optimistic. If you have a very good reason to assume that, fine, but one reason I would think that is if the page is just all static (but why would it set cookies then). Another reason to accept this could be if XSS is an accepted risk, like for example the app is on an origin where it doesn't matter for some good reason. But these should be thought through and probably covered in a fairly detailed threat model. Any testing or scanning would (for me) be insufficient, any mitigation in the application's code I could also not accept for various reasons, if XSS really concerns me. Like for now it might really not have exploitable XSS. What about tomorrow? In 5 years, after 30 different people changed it..?
Also httpOnly is not only against XSS in its classic sense. For example you are probably using 3rd party components, javascript not controlled by you, but loaded by your application. By having httpOnly cookies, those client-side components will also not have access to cookies, but without httpOnly they will. Do you trust them that much? Maybe you should not - or maybe it's ok, it all depends on how you model threats and what you are willing to accept.
QUESTION
If I run this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-16 at 22:59Why not to use the implementation suggested on the article you shared?
I'm copying it for reference:
QUESTION
I have downloaded all of the data from my fantasy football league and have been doing some analysis in R. One thing I am struggling to do is figure out a way to determine what would have been each players optimal team each week. That is, each player in my league chose a set of their players to start and a set of their players to bench. In hindsight, we know what each player actually scored and can determine whether or not the player chose correctly.
My data is structured in the following way:
- Team = Fantasy Team (2 included in example 10 in total)
- Week = What week this occurred on (1 included in example 16 in total)
- Slot = What position this player was played in
- Player = Players name
- Position = Players NFL position
- FPTS = Points Scored
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-11 at 20:26All of your bullet points require the same technique so it is sufficient to solve for a single example:
QUESTION
so we´re doing a basic HTML site in School,
i got the Following Problem:
I want to do a form where you have to put in your E-Mail Adress, so i used:
when i type in anything thats not an E-Mail Adress, it gives me an error when i try to send,
allthough when i send it without anything typed in it just sends it,
i tried minlenght="5" still same Problem.
thanks for your help
Marvin Letsche
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-10 at 08:04add required to your input field
QUESTION
I am looking for a good way to split the following xml
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-19 at 12:50I would approach it in the following way. Note that you have to take into account namespaces, so the code reflects that:
QUESTION
I want to create a file named "\?$*’MaRViN’*$?\"
. Name should have all characters that I write.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-02 at 08:44Just put the name into single quotes
QUESTION
How do I extract an Element from an API .. The API looks something like
{"response_code":0,"results":[{"category":"General Knowledge","type":"multiple","difficulty":"hard","question":"Electronic music producer Kygo's popularity skyrocketed after a certain remix. Which song did he remix?","correct_answer":"Ed Sheeran - I See Fire","incorrect_answers":["Marvin Gaye - Sexual Healing","Coldplay - Midnight","a-ha - Take On Me"]}]}
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-15 at 10:04So I played with the API and here you go :-
QUESTION
I used the following code but it doesn't work. I got list index out of range
error.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-11 at 10:31From what I understood from your question, I hope this solution works.
I included all the individual instances of who_reacted_nameX
into a nested list so it could be accessed easier.
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