finch | lingual tweet entities and tweet sentiment extractor | Natural Language Processing library
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Finch is a multi-lingual tweet parsing tool which gives the entities involved in the tweet and the sentiment of the tweet,in addition to all the information provided by the Twitter-API.
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In my database, I've created the following table:
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Answered 2021-May-23 at 15:43What I ended up doing to achieve this was I created a function that returned a BIT based upon the CategoryId provided being a child of a parent CategoryId:
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We are currently experiencing the following issue. We can build our app, but unable to lint using the tools for vue(vue-cli-service ...).
Hot-reloading works for the first time. Then after saving a file, an error message of "Parsing error: Unexpected token <" is yielded.
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Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 14:24I switched to the Vue 3 composition api which is much better suited for typescript.
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I have written this code following NLTK documentation :
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Answered 2021-Mar-01 at 02:47Your issue is that this part of your regex:
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For example, when I open a topic, it would open in the same html page, not redirect to another address: http://web.archive.org/web/20090409012115/http://www.europeangoldfinch.net/home.htm#
I want to make it exactly like this (clicking on a topic). I downloaded the source files from web archive, but when I click on topic nothing opens up even though the topic text is in that html code.
This is exactly what I want to do: https://errorsea.com/how-to-change-text-onclick-event-javascript/#Syntax
EDIT: Thanks everyone for the help, I figured it out, I downloaded a website from web.archive.org, and it didn't work well, but I managed to get it working with the javascript included with the website.
Code:
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Answered 2021-Jan-10 at 19:07I really don't understand want you actually want but from the look of things, if I'm correct you want to use a #URL system in your page. So I assume you want the page viewport to be on blog0 div when the user clicks on
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I am working with Laravel 8.0 with the Quickbooks API, When I run a quickbooks query to get all the customers, I get back a response that looks like this.
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Answered 2021-Feb-21 at 04:00Try this:
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Answered 2021-Jan-11 at 11:14I don't think you can embed WebGL HTML5 content into a PDF.
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GenServer with 1 HTTP request per second
This is related to the above question, So I have posted the link.
I have made such GenServer worker.
this my whole GenServer
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Answered 2020-Dec-30 at 07:14One might start the Supervisor carrying two children: the DynamicSupervisor process and the process that would spawn workers. The latter would spawn a worker once per second and immediately reschedule.
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I want to create a DataFrame that contains all the rows from two DataFrames, and where there are duplicates we keep only the row with the max value of a column.
For example, if we have two tables with the same schema, like below, we will merge into one table which includes only the rows with the maximum column value (highest score) for the group of rows grouped by another column ("name" in the below example).
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Answered 2020-Nov-12 at 03:56You can use window functions. Partition by name and choose the record with the highest score.
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Hello I need to compare 2 dicts but in the result, I need to know from which dict the result came.
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Answered 2020-Oct-02 at 21:04dict1 = {'name': 'Morgan', 'surname': 'Finch'}
dict2 = {'name': 'David', 'surname': 'Finch'}
# symmetric difference (exclusive OR)
print(dict1.items() ^ dict2.items())
# {('name', 'Morgan'), ('name', 'David')}
# dictionary subtraction
print({'dict1': dict1.items() - dict2.items(), 'dict2': dict2.items() - dict1.items()})
# {'dict1': {('name', 'Morgan')} 'dict2': {('name', 'David')}}
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I created a regex definition that should read suffixes (eg., jr/sr/etc.) at the end of a name (space or comma) and then return the name if the suffix is in the name and then move on the next part of the if-then-else statement, which splits and does a reverse join on names with the last name, first name format. I can't figure out what the problem is...but the re.search function is returning all values, instead of just the ones that are part of the name suffixes. Please help!
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Answered 2020-Aug-11 at 00:17You have a * in the pattern, which means "zero or more repetitions"; as a result, it's returning a match when it found zero suffixes.
The pattern you probably want is r'(?:,|\s+(?:i|ii|iii|iv|jr|sr))$' (without the * and omitting the unnecessary \ before the comma) or r'(?:,|\s+)(?:i|ii|iii|iv|jr|sr)$' (which allows a suffix separated by comma, rather than a trailing comma).
As a general tool, sites like https://regex101.com/ (there are a bunch of them) can help develop regexes by explaining what's going on and by immediately showing results.
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