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QUESTION
I have a WordEntry
class which has a unordered_map
, and I want to store the frequencies of each word. I am able to do so, but I also want to display to the user the top 5 words and bottom 5 words. To do this, I must sort. However, I get a really awful, nasty, error that isn't like your normal c++ exceptions. I am not sure if including it would be of much help, as it is fairly long. Here is my wordentry.h
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-02 at 01:10You need to do a couple of things differently.
First you have to make your comparator static
like this:
QUESTION
okay, so I am making a wordTree. just like any tree but with 28 branches " " , and "-", are included.
I have it set so the node as a prop called word, which is the string path to get to that node. and def, which is either null or a definition.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-25 at 04:54after a bit of testing, @raina77ow was correct, the reference was not being handled correctly in the case of it being the root. below are the corrected insert functions.
QUESTION
I'm trying to convert a wordtree Google visualization to an image. The current code below runs the wordtree so I can see the visual, but I can't figure out the last section to convert to an image or export as an image. (var my_div = section to end)
I have tried changing code from link below, but can't get it to save as an image. https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/printing
I'm also doing this inside of jsfiddle.net to try and make this work.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-04 at 12:31first, in order to generate an image of the chart,
you need to wait for the chart's 'ready'
event.
in order to wait for the 'ready'
event,
you need access to the chart object.
you will not be able to use the google.visualization.drawChart
method,
because it does not return a handle to the chart.
next, the WordTree
chart, does not have a method for getImageURI
,
so you will need to create the image manually, from a blob
.
see following working snippet...
QUESTION
I can't copy and paste all the strings in my file and run the code using this example
https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/wordtree
https://jsfiddle.net/api/post/library/pure/
I modified the html and javascript code and replaced phrases with a small set of strings from my file and got everything to work. Now I want to do the same thing with my full file, but there are too many strings to copy and paste. How can I use javascript to import my large dataset and do I make each row formatted the same with "['some text here']," or does javascript insert the brackets when the file is uploaded?
The HTML File:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-28 at 21:17You can use a Google sheet.
Snippet:QUESTION
I would like to create an alogritmo that allows me to say if a tree is included in another. Thanks to this site I managed an algorithm that allows me to know for binary trees, but I would like to generalize it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-31 at 15:00You can just iterate over all the children of T
, and if S
is a subtree of any of the children of T
, then S
is a subtree of T
. Also, you should return False
when T
is None
because it means that you are already at a leaf of T
and S
is still not found to be a subtree:
QUESTION
I managed to make a class that creates a tree from spaCy and I would like to keep in the nodes only the words and not the whole thing with the grammar. That is to say have start
from start_VB_ROOT
.
To generalize, for instance with the sentence When did Beyonce start becoming popular? the input is
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-30 at 03:42First, note that the SpaCy "grammatical forms" from the question are actually the surface token appended with the POS tag and dependency tag. In that case, you should just retrieve the Tree.leaves()
and Tree.label()
object in nltk
.
But it'll be easier to manipulate the original output of the SpaCy parser rather than messing around the data format as in the question.
See How to Traverse an NLTK Tree object? before continuing, think recursion (without classes) when doing depth-first traversal.
For future reader, please read the comments in the question before continuing to the answer below.
If you readlly want to simply remove the POS and dependency tag from the leaves and labels, try this:
QUESTION
So Im creating a binary search tree that contains words. It takes a text file and prints out the word and the line number. However I have a number of nulls in the code, which I am not sure why. I have posted the output window so as to show you, but I am confused as to why it's printing the word, the line number and then null. Any help much appreciated for this very beginner coder!
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-16 at 13:20Instead of:
QUESTION
I have shinyapp to generate google word tree visualisation. shinyapp interface has two inputs. text and term. I subset data.frame for selected text and replace required content in html template.
Template is here https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/wordtree
The problem is, shinyapp changes only once. When I change text or term second time, html page goes white. When I check file on folder, I see that html file content changes but It doesn't show up on shiny page.
app.R
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-20 at 01:14You can do as follows for example, using the function runjs
of shinyjs
.
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