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Fast search of standardized lexicons like ICD10 and Radlex, using Twitter typeahead.js and lunr.js
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QUESTION
This is not a duplicate of:
Fastest way to perform complex search on pandas dataframe
Note: pandas ver 0.23.4
Assumptions: data can be laid out in any order.
I have a list:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-20 at 12:54You could define a graph using the values from both columns as edges, and look for the connected_components
. Here's a way using NetworkX
:
QUESTION
I am starting a new angular project with the CLI and am running into a no provider for HttpClient
error.
I have added HttpClientModule
to my module imports which seems to be the usual culprit in this scenario. Not finding a lot online other than that so I am not sure what the issue may be.
my app.module.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-13 at 20:28In your test
QUESTION
I have a MXList Box having arrayCollection and I have another textarea box.
My requirement is: When users enter the desired text in the text area, I need to fetch and show the matching records from the List like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-06 at 18:39The filterFunction is a property of your ArrayCollection which should be set only once. Then.
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I've created a text field with a little cogwheel, that offers options in a popup menu about how to treat the search string. For some parts, it uses a flexible box layout.
In Firefox, I get the expected result:
.
In Webkit browsers (Safari and Vivaldi), I get this result:
As you can see, the cogwheel doesn't stay in line. This is my main concern. I'm not too worried about the menu text not stretching as that can easily be solved with giving any of its containers a width.
I currently don't have Chrome, but I suspect it might render it in a similar fashion as the other Webkit browsers.
Here is the css that I think is relevant to my problem.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-11 at 11:35In the following, you say that the span
should be padding-left: 30%
. As a result the space for the text is too small. Just remove the 30% and it will work fine. You can also add .8em
as a fourth parameter but the browser will do it automatically for you.
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