troll | Language sentiment analysis and neural networks | Machine Learning library
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kandi X-RAY | troll Summary
Troll is a tool for performing sentiment analysis (ie: "is this naughty or nice") on arbitrary blocks of text and associating it with a unique user. Using this data, combined with a rather naïve neural network and some training data, users can be indentified as "trolls".
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Copypublic interface Troll {
void attack();
int getAttackPower();
void fleeBattle();
}
@Slf4j
public class SimpleTroll implements Troll {
@Override
public void attack() {
LOGGER.info("The troll tries to grab you!");
}
@Override
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QUESTION
I just get to work a python rutine to scrape links from a lot of webpages based in the name of the server, but even when it works, but the output its not in the expected format:
Desired output:
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Answered 2022-Mar-28 at 03:17check the string start
QUESTION
For starters, I'm reinventing the wheel here. I know there is a constant in C for Euler's number. As I find it easier to create scientific programs than any other type of problem, I use these problems to practice and become a good developer.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-26 at 07:21You can avoid calculating the factorial completly, if you store this 1.0/(fat(y)) in a variable, and divide it by progressing ys.
That way you should only hit an obstacle when the precision of your datatypes starts failing.
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I am having issues resolving a revision to the script below. This script will take in a number of key words, either manually added or read from a file. It will output the data when it finds a match by listing the File Name, Line number and the search word. Unfortunately if I'm searching for multiple words it has to scan the files for each separate word. That means if I have 20 search words, it will open, scan, close each file 20 times. Once for each word. Not good as it takes time and I still have to troll through the output to total how many matches per file. Every change I make is disastrous as it prints every single search word without knowing what word was the match or worse it fails to run. Would anyone be able to help me alter the script to scan the files once for ALL the search words and list out only the matches in a readable way like the output below?
Regards, -Ron
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Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 17:53-Pattern accepts an array of patterns, and which of those pattern caused a given match can be accessed via the .Pattern property of Select-String's output objects:[1]
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@bot.command
@lightbulb.option('modifier','add or subtracts from the original roll', required=False)
@lightbulb.option('op','add or sub', required=False)
@lightbulb.option('sides', 'sides on the die')
@lightbulb.command('r', 'rolls a set of dice')
@lightbulb.implements(lightbulb.PrefixCommand)
async def roll(ctx):
sides, op, mod = ctx.options.sides, ctx.options.op, ctx.options.modifier
sides = sides.split("d")
tDice = sides[0]
tSides = sides[1]
if mod == "": mod = "0"
if op == "-":
mod = int(mod)
mod = 0 - mod
else:
mod = int(mod)
op = "+"
if tDice == "": tDice = "1"
tDice,tSides = int(tDice),int(tSides)
tRoll = [random.randint(1,tSides) for i in range(tDice)]
tRoll1 = int(math.fsum(tRoll))
total = tRoll1 + mod
await ctx.respond(f"{total}")
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Answered 2022-Jan-22 at 20:29I fixed the problem. So in Hikari Lightbulb if you want to make an option not required you type in required= False , but you also have to put in a default value otherwise it defaults to None so in my case it would look like this
QUESTION
For Entity Framework, when we have a primary Key on the Entity, EF always generates a clustered index.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-13 at 13:52For Microsoft SQL Server, you can use the fluent API to configure the primary key as non-clustered:
QUESTION
I am trying to append data from the list json_responsecontaining Twitter data to a CSV file using the function append_to_csv.
I understand the structure of the json_response. It contains data on users who follow two politicians; 5 and 13 users respectively. 1) author_id, created_at, tweet_id and text is in data. 2) description/bio is in ['includes']['users']. 3) url/image_url is in ['includes']['media']. However my nested loop does not append any data to sample_data.csv? and it throws no error. Does it have something to do with my identation?
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Answered 2022-Jan-10 at 21:24Looks like the else branch of if 'description' in dic: is never executed. If your code is indented correctly, then also the csvWriter.writerow part is never executed because of this.
That yields that no contents are written to your file.
A comment on code style:
- use
with open(file) as file_variable:instead of manually using open and close. That can save you some trouble, e.g. the trouble you would get when the else branch would indeed be executed and the file would be closed multiple times :)
QUESTION
I am trying to extract an element from a list and append it to a CSV file.
json_response is a list containing data on Twitter users who follow two politicians. For the first politician there are 5 tweets/users and for the second politician 13 tweets/users as can be seen from the structure of json_response. I want to extract the description for each user which is contained in ['includes']['users']. However, my function only extracts the last description 5/5 user and 13/13 user for each politician.
My knowledge regarding JSON-like objects is limited.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-10 at 16:56I believe the problem relies in the append_to_csv function because of a wrong indentation.
Look at your code:
QUESTION
Hello stack overflow community!
Just wanted to ask why when If I give a specific user ID to a ban command it return me the following(The purpose of this command its just when someone with bans perms enters it w/o ping or introducing any input and only the command it gets banned, aka a mini troll ban command):
Here's the command code:
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Answered 2021-Nov-23 at 19:51Firstly, make sure to always enter the error message as just a code block instead of an image. It seems that your issue is just an AttributeError and that username has no id. I think the issue here is this line:
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I am trying to make an adventure game with checkpoints in python leading back to a certain point in the game when you lose, get an answer wrong or to play again but it keeps bring me back to the wrong point or looping some sections over and over again. I'm not sure what to do. Python Code down below (Its very long and a bit complicated):
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Answered 2021-Oct-21 at 11:17It's better to make a sort of state machine like this by having an input event loop that processes commands with different functions.
First you define all of the different checkpoints as functions, then you start the command processing loop:
QUESTION
This is based on the information contained here. As found at the end of that section, highlighted in the green box:
Note: It is expected that all of the media types will also be deprecated in time, as appropriate media features are defined which capture their important differences.
Why is it expected, exactly? While I have a better understanding of media types vs media queries, why would broad descriptions be deprecated? I didn't see too much else, but for instance, print vs screen - that provides a very, VERY easy way of creating a printer-friendly (or printer-UNfriendly, if you wanted to troll) web page, seamlessly - and so far any example that talks about using media queries ultimately include using the media type of print
Would we expect that media types just eventually become media queries as-is, allowing broad differences? How might one create a media query only version @media print, or is that not yet possible, hence why it's expected to deprecate in time, but not currently deprecated?
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Answered 2021-Oct-13 at 00:20The basic idea is that "print" may be too broad-brush. If we think about the characteristics of "print" versus "screen" we note that there are typically differences in (i) paged vs continuous media;(ii) DPI; (iii) color space; etc. So these could each be media features instead. Taking color space of printers for instance, toner behaves differently to ink, so you might want different CSS for each. And color space can also differ between screens, so when choosing your CSS for each color space, the distinction between print and screen is not necessarily a useful one compared to directly targeting the color space.
"it's expected to deprecate in time" means that this represents the current thinking of the spec writers. There's likely a significant amount of research still to be done to identify all the characteristics of print and screen media sufficiently to define the media features that would adequately replace the media types and allow them to be deprecated. Nor is it yet wholly clear that it will ever be the case, though the spec writers think it will. Finally, spec writers change their minds over time. It might yet come to pass that media types will continue to have a role to play in the future.
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