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QUESTION
Writing a straight quote to curly quote converter and am looking to separate substitution into a few different steps. The first step is to replace contractions in text using a lexicon of known contractions. This won't solve ambiguities, but should convert straight quote usages in common contractions.
ProblemIn Java, \b
and \w
don't include apostrophes as part of a word, which makes this problem a bit finicky. The issue is in matching words that:
- contain one or more apostrophes, but do not start or end with one (inner);
- begin with an apostrophe, may contain one or more, but do not end with one (began);
- end with an apostrophe, may contain one or more, but do not start with one (ended); and
- begin and end with an apostrophe, but may not contain one (outer).
Given some nonsensical text:
'Twas---Wha'? Wouldn'tcha'? 'Twas, or 'twasn't, 'tis what's 'tween dawn 'n' dusk 'n stuff. Cookin'? 'Sams' place, 'yo''
the regexes should capture the following words:
- inner:
what's
- began:
'Twas
,'Twas
,'twasn't
,'tis
,'tween
,'n
- ended:
Wha'
,Wouldn'tcha'
,Cookin'
- outer:
'n'
,'Sams'
,'yo'
Here are non-working expressions, a mix-mash of maladroit thoughts:
- inner:
\p{L}+'\p{L}*\p{L}
- began:
((?<=[^\p{L}])|^)'\p{L}+('\p{L}|\p{L})?
- ended:
(\p{L}|\p{L}')+'(?=[^\p{L}]|$)
This one appears to work:
- outer:
((?<=[^\p{L}])|^)'\p{L}+'(?!\p{L})
What regular expressions would categorize this quartet of contractions correctly?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 03:18This regex should do what you want. It uses named capture groups to categorise the words with appropriate lookarounds to ensure that we match the whole words with the required outer quotes:
QUESTION
I am doing some transformations to capture text from image using tesseract
OCR, but, doing so, my text after applying some threshold effect is blurry, so I need some assistance here, a little help.
This is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 03:58Tesseract can use the gradients around text as part of its detection, so I'd suggest you avoid thresholding where possible, as it removes the gradients (anti-aliasing, as mentioned by fmw42) from the image.
Instead here I'd suggest inverting the image after you grayscale it, and then if necessary you can reduce the brightness to make the more grey text a bit blacker, and increase the contrast to make the grey background a bit more white. If you do need to adjust the brightness and/or contrast I'd suggest using cv2.convertScaleAbs to do so efficiently and avoid integer overflow problems.
QUESTION
I have a table called final_2
where the column type
identifies which GWAS each row's values were computed from:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 18:07One approach to get your desired result based on your wide data is to make separate scatter plots and glue them together using patchwork
:
- Create a vector with the variables for the columns (
var1
) - Create a list with the variabls for the rows (
var2
) - Loop over the vector and the list using
map2
. - Inside
map2
usemap
to make a list of plots for each column variable and the corresponding row variables. Additionally fill the list up with enpty panels usingplot_spacer
. - The result is a list of list which I convert to simple list using
reduce
- Finally use
wrap_plots
to glue the separate plots together. - To mimic facetting I make use of some
if
conditions to conditonally remove axis labels, text and lines.
EDIT And of course could we also add some color. However, a drawback of my approach is that even after collecting the guides we end up with four legends. Therefore I had to adjust the legend spacing and margins to mimic a single color legend:
QUESTION
I have a problem in scala. I need to remove stopwords from an RDD[String] txt file.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-30 at 16:50How can I do to pick all the tweets starting with "Chicago" and "San Francisco", removing the stopwords from the text and have as an output the whole tweets line by line without those stopwords ?
The following line in your spark script is filtering out the tweets for your conditions. However it is not removing the stop word from the line.
QUESTION
I am trying to read in a text file from user input using scanner and delimit the words in the file with certain cases. One of the cases that the words must be delimited by is when a word has an apostrophe in the begging or end but should not affect apostrophes within words. For example: if scanner sees a word such as 'tis the scanner.useDlimeter() should be able to take off the apostrophe and leave the word "tis" but if it sees a word like "don't" then it should leave the word as is.
I am using a regex expression to cover the multiple cases that the delimiter should delimit the words by. The regex is doing what I need but for some reason, my results are printing out an extra space before words that have a space and then an apostrophe in the front of a word. I am new to regex and I don't know how to fix this problem but any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Below are the words in my text file:
'Twas the night before christmas! But don't open your presents. 'Tis the only way to celebrate.
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-31 at 21:56You can use the regex, '?\b\w+'?\w+\b
to grab the desired words from teh string and then replace the regex, '(.*)
with $1
where $1
specifies group(1)
.
QUESTION
While learning about TWAs, most of the google tutorials have given example of oyorooms.com for its OyoLite app in Playstore, Myntra.com ( Myntra lite ), NavbharathTimes
However, when I measured these sites on https://web.dev/measure/ or https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/, their respective scores were in the range of 20-40.
Google documentation talks about a score of 80+ for the PWA to be considered for playstore. So, the question is whether this is a strict guidelines by Google? My app's current score is 55, should I invest time to bring it to 80 or try publishing the app directly?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-29 at 11:06Currently, publishing an app to the Play Store is not blocked on Lighthouse checks and applications are not suspended due to Lighthouse scores.
It is, however, strongly recommended and it will help ensure the application gets good reviews from users and that it has a quality similar to apps on the store built with other technologies.
QUESTION
I am doing Python file I/O exercises and albeit made a huge progress on an exercise in which I try to find the longest words in each line of a .txt
file, I can't get rid of the punctuation marks.
Here is the code I have:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-30 at 13:23You have to strip
those characters from the words:
QUESTION
I have a file like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-06 at 21:17As in many languages, in awk ||
means or
. That command will produce output if the current input line is the first one (NR == 1
) or (||
) the value of the last input field ($NF
) on the current line is less than the given value ($NF < 0.05/461
).
So it's printing the header line and any other lines for which the 2nd condition is true.
This involves a UUOC though:
QUESTION
I uploaded a Trusted Web Activity app to Google Play Console. The app was perfectly made according to Googles own guidelines and it did not break any policies. I used Google Play App Signing and Digital Asset Links to verify the connection between the app and my PWA website. This is Googles suggested way of handling things.
My app got suspended. Google told me this:
It's a violation of the Webviews and Affiliate Spam policy to publish an app where the primary purpose of the app is to provide a webview of a website without permission from the website owner or administrator. If you are the site creator/content owner, please reply with verifiable documentation.
I told them that my app was indeed a Trusted Web Activity and that I used Digital Asset Links to verify domain ownership. This is what Google themselves has to say about this method:
Content in a Trusted Web Activity is trusted -- the app and the site it opens are expected to come from the same developer. This is verified using Digital Asset Links.
I was clearly doing the right thing, but this guy didn't seem to be on the same page as the TWA-department at Google. This is what he wrote back:
Currently our team is only able to handle issues related to the Google Play Developer Program Policies. In order for me to process your appeal, please still provide verifiable document to prove the domain ownership.
The bottom line is: Google does not recognize their own way of verifying a Trusted Web Activity using Digital Asset Links, even though Google themselves have developed this technology and is working hard to brand it as their new and awesome way to get your Progressive Web App into Google Play Store. I was forced to provide them with additional information, such as a domain invoice.
I have several others TWA apps that I wish to publish to Play Store. I don't want them to get suspended as well. Does anyone have any experience on how to handle this situation?
Note: I made sure that my Digital Asset Link was working properly before uploading the app to Play Store. The app did not have an address bar.
...Trusted Web Activities are a new way to integrate your web-app content such as your PWA with your Android app using a protocol based on Custom Tabs.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-19 at 06:19Google approved my TWA after I provided them with verifiable documentation (such as a domain invoice). My app was therefore working perfectly according to their guidelines, but they did not recognize their own way of verifying a Trusted Web Activity using Digital Asset Links, as described above.
Sad news. Hopefully they will educate their staff in the near future. Feel free to update us on this.
I suggest you do this in the meantime:
In the future, if you have proof of permission to use a 3rd party's intellectual property, you can submit it to our team in advance using this form. The link can also be found on your Store Listing page in the Full description section.
QUESTION
I am trying to match data between two dataframes, but am getting the value for the position in the vector, rather than the corresponding value.
I have two data.frames:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-27 at 15:26You can use,
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