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- Load words from a userdict file
- Split the sentence
- Suggest a frequency for a given segment
- Add a word
- Rank a sentence
- Rank the graph
- Adds an edge to the graph
- Generate a model for training
- Calculates the maximum vote for each sample
- Convert word2vec to vector2vec
- Extract stop words from text
- Process a single item
- Save a figure of noise
- Compute the confusion matrix
- Generate a sequence of positions from a sentence
- Cut words from a sentence
- Return a DataFrame with the given key
- Load POS dictionary from file
- Convert a sequence of features to sequence
- Preprocess the data
- Calculates the maximum vote distribution
- Write to excel file
- Tokenize a unicode string
- Generate a generator of words from a given title
- Preprocessing for preprocessing
- Predict the prediction
- Generate phonon frequencies from file
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QUESTION
I have created a simple program to collect some data from the internet by downloading a zip file and accessing its contents using Python.
The program downloads the zip file and extracts it using ZipFile.extractall(). Then I use Python open() method to read the extracted files.
I need the data to be collected daily, so I have pasted a shortcut of the original program in the startup directory, so that everytime I start my laptop, the program starts the execution.
On running the program using python IDLE, the program runs perfectly, without errors, as shown:
But when the program is being executed automatically on startup, the program is run as an .exe file, and gives me the permission denied error:
Using print() statements I have cornered the code which is producing the error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-23 at 05:56extractall() extracts files to the current working directory, which is not necessarily the directory the archive file you are extracting from is located.
You can determine the current working directory with
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...Exception has occurred: IndexError list index out of range File "C:\Pyprojects\isPhoneNumber.py", line 11, in findSmallest smallest = lis[0] File "C:\Pyprojects\isPhoneNumber.py", line 44, in indexOfTheSmallest = findSmallest(lis)
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 10:46Your selectionSort mutates the argument it's given (poping off elements as it goes). When sortedlist = selectionSort(lis) completes, lis is empty, so indexOfTheSmallest = findSmallest(lis) is passed an empty list, and dies trying to index element 0 (there are no elements at all).
If you wish to make selectionSort non-mutating, copy the argument on receiving it, e.g.
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I started using poetry recently. I really like straightforward package management, but I cant seem to resolve one thing. Python version it should use. I have python 3.9 and 3.7 on my machine. 3.7 is higher in priority in system environmental variables - so that might be the reason of the issue. But lets get back to example. Part of my pyproject.toml file looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 23:05Poetry can't fully manage Python versions on its own using the version specified in the pyproject.toml. You can either use a tool like pyenv for managing multiple versions, or you can use poetry env use path/to/python. If Python 3.9 is in your path, you can use poetry env use python3.9 or poetry env use 3.9. You can read more about poetry env use here.
QUESTION
I have a .csv file containing data of all stocks. I wanted to create a table for each stock with the table name as the stock's symbol, in a MySQL database daily_stock_recorder.
There are about 1900 items and obviously it wouldnt be feasible to write them one by one, so I created this python program, which takes the stock_symbol of each row and makes a table for it. Here's the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-06 at 06:34The whole inner for j ... loop is unnecessary.
Replace it by
QUESTION
After Executing This code i am getting error win not found running tkinter from different function is important as its a homework
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-14 at 17:08This is a very weird way on using tkinter, anyway who am I to judge. exec() takes a globals() argument to make the declaration global. This is how the exec should look like:
QUESTION
I was doing this piece of code here and i'm getting error here for the code that tuples cant be used in mysql? why is that? is there a mistake in code?
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-18 at 08:24I guess that it breaks here
QUESTION
import os
os.system("cd /Users")
os.system("cd")
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-13 at 13:33os.system executes commands in a subshell, so once that subshell exits, your cd won't persist to your python session. I think you want os.chdir instead:
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