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kandi X-RAY | ASER Summary
ASER is a large-scale weighted eventuality knowledge graph, including actions, states, events, and their relations. The eventualities (i.e., nodes of ASER) are extracted using selected dependency patterns. The edges are based on discourse relations (e.g., Result) in discourse analysis. Besides, conceptualized eventualities in a more abstract level and their relations are also conducted to generalize the knowledge. In total, ASER (full) contains 438 million eventualities and 648 million edges between eventualities; ASER (core) contains 53 million eventualities and 52 million edges between eventualities. With the help of Probase (now called Microsoft Concept Graph), ASER (concept) contains 15 million conceptualized eventualities and 224 million edges between conceptualied eventualities. The homepage of the project and data is The online demo is coming soon.
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- Start the pipeline
- Loads processed data from a file
- Extracts a document from a file
- Extracts all the ids in the given paths
- Extracts Eventualities from a parsed result
- Extract relation from parsed results
- Return a list of triplets
- Extract Eventualities from a parsed result
- Extract Eventualities from text
- Extracts Eventuality objects from a parsed result
- Create a dict of Mentions
- Normalize noun and tail
- Substitute substitution dictionary
- Get parsed sentence and context
- Update rows in a table
- Wrapper for inference
- Builds the vocabulary
- Updates rows in a table
- Compute partial match
- Constructs the Eventuality object
- Train the model
- Extract data from a parsed result
- Parse a function
- Extract documentation from doc_parsed_result
- Return an argument parser
- Check validity of a task
- Extracts events from a parsed result
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QUESTION
Given this dictionary:
{'intents': [{'intent': 'CambiarDireccion', 'examples': [{'text': 'compre la lavadora, pero me equivoque y no cambié la dirección de despacho'}, {'text': 'podrían enviarla a otra dirección'}, {'text': 'sin querer compre en otra direccion como la mudo'}, {'text': 'efectue la compra en la direccion incorrecta'}, {'text': 'necesito mudar la direccion'}, {'text': 'necesito mudar mi direccion'}, {'text': 'quiero mudar mi direccion'}, {'text': 'quiero cambiar mi direccion cono puedo hacer'}, {'text': 'Quiero cambiar la dirección de envío y no puedo , como lo hago'}, {'text': 'Holaa! Llegaria a más tardar el Domingo? Lo quiero enviar a otra dirección,en las Rejas'}, {'text': 'compre en la direccion equivocada quiero cambiarla'}, {'text': 'como puedo mudar mi direccion'}, {'text': 'como puedo hacer para cambiar la direccion'}, {'text': 'Cómo puedo cambiar de destino de mi compra?'}, {'text': 'Coloqué mal la direccion'}, {'text': 'acabo de aser una compra pero me equivoque de dirección me sale mi dirección anterior'}, {'text': 'quiero mudar mi direccion como hago'}]}, {'intent': 'CP', 'examples': [{'text': 'código postal 1812'}, {'text': 'el cp es'}, {'text': 'el código postal es'}, {'text': 'cp es 1212'}, {'text': 'cp es'}, {'text': 'cp'}, {'text': 'código postal'}]}], 'pagination': {'refresh_url': '/v1/workspaces/1ae2c245-76eb-44ff-7b7a-4dk6dfafac51/intents?version=2020-04-01&export=true'}}
How can I create a function where I take the all of the text examples so I can clean clean them (using lower and unicode) and get a dictionary with the same format with the clean version of the text?
I get that I have to use a loop but I'm having trouble getting all of the texts and not just the first group of examples.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-29 at 02:57The following uses translate to remove accents inside a (a little complicated) nested list comprehension:
QUESTION
I have large files that each store results from very long calculations. Here's an example of a file where there are results for five time steps; there are problems with the output at the third, fourth, and fifth time steps.
(Please note that I have been lazy and have used the same numbers to represent the results at each time step in my example. In reality, the numbers would be unique at each time step.)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 12:08It's a little bit more difficult to spread the match of a record across 2 lines to try and incorporate the i = ..., but I don't think you actually need to. It looks like a new record can be distinguished by the occurrence of a line with only one column. If that is the case, you could do something like:
QUESTION
I created an app two days ago, added some models, and migrated successfully. And since, I haven't added or changed anything but I added something today and tried to migrate, after making migrations and tried to migrate, I got this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-08 at 14:40I've already solved it. I had to clear out all my migrations and re-migrate again.
QUESTION
I changed my laptop lately, so I've been installing the packages I use. After I've installed chatterbot
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-23 at 22:01Maybe you have the module but you don’t download it. Juste type : “pip install chatterbot” on cmd. Or if that dont work, try : “import chatterbot”
QUESTION
I got 50 JSON files. (1.json, 2.json ... 50.json). The structure for each one is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-05 at 16:35Use the fetch API and the power of promises:
QUESTION
I have this url json link: http://api.aladhan.com/timingsByAddress/06-06-2020?address=Jeddah,SaudiArabia&method=1
, and I want to fetch some strings from it, I saw some tutorials and tried working on it but it always show empty screen without any error from logcat,
I dont know if the problem is from the code or from the url,
here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 10:50 "data": {
"timings": {
"Fajr": "04:15",
"Sunrise": "05:40",
"Dhuhr": "12:22",
"Asr": "15:40",
"Sunset": "19:04",
"Maghrib": "19:04",
"Isha": "20:29",
"Imsak": "04:05",
"Midnight": "00:22"
}
QUESTION
Currently working with Excel and Laravel to import a sheet to my database. The uploading and showing works (yay!) However, I noticed it seems to leave out some columns. The next to last two. The last one gets filled and the one before that does too, so I am curious as to why this does not work as it should.
Database rows:
Excel sheet I am importing (there are more rows but I am limiting it to the troublesome area):
Data import class (this is where I assign the values to the variables):
importeren.blade.php (this is where the importing happens). Reading out the data for each entry using a foreach loop.
As you can see, they are all numeric values, and all of them load fine except for "ADVJaarwerk" and "PeriodiekeADV"
Sidenote: I put char64 because my laravel application demanded me to do so. The tables all run fine except for the specified two. I am honestly wondering why.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-29 at 15:27it because of your $row['ADVJaarwerk'] or $row['PeriodiekeADV'] write wrong naming conversion is wrong
change to excel file field name adj jaarwerk and variable name $row['adj_jaarwerk'];
change to excel file field name periodiekeadv and variable name $row['periodiekeadv'];
and check fillable [] property in model..
i hope so it works
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