comprehend | Graphical Sentence Modeling for Computerized | Natural Language Processing library
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Graphical Sentence Modeling for Computerized Interpretation of Natural Language
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- Call sentence caller
- Parses a sentence into a graph
- Finish the action generator
- Checkout the pull request
- Look for the action generator
- Add a handle to the given key
- Look for the next word in the given datastore
- Look up the right handler
- Writes the given graph to amind map file
- Simple association
- Simple main node
- Add two nodes to the graph
- Return a set containing the node
- Generate a verb
- Create an instance of a word
- Reads a mind map file
- Read the contents of aMind map file
- Yield nouns
- Perform the action
- Instantiates a noun
- Find a noun instance
- Create a new noun
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Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 09:31Block the elements you don't want from being copied with an empty template . Handle the rest through your first template or even replace it by declaring
, if you are using XSLT 3.
QUESTION
I've managed to adjust color when cursor hovers over a tkinter canvas rounded rectangle button using this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 23:33return (i + 64 if i < 128
else i - 64
for i in rgb)
QUESTION
I don't get how to fix this code so that it works:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 11:22There are multiple problems.
Your array is too small
You are using
i-2
as index when you should usen
You are printing before you have checked all
%
values.
Try this:
QUESTION
I am very new to C# programming (2 days in so far), after learning intermediate python and doing a few small projects, I am trying to learn C#
But because me knowing python, I am finding C# a little confusing, arrays always throw me off, while in python initializing a list is as easy as declaring a variable with empty lists x = []
, C#'s way of declaring arrays is confusing.
My issue is, I encountered an error, which I did google but found nothing (there was one question similar to mine but no one had answered on it)
I was on a site called https://codewars.com/ and was solving Katas (problems) [lvl 7 (beginner)]
The question stated that for any input integer n
, I have to return an array with a factor of the number n
where n > 1
In python, the code will be like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 09:58To fix your code you'd need to do this:
QUESTION
I am fairly new to Haskell and trying to comprehend writing functions and if else conditions and everything else. I am trying to write a very basic function but I don't fully understand if-then-else usage. I have a maze that i represent as [[Char]]. And this function will simply look at the position x,y in the maze and returns if it's a valid position or not. (whether it's in the maze boundaries or not)
I have written this so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 13:50The if-else
expression requires both parts. You can nest the expressions, so something like if c1 then a else if c2 then b else c
.
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I'm a complete novice when it comes to Javascript. Please assist me in comprehending the concepts of Observables.
- Do Observables have a storage location, similar to how Web API requests are saved in the Web API Environment before being moved to the Call Back Queue?
- Is this the original observable or a copy of that has been moved from the callback queue to the Call stack?
- How Observables execution is different from promises in the call stack?
- Is it necessary for the call stack to be empty in order to execute the Observables?
- Is it possible to run normal function calls alongside Observables (i.e., it keeps fetching data from the live environment while the rest of the functions are run separately)?
- What happens if we don't unsubscribe the Observables and they continue to operate in the Call stack until the app is closed?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 13:47
- Do Observables have a storage location, similar to how Web API requests are saved in the Web API Environment before being moved to the Call Back Queue?
No.They are held in memory by a reference to them being held by the function that triggers them. For example, if you create an observable from a DOM event, RxJS will add an event listener to the DOM that holds a reference to the observable. If you delete the DOM element being listened to, the DOM element gets collected from memory by the garbage collector, allowing the event handler to be garbage collected, allowing the observable and its internal function chain to be garbage collected, in turn allowing the subscription callback function to be garbage collected - provided no reference to the observable is separately retained in user code.
- Is this the original observable or a copy of that has been moved from the callback queue to the Call stack?
Based on a negative answer to question 1, this question is not based on valid assumptions.
- How Observables execution is different from promises in the call stack?
Observables are not executed, they are objects. Internally they record a chain of functions which is called when an external function triggers the observable by providing data to it. Of course the external function may be a timer call back (think Scheduler) that repeats, or an event that may or not repeat, or a one time promise call back.
Promises have some similarities, including the fact that they are objects sitting in memory somewhere. Internally they hold two lists of call back functions to be called if the promise is fulfilled or rejected along with resolve
and reject
references to the next promise in a promise chain.
Like observables, individual Promise objects are held in memory by their resolve
and reject
functions which are particular to a promise instance . Like observables, promises may also be held in memory by references to a Promise object held in user code.
- Is it necessary for the call stack to be empty in order to execute the Observables?
No. If the observable is triggered by an asynchronous task, the call stack may be almost empty except for some code associated with providing data to the observable object and internal code responsible for running the chain of functions that run before calling the subscriber call back function. If the observable is triggered synchronously who knows what's on the call stack.
5 Is it possible to run normal function calls alongside Observables (i.e., it keeps fetching data from the live environment while the rest of the functions are run separately)?
Yes, except that if the observable is triggered synchronously from user code, it won't return to the user code until all subscriber callbacks have returned.
6 What happens if we don't unsubscribe the Observables and they continue to operate in the Call stack until the app is closed?
Observables aren't in the call stack and aren't held in memory by the subscription call back function. They get called from data source events or functions and create a stack frame in the call stack for the duration of the call.
If the data source doesn't release its reference to an observable, the observable object just sits in memory without doing anything. If the data source referencing the observable ceases to be held in memory, and no reference to the observable is held in user code, the observable becomes eligible for garbage collection from memory. The subscription callback function will then also become eligible for collection from memory if user code holds no reference to it (e.g. if it is an inline anonymous function).
Note that observables are supported by a JavaScript library. You are not receiving observables from general data base or fetch or HTTP APIs directly, you are receiving the observable from some intermediary software layer that is wrapping responses to requests made for you into a data source that triggers an observable returned to you.
My apologies if this answer contains inaccuracies, based as it is on a knowledge of JavaScript and the assumption that RxJS is "well behaved" enough to infer its logic from documentation.
QUESTION
I trying to create the backend for a booking system and need to show all booked appointments on each date for each location. My appointments table looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 13:06try this code
QUESTION
I have multiple columns which I'd like to merge into a single one. The other difficulty is that an Animal (Eg. Dog) can have multiple codes (so string concat won't work).
I've tried pivot, stack, unstack but the multiple values columns is making this difficult for me to comprehend.
Original DataFrame:
Animal Code_X Code_Y Code_Z Value1 Value2 Value3 Cat 111 $3 $3 $3 Dog 222 333 $4 $4 $4 Mouse 444 $5 $5 $5 Fox 555 666 $6 $6 $6Desired Dataframe:
Animal Code Value1 Value2 Value3 Cat 111 $3 $3 $3 Dog 222 $4 $4 $4 Dog 333 $4 $4 $4 Mouse 444 $5 $5 $5 Fox 555 $6 $6 $6 Fox 666 $6 $6 $6Is there a way to do this in one swoop? My last result is creating a new dataframe with desired headers and using df.append()
.
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Answered 2021-May-27 at 18:00Try:
QUESTION
I'm trying to solve this exercise in my coursework:
Create a function named detect_ranges that gets a list of integers as a parameter. The function should then sort this list, and transform the list into another list where pairs are used for all the detected intervals. So 3,4,5,6 is replaced by the pair (3,7). Numbers that are not part of any interval result just single numbers. The resulting list consists of these numbers and pairs, separated by commas. An example of how this function works:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 04:21Iterate through the elements and save the start
of each interval.
QUESTION
I am running Aspect-Based-Sentiment-Analysis. And I get the output. I want to get this output as a string. I spent several hours in googling how to refer to the output and not only to see the output when I run a code. Maybe I don't comprehend something in Python basics and need huge support on that.
The code I am talking about is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-22 at 16:23Looks like the command is just printing the output to stdout
instead of acutally returning an object containing the information you are looking for. You may want to try and capture stdout
while running the function. The answer to this question should be helpful.
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You can use comprehend like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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