triager | Web application in flask for machine learning based triaging | Machine Learning library
kandi X-RAY | triager Summary
kandi X-RAY | triager Summary
This web application written in python and flask uses machine learning to train a classifier on bug tracking system data to predict assignees. It uses Support Vector Machine model with TF-IDF weighing and stop words removal. With this settings, it is able to achieve about 50 % accuracy and about 45 % precision and recall. The performance, however, depends on your project. Some projects are able to achieve as much as 70 % accuracy and some as little as 30 %.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Start the scheduler
- Retrain projects
- Queue a project for training
- Return True if the given status is active
- Get all the data from the Jira
- Make a GET request
- Search for all issues
- View a project
- Generate a unique id from a document
- Validates Jira URL
- Tests if the Jira is available
- Setup configuration
- Save configuration to file
- Render a configuration page
- Hashes a given password
- Return a list of Document objects
- Parse a file
- Validate username and password
- Create a new feedback
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I checked around a fair bit and could not find any examples of what I am looking for so i am not sure if it is possible at all.
I have a model with a foreign key. I want to create a new object in that model but i don't have the ID but I do have the field "username" value. I should also add that this is a foreign key relationship to another foreign key
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Answered 2021-Jan-16 at 23:11No, you cannot. Under the hood Django's create
queryset method uses INSERT
SQL statement that creates a new row in the respective DB table. And a ForeignKey field corresponds to an integer DB column (usually) that holds a reference to a row in another table in your database. So in case of Django ORM you need to provide either a numeric ID or a model instance that represents your ForeignKey. If you don't have an ID but have another field value, then first you need to make another query by that field to find a model instance (a DB row) that has this value and use this model instance (or its row ID) in your create
call.
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