book-gen | Experiments on summarization-driven book generation | Natural Language Processing library
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kandi X-RAY | book-gen Summary
Note that Beta Writer has originally been tailored to consume and process Springer custom-specific document type formats (A++) and does not (yet) support generic PDF.
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- Return a list of passive interactions
- Get the participant of a word
- Returns the father of the word
- Check if word is pasted
- Stem a word
- Returns the r1 r1 and r2 of the word
- Returns the fronting of a sequence
- Determine whether a vowel is purebreeding
- Stem a noun
- Returns the RV of a word
- Run Keras model
- Computes the embedding for each sentence
- Clean text
- Convert a string name to a function
- Define a defronting rule
- Parse command line arguments
- R Return a list of comments
- Generate genotype
- Convert rel to sentence
- The gerund algorithm
- Perform a subsequence
- Removes the grammar
- Generate adverb
- Find the offspring of the kopula s
- Convert a rel to a consonant
- Format the output line
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Answered 2021-Oct-16 at 14:27Is there any reason you need to do this with a single call? I'm assuming from your structure that you're not going to create a new genre
for every book you create, so most of the time, you're just inserting a book
record and a book_gen_rel
record. In the real world, you're probably going to have books that fall into multiple genres, so eventually you're going to be changing your function to handle the insert of a single book along with multiple genres in a single call.
That being said, there are two ways too approach this. You can make multiple API calls from the client (and there's really no problem doing this -- it's quite common). Second, you could do it all in a single call if you create a PostgreSQL function and call it with .rpc()
.
Example using just client calls to insert a record in each table:
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Install book-gen
Ideally open beta_writer as Netbeans project, link downloaded .jar files to project, and build beta_writer.jar. The executable .jar should appear in beta_writer/dist/.
The script pipeline.sh contains all modules for end-to-end book generation. Please point PYTHON to your local python installation (change line 32 in pipeline.sh). where CORPUS_DIR = path to your A++ files and. gen/ = directory containing all generated files. Inspect generated book.html in gen/ folder.
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