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sume contains the following extraction algorithms:.
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- Solves an ILP problem
- Compute the word frequency
- Greedy algorithm for greedy algorithm
- Compute the concepts in the corpus
- Perform a tabu search
- Select the best sentence based on the given length
- Unselect sentences from the solution subset
- Compute concept sets
- Reads all the documents in the input directory
- Unquote tokens
- Removes trailing whitespace from text
sume Key Features
sume Examples and Code Snippets
import sume
# directory from which text documents to be summarized are loaded. Input
# files are expected to be in one tokenized sentence per line format.
dir_path = "/tmp/"
# create a summarizer, here a concept-based ILP model
s = sume.models.Conc
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QUESTION
We have a manual calculated column called MovedMedia/OoSEvent
which simply should be the result of Moved Media
divided by OoS Events
:
*(should be MovedMedia
if OoSEvents
== 0)
Per row level the calculations are all fine but the aggregated subtotals are wrong as they are just sumed up per column. As shown in the picture 28.712/3 is clearly not 3.475.
Has someone any idea? Can the subtotals be calculated by my own somehow?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-13 at 05:47You should use a measure to first aggregate the MovedMedia and the OoS Events before performing the division, instead of a calculated column, for instance like this one
QUESTION
I was given some numbers lets say
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Would there be some way to find a way to group them so that the sum of the multiple groups is odd then even? I was given this problem for fun.
So far, I have tried something like this,
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-25 at 05:03This will get even and then odd groups (groups of alternating parity).
The approach uses recursion and the fact that adding an even number to a number doesn't alter the parity.
Explanation is in the comments below (it is mostly comments).
QUESTION
Objectives
I would like to pass TopOrWorst
and date ranges as parameters into a stored procedure. It should return Top Or Worst 10 products based on the sum of sales values between the dates range provided.
I have hardcoded the date ranges in the query and create a variable @TopOrWorst
for simplicity.
Below are 3 different queries, out of which latter 2 works, but I wanted the 1st one to work for me.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 17:31SQL Server allows aliases to be used in ORDER BY
-- all alone.
SQL Server does not allow aliases to be part of an expression. Something as simple as TotalSales + 1
won't work either.
QUESTION
I am very new to coding in general, so please excuse any basic mistakes in my syntax or knowledge. I am using a query that I didn't write, but that I am trying to improve.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-26 at 14:42SELECT CASE WHEN ptype NOT IN('home','work') THEN 'afk' ELSE ptype END xtype
-- or CASE WHEN ptype IN('home','work') THEN ptype ELSE 'afk' END xtype
, SUM(xvalue) xvalue
FROM
( [YOUR QUERY HERE] ) x
GROUP
BY xtype;
QUESTION
From a Inputstream , i read the first 4 Bytes and packed these to obtain some information in this case the size/len of the Stream.
For that i use follow code (Example 1) that i copy from another project
Example 1: uses a byte array,where the values are read from InputStream into the array named in_buf[] with lenght 4 and which values are {0,0,12,26}.
Example 1
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-17 at 11:27some thing like these ?
Yes, except that the operands undergo numeric promotion and turns into an int
, so you should technically show 32 bits.
and why we need use the mask
& 0xff
?
This is so we treat negative bytes as positive ints
, essentially what toUnsignedInt
is doing. It doesn't do anything for non-negative bytes, but for a negative byte, say -1
:
QUESTION
I am trying to build an NLP model for Sarcasm detection dataset on kaggle.I am a beginner in implementing neural networks and this is the first time I am implementing neural network using Keras.Here is my Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-01 at 13:42When you defined the model, you told the model to expect an input of shape (1,) here: model.add(Dense(5,input_shape=(1,),activation="relu"))
change it to model.add(Dense(5,input_shape=(None,),activation="relu"))
.
Alternatively you can also set it to 5000 instead of None
QUESTION
I am grouping by values and then merging back into the original table later. I was wondering if there was any way to avoid doing this.
Like I have a table
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-27 at 01:58Try with transform
QUESTION
I want to launch a new running total everytime it runs into nan
For example, from the attached picture it would sum first 3 values [1242536, 379759, 1622295]
and then show running total 3244590.0
, then it would start new running total from 5th value and till 9th, show sum for these values and so on. I want to place these running total to new column beside these NaN values.
I have tried to approach this issue the following way :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-24 at 03:44With this code you can get the 'running totals' upto each nan on a new column called 'Totals'.
QUESTION
I have a function which accepts 3 varchar
inputs and returns 1 varchar
output.
The function works quite well in SQL Server but not in Snowflake. I don't see what's wrong. Everything seems to be fine.
Note: it works fine when a string is passed but not when column is passed. I am not sure why it isn't accepting multiple rows??
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-06 at 06:15The error message is telling you are doing a correlated sub-query which snowflake does not support. Which SQL Server does support.
Now your question has been edited so the context is more visible I can see the problem is noted as above.
Firstly even if this worked you will get no results as your case comparing 'can' to 'Can' and in snowflake strings are compared case sensitive.
Secondly your data CTE can be rewritten as
QUESTION
Im currently writing a program which main function is to read files and perform calculations. Currently im working on a function whos function is to process a set of calcuations based on variables within multiple text files. Below are two text files needed for this function
Customers.txt
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-16 at 12:06Boiling down your example to the essentials:
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