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kandi X-RAY | CNTN Summary
kandi X-RAY | CNTN Summary
Keywordextractionisacriticaltechniqueinnaturallanguageprocessing. For this essential task we present a simple yet efficient architecture involving character-level convolutional neural tensor networks. The proposed architecture learns the relations between a document and each word within the document and treats keyword extraction as a supervised binary classification problem. In contrast to traditional supervised approaches, our model learns the distributional vector representations for both documents and words, which directly embeds semantic information and background knowledge without the need for handcrafted features. Most importantly, we model semantics down to the character level to capture morphological information about words, which although ignored in related lit- erature effectively mitigates the unknown word problem in supervised learning approaches for keyword extraction. In the experiments, we compare the proposed model with several state-of-the-art supervised and unsupervised approaches for keyword extraction. Experiments conducted on two datasets attest the effectiveness of the proposed deep learning framework in significantly outperforming several baseline methods.
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I was looking for many solutions but I never (for now) found a solution. I would like to increment the value of the last span created by a click in a created li tag which is of course inside of an unordered list.
Here is the HTML
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Answered 2018-Dec-10 at 19:33https://jsfiddle.net/k57zecqd/
You're not defining which element to add too, so you're adding to them all. Define .last() to simply account for the last element of that type. From there, I went and got the last value of the elements, and added 1 to it - expecting it to be an integer in all cases.
After that, I then add the last item the value that's been calculated previously. Doing it sooner means that I'm adding 1 to NaN, which means I get no value for the position. Of note: the final line of code shouldn't be an append, as much as being something to insert into the element most likely, for sake of code completion and standards, but this will work and get you most of the way.
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While working through a better than brute force solution for Euler problem 37, I came across a nested recursive algorithm that was very efficient. Unfortunately, I'm unable to fully understand the logic flow. Below is a similar nested function stripped to the core concept.
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Answered 2018-Sep-03 at 03:21def nest_func(n): print_func(n) #1 for cntn in range(1,6):#n=1 n = n * 10 + cntn#n=11 if n < 1000: nest_func(n)#n=11 def nest_func(n):#n=11 这是第一次递归 print_func(n) #11 返回输出112 for cntn in range(1,6):#n=11 n = n * 10 + cntn#n=111 #n=112 if n < 1000: nest_func(n)#n=111 def nest_func(n):#n=111 这是第二次递归 print_func(n) #111 for cntn in range(1,6):#n=111 到这里就不再往下执行 n = n * 10 + cntn#n=111 if n < 1000: nest_func(n)#n=111
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We are supposed to modify a code in VHDL for counter we got from school by a line or two to count in the range from A to B. This is what we've got so far.
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Answered 2018-Mar-16 at 09:00Use ieee.numeric_std.all
package. Then just write
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I'm a beginner in batch programming. I want to create a batch script in order to create a random sequence of eight alphanumeric characters. This is my tentative:
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Answered 2017-Oct-09 at 05:46You can do this with a slight modification to Stephan's elegant solution:
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I have the following code to generalize many very similar objects' initialization. I've generalized the c# code (as shown below). Anyone know a better way? This isn't too bad, but still involves some copy/paste, which I'd like to avoid.
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Answered 2017-Jan-06 at 21:42I would create an extension method like this:
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