yaha | Chinese Word Segmentation efficiently by using Yaha
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- Perform the KSP algorithm
- Determines the distance between two nodes
- Return the shortest path between node_start and node_end
- Calculates the distance between two nodes
- Calculate PSD for each word
- Add a valid word
- Calculate info entropy
- Return the PS for a word
- Add a word l r and r r r
- Add a word to the process
- Resets the state
- Process a sentence
- Adds a word l and r r
- Adds a PWord object to the PWord object
- Get a modified dictionary
- Modify a word base
- Perform the learn
- Creates a new process
- Add user - defined frequencies
- Saves the word to a file
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Answered 2021-Jan-05 at 19:21You should set outline: none for focus state also:
QUESTION
I want my URL's to show slug instead of id. After following a Youtube video I reached to a stage where admin is automatically creating slugs when I save my products. But still I can not figure out how to show slug in url of detailsview.
I created a utils.py in my project folder which is named as myawesomecart
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Answered 2020-Aug-19 at 07:45You have to use the slug
instead of the id
in your url pattern:
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I am trying to build Python model that could classify account names as either legitimate or gibberish. Capitalization is not important in this particular case as some legitimate account names could be comprised of all upper-case or all lower-case letters.
Disclaimer: this is just a internal research/experiment and no real action will be taken on the classifier outcome.
In my particular, there are 2 possible characteristics that can reveal an account name as suspicious, gibberish or both:
Weird/random spelling in name or name consists of purely or mostly numbers. Examples of account names that fit these criteria are: 128, 127, h4rugz4sx383a6n64hpo, tt, t66, t65, asdfds.
The name has 2 components (let's assume that no name will ever have more than 2 components) and the spelling and pronounciation of the 2 components are very similar. Examples of account names that fit these criteria are: Jala Haja, Hata Yaha, Faja Kaja.
If an account name meets both of the above criteria (i.e. 'asdfs lsdfs', '332 333') it should also be considered suspicious.
On the other hand, a legitimate account name doesn't need to have both first name and last name. They are usually names from popular languages such as Roman/Latin (i.e. Spanish, German, Portuguese, French, English), Chinese, and Japanese.
Examples of legitimate account names include (these names are made up but do reflect similar styles of legitimate account names in real world): Michael, sara, jose colmenares, Dimitar, Jose Rafael, Morgan, Eduardo Medina, Luis R. Mendez, Hikaru, SELENIA, Zhang Ming, Xuting Liu, Chen Zheng.
I've seen some slightly similar questions on Stackoverflow that asks for ways to detect gibberish texts. But those don't fit my situation because legitimate texts and words actually have meanings, whereas human names usually don't. I also want to be able to do it just based on account names and nothing else.
Right now my script takes care of finding the 2nd characteristic of suspicious account names (similar components in name) using Python's Fuzzy Wuzzy package and using 50% as the similarity threshold. The script is listed below:
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Answered 2018-Jun-02 at 21:40For the 1st characteristic, you can train a character-based n-gram language model, and treat all names with low average per-character probability as suspicious.
A quick-and-dirty example of such language model is below. It is a mixture of 1-gram, 2-gram and 3-gram language models, trained on a Brown corpus. I am sure you can find more relevant training data (e.g. list of all names of actors).
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I had written code for displaying the tableview with 3 sections and now i want to store the selected row item into an array and when ever i tried this below code i am getting array value is nil. suggest me how to solve this problem Below i am adding code and Json sample data
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Answered 2017-May-11 at 11:21Try this code
Before you should create new NSMubaleArray *storeArray;
NSMutableArray with allocation storeArray = [[NSMutableArray alloc]init];
in viewDidLoad
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You can use yaha 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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