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Purpose: This script investigates whether or not synthetically constructed features will help make the linear model (LogisticRegression) predict better. Author: Eric Chio "log0" im.ckieric@gmail.com. Summary: Our test aims to find out if artificial features could make the prediction more accurate. In our case, we found that an additional of 2 features or more (despite discovered via bruteforce manner) does increase the prediction capabilities. Dataset is available here :
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I keep getting syntax errors while compiling this code in prolog. I'm new to programming so I don't quite understand. Can someone please help me debug where I went wrong? The expert system was meant to classify animals with vertebrates and invertebrates. This is the code I currently have:
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Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 08:37You have some typos.
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I have dataset in the form of xml and I want to convert tis into tabular form so that I can move further in my project. Given are the data set and I have also mentioned the code which I have written.
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Answered 2020-May-02 at 09:25I fixed your code. You needed to add a loop for the extra level doc -> texts -> text. And also corrected a few minor bugs. Enjoy!!
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I created a simple word feature detector. So far been able to find particular features (jumbled within) the string, but the algorithm get confused with certain sequences of words. Let me illustrate:
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Answered 2018-Aug-22 at 19:40There are several problems with the code you posted :
negative_trailers = '|'.join(negative_descriptors)
should benegative_trailers = '|'.join(negative_trailers )
- You should also convert your list keywords to string as you did for your other lists so that it can be passed to a regex
- There is no use to use 3 times 'r' in your regex
After these corrections your code should look like this :
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I have the following data frame:
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Answered 2018-Mar-28 at 04:13Is this what you're after?
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I am doing an analysis of automated volumetric fat measurements in different body compartments on abdominal CT scans. Measurements are taken at consecutive vertebral levels for each patient's scan, and each patient has multiple compartments measured separately (subcutaneous and visceral). Prior research has identified the ratio of visceral/subcutaneous fat measurements to be of particular interest.
I am having a difficult time trying to calculate this ratio in my dataset. In this example code there are six entries per patient. Each entry is associated with a measured fat volume of a compartment at a vertebral level.
What I want to do is create a new measurement type - 'vat/sat' - that is just a ratio of the two measures at each of the three vertebral levels. In essence, I am trying to insert three new observations per patient that are associated with a new factor level and value that is an operation of other values. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Answered 2017-Sep-14 at 16:57I would consider going to wide format, where it's more natural:
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I have the following data frame:
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Answered 2017-Aug-03 at 03:51You can use n_distinct
to count unique values:
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i'm searching for a Javascript framework that can help me to add legends to images i have in my database. What i have : -> a JSON file that contains all the legends with its coordinates on the image.
Ex. i have this image : 225_4.png
the JSON content that suits the image : {image": "225_4.png", "height": 37.16999999999996, "width": 65.46599999999998, "y": 67.57999999999993, "x": -62.54000000000005, "legend": "Vertebral _RL_ foramen _RL_ "}
it's a web app so i'm developping in Javascript.
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Answered 2017-Apr-30 at 12:21You can achieve this using a canvas
.
Here is an example:
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