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I have two dataframes, the one contains Reviews for cars and the second one contains the car make and car model. What I would like to do is use the car model df_brand['name'] to be used to lookup every word in the Review sentence df['Review'] and remove matching words. I would like to remove all the words that contain car brands in them.

Input data df['Review']:

I am trying to convert a input sentence Review into a CountVectorizer. I am struggling to handle the sentences that are passed through. How do I deal with the sentences and add vectors to these? Any assistance will be highly appreciated.

Input Data:

I am trying to run sentences through the Porter Stemmer algorithm, however am getting and error: AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'lower'. can anyone assist, as I am not able to identify the problem:

Here is my input:

This is about a Grails service injected into a Data Service. The problem is that the injected service is null at runtime. Here is an example.

Hi Im trying to build a scraper (in Python) for the website ReelGood.com.

now I got this topic to and I figured out how to scrape the url from the movie page. but what I can't seem t figure out why this script won't work:

I have some view that consists from one stackview. Every n second I should update this view with data from server. When the new data come, I clean stackView (with method removeFromSuperView of its children) and add arrangedSubviews again to update UI. Sometimes, server sends the same data as old data. But doing this update operation, my view is kinda shuddering. Its kinda dragging and shuddering every time I clean and add views to my stackview. Of course, I can only update my UI if oldData != newData. But this competition is difficult and hard to find correctly. So, how to update stackview with new data without shuddering and blinking?

Here is my code:

I have a UIViewController that contains a UICollectionView and a UIView which acts as the view header.

I would like to collapse the header when the view scrolls. I am currently doing this by capturing the top anchor for my header in a variable and using scrollViewDidScroll to set the constant for this value.

When setting @keyframes using CSS transform in Safari (desktop and iOS) with just an end frame, and then updating the starting transform position programmatically (inline via JS), Safari appears to continue to execute the animation from the initial position (i.e. using the initial transform value in the stylesheet) - not using the inline style.

In short, Safari keyframe animations don't appear to update to reflect any changes to inline styles that are added programmatically

The below snippet (reduced test case) works in both Firefox and Chrome, but Safari just animates to the position of 0. My question is whether or not there is a workaround for this? Is this an intended representation of the spec by Apple, and should programmatic inline styles be ignored for keyframe animations? I can't imagine that they should.

I have tried cloning and replacing the element, to no avail. I also tested with the inline style being included onLoad, and this did work in Safari, so the bug seems to only be when the style is added programmatically.

I appreciate I can animate entirely using JS and requestAnimationFrame, which is my fallback solution if the above fails. (Likewise, a great solution is to use the Web Animation API, which seems exactly made for this purpose. But support for that is patchy, so a no-go for now). What I am really interested in is a solution to the above bug, rather than alternative suggestions.

(As an aside, the tag still works as a cross-browser solution... *shudder*)

I need to match the values of key = value pairs in BibTeX files, which can contain arbitrarily nested braces, delimited by braces. I've got as far as matching at most two deep nested curly braces, like {some {stuff} like {this}} with the kludgey: