SOCC | SFU Opinion and Comments Corpus | Natural Language Processing library

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SOCC is a Python library typically used in Artificial Intelligence, Natural Language Processing applications. SOCC has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However SOCC build file is not available and it has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

SFU Opinion and Comments Corpus. The SFU Opinion and Comments Corpus (SOCC) is a corpus for the analysis of online news comments. Our corpus contains comments and the articles from which the comments originated. The articles are all opinion articles, not hard news articles. The corpus is larger than any other currently available comments corpora, and has been collected with attention to preserving reply structures and other metadata. In addition to the raw corpus, we also present annotations for four different phenomena: constructiveness, toxicity, negation and its scope, and appraisal. For more information about this work, please see our papers.

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SOCC saves you 942 person hours of effort in developing the same functionality from scratch.

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Combine annotation files
Lookup the label for a given column
Simplify dataframe
Read data from a project file
Get all the labels from a dataframe
Get the labels from a dataframe
Count the number of reactions in the dataframe
Find all reactions in the DataFrame
Find all reactions in reaction_list
Clean filenames
Combine two lists
Remove comments from files and write comments
Removes comment lines from a file
Count the number of neg votes in the given DataFrame
Return all comments in a DataFrame
Divide two lists
Count the number of votes in the post author
Return the contents of a directory
Lookup the label for the given column
Get the labelinds from a dataframe
Takes a DataFrame and returns the number of posts that belong to the thread
Create a pandas DataFrame containing the yearly count of all comments
Read a given project file
Read in a project file with blank entries
Massage files

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IEnumerable doesn't contain definition for ExpMonthYr

csvread function loads 0 values

Stuck in write operation when reading from Socket

DUMP command in PIG not working

QSerialPort cannot find the path specified

QFile path changing from build version to deploy version

QUESTION

IEnumerable doesn't contain definition for ExpMonthYr

Asked 2019-Aug-27 at 19:47

I added @model IEnumerable instead of @model TravelSOCC.Models.LansingMileage which will no longer allow me to access my ExpMonthYr

I know according to the documentation these two functions should be seperated as they are performing different task just was trying to make the end user have fewer pages to navigate.

What this is supposed to do is allow a user to select a date from the datepicker and then update the database and have it be re-displayed in a table using the @foreach this means that I need to be able to use both the @Html.EditorFor and the @Foreach within the same view but not within the same table.

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Answered 2019-Aug-27 at 18:36

What I understand is that you are trying to add header inputs in front of the table, the datepicker might be used for filtering data.

In this case, you cannot use any properties from Model, because it's a list and the list is not your search options but your search result. so you should have a SearchViewModel to pass search options to server, you can directly use LansingMileage as SearchViewModel. So if client input something, which data will be saved in this SearchViewModel.

Here is example, mostly ASP.NET Core code, but it's very similar pattern with MVC5.

At the beginning of cshtml:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57679597

QUESTION

csvread function loads 0 values

Asked 2019-Aug-18 at 20:23

I am trying to load data from a csv file using the function csvread in Matlab as follows:

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Answered 2019-Jul-29 at 19:24

An actual excerpt of the file (rather than a screenshot) would help as this is likely some sort of encoding issue (CSVs have a number of ways they can be encoded, depending on localization for example).

However, for all data creation purposes, I always find that the Matlab GUI does a great job, and if you want the code corresponding to the import it can be generated as well!

Go to Home / Import data, then just follow the steps until the preview enables you to have the data the way you want it (NB: for each column, you can choose a preferred type). Then, you can either click on "import selection", which puts the variable in the workspace, or choose "generate script" or "generate function" to get the actual code.

== edit == I hadn't seen the output you were getting, and the comment above (which was posted while I was answering) regarding the long format is likely the correct solution in this case, if the actual values aren't zeros (which is what I had assumed from your question).

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57260126

QUESTION

Stuck in write operation when reading from Socket

Asked 2018-Dec-18 at 20:33

I'm sending a file and its name through Socket to a ServerSocket. It works "partially" -- the server gets the file and saves it to disk but it does not exit the loop in the copy() method in the ClientSession class.

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Answered 2018-Dec-18 at 20:24

Think about your procotol:

The Client sends the file name, then sends the binary file, then waits for the server response.
The Server reads the file name, then the binary file until the stream is closed, then sends the success message.

But the stream is never closed since the client is waiting for the response, hence you have a deadlock in your protocol.

This is usually solved by sending the file size first and having the server read exactly that many bytes.

Alternatively you can use the TCP's one-way shutdown feature to send a signal to the server that the output stream of the socket is closed. That can be done with socc.shutdownOutput();

And please use try-with-resources to avoid resource leaks (you must close the Socket, too).

Fixed Client:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53836574

QUESTION

DUMP command in PIG not working

Asked 2018-Apr-04 at 08:36

I wrote a simple PIG program as follows to analyze a small and a modified version of the google n-grams dataset on AWS. The data looks something like this:

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Apr-02 at 16:57

Not having enough reputations to comment so posting here, are writing the above pig statements in a script or running individually from grunt shell. Also can you give a brief about the logic behind sum_occ relation.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49529308

QUESTION

QSerialPort cannot find the path specified

Asked 2018-Feb-16 at 15:52

I've downloaded the program com0com and created 3 pairs of virtual coms. To test such coms, I downloaded Termite, which open, receive, transmit and close every pair successfully. So far so good.

However, in my QT application, I can't open any of the virtual coms (I don't have a actual port so I haven't tested).

My code:

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Answered 2018-Feb-16 at 15:52

For anyone having troubles with this, open the com0com setup, now, select the option Use Port Class on your virtual port pair. Use it for both ports in the pair.

I still do not know why that's the problem, specially since other terminals opened the port with no trouble. But that solved for me. If anyone get more information, feel free to post it.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48829141

QUESTION

QFile path changing from build version to deploy version

Asked 2017-Oct-12 at 10:19

I have a program that saves data inside it's own folder. This is how I save the data:

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Answered 2017-Oct-12 at 10:19

Due to security features introduced with Windows Vista (UAC) any non-Administrator program that tries to write to protected locations such as "Program Files" will get their writes caught and redirected to an alternative "user friendly" location.

In you case C:\Users\SOCC\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\SOCC_Pesquisa\config\Values

You can find out more about UAC here on Wikipedia

So you can move in these directions:

Run program as administrator each time.
Change directory's security settings: going properties, select the Security tab and then advanced.
Request elevation for your app as you can find on Wikipedia link.
Change the savings location to a more secure and usual, like documents or whatever you want not conflicting with UAC

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41554807

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The data is divided into two main parts, with each part being, in turn, divided into three portions:. The corpus contains 10,339 opinion articles (editorials, columns, and op-eds) together with their 663,173 comments from 303,665 comment threads, from the main Canadian daily in English, The Globe and Mail, for a five-year period (from January 2012 to December 2016). We organize our corpus into three sub-corpora: the articles corpus, the comments corpus, and the comment-threads corpus, organized into three CSV files: gnm_articles.csv, gnm_comments.csv, and gnm_comment_threads.csv. article_id A unique identifier for the article. We use this identifier in the comments CSV. You'll also see this identifier in the article url. (E.g., 26691065). title The title or the headline of The Globe and Mail opinion article. (E.g., Fifty years in Canada, and now I feel like a second-class citizen). article_url The Globe and Mail url for the article. (E.g., http://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/fifty-years-in-canada-and-now-i-feel-like-a-second-class-citizen/article26691065/). author The author of the opinion article. published_date The date when the article was published. (E.g., 2015-10-16 EDT). ncomments The number of comments in the comments corpus for this article. ntop_level_comments The number of top-level comments in the comments corpus for this article. article_text The article text. We have preserved the paragraph structure in the text with paragraph tags. The CSV contains all unique comments (663,173 comments) in response to the articles in articles.csv after removing duplicates and comments with large overlap. The corpus is useful to study individual comments, i.e., without considering their location in the comment thread structure. Below we describe fields in this CSV. article_id A unique identifier for the article. We use this identifier in the comments CSV. You'll also see this identifier in the article url. (E.g., 26691065). comment_counter The comment counter which encodes the position and depth of a comment in a comment thread. Below are some examples. comment_author The username of the author of the comment. timestamp The timestamp indicating the posting time of the comment. The comments from source1 have timestamp. post_time The posting time of the comment. The comments from source2 have post_time. comment_text The comment text. The text is minimally preproessed. We have cleaned the HTML tags and have done preliminary word segmentation to fix missing spaces after punctuation. TotalVotes The total votes (positive votes + negative votes). posVotes The positive votes received by the comment. negVotes The negative votes received by the comment. vote Not sure. A Field from the scraped comments JSON.
Raw data The articles corpus The comments corpus The comment-threads corpus
Annotated data SFU constructiveness and toxicity corpus SFU negation corpus SFU Appraisal corpus
First top-level comment: source1_article-id_0
First child of the top-level comment: source1_article-id_0_0
Second child of the top-level comment: source1_article-id_0_1
Grandchildren. source1_article-id_0_0_0, source1_article-id_0_0_1
Very toxic (4)
Toxic (3)
Mildly toxic (2)
Not toxic (1)