MUTT | Machine Translation Metrics Unit TesTing
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Metrics Unit TesTing (MUTT) for machine translation and other similarity metrics.
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- Return a dictionary of all corruption
- Apply corruption to entries
- Filter the entries based on the correlation
- Normalize string
- Determine if there are semopposites in a given entry
- Compute edit distance between two strings
- Determine if the given entry is part of corruption
- Return True if two words differ
- Print badger accuracy
- Compute the accuracy of badger accuracy
- Evaluate the badger for a badger
- Calculate the terp accuracy
- Compute the accuracy between two sentences
- Evaluate the terp test
- Calculate the coco accuracy
- Evaluate COCO - eval
- Calculate the coverage accuracy
- Checks if the given entry is a negated verb
- Return True if a verb is a negated verb
- Determine if a relation is negated
- Check if a subject is negated
- Determine if the given entry is passive
- Determine if there are near synonyms
- Calculate NIST accuracy
- Determine if the given entry has corruption
- Calculate accuracy accuracy
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MUTT Examples and Code Snippets
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Trending Discussions on MUTT
QUESTION
If I directly use mutt command from my terminal I can see that subject is ?UTF-8B?base64_encoded(subject)?= and for my attachment content-disposition header will be attachment; filename*=UTF-8''UTF-8_encoded_filename. This all works fine.
But when I send this mail from java process builder, without setting any header values or any encoding just simply providing subject, to_mail values there is encoding issues, subject will be like ?unkown-8bit?B?wrong_base64_encoded(subject) the encoded subject is wrong, so while decoding there will be question marks for some characters and for attachment value of content-disposition header attachment; filename*=us-ascii''UTF-8_encoded_filename. So while the filename will be full of non human readable characters.
So, how can I set the correct encoding for the subject and also how to mention the correct encoding in the content-disposition header.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 15:57Issue got resolved after running mutt command with -e set charset=utf8.
QUESTION
I am trying to check a table and send email based on the number of records. If the records are zero for the particular date then success email shall go out. If there is any record for the particular day then error messages should go out. My problem is - the opposite is happening. even though there are no records, error mail is going out.
Below is the script
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 14:34In your lines
QUESTION
I am specifically writing this from the perspective of running Mutt from multiple hosts, but a single source-code-controlled configuration file. Leave it to the devops side that "all" host configurations are being kept adequately in-sync.
So, basically, I want a specific mailbox configuration, effectively based on host type, but more generically, based solely on the hostname command. Essentially, I want the default mailbox to be "correct" for a given host (generally /var/mail/$user for Linux hosts), but I have already defined hotkeys for Mailbox 1-3 that default to hotkeys (basically F2, F# and F4 are the IMAPS mailboxes, and the default is the local system default).
How would you set this up? Currently, I can switch between mailboxes with the proper hotkeys. But, how do I base muttrc "decisions" based on the hostname in which mutt has been run?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-08 at 08:37This solution should work with mutt and neomutt. The idea is to put host specific configuration in separate files and source them in main configuration file. See example below.
Files:
~/.neomutt/neomuttrcmain config file~/.neomutt/neomuttrc.host1host specific config file~/.neomutt/neomuttrc.host2host specific config file
Content of ~/.neomutt/neomuttrc
QUESTION
Below is the code I tried with html body with out attaching csv file. It is working fine
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-15 at 14:46If you want your recipient after the attachments, then you must add -- as a separator.
Check the manual page for mutt:
QUESTION
- An email relaying issue was resolved.
- 32 email messages to sponsors had bounced to root.
- I copied /var/mail/root to /tmp/root.
- I deleted irrelevant messages from /tmp/root (using mutt).
- All the bounced messages had the same sender.
An efficient way to do the following for all 32 messages:
- Extract each original message from the bounce message.
- Send the message as the original sender to the original recipients, including the original bcc.
- Make the sponsors notice nothing except that there was a delay in delivery.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-13 at 00:17- In mutt, start in the message index listing the bounce notification messages of interest.
- With the cursor on a bounce notification message, type v to open the Attachment Menu for the bounce notification message.
- The Attachment Menu lists all attachments. A description of each attachment is shown. The subject of the original message is its description.
- Press j to move the cursor to the attachment identified by its description as the original message. Do not open the attachment.
- Press Escape-e to start the resend-message dialog.
- The body of the original message opens in the mutt editor.
- Press : to open the editor command line.
- Press q and Enter to exit message composition.
- Press y to resend the message.
- Press q to return to the message index.
- Use j or other appropriate keys to move the cursor to another bounce notification of interest.
- As needed, go back to #2.
QUESTION
cats = {'lesson_name': {0: 'Mutt',
1: 'Ragdoll',
2: 'Black',
3: 'Calico',
4: 'Tortoise',
5: 'Mainecoon'},
'tag_list': {0: ['Orange', 'Black', 'White'],
1: ['Grey', 'White'],
2: ['Black','Brown'],
3: ['Orange','Grey','White'],
4: ['Orange', 'Brown','White'],
5: ['Grey','White']},
'Orange': {0: '',
1: '',
2: '',
3: '',
4: '',
5: ''},
'Black': {0: '',
1: '',
2: '',
3: '',
4: '',
5: ''},
'White': {0: '',
1: '',
2: '',
3: '',
4: '',
5: ''},
'Grey': {0: '',
1: '',
2: '',
3: '',
4: '',
5: ''},
'Brown': {0: '',
1: '',
2: '',
3: '',
4: '',
5: ''}}
cats_frame = pd.DataFrame(cats)
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-02 at 17:43# i holds index e.g. 1; a_list is for example [Grey, White] in the second turn
for i, a_list in enumerate(cats_frame.tag_list):
# j becomes the index number (starting at 1), color becomes e.g. "Grey"
for j, color in enumerate(a_list, start=1):
# put numbers according to tag list to the position
# where i points to the row and color points to the column
cats_frame.loc[i, color] = str(j)
QUESTION
interface NamedAnimal {
name: string;
}
interface Fish extends NamedAnimal {
type: 'fish';
water: 'fresh' | 'salt';
}
interface Dog extends NamedAnimal {
type: 'dog';
breed: 'terrier' | 'mutt';
}
type Animal = Fish | Dog;
const animals: Animal[] = [
{ type: 'dog', name: 'rover', breed:'terrier' }
];
function doSomething(animal: Animal) {
if (animal.breed) {
// do something doglike.....
}
}
doSomething(animals[0]);
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-01 at 17:37Type assertation will help you. You can specify what type you want to use in a particular case.
QUESTION
I am writing the following command in .sh file and it opens the interactive window to ask me to input an email address to send the email. The email is then sent with the attached file without issue.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-13 at 00:16Your syntax is incorrect. Look at the output of mutt -h, which should include something like this:
QUESTION
We are learning oop in my programming class and this was our first assignment for it, the problem I'm having is that it is only supposed to return "good" but i'm getting back "good 5". I'm still very new with all of this and would love some suggestions or tips on how to fix this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-04 at 13:41Change
QUESTION
Im having trouble reading data from a file. The error that i receive is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-15 at 18:47A few little things need to be changed in your code. Below is your code with my corrections. Explanations after the code.
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