medley | A system for blending regression models in R | Machine Learning library

I have a string that contains a number of keywords. I would like to split the string into a list of those keywords (but keep the keywords because they identify what the following data means)

Take the following string for example:

I am new to xml and xslt . U have the following XML file

I'm trying to write some test data to a local version of Firebase. I have these variables defined in my .env.local (and .env.development files) ...

I am training a machine learning model in order to predict building price.

One of the columns is in what city the building is located. I have a lot of cities

Problem: I have attached my code for copy data and format of a html table into clipboard like below. This code work as I expected on chrome but does not on microsoft edge. I tried but cannot found any good way to make my code working on edge exactly like chrome. Is there any solution for these case?

Additional Infomation:

Chrome version: 78.0.3904.108

Edge version: Microsoft Edge 44.17763.831.0 --- Microsoft EdgeHTML 18.17763

This drive link included result of my code for chrome and edge browser (paste to text, word and excel file): https://drive.google.com/open?id=155DWin26afHumem0tYircVsNojKPEl5M

CODE: https://jsfiddle.net/bj13nu9s/

I tried the WindowAnalysis from music21. However I was wondering how i can convert the index of the window, into the time (in seconds or so) of the song. So for example how could I know at which time the first window is played? e.g. 2.5 seconds into the song

Here's the analogy: I have an organism which is composed of cells which can be further composed of a medley of attachments.

What I have currently is a sort of event chain between child/parents to handle attaching and detaching components (which could affect anything along the chain) which doesn't involve ecs at all, they are functions in the entities.

Now I've used event components already (for mouse events on objects). If I wanted the system to be pure, would I create an attach component when I attach components etc? Even then how would I get all the necessary recipients to the system that consumes the component? Is it even worth it to handle it this way instead of a chain of functions? Is there a better way?

I'm using Python 3.7. I want to apply a regex to every element in my list. Here's the list

I have a table with a field of "content" and a field of a "country". and I need to check if the country name appears in the text's content.

content:

• "La baguette est originaire de France"
  
• "החומוס הטוב ביותר הוא בישראל"
  
• "Michael Phelps earned his final gold medal when the United States team won the 4×100-meter medley relay."
  

country:

• France
  
• ישראל
  
• United States

using like clause seems to be the right option, but I don't know how to use the values in the country field for this type of check.