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You need to parse the dict then append it to a DataFrame.

You will need to turn these strings into vectors, and pad them to equal length. I'll show you an example with just partial_x_train_actors_array:

as JETM said this is caused by a generator raising StopIteration instead of returning. in this case it's extractWithoutOrder() which is called by extractOne().

you can either wait for an update, or just make sure you don't pass an empty list to extractOne(), as that's what causes it to raise the exception

that said, given that extractOne just returns the single "best" string it seems unlikely that it could do much even if it wasn't hitting this change. i.e. you'd only another exception in this case

You are getting an error because the text property needs a string and you are providing a string array. Even though the textbox is multiline you can't just pass in an array. What you need to do is this:

We finally figured out what was causing this error when we tried to receive from the Service Broker queue. As it turns out, the CancellationToken that is passed in to our receiveXmlMessage function was being cancelled by other logic in our application that monitors the number of conversing conversations and attempts to recreate our Notifier object if the number of conversing conversations exceeds a certain threshold and the most recently closed conversation is older than another threshold. Due to a bug in the logic for the age of the most recently closed conversation, effectively only the number of conversing conversations was being used to reset the Notifier, and when the DB blocking occurred last week, over 150,000 conversing conversations accumulated. This caused our application to continually cancel the CancellationToken while we were trying to receive messages from Service Broker. Once we took our application down, cleaned up all the conversing conversations, and fixed the bug in the date math for the last closed conversation, the error stopped occurring.

It may be useful to note, for anyone encountering the message:

Here's a quick example:

You don't specify which version of jQuery you're using, so here's assuming you're using a somewhat current build;

You can use $.when() which is in jQuery 1.5+.

$.when() allows you to bundle (essentially) a bunch of async methods (ajax in this case) and wait until all of them have completed. In your example you are firign one request, waiting for the response and then firing another. With $.when(); if your connection allows it they can all fire simultaneously, saving a lot of time in your example!

something like: