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I am using itext 5 legacy for the first time and I am new to app development. I am generating a table that keeps splitting the columns into new rows on a new page and it would repeat the data.

The first Table: The second table with split columns and repeating data:

Third table:

The fourth table:

The fifth Table:

The table is required to be one long row. Please help me rectify this,

Here is the code:

In a binary text classification with scikit-learn with a SGDClassifier linear model on a TF-IDF representation of a bag-of-words, I want to obtain feature importances per class through the models coefficients. I heard diverging opinions if the columns (features) should be scaled with a StandardScaler(with_mean=False) or not for this case.

With sparse data, centering of the data before scaling cannot be done anyway (the with_mean=False part). The TfidfVectorizer by default also L2 row normalizes each instance already. Based on empirical results such as the self-contained example below, it seems the top features per class make intuitively more sense when not using StandardScaler. For example 'nasa' and 'space' are top tokens for sci.space, and 'god' and 'christians' for talk.religion.misc etc.

Am I missing something? Should StandardScaler(with_mean=False) still be used for obtaining feature importances from a linear model coefficients in such NLP cases?

Are these feature importances without StandardScaler(with_mean=False) in cases like this still somehow unreliable from a theoretical point?

In eXist-db 4.4, Xquery 3.1, I am compressing a number of XML files to a .zip in a directory. The compression process uses serialize().

The XML files have some large xincludes which according to the documentation are automatically processed in serializing. I have attempted to 'turn off' the xinclude serialization in two places in the code (prologue declare and map), but the serializer is still outputting all xincludes:

In XPATH, I am treating a source XML that looks like below, where I want to concatenate the child elements of each editor with a space delimiter to create a full name, and then in turn concatenate the resulting full names with commas:

I have a simple contact form on my website which successfully issues a HTTP PUT to my eXist-db.

Each PUT creates a unique XML document like so: http://medieval-inquisition.huma-num.fr/exist/rest/db/apps/deheresi/comm/some_unique_name.xml

When it does so, the server demands a password.

What are the best practices for configuring HTTP PUT for public write, but not read/edit?

Is this simply a matter of creating a unique user / password just for this REST activity that allows only write access to this collection?

Are there other considerations?

Is there a specific, recommended eXist-db approach to this?

Thanks in advance.

On my site a user can choose a 'view' for the transcription of medieval documents. For example, at http://medieval-inquisition.huma-num.fr/doc/MS609-0001 a user can view the latin in 'interpretive' or 'diplomatic' edition. This is a toggle that uses some script to show/hide spans based on class:

The problem is that new users are reporting that this doesn't work. The error is:

Say I have an email as sample.eml and I would like to get a list of all the recipients on that email. Let's say it looks like this:

Forgive me If I'm doing this wrong, but I'm struggling with a personal project where I want to use object-oriented PHP to pull from a database that then populates the page information, but the page comes up blank. The code looks good to me, but I'm fairly new to this part of PHP and I really need someone else to take a look at the code.

Here's a little backstory, This is a webcomic currently with two comic title one with a hundred or so supporting pages and the other is around 30. I want to cut it down to two content pages, the content should feed from a database. This way I only have to update the database rather than constantly creating new pages.

The content page has two variables that dictate what information is going to be pulled from the database.

• $comicTitle which for this example is "inquisition"
• $issuePage will change more frequently, but for this example issue1_pg30 is what I'm using.

Here's the whole code: