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A collection of tools, data structures and methods for exporting Blender data (such as meshes and armatures) and preparing it for your rendering pipeline.
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QUESTION
I'm doing an analysis of scientific publications from around 30,000 journals. My list has over 1.3 million records but with several duplicates (ex: a paper with more than one author from different institutions appear more than once).
Well, I would like to perform a record comparison that would result in a new ID column with the same value for the same papers. This would be very easy with dplyr if the records were equal, but there are several matching problems, as different authors may include the information in distinct ways, or they can make mistakes.
Here is an example of the type of records and problems I have, and the type of ID I would like to generate:
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Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 20:11This seems to be something that studied by Record Linkage literature. A R package to use might be fastlink here.
In general, Record Linkage tries to solve the problem that there are two datasets: A and B, where you know that some of the A records must be matched with entries from B, but there isn't a perfect identifier to tell you so. Hence we need to leverage different columns of information to help us determine what is a match or not.
I notice that some comments suggesting soundex or ISSN, which are very useful observations, but Record Linkage methodology leverages all those information (and even more) to make the match. I believe this is something you are after.
PS: doi should be unique identifier for journal articles and ISSN should be identifier for journals. But some journals have both print and online ISSN, so there may be cases where two articles come from the same journal but have different ISSNs.
PS2: What would make the comparison more effective is what they called "blocking". If you take articles from same journal and same publication year, and consider them as smaller groups, then you compare articles within each group. Here you are saving lots of time and resources since you are not matching between articles that are obvious not-matches.
QUESTION
I want to list people who have certain roles like in the title, but some people who has this role do not appear on member list
Code:
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Answered 2021-Jan-03 at 17:14Role#members only includes the cached members. So you will either have to cache all the users your Client has available, or fetch all the members on that guild.
- Cache all users
To cache all the users your Client has available, pass the fetchAllMembers option as true when instantiating the Discordjs Client (not very practical for bigger bots because of the large amount of users).
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When using PyCharm to commit changes to my project on GitHub (ie; the Initial Commit), it just shows the default profile picture and "Landon" (my GitHub name), whereas if I manually modify any files through GitHub.com, the commit has my profile picture, GitHub username, and the "Verified" notice. The commits through PyCharm aren't counting towards my total on GitHub.
On PyCharm > Preferences > VCS > GitHub: I have my GitHub account linked properly (I believe?) using developer tokens.
Any help would be appreciated, it's a bit annoying and I'm not sure how to go about this. Also sorry for the wordiness of this issue, I'm not familiar with Git.
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Answered 2020-Dec-24 at 13:25The commits will be counted towards your profile if they are created with an email linked to your GitHub account.
On your machine : check that git config user.email matches your GitHub account;
set it using git config --global user.email
The "verified" notice appears if your commits are signed with your PGP key : set up your PGP key locall and configure git to sign commits.
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How can I write an R function that can take two string vectors and returns the number of common words AND which common words comparing element 1 from stringvec1 to element 1 of stringvec2, element 2 of strinvec1 to element 2 of stringvec2, etc.
Suppose I have these data:
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Answered 2020-Dec-22 at 13:25You can split string at each word and perform the operation.
In base R :
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i have a project where i try i implement the properties from the parents class(vehicle.php) into landvehicle.php .All properties are set to public. My goal is to use the properties from Vehicle for Landvehicle, for $landOne ($height) in this particular case.
Vehicle.php :
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Answered 2020-Sep-08 at 10:40in addHeight method you dont accept any params and in Landvehicle.php you passed 1.50Meter as first parameters and this is incorrect. remove your addHeight method and replace it with following code:
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I'm practicing android. In my practice app there is a Activity called Land calculation activity, there are nine buttons in this activity to call nine new activities. How can i use a single function to call all different activities. Here is code that i'm using and it is working correctly but what i want is a single function .
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Answered 2020-Jul-15 at 04:34Here, Have a look.
Implement View.onClickListner in your activity.
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Below is my code and the text files (ignore commented out lines). I'm having trouble getting the binary search method to work correctly. I have a sorted vector. I even have a for statement to print out the checks used in the binary search method and the checks inside the for loop and the print statement says it should be returning true. Thanks for any help! Tips/improvements on other parts of the code is also appreciated thank you!
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Answered 2020-Jul-11 at 02:09Remember that binary search only works on a sorted list. It starts with two variables l and r, which represent the left and right bounds that the name being searched for must lie between.
At each step, it creates a variable m = (l + r)/2 and compares the name at that index to the one being searched for. If the name is the one you're looking for, you're done. Otherwise if the name is greater, then set r to m and continue; and set l to m in the case that it is smaller.
Here is my code:
QUESTION
So this is my first year getting into code as a hobby. For my personal side project I want to make a date-matcher (not for a friend haha). This is mainly for me trying to get a better understanding for python structures.
To summarize: People fill 2 lists of names and the matcher returns back a list with random matches. (NO DUPLICATES)
Also, coming with these rules: 1. I want make every 'user'(name) choose between they are (Open, Not Interested, Taken) and match the strings accordingly.
- When the are more items in a certain list, left over strings get printed out too
3 [Optional] When users fill in their name, they can fill in a certain 'preference string', making it a higher chance to be matched together with that string.
I'm kinda stuck at the first phase, this is what I have:
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Answered 2020-Jan-25 at 18:23Now, there are things like "re" that i would suggest (like dper did in the comment of your code), but if you want to do it with your own code, would suggest using random.choice(list) after importing random (which you have done) which will chose a random person from that list, do this with both lists, and put them(as in the two given names) together into another list and remove their names from the original lists, do this until one of the lists is empty, then print out everything in the not empty list.
Woah that was a lot of lists...
preference settings would be a little more complicated, you would have to use a list, which goes everywhere the name used to go, and in that list there would be all the information they have, but this way it would be impossible(as far as i am aware) to change the likelihood of getting a certain name.
if you would like me to actually show you it with your code, comment and ask me to do so, but i would suggest giving it a go yourself (if you chose to do it this way that is).
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I am trying to use JUnit to test my code for the first time. I used the learning clip that has used the same code and everything is ok but it does not work for me! This is the part of the error that I get:
Error creating bean with name 'org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.web.WebMvcAutoConfiguration$EnableWebMvcConfiguration': Bean instantiation via constructor failed
ReservationControllerTest.java :
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Answered 2019-Apr-25 at 11:33If you are using Java higher version than 8, you may need to add this dependencies to your POM:
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I have below array of objects
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Answered 2019-Apr-12 at 12:39You could chain groupBy and map methods to first group by key, address, and className and then do one more groupBy to group and count elements with unique deviceId
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