wordMAP | Multilingual Word Alignment Prediction | Natural Language Processing library

I run a Spark Streaming program written in Java to read data from Kafka, but am getting this error, I tried to find out it might be because my version using scala or java is low. I used JDK version 15 and still got this error, can anyone help me to solve this error? Thank you.

This is terminal when i run project :

Rendering hexagons in d3.js in the wordmap

I need to render hexagons in a wordmap I have this code that renders circles but I want to render polygons and use a function that converts the coordinates to points

I am sorry if this has been asked before (It seems as though every question has been asked before but with the plethora of questions asked on stack overflow it is sometimes hard to find). I have created a map of maps and am attempting to access the data in the second map. However, this is giving me issues in that I am unable to do iter->second.first or iter->second.second. I am able to do iter->first and iter-> second, but iter-> second is just a map and I am attempting to get the values in the second. I currently have "iter-second[x]" (just trying to find different ways to access the values) but I'm sure there is an easier way to do this. Attached are images of my code, what the map looks like while debugging, and the map creation, if there is anything else you need please let me know.

When I create the map I am assigning the incoming vector of arrays to the first key (works great, then I am assigning an int variable "lineCount" that is keeping track of the lines that have been read in, then incrementing the value of the second key by one if it has already been found.

assigning key's and value code in map:

I am trying to draw a world map where selected countries are filled in different colours. Specifically, I want to separately identify the subregions of particular regions (eg, for the UK: England, Wales and Scotland).

I found this answer to a related question which helpfully shows how to replace regions with subregions and use the geom_map command which matches the entries in map$region.

Ploting subregions in wordmap with ggplot2

However, for say the UK, I am struggling to work out how to separately identify “England” since it is not explicitly a subregion in the world database used by map_data. In addition, while the region replacement works for highlighting Great Britain I can’t get it to do the same for subregions that make up Great Britain (eg. Wales).

Here is my code:

I have a Map where I want to sum all values.

It will be used as word dictionary in a toy spelling corrector which is described here.

Naive attempt

I'm new to C++, having some fun with it. And I don't understand why this code isn't working and throwing access memory violation exception. It works but when I is 6 it throws the exception

What I'm doing here is I'm trying to experiment with 128 position numeral system.

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I am trying to make a simple machine learning algorithm that takes in a body of text, parses it into a set and a list, gets context from a map of type , vector >, the list being of any size M, and then outputs a body of text resembling the input text. The problem came when I switched the map from type > to the type above, and the compiler throws me an error with a big, long error code that, from what I gather, means I did something wrong. (At least I assume it's that because asking me how my day was seems unlikely)

I output my list, set, map to separate files, and I've tried nesting my iteration loops differently, but the output looks all jacked up for the map.

I'm working on a three.js scene that renders some textured point sprites. Those sprites get their textures from a single uniform, and that uniform is a 2D canvas on which I've drawn the letters of the alphabet:

While all the letters are rendered on this canvas in black, points in the three.js scene that are far from the camera appear quite faintly in my scene:

I have a c++ map declared as follows