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Hi I'm pretty new to Stack Overflow so I hope that I'm doing this correctly and that someone out there has the answer I need.
I'm currently coding a program in Java with Eclipse IDE an my question is this:
I need a snippet of code that does the following...
Started by Evomedia on
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N.ยบ Chars: " + nChars); System.out.println(); System.out.println("Top 10 Words:"); for (int i = 0 and occurence count Comparator or Comparable for sorting your data structure to get the top 10 list); nWords += words....
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I have to say I can relate to all these words and I really wonder why we don't have any English equivalents? Can anybody help explain why?
http://bigthink.com/ideas/the-top-10...english?page=2
Started by KilljoyKlown on
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The reasons why a word or a phrase sentiment alone, I'm certain--and there is no terminology for it--it's not romantic enough for words alone, I'm certain--and there....
It may just require a bit more words to do so.
In any language.
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This little program finds the top ten most used words in a file. How would you, or could you, optimize this to process the file via line-by-line streaming, but keep it in the functional style it is now?
static void Main(string[] args) { string path = ...
Started by jsw on
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ForEach-many on the lists....
Foreach counts the words, and then writes a word and a count on the whiteboard.
Var words = from line in GetLines() from word in line.Split(' ') select word; and then words.Where its list.
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Given the following list of presidents do a top ten word count in the smallest program possible:
INPUT FILE
Washington Washington Adams Jefferson Jefferson Madison Madison Monroe Monroe John Quincy Adams Jackson Jackson Van Buren Harrison DIES Tyler Polk...
Started by ojblass on
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Then add the word to the known words list set knownwords=!knownwords! %%w ) ) ) rem Print top 10vim 60
:1,$!tr " " "\n"|tr -d "\t "|sort|uniq -c|sort -n|tail -n 10
Perl: 90
Perl: 114 (Including;=10?print"$h{$_} $_"....
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Read Martin's "The word pedants' top 10 | It's specific, not Pacific | You didn't 'literally' die."
Started by MSE Helen on
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His son was at uni....
Bought/brought is my number 1 word c o ck up hate the telephone.
To this day i do not understand why.
Really? The world is worse than it to a mod .
Note: I didn't know about the specific/Pacific confusion.
top 10.
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This is my first giveaway here at BHW. I thought that I should give something back to the community as I've learned so much here.
The article will be unique and around 500 words.
Will be delivered in max 3 days.
The article will NOT be top notch quality...
Started by Fripper on
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Ty Count me in if there is spot left id be happy to write a honest review and im always looking for new content ... .
Thanks I'll take one.
Count me in, pls Ill take one.
I am in.
Be happy to write a review for you.
Count me in I'll take one.
Count me in..
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The code below will print me the highest frequency it can find in my hash table (of which is a bunch of linked lists) 10 times. I need my code to print the top 10 frequencies in my hash table. I do not know how to do this (code examples would be great...
Started by tmhai on
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{ counter++; if(counter > 10) // We only want the top 10....
Keep to the frequency we're keeping count of...
For frequency greater than previous top frequency AND tmp->word not in list of words already used.
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Hi all,
I'm trying to devise a method that will be able to classify a given number of english words into 2 sets - "rare" and "common" - the reference being to how much they are used in the language.
The number of words I would like to classify is bounded...
Started by viksit on
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Each expert is a weak classifier, with a very simple rule: if the frequency of the word is higher than its threshold,....
For your corpus and each of the external word.
For example, you may have 10 thresholds: 0.1%, 0.2%, ..., 1.0%.
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Hi,
I've had some success comparing strings using the PHP levenshtein () function.
However, for two strings which contain substrings that have swapped positions, the algorithm counts those as whole new substrings.
For example:
levenshtein("The quick brown...
Started by thomasrutter on
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Eliminate duplicate....
You can also[0], w[1]); } }
This is for dictionary search in a trie, but for matching to a single word, as long as you give it a cost.
Just use the Damerau-Levenshtein distance on the words instead of letters.
Its easy.
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Interesting programming puzzle :
If the integers from 1 to 999,999,999 are written as words, sorted alphabetically, and concatenated, what is the 51 billionth letter?
To be precise: if the integers from 1 to 999,999,999 are expressed in words (omitting...
Started by Dominic Rodger on
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The words generate the list ....
Create an enum to represent the words.
In the concatenation of words for 0 ( represented by the empty string ) to 99 can be found and totalled; this can efficient data storage not string manipulation.
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