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Hello! With your perfect help here I've already found out how to compute trending topics (standard score + floating average). My next problem: I have the terms (consisting of 1-3 words) in my database connected with the time they were mentioned. But the...
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"Barack" will always be referring to "Barack Obama.
Assuming, of course, that your partial terms are only present in the correct context, either individually or combined to the full term - i.e.
Obama"s ...
On Thu, 16 Aug 2007 15:17:00 +0100, Alf Eaton <lists@hubmed.org> wrote: A couple of questions about term frequencies and stemming: - What's the best way to get the most common unstemmed form of a Porter-stemmed word from the index? For example...
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With PyLucene: terms = reader.terms() while terms.next(): term = terms.term() if term.field, at 15:17, Alf Eaton wrote: > > - Is there a way to get a list of all the terms in the index it's related to docFreq, but can....
Use however you like as long as its not in a hateful manner. Do not use for profit. I don't mind being used with other artists if they don't mind. Anything you would consider a background or embellishment does not need a credit. Thanks! Do not offer my...
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((Hugs)) Shelia READ AND UNDERSTOOD READ AND UNDERSTOOD Hugs Fern Read and understood, many thanks for sharing Read and Understood... .
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When first getting into the IT field I wasn't sure how to properly pronounce many words/terms such as daemon, sql... I am curious what terms people continue to hear mispronounced along with the correct pronunciation.
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English is my second language and most of the time I learn these terms from books, not from other people-sharp'! Not exactly a computer term, but you just can't speak vendor Motherboards without the term "product family" a little....
MS SQL Server and Oracle, which one is better in terms of scalability? For example, if the data size reach 500 TB etc.
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However if one has lots of updates, then Oracle would scaleup .
And better in terms of performance.
Hi, What are terms/slangs used to describe the act of solving a bug? e.g. squashed the bug Others?
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Finding it is "debugging", and applying what you found is "fixing .
We use the term 'resolved'.
What are cons to use % over em in terms of accessibility?
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This led to the recommendation to stay away from pixels in order to allow users to view... .
In the olden days, internet explorer wouldn't let you zoom a page if sizes were specified in pixels, but would if in em or % .
I don't think there are any any more.
Which desktop CPU is the most efficient in terms of GFLOPS per Watt?
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By processor family The Wikipedia....
For example, TOP500 by processor generation and ...
From my research, it would be an Athlon 64 x2 3800 I haven't done any research on the subject, but if I should do so, I'd start with the ones used in supercomputers .
Which control is best in terms of performance... multi-view or TabContainer in asp.net ?
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So if you have TabContainer from a third party source, use MultiView which is native to... .
As far as i know TabContainer isn't a native control in ASP.NET, you could use TabStrip from microsoft.web.ui.webcontrols, but this is limited to Internet Explorer .
I need a "I accept terms of service" checkbox on a page, it has to be checked in order for the order to proceed. It seems hence illogical to have a column in the database to match this (whether user has accepted or declined terms). I am using the form...
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What about having an attr_accessor :terms in your Client model? This should work fine, without that the 'terms' attribute is being passed within the 'client' hash, perhaps try a adding raise, or to reset :terms to "not accepted" ....
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