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Select this tag when you are specifically referencing a human language, which can be important with sorting, interpretation, grammar, and other features that are not one to one related to a computer language.

Select this tag when you are specifically referencing a human language, which can be important with sorting, interpretation, grammar, and other features that are not one to one related to a computer language.

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Can Cassandra sort columns for a specific human language?

It looks like we are limited to four different data types when it comes down to sorting the columns in a row in a Cassandra table. The four types I can see are: BytesType, AsciiType, UTF8Type, IntegerType However, to sort properly in a given…
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Flutter: Understanding human language

this might be a bit of a unusual question. I have implemented voice input in my application and I need some kind of mechanism that will understand the semantics of human language. Assume the string msg contains the sentence that the user said. For…
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can python understand a human language?

I started learning python some months ago. However, I came accRoss a job online and my client wanted me to write a web application to analyse stories and get features like title, characters, proverbs, morals and songs. I achieved this through…
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Nltk .most_common(), what is the order it is returned in?

I have found the frequecny of bigrams in certain sentences using: import nltk from nltk import ngrams mydata = “xxxxx" mylist = mydata.split() mybigrams =list(ngrams(mylist, 2)) fd = nltk.FreqDist(mybigrams) print(fd.most_common()) On printing out…
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How can I use elasticsearch to search with special commands in query?

I have an elastic index with many documents. A document represents some event. Every event has a date and geolocation. I would like to send queries like these: "Some event in LA", "Some event tomorrow", "Some event near me"... How could I build this…
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