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Questions tagged [vocabulary]

For questions related to dictionary-like structures in programming, mainly to Semantic Web vocabularies. Please do not use in place of the "terminology" tag.

In Semantic Web

  • In the Semantic Web field, a controlled vocabulary is a set of URIs used to identify things, relations or classes.

  • A vocabulary with well-developed subsumption (subclass-superclass) relations is often called a taxonomy.

  • A taxonomy with well-developed non-subsumption relations is often called an ontology.

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resource that explains vocabulary used in Edward Kmett's lens package

I am trying to read the documentation in Edward Kmett's Lens package. I am not familiar with a lot of the terms used (profunctor, isomorphism, monomorphic, contravariant, bifunctor, etc...) What would be a good resource to go to learn some of this…
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Is there a dictionary about common programming vocabulary?

When I need a name for a new class that extends behaviour of an existing class, I usually have hard time to come up with a name for it. For example, if I have a class MyClass, then the new class could be named something like MyClassAdapter,…
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How to find the vocabulary size of a spaCy model?

I am trying to find the vocabulary size of the large English model, i.e. en_core_web_lg, and I find three different sources of information: spaCy's docs: 685k keys, 685k unique vectors nlp.vocab.__len__(): 1340242 # (number of…
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How to restore a vocab file asset saved using Tensorflow SavedModel

I am working through a Tensorflow blog to create a CNN. Its a great article but it does use the following code to save and restore the vocab file to the file system: vocab_processor.save(vocab) vocab_processor =…
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Kind of a question about the English language: Using plural in the first part of an identifier name

As a non-native English speaker, I often wonder about using the plural form in the initial part(s) of noun phrases when naming classes or objects. For example: If I have an interface to multiple [streaming] players, it is good English to name it…
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RDF Vocabulary for describing Uri components

Is there a known RDF vocabulary for describing metadata of Uri components? (e.g. scheme, authority, querystring, etc.) Update I have been able to find a DublinCore term resource for URI, but the extent of information communicated in the…
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How do you maintain your program vocabulary?

In a not-so-small program, when you have not-so-few entities, in order to maintain code readability, common terms, and otherwise improve mutual understanding between team members, one have to define and maintain program vocabulary. How do you (or…
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Return the most similar document compared to a query document by using Cosine similarity in python

I have a set of files and a query doc.My purpose is to return the most similar documents by comparing with query doc for each of the document.To use cosine similarity first i have to map the document strings to vectors.Also i have already created a…
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Tagging and Searching Plone Content from Constrained Vocabularies

I want to let my editors tag content on several orthogonal vocabularies and then have a nice search interface that lets users search for the content based on those vocabularies. It seems too parts of the solution exist ATVocabularyManager - lets…
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RDF Data Cubes, AttributeProperty, units of measurement & QUDT

I'm doing some work with RDF Data Cubes vocabulary for publishing time-series of various data, among others sensors. The measurement of the sensor is taken at a specific time at a specific station. Both time and station I will model as…
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Microdata for dictionary : can I use yandex

I'm willing to use microdata/microformat/etc. for the part of my website which is an online dictionary. Basically I just want to tag word and definition to help search engines to grab the most important data in every page belonging to the…
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custom url for taxonomy > vocabulary at Drupal 6

I'm new at Drupal. a question; I create a hotels directory site. I created Taxonomy>Vocabulary for locations like London, Liverpool, etc... For example the url below lists the London localhost/drupal/taxonomy/term/1 how can change that url to…
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define mysql indexing

What is indexing? What is full text? I know the answers to both questions, but I can't expose those answers in the exact way to an interviewer: indexing means something like index in book fulltext means for search string Can please give me…
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WordNet(JWI MIT) : How to find words with a particular alphabet/phrase?

How can I find the list of words starting with a particular alphabet or particular phrase using JWI MIT interface(http://projects.csail.mit.edu/jwi/) from WordNet API(http://wordnet.princeton.edu/). Any Idea, how to achieve this?
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Problems using a custom vocabulary for TfidfVectorizer scikit-learn

I'm trying to use a custom vocabulary in scikit-learn for some clustering tasks and I'm getting very weird results. The program runs ok when not using a custom vocabulary and I'm satisfied with the cluster creation. However, I have already…
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