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by butterm 10y ago
Thanks for doing this. I wanted to do the same things a few months back. I looked into a lot of dictionary APIs, but as you mention in the repo, they suck at connecting different parts of speeches. It's funny how simple this sounds bu
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Hard Work, Little Reward(nature.com)
2 points by butterm 10y ago|0 comments
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Pip 9.0 is out(pip.pypa.io)
2 points by butterm 10y ago|0 comments
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by butterm 10y ago
I am using elementary OS for the past one and a half years, and honestly speaking, I am in love with it. I am a long time Linux user, and whenever I get a chance, I tell people about all the great things about Linux and why it's better
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by butterm 10y ago
Interesting article but that PDF is 39 MB and took an awful lot of time to load on my browser.
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by butterm 10y ago
Key changes: * Faster indexing * Ingest node * New scripting language (called Painless) * New data structures from Lucene * Instant Aggregation * TF/IDF -> BM25 to calculate relevance * Fail faster philosophy * a low level Java HTTP
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Allan J. Lichtman's election prediction system(washingtonpost.com)
28 points by butterm 10y ago|11 comments
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by butterm 10y ago
I am so glad that you guys open sourced displaCy. I would love to give it a spin on my system. Kudos for all the great work you are doing!
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by butterm 10y ago
Yup, I know about that but Displacy is just so much more beautiful. Also, while NLTK's basic Twitter tokenizer is okay, I find that ARK's tokenizer [0] is much better. Similarly, for POS tagging of tweets, I am using the GATE POS
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by butterm 10y ago
What i love about spacy is their dependency parsing visualization tool[0]. Its so much better than what Stanford offers. Other than that, I find Spacy's philosophy of "one (best) way of doing everything" a bit stifling. I don