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I am trying to build an agent/chatbot.
The human will be contacting the agent using a certain phraseology (very well specified).
I am new to this field, and I discovered that I can use Rule-based or machine learning. I have read that Rasa is not a rule based framework, but at the same time it uses Spacy.
Can somebody explain this to me.
You can configure Rasa to use SpaCy for e.g. entity extraction, so they're not mutually exclusive. If you want to build a virtual assistant (chatbot) then Rasa will provide you far more capabilities than raw SpaCy since it is intended to be a chatbot building framework, whereas SpaCy is a general NLP library.
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I am relatively new and unfamiliar with the concept of SCA and vulnerability scans and I've just heard about Veracode and want to venture into more options that are available which share some ( or have some additional functionality ) to Veracode.
Thanks!
Veracode provides us with three kinds of scans, namely:
Static Scans (SAST) - requires source code and integrated into SLDC
at an early stage
Dynamic Scans (DAST) - requires running instance
and integrated towards the end of SLDC
Manual PenTest
SCA - part of SAST, checks for vulnerabilities in libraries you are using for your project
For more information on the difference between SAST and DAST: https://www.synopsys.com/blogs/software-security/sast-vs-dast-difference/
After researching for a while CheckMarx can be used as an alternative SAST solution to Veracode and it offers SCA just like Veracode too
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I finally was able to install the latest version of pylucene, though I'm not able to locate tutorials or examples on how to do some basic funtionalities like indexing, specifying the query and retrieving documents.
According to the official Apache Lucene website: "PyLucene is a Python extension for accessing Java LuceneTM. Its goal is to allow you to use Lucene's text indexing and searching capabilities from Python. It is API compatible with the latest version of Java Lucene..." - so I would suggest you to learn Lucene API in Java.
In addition, the official site also offers PyLucene samples:
https://lucene.apache.org/pylucene/features.html
Finally, I would recommend you to consider using PySolr / Solr instead of PyLucene / Lucene, as discussed and answered in another post: https://stackoverflow.com/a/15706624/9263939
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Are there any good free NLP tools(for node)/APIs available for free? So far I found some github repos such as natural, that seem decent for basic senstence analysis, but not so good for more advanced stuff. Also I noticed the google NLP, but that isn't free. Anyone has experience working with these things and can recommend something free to use and powerful?
Go with the Stafford NLP API. I say this because of their good NLP online courses
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My company a web based ERP system and there are several tedious, repetitive tasks I'd like to automate and seems like it should be fairly easy to do in Python... I've been using the Pandas library and only familiar with the analytical power of Python.
Is there a library anyone would suggest for accomplishing this?
Thank you,
Me
You may try ClointFusion which offers 100+ easy to use functions developed using pyautogui, helium among others.
Disclaimer: I am one of the Developers of ClointFusion
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I'm starting a project in Unity 5.3.2, something like a VR simulation, and I would like to integrate a voice chat. I've made my own research but all I found are deprecated scripts, such as voice-chat, do you have any interesting (preferably free) alternative for Unet to accomplish my goal?
Thank you in advance!
I have successfully used that open-source project you mentioned with Unity 5.
If you take the master branch then it can work with Photon Networking.
However, for UNET you should take the Pull Request #5 branch:
https://github.com/fholm/unityassets/pull/5
You still need to actually wire it up with your networking code.