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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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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 looking for GUI based client for Cassandra database. Two project seems to be workable i.e. helenos, cassandra-cluster-admin. Unfortunately both of these projects seems no more being maintained. I have searched a lot over web but could not find any. Can you please suggest a free tool you know about?
I am using Datastax DevCenter and works so far with basic functionality to write queries, view list of keyspaces and tables.
https://www.datastax.com/products/datastax-devcenter-and-development-tools#DataStax-DevCenter
You can use dbeaver (works with many databases):
http://dbeaver.jkiss.org/
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I think "Office lens" is quiet a useful tool that turns photos into documents. After that, the documents can be used as input for many other applications. So, I think the release of Office Lens's API will motivate quite a large number of wonderful apps.
Looking forward...
The Office Lens app has been available on the Windows Phone platform for a while now and recently was made available on iOS as well as Android (Beta). http://blogs.office.com/2015/04/02/office-lens-comes-to-iphone-and-android/
Please give it a try.
Since the question specifically talked about creating documents programatically, the Word ObjectModel can be directly used (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/ff597928.aspx) to achieve the desired result.
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Can someone point me to a tutorial or API resource for Autonomy IDOL search?
Thanks.
Also, the API is pretty well documented if you go to the following URL -
http://[autonomy_url]?action=help
Do you have access to an automater acount?
The knowledge base section contains some examples.
If you are using the JAVA API there are JAVADOC with some examples
The COM API contains sample code.
There are three main sources I tend to use, for almost any IDOL Server work: the built in help, the IDOL Server Administration guide and the support site.
Experimentation can be worthwhile, once you have some familiarity with the system.
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How did you get started with CouchDB?
Resources to recommend?
The CouchDB wiki is the definitive source of info. The in-progress CouchDB book will likely replace it as the best getting started resource once its complete. For most folks, it seems the hardest part of CouchDB to grok is the map/reduce paradigm. The interactive CouchDB simulator from Mu Dynamics is an awesome learning tool for understanding the map/reduce paradigm in CouchDB.
In addition to the above, I can recommend you get a CouchDB server up and running with minimum effort by grabbing the TurnKeyVM image
FYI - I'm also just starting to investigate it now...pretty excited, hope it does what I think it can do for me!