The accepted answer in
Using Stanford Tregex in Python
is almost solving my problem, but I don't know how to set the language to German. Can anybody help me?
It should work if when you start the server you add -serverProperties StanfordCoreNLP-german.properties. Let me know if that doesn't work. Also make sure you have the German models jar on your CLASSPATH.
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My employer wants to know if MeshLab is affected by the Log4j vulnerability. Could someone help me out? Does Meshlab use Log4J at all?
PS. I really know nothing about programming so "for dummies" answers only, please. Thx
If you check the source code on Github
https://github.com/cnr-isti-vclab/meshlab/blob/f3568e75c9aed6da8bb105a1c8ac7ebbe00e4536/src/common/GLLogStream.h
Meshlab does not use Log4J, looks like they created their on logger.
This question deals with how to convert .osg to .obj but I am using the WebGL version. The osgconv cant handle the .osgjs extention. I cannot find any tools with regular search.
Typing osgconv model.osgjs model.obj doesnt work.
The osgjs plugin is intended only for exporting osg scenes towards osgjs and as such supports only writing, not reading.
See implementation here.
Redis is using utf8 code and for my project I need to get text language which is utf8 encoded text.
Is there any way that can give a clue about the language of the text?
EDIT: My project is on NodeJs programming language. In Redis maybe lua script has a way to handle this but in nodejs is there any package which can understand the text which is retrieved from Redis?
Do a google search for "language detect node". This turned up https://github.com/FGRibreau/node-language-detect and https://github.com/dachev/node-cld.
Language detection is not a Redis specific task. I don't known which language you are using but in Ruby you can use whatlanguage gem for detect langauge. I think other languages has similar libraries too.
I want to use weka for text classification for Persian text. But I have a problem.
Tokenizer, stoplist and stemmer in Persian is different from these in English. So I should use my stemmer, tokenizer and stoplist in weka's interface there is a soulution to use my own stoplist but there is no way to change stemmer and tokennizer.
I want to know is there anyway to change them without modify weka's source code?
Because I am new in java and I don't know how I should modify weka source code.
i find my answer!it's impossible do it without modify weka's source code
i forced to modify weka's source code.i had so much trouble to do it .because i am new in java!and so i put a brief steps to modifying weka's code to help others :
first you should set java environment variable that described in this link:
http://www.ntu.edu.sg/home/ehchua/programming/howto/Environment_Variables.html
and then instal ant that described in this links :
http://ant.apache.org/bindownload.cgi
and finally see this video to find out how should you modify weka 's code:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buCpG7uV_v4
I have found very few libraries in Python able to parse excel files, and none of them were in Python 3.x nor passed with success the 2to3 step.
What would be your suggestions ?
Have a look at Python Package Index (Pypi), section Python 3 .
xlrd3 is a port of xlrd, a python 2.x lib to parse Excel files.
My suggestion would be to contact the authors of the libraries and help port them. It's not horribly hard and quite fun! Your only other option is to use Python 2, and that is obviously not as fun. :)
Possibly you could export to CSV as well, but I guess you would have if that was an option.
xlsxwriter is a good tool I've found, and practically the only one for Python 3 that hasn't been discontinued.
I know it works well with both Linux and Windows--LibreOffice in both Linux and Windows, and Excel in Windows.