Reddit Nut Meter - Using NLP techniques and Machine Learning algorithms, this project profiles "extremists" on Reddit.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6q65q8/reddit_nut_meter_using_nlp_techniques_and_machine/
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Reddit Nut Meter - Using NLP techniques and Machine... • r/Python
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Finding median curve from curves - HDR boxplot: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6q6bgv/finding_median_curve_from_curves_hdr_boxplot/
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Finding median curve from curves - HDR boxplot • r/Python
For those who are dealing with functional data (a 1D curve), I have written some code that—with tests of course. So if you have lot of curves and...
How to use code from external files?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6q6ozl/how_to_use_code_from_external_files/
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How to use code from external files? • r/Python
I'm working on a project at the moment, and I wanted to know: How would one pull code from an external file? Basically, I'll have a separate file...
Ajax to Python on Google Cloud: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45336578/ajax-to-python-on-google-cloud
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Ajax to Python on Google Cloud
I'd like to send some (JSON, for now) data to a Python script and access the result.
After trying and failing to do this own my own, I came across two examples here on SO.
I have been able to make
After trying and failing to do this own my own, I came across two examples here on SO.
I have been able to make
extend a shape to add dimensions. (being a (30,30) list into a (30,30,1,96) ): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6q6ufe/extend_a_shape_to_add_dimensions_being_a_3030/
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extend a shape to add dimensions. (being a (30,30) list... • r/Python
basically i have a 30x30 square. I want the 30x30 square repeated such that the dimensions are (30,30,1,96). Preferably in numpy
Help, How to download multiple files with python?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6q7aix/help_how_to_download_multiple_files_with_python/
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Help, How to download multiple files with python? • r/Python
Hey guys, I was wondering how does one go about to download multiple files from a website? Any modules etc I should look at? Also the webpage has...
Introducing /r/pyfinance, a python-based algorithmic trading subreddit [x-post /r/finance]: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6q72mm/introducing_rpyfinance_a_pythonbased_algorithmic/
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Introducing /r/pyfinance, a python-based algorithmic... • r/Python
I created /r/pyfinance because /r/algotrading seems to be more catered towards R than any other language (including python). Python is definitely...
Hello, I'm _moviebot_. I reply to IMDB links with movie name and trailers!: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6q7k6u/hello_im_moviebot_i_reply_to_imdb_links_with/
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Hello, I'm _moviebot_. I reply to IMDB links with movie... • r/Python
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Made a League of Legends API Wrapper that I am pretty proud of. First python project.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6q7usp/made_a_league_of_legends_api_wrapper_that_i_am/
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Made a League of Legends API Wrapper that I am pretty... • r/Python
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Learn Python Episode #5: Creating and Running our First Script: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6q7xuc/learn_python_episode_5_creating_and_running_our/
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Learn Python Episode #5: Creating and Running our First... • r/Python
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lambda functions and data frames: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6q8439/lambda_functions_and_data_frames/
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lambda functions and data frames • r/Python
are lambdas and apply method the only way to call functions on an entire data frame. def english_string(language): if 'english' in...
IsotopeResearch: A research blog powered by Django-hotsauce and ZODB: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6q9ys5/isotoperesearch_a_research_blog_powered_by/
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IsotopeResearch: A research blog powered by... • r/Python
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We're starting an open source scientific Python package for plasma physics called PlasmaPy, kind of inspired by AstroPy. It's in the early stages. Contributors of all kinds (programming, docs, physics, discussion, ideas) are more than welcome! Give open science a hand (and a few lines of code)!: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6qa11t/were_starting_an_open_source_scientific_python/
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We're starting an open source scientific Python package... • r/Python
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Send intermittent status of request before sending actual response: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45319645/send-intermittent-status-of-request-before-sending-actual-response
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Send intermittent status of request before sending actual response
I have a server, which takes few minutes to process a specific request and then responds to it.
The client has to keep waiting for the response without knowing when it will complete.
Is there a...
The client has to keep waiting for the response without knowing when it will complete.
Is there a...
Custom post install script not running with pip: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44549600/custom-post-install-script-not-running-with-pip
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Custom post install script not running with pip
Please before flagging as duplicate, I have tried a bunch of solutions
including one here
but no luck
I have created a simple tool to do some tasks and was able to package it successfully.
When
including one here
but no luck
I have created a simple tool to do some tasks and was able to package it successfully.
When
Draw stuff on running Applications? Some questions: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/6qb42y/draw_stuff_on_running_applications_some_questions/
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Draw stuff on running Applications? Some questions • r/Python
Hi guys, i want to do the following: basically i want a python script to draw stuff on the window of an already running application (a game). Just...