I had few doubts regarding the TREC style. Like is there a format when creating a topic? Should the topic be like in few words one line ? I could not find any examples so if so could you provide some.
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I have developed (with vb2010) a technique to add several bullet styles to a Rich Text Box in addition to the built-in Dot Bullet. The technique is available to anyone who needs that capability at no cost. I am just interested in giving it to anyone to help in their programming. So my question is how best to make people aware of this package. I have a example demo for anyone who is interested.
Have searched the internet but have not found an answer to my question.
I think it would help explain the code better, but what do I know, I am just a newbie, an alternative would be little audio notes as code comments.
Is this allowed, possible, desirable, or I am just saying incoherent stuff here?
There would be a lot of practical issues that would make audio notes embedded in source code problematic.
However...
You may be someone who thinks best when speaking to another person, and not someone who finds it natural to articulate their thoughts when writing. If that is the case, find out which text-to-speech converters you like best, and use them to dictate your thoughts. Then embed the text into the program source as comments.
I am new to vb.net and from pas few days i have been searching for some information. I was not able to find any proper guidance online so finally i thought that i should post here.
I want to develop a solution for EPC, electronic parts catalog. The problem i am facing is to click on the numeric numbers in an image to filter a data set.
I have tried searching online through several sources. I have tried to look into some image processing plugins as well but i was not able to find something robust and understandable as i have mentioned i am new.
Kindly can someone guide me towards the right direction.
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I'm a bit surprised there is not a defined type for a Document. Can I put a type in there that is not outlined in the Full Schema.org Hierarchy?
I'll probably use Article but it seems crazy that there isn't a type defined for documents. Such as legal documents, contracts, agreements, statement of work, NDAs, etc... Maybe a Product?
There is probably no right or wrong answer here, just looking for some tips.
CreativeWork seems to be the closest.
In the meantime there is DigitalDocument which is intended for electronic files and documents.
I am looking for named entity tagged corpus for English news domain in text and speech (transcribed) at same period of time. If anybody has any information about the corpus please send me the link.
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Khadaka
I've found the Open American National Corpus to be quite useful. They do provide a named-entity tagged portion containing both news text and transcribed speech, but note that it's tagged using the BBN NE Tagger, not an army of people. I've had decent results bootstrapping other models using this kind of corpus, though.
Best of luck. I'd be curious to hear of your results.