Comments by The_Real_Chubaka (Top 37 by date)

All your link did is just take me back where i was for the past two hours.
Thanks anyway. I'm also busy trying to write my own implementation.

I don't think they allow that. ie: It will give me more points. Especially if i 'accept' my own answer; i think they might even give me a warning. That's because it will also increase the number of pints i have.

Hi. Thank you for wanting to help me.
I already got help. I just have to find out how to delete this question now.
My fileHandler is a handle to a file that contains space separated values.

Thanks. It works :)

Thanks but, that is the link where i got stuck.
I looked into the registry editor,All i found is this:

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
HKEY_CURRENT_USER
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
HKEY_USERS
HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG

But with Mehdi Gholam 's answer above, i could find on he control panel that i had .NET

Hey, thanks. That was easy :)

Sorry! I made a mistake in one of the lines.
It is -------> while(my $line = <file1>)
Not -------> while(my $line = )

Hello Marcus,

Thanks very much for your help.
I am unfortunately still having problems.

This is what I now have:

[code]
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
require 5.10.1; ## The required version
use strict;

open FILE1, "<../file1.txt" or die "Cant not create the file!";
open FILE2, "+>file2.txt" or die "Cant not create file2.txt!";

while(my $line = <file1>)
{
my @words = split /\s+/,$line;
my $line_out;
foreach my $word (@words)
{
if ($word !~ m/[^-+.d]/)
{
$line_out .= $word . '';
}
}
print FILE2 "$line_out\n";
}
close FILE1;
close FILE2;
[\code]

This is my error message:
[code]
Use of uninitialized value $_ in split at extractColumns3.pl line 25, <> line 1.

Use of uninitialized value $_ in split at extractColumns3.pl line 25, <> line 2.

Use of uninitialized value $_ in split at extractColumns3.pl line 25, <> line 3.

Use of uninitialized value $_ in split at extractColumns3.pl line 25, <> line 4.

…
[\code]
Apologies for the basic questions. I’m just a biginner.

Thank you for your help.

Herve

Wow! Thanks for the many options.
Let me get to work now. I will contact you in a bit.

I already know how to parse JSON files using JACKSON.
To do that you need the objet model of the JSON file. I would like to be able to automatically generate the object model. In the link you gave me, the hard coded the object model of the JSON file the use as example. That object model was not generated automatically.

Thanks for your help anyway.

Yes, it is an output from part one of this application.
What part one of the app does is:
1)Takes HTML page concert them to XML
2)Parses those XML files
3)The output is what you see in my post.

Part two of the application is what i am trying to do.
The next step will be to put everything in a database

I was thinking of using a machine learning approach:

1) Use simple delimiters to parse the file
2) Use a decision-tree classifier (or any other classifier) to correct what has not correctly parsed.

But all this is still a bit vague for now

I was thinking of using a machine learning approach:

1) Use simple delimiters to parse the file
2) Use a decision-tree classifier (or any other classifier) to correct what has not correctly parsed.

But all this is still a bit vague for now

Thanks. It looks interesting. I'm using the first one that worked: solution 1. I'm sure yours also works just fine :)

Thanks,

It works like a charm :)
I even plotted it. Just beautiful!

Oh. OK, Thank. I will try it tomorrow morning. Time for me to go to bed :)

Thank you for your help.

It seems like Math.log() only takes one argument.
But again, you are using the Math.Log() method instead, with a capital 'L'.
Do i have to write that method myself?

Thanks. I am actually working on a project where i have to use machine learning theory to automatically construct wrapper to extract data from thousands of web pages and put them together on common database.

This makes more sense now :)

Thanks. This makes more sense now.

By the way, do you by any chance know where I can get a list of very bad (badly structured) html pages. I would like to test my wrappers on them.

Thanks

I think you have given me the best answer.
You are right, i was confused. I will concentrate on HTML parsing.

Thanks for the links.

Id don't mean HTML structure. I mean HTML parse tree.

Thank you for your answer.

But, java is not a .Net language. Is it? I know it has a garbage collector. Is what you explained valid for java too?

Thank you for your answer.

Yes memory management is more than a critical issue for this job. The customer however, wants me to write the application either in java or Python.

Since you don't have the freedom that C++ offers for memory management, doesn't mean that C++ is better than java and python when it comes to memory management?

Thank you for your answer.
I understand that java has garbage collectors. But, don't you think that not having the freedom that C++ offers make c++ better at memory management than java?

Please, do give me recommendations.

I am knowledgeable in my field: data mining, machine learning and computer vision. I just don't know a lot about web development :(

There are a lot of tutorials, notes... on Google. I've just googled 'gets c++' and i got more than 6 million results. Most of the links have example codes that are very easy to understand. I wonder what Google you are using :)

I already found that one. It only has code for the 'Hough transform' for circles and ellipsis :(
I need code for non analytic curves. This is because i am trying to detect shapes in an image that are in another image. Those shapes can be anything.
Thanks anyway.

Thank you. I did what you suggested.
My code works now.

Thank you for you answer. The code work now.
I just forgot to link with the math library.

Thank you for you answer. The main mistake i made is that i forgot to link with the math library. I also did not know that there was no cos(float) function in the math library. Thank you for that information too.