Re: [CODE4LIB] Comparing Barcodes Between 2 Files?

Thanks. I am using Linux. Will test it. RenateAm 23.11.2017 00:22 schrieb Kyle Banerjee : > > Howdy Renate, > > I had sent it directly. > > cat file1 file2 |sort |uniq -d > duplicate_barcodes > > For Windows users for whom an emulation layer such as VirtualBox or Cygwin > is overkill and who

Re: [CODE4LIB] Comparing Barcodes Between 2 Files?

Howdy Renate, I had sent it directly. cat file1 file2 |sort |uniq -d > duplicate_barcodes For Windows users for whom an emulation layer such as VirtualBox or Cygwin is overkill and who encounter issues implementing Gnuwin, there are two options: 1) Windows 10: Enable linux subsystem (it's a Win

Re: [CODE4LIB] Tokenizers for scientific corpora?

Andromeda Yelton writes > I'm doing a project to prototype machine-learning-driven interfaces > to MIT's thesis collection, and my preprocessing step would really > benefit from a tokenizer that is aware of common multi-word > scientific tokens In my machine-learning work with the RePEc digit

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Re: [CODE4LIB] Comparing Barcodes Between 2 Files?

Good day,I could not see the suggested solution by Kyle Bannerjee with the cat command.  Possibly he sent it to you directly?If you still have it please forward it to me.ThanksRenate Morgenstern > Thanks, everyone, for taking the time to reply to my question!  I > liked the > simplicity of Kyle Ban

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[CODE4LIB] Tokenizers for scientific corpora?

I'm doing a project to prototype machine-learning-driven interfaces to MIT's thesis collection, and my preprocessing step would really benefit from a tokenizer that is aware of common multi-word scientific tokens (e.g. "inertial mass" should definitely be one token, not two). My somewhat cursory r