Index of the CS-101 contest forum question as of 2012-04-22 09:19:52.631232 PST, 2012-04-22 16:19:52.631261 UTC

• ABOUT
• REE AMBA (17) 2.) HOME PAGE (18) 3.) ABOUT US (19) 4.) HOW IT WORKS (20) 5.)HOW
• ABSTRACT
• ocial network of its own. Contents: ABSTRACT – THE IDEA Topic Page No. 1. Intr
• ps 17-34 Appendix: Bilbliography 35 ABSTRACT It is based on the concept of “Pl
• ACID
• c, consistent, isolated, and durable (ACID) even after system crashes and power
• ADEFG
• e, 'BDEFG') add_word_to_tree( tree, 'ADEFG') And do a spell correction within c
• ALLOW
• lyricalpolymath USAGE NOTES: -PLEASE ALLOW POPUPS many modes require you to all
• ALLOWED
• EE TO DO SO. (PROVIDED THAT THIS IS ALLOWED) There are still eight days left to
• AMAZING
• ure.. The Ontology for Wikipedia is AMAZING, to say the least.. You don't even
• ENTIRELY THRILLED by the number of AMAZING submissions. I would have never gue
• AMBA
• to all our stakeholders. (9) 4. SHREE AMBA SEARCH ENGINE Introducing the Web Cra
• ) 9. MOCKUPS OF THE PROJECT 1.) SHREE AMBA (17) 2.) HOME PAGE (18) 3.) ABOUT US
• APPLICATION
• YOU ARE INTERESTED IN USING THIS APPLICATION AS A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR OWN
• ASAP
• ftware pdfinfo pdftotext Things to do ASAP Remove old entries when books are del
• ASSOCIATED
• ictionary's keyword element is the ASSOCIATED URl . I have written the code for
• ATTENTION
• 0 ATTENTION: TO ALL JOBSEEKERS! --------------
• AUSNZ
• Austalia/New Zealand data is in the AUSNZ.txt file. You can uncomment the mult
• xt # United States RDIUK.txt # UK RDIAUSNZ.txt # AUS and NZ ABBREV.txt # USDA N
• AWESOME
• ava graphical applet. That would be AWESOME! :-D link answered 10 Apr, 20:19
• Ababa
• @t )[vnodeinfotech].com From: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Licence: Creative Commons
• Abroad”
• in” wrote in his book “A Tramp Abroad” in the chapter “The awful German
• Abstract
• Submission : UDACITE Idea: Abstract. We all live in highly saturated da
• Academy
• wonderful “word machine” at the Academy of Lagado, on the flying island of
• l form, it would look like the Khan Academy math exercises. Many students fail
• started. I took the lessons at Khan Academy and the Google-Python-Class with Ni
• Accordingly
• r which many entries are zeroes). Accordingly, I wrote the code that computes t
• Accordion
• in an accordion-style manner. The Accordion script is implemented using JQuery
• Account
• es like: 1.) Teacher 2.) Doctor 3.) Accountant 4.) Helpers 5.) Domestic Helpers
• presents your domain model (such as Account, Product, Person, Post) and encapsu
• _gaq = _gaq || []; _gaq.push(['_setAccount', 'UA-29218959-1']); _gaq.push(['_t
• Accountancy
• sed only two categories "IT" and "Accountancy". Two datasets "IT" and "Accounta
• ountancy". Two datasets "IT" and "Accountancy" are created to train using Naive
• e predicted and classified into " Accountancy " category. Profile description "
• Accountant
• s like: 1.) Teacher 2.) Doctor 3.) Accountant 4.) Helpers 5.) Domestic Helpers 6
• Accurate
• search with touching them. Fast And Accurate Results MKDroid works with Google C
• Acknowledgements
• tact simongcox at gmail dot com Acknowledgements A great big thanks to David Eva
• Acknowledgment
• rker@gmail, username: paddikins. Acknowledgment : Thank you Udacity for teaching
• Acknowledgments
• t.com Forum id: lyricalpolymath Acknowledgments: Thanks to all the Udacity Team
• Action
• View layers are handled together by Action Pack. These two layers are bundled i
• lationship between Active Record and Action Pack which are independent. Each of
• Active
• _url: new_alert = False print print 'Active alert found but already reported so
• acked model classes are derived from ActiveRecord::Base. Active Record allows yo
• are derived from ActiveRecord::Base. Active Record allows you to present the dat
• set of interfaces as provided by the ActiveModel module.  The Controller laye
• s is unlike the relationship between Active Record and Action Pack which are ind
• ActiveModel
• of interfaces as provided by the ActiveModel module.  The Controller layer
• ActiveRecord
• ed model classes are derived from ActiveRecord::Base. Active Record allows you t
• Actually
• cessary to participate in contest?? Actually i am very busy these days.. ThanQ
• n interested in going to Palo Alto. Actually, that's not true. I'd LOVE to go to
• Addis
• ander( @t )[vnodeinfotech].com From: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Licence: Creative Co
• Additional
• e with the Web application Course. Additional information can be found on my web
• oo, so here is a link to TLAS code Additional information and explanations of it
• But we're going off track here...) Additionally: My programing experience before
• rithm at each stage of the search. Additionally, the searcher could be given the
• Additionally
• ut we're going off track here...) Additionally: My programing experience before
• ithm at each stage of the search. Additionally, the searcher could be given the
• a graph of wave height over time. Additionally it would be nice if the app alert
• Addle
• wildcards to be used. Thanks goes to Addle on IRC who helped with the dictionar
• Adjective
• Submission Name Project: Adjective Crawler for Books Repository Link
• ############################### ## Adjective Crawler for Books ## #############
• Adnanmasd
• deo? link answered 31 Mar, 07:46 Adnanmasd 267 1 3 14 1 Y
• Adoption
• 6.) Entrepreneurship Motivation 7.) Adoption Centres 8.) Health Centres 9.) Old
• Advice
• s of deals then, corresponding deals Advice: work only if user had already submi
• Advisor
• icroarray Data", Andrea Vijverberg, Advisor: Professor Hardin, Pomona College,
• Affinity
• ing out more URLs from the results. Affinity groups could potentially form aroun
• After
• rd) all the words with crawled page. After crawling and indexing, based on all
• Agarwal
• m' Code : pastebin Members : Mukesh Agarwal [ smartmuki@gmail.com ] link answ
• Aggarwal
• tion Algorithm. Participants- Suhas Aggarwal Email-suhasagg@gmail.com link ans
• link answered 17 Apr, 12:21 Suhas Aggarwal 36 1
• Agile
• ide- www.guides.rubyonrails.org/ • Agile Web Development, 4th edition, by Sam
• Agree
• n.", but we deserve something right? Agree? (01 Apr, 13:09) A
• Agricultural
• ndividuals from the USDA National Agricultural Library found here . See Tables o
• Ajax
• ot Technologies Used: Python, Django, Ajax, HTML, CSS Here's my code in Github R
• Alan
• e book features scientists (including Alan Turing) trying to decode ciphers duri
• Alas
• ated whatever principle was at stake. Alas, this is how a litigious society func
• Alberdi
• l Alberto Gala del Río (me) Iñigo Alberdi (Inigo) link answered 17 Apr, 13:
• Albert
• his date of birth .... Results for "Albert Einstein" : - Physics - Scientist -
• Alberto
• ve coded that? Team members: Manuel Alberto Gala del Río (me) Iñigo Alberdi (
• Alen
• . link answered 13 Apr, 02:44 Mark Alen 51 3 edited 13 Apr, 02:45
• Alert
• opportunity. Submission: SMS Weather Alert - using Python Below is my code subm
• ==================== # # SMS Weather Alert - Get NOAA weather alerts for any co
• /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ # # Weather Alert - main code starts here. Sends an em
• County=',county print print 'Weather Alert program is ending. :(' else: county_
• Aleshivan
• a todos link answered yesterday Aleshivan 36 1
• Alex
• happening? link answered yesterday Alex S 86 4 Its there.
• ed now. (yesterday) Alex S 0
• epetitions? link answered yesterday Alex S 86 4
• it it to the contest, please just say Alex Lavigne-Gagnon "aided" you in finding
• nce.. I can be found on Facebook, I'm Alex Lavigne-Gagnon, I'm in the Udacity CS
• ://pastebin.com/i2f9iAGj Participante Alex Roldán HD. aleshivan@gmail.com Nota
• the directions on HOWTOUSE.txt Name: Alexander Suraphel alexander( @t )[vnodein
• -SA license link answered yesterday Alex S 86 4 edited 9 hours ago
• " :) (19 hours ago) Alex S 1
• Alexa
• ranked by Major Rankers like Google, Alexa App URL: http://seorankcheck.appspot
• escription meta tag or body content. Alexa Rank: Returns the Alexa ranking of a
• ody content. Alexa Rank: Returns the Alexa ranking of a given url. for more inf
• iven url. for more information about Alexa rankings, visit alexa.com. You can u
• Alexander
• e directions on HOWTOUSE.txt Name: Alexander Suraphel alexander( @t )[vnodeinfo
• y links, it's fun :D Participants: Alexander Coenen email: saschacoenen-at-gmai
• Algarvia
• n make a dish called "Caldeirada à Algarvia". Besides that, a search by ingredi
• Algorithm
• a mixture of tags and words 2 - An Algorithm that returns a score representing
• e words in the page content 3 - An Algorithm that penalizes pages that either h
• vant to that topic or prose style. Algorithm: One inspiration for this code was
• for deriving appropriate results. Algorithm Description – 1)After obtaining
• search results based on Page Rank Algorithm described in class. User is asked
• in the same region in page source. Algorithm Description – ‘m’ links/page
• n are selected. b)Higher Page Rank Algorithm can be useful in crawling dense we
• ary to implement Human Computation Algorithm. Participants- Suhas Aggarwal Emai
• Alike
• mons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0) For mo
• Alireza
• can find it on pastebin . Creator: Alireza Mortazavi Udacity signup email: mor
• Allowance
• on percent RDA (Recommended Daily Allowance, Recommended Daily Intake, Dietary
• Allows
• database. Google safe browsing Api: Allows you to check URLs against Google's c
• Almost
• ideo Why not just import RSS feeds ? Almost all of the sites I follow export onl
• Alright
• t... this debugging was killing me. Alright so this is what I came up with afte
• Also
• ith new species and structures added. Also, when we get data for a new animal's
• AltaVista
• user wants to search somtehing on AltaVista for example, and they typed the wo
• r in a webpage as described in the AltaVista lecture. Instant answers. Our sear
• Alternatively
• ific pages within the subdomsin. Alternatively, if the user want to he can spec
• Alves
• Y-NC-SA license Participants : Marco Alves, marco.m.alves@gmail.com Feel free t
• ode link answered 2 days ago Marco Alves 360 1 6 14
• Alwahsh
• bin.com/S3tCCA4r (tests.py) Thanks, Alwahsh link answered 2 days ago Alwahsh
• Alwahsh link answered 2 days ago Alwahsh 140 1 5 edited 2 days ago
• Amarals
• ! (17 Apr, 14:34) Amarals Obrigado Amarals! Y
• Amarals Obrigado Amarals! You should check out Bootstrap, it
• he code is here: https://github.com/Amarals/reciPY (If you want to run reciPY i
• :) The entire code was made by me, Amarals (pedro.m.t.amaral@gmail.com). Have
• al :) link answered 11 Apr, 19:42 Amarals 181 1 3 5 edited 16 Apr, 09:39
• ) (13 Apr, 11:06) Amarals 1 Muito bom Amarals
• Amarals 1 Muito bom Amarals! :) I just published my project a f
• you! (yesterday) Amarals 7
• Amazon
• e: https://github.com/eduardbc/cs102 Amazon Instance for demo: http://ec2-176-34
• ct. I finally ended up putting it on Amazon EC2 using Nginx and wsgi. These dire
• com/d5/docs/wiki/Installing-Flask-on-Amazon-EC2 Todo: 1. Handle boolean operator
• Amba
• Name : Contribute For A Cause - Shree Amba Search Engine Type: A Reuse Portal in
• ormulation 8 3. Objectives 9 4. Shree Amba Search Engine 10 5. Methodology 11 6.
• .com (36) Only the code for the Shree Amba Search Engine part of the web applica
• Amber
• my idea of a better place. Thank you Amber Jain (fellow CS101 student - AmberJ)
• u Amber Jain (fellow CS101 student - AmberJ) for spending some time getting a n
• eam members (in alphabetical order): Amber Jain (i.amber.jain[at]gmail[dot]com)
• tructions. link answered yesterday AmberJ 496 5 13 16 edited yesterday
• AmberJ
• u Amber Jain (fellow CS101 student - AmberJ) for spending some time getting a na
• tructions. link answered yesterday AmberJ 496 5 13 16 edited yesterday
• Ambiguity
• iesel?” with “Diesel” alone. Ambiguity in the keyword may relate to peopl
• American
• even if it is my mother tongue) The American writer “Mark Twain” wrote in hi
• Americans
• 101. The contest is "gravy" as we Americans would say (extra bonus, not expect
• Analysis
• echnology. 2.) Software Requirement Analysis and Specification- The requirements
• ed on Page Rank + Human Computation Analysis of Keyword is essential for derivin
• Analyze
• umbers and see how much you won. 2) Analyze earlier drawings to see if the lott
• Anchor
• evancy Score e) # Words mentioned in Anchor text from Inbound Links f) URank imp
• Andrea
• ty.html Clustering Microarray Data", Andrea Vijverberg, Advisor: Professor Hardi
• Andrew
• home/ "Machine Learning", Fall 2011, Andrew Ng, Stanford Engineering, free onlin
• Androane
• . (01 Apr, 05:22) Androane Very nice.. I enjoy
• Android
• Québec, Canada? Answer: Motorola, Android, Wireless Communications. They need
• he Innovation gold-mine, maybe take Android to the next level. Anyway I have wi
• narrow scope - a python developer, Android and iOS developers, Cisco network e
• administrator). Graphic design for Android application was not the first level
• a given language. This is handy for Android developers (and others) when perfor
• license. MKDroid is application for Android(TM). Web: http://mkdroid.com and ht
• y.com CS101 is all about Python and Android(TM) is Java. All programming concep
• would implement this app on IOS or Android. It was a joy to code in Python and
• ssion solves a given instance of an Android App puzzle-game called "Lights Out"
• Andrés
• been an extraordinary experience! - Andrés García Saravia Ortíz de Montellan
• Angeles
• 0 Anyone in the Los Angeles area want to form a team? link an
• ############################# # Los Angeles - Sunny; 60-53 (F); Wave Height 0.7
• Animations
• ects  2D/3D Transformations  Animations  Multiple Column Layout  Use
• Answer
• cement-and-submissions?page=2 focusedAnswerId=52322#52322 as well. Thanks
• how 28 more comments 217 Answers: oldest newest most voted oldest ne
• ffice in Montréal, Québec, Canada? Answer: Motorola, Android, Wireless Communi
• bscribe for any updates here By RSS: Answers contest_submissions 3 official
• Antwerp
• mputer Science at the University of Antwerp, Belgium. For this contest, I've im
• Anyhow
• home here in Illinois on 10 meters. Anyhow, this background finally brings me t
• Anyone
• 0 Anyone in the Los Angeles area want to form
• 0 Anyone interested in making a group? Please
• s, the code will still work for you. Anyone can try out the program and look thr
• Anyway
• te, but I have no idea what to do :( Anyway, thanks udacity for this great cours
• so I've no worries in this respect. Anyway, you seem enthusiastic, I'd be glad
• aybe take Android to the next level. Anyway I have winning ideas and want to par
• URL you see stored in the sql dump. Anyway, I have dramatically failed and may
• ount already? I would think they do. Anyway even if they do, it's great of you t
• Apache
• ary appears to be released under the Apache License, which does allow it to be r
• most common licences MIT, GPL, LGPL, Apache Commons are acceptable to use in spi
• ver. And server side environment has Apache server. The environment is set by th
• tabase as SQLite, CPanel, editor and Apache web server. 5.) Web Server- Apache w
• d Apache web server. 5.) Web Server- Apache web server is used for the applicati
• ver is used for the application. The Apache HTTP Server is web server software n
• s the 100 million website milestone. Apache was the first viable alternative to
• tionality and performance. Typically Apache is run on a Unix-like operating syst
• rs of experience with PHP, MySQL and Apache, I knew nothing about Python before
• AppEngine
• rrently Locate is hosted on Google AppEngine (https://developers.google.com/app
• rs.google.com/appengine/), it uses AppEngine's DataStore (https://developers.go
• Apparently
• about the oldest school in Serbia. Apparently, mentioned school was the first sc
• till work? Did they changed names? Apparently, it is very difficult to give an a
• Appendix
• . Future Scope 16 9. Mock Ups 17-34 Appendix: Bilbliography 35 ABSTRACT It is ba
• Apple
• rinceton University ... Results for "Apple Inc." : - Company, 1976, USA - Compu
• Applications
• ut could at least send an e-mail) Applications: What could be monitored? Your cr
• fied into " IT " category. Future Applications: The same concept of this program
• have to wait until i take the Web Applications class to do that part. link ans
• Approach
• ng meaningful. • First Principles Approach - We believe that we must do things
• "Artificial Intelligence, a Modern Approach", 3rd Ed., Stuart Russell and Peter
• Arabidopsis
• based of observation of defective Arabidopsis thaliana plants (thats known as t
• Archive
• ions) Source: browse it on Pastebay Archive containing sample files: get it fro
• specified in the code is (D:)drive. Archive also contains graphs generated duri
• Areas
• rd "python": With keyword "udacity": Areas for further development Other link c
• Argentina
• ad good contacts to California and Argentina from my home here in Illinois on 1
• Aristotle
• IPad - Macintosh ... Results for "Aristotle" : -How it works- The words chosen
• ArrayLists
• rks with advanced structured data (ArrayLists, LinkedLists, HashMaps, Classes an
• Article
• for the Times NewsWire API and the Article Search API. Knowing that would be a
• Artificial
• ree online course "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence" taught by Peter Norv
• 3.0/ References : "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence", Fall 2011, Peter No
• w.ml-class.org/course/class/index "Artificial Intelligence, a Modern Approach",
• ed by a lecture from the Fall 2011 Artificial Intelligence class ( https://www.a
• Assistant
• Small University Assistant About software: https://docs.googl
• Assume
• in. -(I'll spare you the reasoning): Assume x = odds for Team 1, y = odds for Te
• Assumption
• om reference content or articles): Assumption: Occurrence of the both words - th
• Atom
• feeds in all known formats, including Atom, RSS, and RDF. It runs on Python 2.4+
• Attribution
• ication (under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Licence), it is built on the
• Augmentin
• puts: side effect: diarrhea drug : Augmentin The search engine gets the url and
• Austin
• ks from the Guthemberg project (Jane Austin Pride and Prejudice - since i am a f
• Austrailia
• ent countries, such as Canada, UK, Austrailia? Method : I used food data from US
• Author
• Submission Project Name: cs101-lupa Author: Edevaldo Pereira - edevaldo@gmail.c
• rm.py : http://pastebin.com/Q11aNhes Author: Jérôme Renaux (this is my real na
• 0 Submission Author ForumID: RGreen Link to code: http:/
• r License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Author: Dumitru Stama From: Romania Descrip
• job :) Released under CC Lincese v3 Author: just me (Daniele) ############ The
• paring and representing the results. Author: Risto Muchev Udacity ID: rmucev@yah
• eping track of the scripts progress. Author: Name - Louie Orbeta My Udacity Prof
• Autocomplete
• listed. Better content scrubbing. Autocomplete for inputs http://www.touchPhase.
• Submission Project: Autocomplete I have created an extension to th
• earch engine built in the class - Autocomplete! I applied several techniques lik
• Automatically
• the code here Github PDF Indexer Automatically crawls and Indexes your eBooks f
• Available
• with 100% branch test coverage. j. Available as a single ANSI-C source-code fil
• , and RDF. It runs on Python 2.4+. Available at http://code.google.com/p/feedpa
• Average
• the top, nothing is done otherwise, Average rank is calculated. Average Rank =
• erwise, Average rank is calculated. Average Rank = (Page rank of 1st Url + Page
• f URL + absolute(Page rank of URL - Average Rank) Ranks generated are saved to
• Awareness
• al person and an NGO • Spreading Awareness in the society • Encouraging mor
• Awesome
• r, 15:00) Sasch 1 Awesome! Good job! (17 Apr,
• Azeite
• dients : Bacalhau com Natas, Cebola, Azeite Exclude : Cenoura Where: * "Bacalhau
• cod with cream * "Cebola" - onion * "Azeite" - olive oil * "Cenoura" - carrot Th
• Azmath
• roject Name: Page Categorizer Name : Azmath Shamrad Udacity ID : azmath_shamrad@



• BACKGROUND
• f all the possible solutions ===== BACKGROUND ===== I love gaming, a month ago I
• BASED
• IS JUST AN IMPLEMENTATION OF AN IDEA BASED ON TH CONCEPTS STUDIED IN CS101 This
• BCDEF
• ===== Find Match word List for word= BCDEF distance = 2 ['ABCDE', 2] ['BDEFG',
• , 'ABCDE') add_word_to_tree( tree, 'ABCDEFG') add_word_to_tree( tree, 'ABC') ad
• limit= 10 ['ABC', 0] ['ABCDE', 0] ['ABCDEFG', 0] ['ABD', 1] ['AN', 2] =========
• stance= 2 ,limit= 10 ['ABCDE', 0] ['ABCDEFG', 0] ['ABC', 1] ['ABD', 1] ========
• ====================== predict word= BCDEF ,distance= 2 ,limit= 10 ['ABCDEFG',
• rd= BCDEF ,distance= 2 ,limit= 10 ['ABCDEFG', 1] ['ABCDE', 2] =================
• limit= 10 ['ABC', 0] ['ABCDE', 0] ['ABCDEFG', 0] ['ABD', 0] ['AN', 1] =========
• ,limit= 3 ['ABC', 0] ['ABCDE', 0] ['ABCDEFG', 0] ==============================
• BDEFG
• ree, 'XYZ') add_word_to_tree( tree, 'BDEFG') add_word_to_tree( tree, 'ADEFG') A
• d= BCDEF distance = 2 ['ABCDE', 2] ['BDEFG', 2] ===============================
• BEAUTIFUL
• 1 the webapp looks BEAUTIFUL!!!! However, going to your appspot
• BIBLIOGRAPHY
• OW MORE (34) 19.) CONTACT US (35) BIBLIOGRAPHY • Ruby on Rails- www.rubyonrail
• BOSS
• h Google Custom Search, Yahoo! Search BOSS and Bing API. You can customize your
• (Google Custom Search, Yahoo! Search BOSS, Bing API). MKDroid has registered Ap
• Bacalhau
• Query: Recipe Name / Ingredients : Bacalhau com Natas, Cebola, Azeite Exclude :
• Azeite Exclude : Cenoura Where: * "Bacalhau com Natas" - cod with cream * "Cebo
• Bachir
• ns CC BY-NC-SA license. Work done by Bachir Chihani (soufy) bachir(dot)chihani(a
• Backend
• h function i decided to work on the Backend. So I changed the crawler to be pol
• Background
• 0 Submission Background I'm an undergrad at a neuroscience
• most important trends of the day. Background : Everyday, I get several hundreds
• FeedInformant could be spawn as a Background process and it will push the new r
• s to determine reading difficulty. Background: Back in pre-Google(TM) days, I pa
• from a mathematical point of view. Background: Few years ago my friends started
• menu item 1(read and analyze text) Background: For the last five years I worked
• 4FB54DCB id=FBBE4F3F4FB54DCB%21298 Background From the Final Exam 7.2 Starred, w
• 0 Background : mySearchEngine grew out of Udaci
• d for the contest held by Udacity. Background: The lecture material covered here
• h’s Udacious Python de-mystifier Background: I started learning to program in
• or all the learning they've given. Background: a predecessor at my job programme
• y company track Purolator packages Background: We ship a large(kind of) amount o
• 家汇 北京 海淀 上地 环岛 Background In China, people live with a high
• I decided to make a contest entry. Background - Among my many hobbies is amateur
• e Commons CC BY-NC-SA license) --- Background information --- I'm a Business adm
• Backgrounds
• :  Selectors  Box Model  Backgrounds and Borders  Text Effects 
• Balsamiq
• part is done by using the software Balsamiq Mockups. By using this software we
• �� Rail Recipes, by Chad Fowler • Balsamiq Mockups For Desktop- www.balsamiq.c
• Barbara
• ########################### # Santa Barbara - Sunny; 59-50 (F); Wave Height 0.7
• Barcelona
• Business administration student in Barcelona, Spain. I've felt really passionat
• Barker
• making this course available. Tyler Barker (tbarker@tulane.edu) link answered
• Barks
• (06 Apr, 15:48) Ben Barks Thanks, @ben -parks,
• (06 Apr, 18:44) Ben Barks showing 5 of 6
• Basic
• someone else some work by sharing it Basic Functionality: Starting with the see
• sired. Here's what I've implemented: Basic capabilities: Basic robots.txt suppo
• 've implemented: Basic capabilities: Basic robots.txt support Improved page par
• Basically
• nt of the web page you punched in. Basically, I just wanted to write a short sc
• Wikipedia for "relevant" content. Basically you choose a seed page, say it's t
• . Tagging. It's all about tagging. Basically the web crawler I had in mind is n
• ing even partial word matches) 5 - Basically the Search Query will return a dic
• ftware help (enter 'h' or 'help'). Basically you enter a property and a species
• r those in the know, it's an S9v). Basically, this is a somewhat limber 31 foot
• Bayes
• 2P2cjl4wm0 ). The algorithm is Naive Bayes classification using a Bag of Words
• specified smoothing values. It uses Bayes' Rule: P(SPAM|Msg) = P(Msg|SPAM) P(S
• Submission The IMDB Review NaiveBayes Classifier This is a experimental py
• movie lists I used to train the NaiveBayes classifier, they come from random ti
• , like simple Pearson correlation or Bayes theorem-based approaches (which can
• (the real indexing should be done by Bayesian inference algorithms, which is th
• Bayesian
• the real indexing should be done by Bayesian inference algorithms, which is the
• Beautiful
• e of ustrikufactus searcher I used Beautiful Soup to extract links and text. Cr
• ative commons CC BY-NC-SA license. Beautiful Soup is under MIT license. I hope
• les in completing this submission: Beautiful Soup and html5lib Both are release
• . I also used the DuckDuckGo API , BeautifulSoup , and the Robot Exclusion Rule
• ls uses : I used Django , Python , BeautifulSoup and Bootstrap . Code and Demo
• BeautifulSoup
• Creative Commons License) using BeautifulSoup. Stopwords. There are many words
• upport update Python code to use BeautifulSoup to parse URLs All Things Technic
• m my project and two dependecies BeautifulSoup - http://pastebin.com/kx806nT2 S
• with a few modifications. I use BeautifulSoup to help me parse the html for my
• I also used the DuckDuckGo API , BeautifulSoup , and the Robot Exclusion Rules
• uses : I used Django , Python , BeautifulSoup and Bootstrap . Code and Demo :
• , descriptions, and titles using BeautifulSoup. But that is just the beginning.
• Belgium
• ience at the University of Antwerp, Belgium. For this contest, I've implemented
• Believe
• eir brand equity has suffered much. Believe me, they are a struggling company.
• Bell
• t their "ears" a little closer to the Bell Labs, now part of Alcatel-Lucent, bec
• Benjamin
• Oliver Kramer, kramer_oliver@gmx.de Benjamin Mumm, benjamin.mumm@googlemail.com
• Berlin
• demonstration by: Raphael Großmaß (Berlin, Germany) Forum-Id: monty email: rgr
• Beside
• top-n culture (long tail and so on). Beside these points, page ranking has prove
• Better
• rked on: Multiple urls being listed. Better content scrubbing. Autocomplete for
• e CS101 code Lowercaseifying strings Better split (all character not lowercase a
• Bharath
• .py link answered yesterday Narra Bharath 489 3 13
• Bharati
• ifferent sources like NGO i.e. Sewa Bharati, Vidya Niketan, etc. • Function-
• Bibliographic
• the scholar.google.com service. Bibliographic data of the papers are saved in
• Bielen
• g/3824810 (contains same code) David Bielen (only member) link answered yester
• Bilbliography
• e 16 9. Mock Ups 17-34 Appendix: Bilbliography 35 ABSTRACT It is based on the c
• Bill
• eKeyser link answered 19 Apr, 01:06 Bill 71 1 4 edited 2 days ago
• Bindings
• n in ANSI-C. TCL bindings included. Bindings for dozens of other languages avail
• Bioinformatics
• anted to get into a filed called Bioinformatics. That's the science trying to ma
• Biology
• cell type). I specialize in Systems Biology, which is the field in which we try
• BitCrawl
• 2 Submission BitCrawl is a data mining and forecasting to
• ) Congratulations and thanks to the BitCrawl team: @Antiface , @Nat , @Hobs Fork
• team: @Antiface , @Nat , @Hobs Fork BitCrawl or check out our blog to follow our
• 2 BitCrawl We're almost done. Browse our githu
• Bitbucket
• question, probably, but: I prefer Bitbucket over Github. Can I use a Bitbucket
• Bitbucket over Github. Can I use a Bitbucket repository instead of a Github rep
• Blind
• e that is how everyone else does it. Blind faith is the enemy of all innovation
• Blog
• to build this thing on top of Google Blog Search.. The web crawler would be ext
• d would search in the Body of a given Blog Post.. and find say the top 5 hyperli
• controls, at least for the part about Blog Posts and Google Blog Search.. We all
• the part about Blog Posts and Google Blog Search.. We all recognize the "signal
• Body
• he text of the first paragraph in the Body of the Wikipedia article. It extracts
• , of course.. and would search in the Body of a given Blog Post.. and find say t
• Boise
• 12 and non-BCS conferences (TCU and Boise St.) were ranked significantly lower
• Bolivia
• nish is our native language here in Bolivia :P) so I decided to make a simple p
• Bollywood
• . The country which is the home of Bollywood and 100s of tv channels, does not
• BonClay
• line. link answered 02 Apr, 08:44 BonClay 51 1 8 edited 02 Apr, 08:47
• city ♦♦ Indeed @BonClay . I read many post here about "impl
• Book
• 0 Submission 'Book Cook', a (very) humble spreadsheet re
• never happens. So to be truly useful Book Cook would have to be format agnostic
• e and test data: github.com/seocahill/Book-Cook.git one man team: seo cahill / s
• e this program after reading The Code Book by Simon Singh. In the end of the boo
• Bookmaker
• milarly for team 2/draw). Example: Bookmaker 1 gives the following odds: team 1
• : team 1: 2 - team 2: 4 - draw: 1. Bookmaker 2 gives the following odds: team 1
• Books
• e NGOs require many things like: 1.) Books 2.) Vehicles 3.) Clothes 4.) Food 5.
• Name Project: Adjective Crawler for Books Repository Link : https://github.com
• ########### ## Adjective Crawler for Books ## #################################
• Bootstrap
• e web app uses styles from Twitter Bootstrap . I learned to use all these free
• y useful, too. And it looks good—Bootstrap is a great tool. (
• jango , Python , BeautifulSoup and Bootstrap . Code and Demo : My code is avail
• gado Amarals! You should check out Bootstrap, it is really easy to deploy if yo
• o read some tutorials on Twitter's Bootstrap and Google App Engine and apply wh
• Bootswatch
• xed, actually) Some redesign using Bootswatch :) Project Name : HackingPot Objec
• Borders
• s  Box Model  Backgrounds and Borders  Text Effects  2D/3D Transfor
• Both
• bmission: Beautiful Soup and html5lib Both are released under the MIT license.
• Bottle
• e to find them! I learned to use the Bottle web framework and Google App Engine
• Bottom
• m random titles in IMDB Top 250 IMDB Bottom 100 The Best 1,000 Movies Ever Made
• Boulder
• ebsite for the Handweavers Guild of Boulder . One of our pages contains a membe
• Boys
• thon Stompers and the Mountain Coding Boys (each a "group" of 1), can I submit f
• Brainstormy
• Submission Project name : Brainstormy Description : https://docs.google
• Brand
• rk under different Organizations and Brand Names: 1.) Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sa
• said that the list came from Public Brand Software. The original list containe
• Brands
• Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA license Brands with Facebook Pages entice their fan
• Brazil
• is great! Congratulations! I'm from Brazil and a business guy also, but I gradu
• to research about http://save.me , a Brazilian startup that was bought about a y
• Brazilian
• research about http://save.me , a Brazilian startup that was bought about a ye
• Brian
• semester. The script uses IMDBAPI by Brian Fritz to get IMDB movie id and some
• Brief
• SUBMISSION : About: Search For ME Brief : Search with the capability to show
• Brilliant
• muchev Functionalities: Simple And Brilliant UI: You can see your latest and th
• Browse
• th wget and unzip installed, then... Browse https://github.com/hobsonlane/bitcra
• BitCrawl We're almost done. Browse our github repo to see what we've be
• Browser
• xperience. It would be like a Wiki "Browser".. a bookmarklet you could click wh
• Wikipedia experience.. with a "Wiki Browser".. that could essentially work for
• Bruce
• Try and add code for the cypher that Bruce Schenier made for this book, the one
• Bucket
• modification date of each url. Save Bucket: Saves a bucket into given path and
• h and compresses it using gzip. Load Bucket: Loads a gzipped bucket from a given
• Business
• rsions to these NGOs • Exploiting Business opportunities by organizing exhibit
• -- Background information --- I'm a Business administration student in Barcelona
• is to combine both of my passions: Business Strategy and Technology / Computer
• Bytes
• files (the original was five): File Bytes Words Range --------- ------ ----- -



• CANNOT
• "think like computers" but computers CANNOT "think like humans". Classification
• CATn
• distribution of training messages: P(CATn) = (num_msg_in_CATn + k_cats)/(num_ms
• ining messages: P(CATn) = (num_msg_in_CATn + k_cats)/(num_msg_in_all_CAT + num_c
• y of a message given a category P(Msg|CATn) is the product, over all the keyword
• CAUSE
• virtual classroom. CONTRIBUTE FOR A CAUSE is a nonprofit platform that allows
• hing else, there is CONTRIBUTE FOR A CAUSE. INTRODUCTION This project is a ‘s
• CCGGAAGFFEEDDCGGFFEEDGGFFEEDCCGGAAGFFEEDDC
• kle_Little_star', 'CCGGAAGFFEEDDCGGFFEEDGGFFEEDCCGGAAGFFEEDDC' ‘Mary_Had_a_Lit
• CEREALS
• ood item is a list. For example: [['CEREALS RTE,QUAKER,TSTD OATMEAL SUPREME ',
• CHEESE
• www.fitday.com for one food: GRUYERE CHEESE, 50g. I calculate RDI for more nutri
• CHOOSE
• notepad.. then you do the rest.. you CHOOSE what pages you want to investigate..
• CHannels
• of DeviceName+1 DeviceName No. ADC CHannels -- Also used to indicate how many m
• CMAIL
• rch the web using custom search. 2.) CMAIL: It is like a social networking sect
• CODE
• Submission THIS CODE IS JUST AN IMPLEMENTATION OF AN IDEA
• ot been accessed for a quite a while. CODE LINK === http://pastebin.com/CqQ3kxm3
• upercomputer or a cloud who knows :-) CODE The code can be found at http://githu
• m and look through our implementation CODE: Download from google docs here . The
• CONCEPTS
• PLEMENTATION OF AN IDEA BASED ON TH CONCEPTS STUDIED IN CS101 This program depic
• CONCLUSION
• nix-like operating system. (14) 7. CONCLUSION This is concluded that the applica
• CONTACT
• BRARY (33) 18.) KNOW MORE (34) 19.) CONTACT US (35) BIBLIOGRAPHY • Ruby on Ra
• CONTEST
• 1 CONTEST DESCRIPTION I was always interested
• CONTRIBUTE
• teach through a virtual classroom. CONTRIBUTE FOR A CAUSE is a nonprofit platfor
• ing. For everything else, there is CONTRIBUTE FOR A CAUSE. INTRODUCTION This pro
• CONTRIBUTOR
• explained as follows: 1.) GENERAL CONTRIBUTOR MODULE- This module is included f
• filling this form. 2.) REGISTERED CONTRIBUTOR MODULE- This module is included f
• LINES-FOR-AN-NGO (23) 8.) LIST-OF-CONTRIBUTOR (24) 9.) SEARCH-CONTRIBUTOR Gener
• ST-OF-CONTRIBUTOR (24) 9.) SEARCH-CONTRIBUTOR General-NGO-Form (25) 10.) NGO-RE
• ) NGO-REGISTRATION-FORM (26) 11.) CONTRIBUTOR (27) 12.) SEARCH-FOR-NGO (28) 13.
• .) LIST-OF-NGOS (29) 14.) GENERAL-CONTRIBUTOR-FORM (30) 15.) CONTRIBUTOR-REGIST
• ENERAL-CONTRIBUTOR-FORM (30) 15.) CONTRIBUTOR-REGISTRATION-FORM (31) 16.) PRODU
• COURSE
• l use is fun! RELEVANCE TO THE CS101 COURSE: We wanted to implement some of conc
• CPanel
• for ROR, online database as SQLite, CPanel, editor and Apache web server. 5.) W
• CREATIVE
• ently implements 3 search modes: 1- CREATIVE FIBO REMIX When you perform a query
• CREATOR
• ithub.com/himakiran/udacity_contest CREATOR Only myself :-( Udacity email id hi
• CSKS
• ur own. link answered 31 Mar, 00:39 CSKS 351 1 7 11
• Caesar
• d to start small, and so I found the Caesar Cipher ( wikipedia link ) which look
• as functions that will: Create a new Caesar cipher given a shift value A 'lock'
• pt a string (letters only) using the Caesar cipher A 'key' function that decrypt
• Calculation
• Pearson's Correlation Coefficient Calculation - Worked Solution", Laerd Statist
• Caldeirada
• w that you can make a dish called "Caldeirada à Algarvia". Besides that, a sear
• California
• le to find a way to take a trip to California while going to school? or is it so
• astian and Dave for beers in sunny California, but I still plan to complete this
• t) but I have had good contacts to California and Argentina from my home here in
• Call
• ws from the sites already configured. Call newsreader.py (one time or regularly
• cron-like system) and fetch the news. Call readit.py to compile all the news and
• Camel
• t quite a few people were submitting Camel Case search terms, so I thought it O
• Cameron
• rch terms link answered yesterday Cameron Oltmann 41 3 edited yesterday
• Camp
• tional Linguistics Department 7500 W. Camp Wisdom Road Dallas, TX 75236 U.S.A. D
• Campbell
• eep/meepbobeep. Real name: Mary Pat Campbell email: marypat.campbell@gmail.com T
• Canada
• the very virtue of my being born in Canada, all my works are protected by copyr
• Google office in Montréal, Québec, Canada? Answer: Motorola, Android, Wireless
• rs from different countries, such as Canada, UK, Austrailia? Method : I used foo
• Cannot
• eEP.close() except IOError: print '- Cannot open URL %s for reading.' %(url) pri
• Capable
• eb browser at http://localhost:8080 Capable of multi-word searches Along with t
• Capacitors
• nternal CLK, 4 ADC) 5 Electrolytic Capacitors 10uF 1 MAX232 If your PC/Laptop do
• Cardiorespiratory
• ase that an emergency occurs: "Cardiorespiratory ressucitation maneuvers:" The
• Carolina
• n an applied math workshop at North Carolina State University. We worked on a pr
• Car”
• Schedule” as opposed to a “Robot Car” or "When Robot Car?" google search a
• Case
• te a few people were submitting Camel Case search terms, so I thought it OK to d
• Cases
• according to the pattern submitted. Cases: 1) A new content is added containin
• Categories
• n Wikipedia page.. It could be the Categories too, cause Wikipedia has an awesom
• taking.. in plaintext.. And it has Categories.. and Category Pages.. this is the
• Categorizer
• Submission Project Name: Page Categorizer Name : Azmath Shamrad Udacity ID
• web. My objective in this " Page Categorizer " program to predict and categori
• Category
• ntext.. And it has Categories.. and Category Pages.. this is the AI developer's
• d out the year, the country and the Category that correspond to what you are sea
• Cebola
• / Ingredients : Bacalhau com Natas, Cebola, Azeite Exclude : Cenoura Where: * "
• alhau com Natas" - cod with cream * "Cebola" - onion * "Azeite" - olive oil * "C
• Celesta
• ou want to criticize it =) Forum ID Celesta link answered yesterday Celesta 2
• D Celesta link answered yesterday Celesta 213 1 9
• Cenoura
• com Natas, Cebola, Azeite Exclude : Cenoura Where: * "Bacalhau com Natas" - cod
• " - onion * "Azeite" - olive oil * "Cenoura" - carrot The user may not need to
• Centre
• ) Matri Chaya 2.) Computer Education Centre 3.) Primary Education Centre 4.) Sec
• ucation Centre 3.) Primary Education Centre 4.) Secondary Education Centre 5.) S
• ation Centre 4.) Secondary Education Centre 5.) Skill Development 6.) Entreprene
• epreneurship Motivation 7.) Adoption Centres 8.) Health Centres 9.) Old Age Home
• tion 7.) Adoption Centres 8.) Health Centres 9.) Old Age Homes 10.) Child Care C
• es 9.) Old Age Homes 10.) Child Care Centres These NGOs work under different Org
• Centres
• preneurship Motivation 7.) Adoption Centres 8.) Health Centres 9.) Old Age Home
• ion 7.) Adoption Centres 8.) Health Centres 9.) Old Age Homes 10.) Child Care C
• s 9.) Old Age Homes 10.) Child Care Centres These NGOs work under different Org
• Cervantes
• classical masterpiece of Miguel de Cervantes (Spain, 1605), we'll discover that
• Quixote of La Mancha" of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (Spain, 1547-1616) for mo
• Chad
• ion, by Sam Ruby • Rail Recipes, by Chad Fowler • Balsamiq Mockups For Deskt
• Chainsaw
• network as an example Submitted by: Chainsaw Riot [chainsawtiney@gmail.com] Code
• Changeable
• number per 'page.' Default is 10. Changeable by user. Able to navigate forward
• Changes
• : http://minisearch.alwaysdata.net/ Changes compared to the class project: Main
• Channel
• surement (In my case Measurement in Channel 1) and 1.0-measurment/255 (8 bits A
• includes msgsize|DeviceName|No. ADC Channels|ADC Channel Selection Codes msgsiz
• ize|DeviceName|No. ADC Channels|ADC Channel Selection Codes msgsize -- Size of
• dicate how many more bytes read ADC Channel Selection Codes void InitPIC() Conf
• urations (Indentify) Device.read_ADCChannel -- Ask for ADC conversion ChannelWi
• DCChannel -- Ask for ADC conversion ChannelWidget.py ChannelWidget.- Receive as
• for ADC conversion ChannelWidget.py ChannelWidget.- Receive as parameters the l
• disable widget and assigned channel ChannelsWidget.- Derived from gtk.VBox clas
• was suitable for my needs. Weather Channel has emailing but only current weath
• ChannelWidget
• hannel -- Ask for ADC conversion ChannelWidget.py ChannelWidget.- Receive as pa
• ADC conversion ChannelWidget.py ChannelWidget.- Receive as parameters the list
• ChannelsWidget
• able widget and assigned channel ChannelsWidget.- Derived from gtk.VBox class an
• Channels|ADC
• cludes msgsize|DeviceName|No. ADC Channels|ADC Channel Selection Codes msgsize -
• Chapman
• t to thank Dr. Evans, Dr Thrun, Mr. Chapman, all of their support staff and all
• ity Team (Prof. Evans, Dr Thrun, Mr.Chapman [Thanks for answering my stupid que
• Chapter
• , i have extracted only the text of Chapter 1 and i started to process the data
• Chaya
• ferent types of NGOs like: 1.) Matri Chaya 2.) Computer Education Centre 3.) Pr
• Checker
• pplication Name: Search Engine Rank Checker for SEO, Webmasters Web Owners, als
• .com/mastermindw/Search-Engine-Rank-Checker Udacity ID: mastermindw Thank You
• Checks
• irus and Malware checking procedure: Checks urls against Virus and Malware, base
• Cheers
• loper skills through future courses. Cheers! link answered 15 Apr, 02:34 djnee
• Chemistry
• H Lipkus, Journal of Mathematical Chemistry (1999) Volume: 26, Issue: 1, Publi
• Chicken
• e boolean operators for the search. Chicken AND Rice NOT Peas, etc. 2. Move fro
• Chiefs
• e highest ranked team was the Kansas Chiefs, who were 7-9 on the season! Thankfu
• at caused this strange behavior. The Chiefs beat the Green Bay Packers, which ga
• lgorithm, a similar situation to the Chiefs occurred. Iowa State, with a 6-7 rec
• Chihani
• -NC-SA license. Work done by Bachir Chihani (soufy) bachir(dot)chihani(at)yahoo
• Child
• ealth Centres 9.) Old Age Homes 10.) Child Care Centres These NGOs work under d
• China
• urrently, it supports most cities in China.) Try it Copy any row of the followi
• ing (or choose an arbitrary place in China) and paste it in the text box at Zhu
• � 海淀 上地 环岛 Background In China, people live with a high pressure. M
• fz-bot collects several big sites in China that provides housing renting inform
• Chinese
• page. What does ZhuFangZhi mean in Chinese? It's a homophonic to a Chinese wor
• in Chinese? It's a homophonic to a Chinese word meaning renting a house. Sourc
• Choose
• study python at cs101! Project Code: Choose menu entry: File- Download to downlo
• Christian
• Ye1jkmcrw-ssKi_Y/edit Members: Me: Christian Winkler (winkler.chr -at- sbg.at)
• (13 Apr, 17:54) Christian Br... 1 Please cou
• Chrome
• ch box and press Submit Query. Note: Chrome will not load JavaScript locally wit
• e (exported from a browser currently Chrome, Firefox, Safari), analyzing it, sor
• 2 Submission A Chrome extension for Udacity CS101 that pro
• ID: WIll1024 Try it out: Install the Chrome Extension . (Screenshots here too).
• o file support yet (so no "import"). Chrome-only. Needs cleanup. I release this
• Cipher
• art small, and so I found the Caesar Cipher ( wikipedia link ) which looked like
• Cisco
• veloper, Android and iOS developers, Cisco network engineer - all of them can f
• ClamAV
• nd Malware, based on the open source ClamAV engine. Phishtank Antiphishing: Chec
• Class
• hat I got much free time for last AI-Class and the Udacity-courses. I started p
• n Machines) 2 Weeks before the CS101-Class started. I took the lessons at Khan
• t Khan Academy and the Google-Python-Class with Nick Parlante. During the CS101
• with Nick Parlante. During the CS101 Class I re-watched the Google-Python-Class
• Class I re-watched the Google-Python-Class and then I got my idea for this prog
• Classes
• (ArrayLists, LinkedLists, HashMaps, Classes and Objects) and operations on that
• Classification
• ters CANNOT "think like humans". Classification is easy for an algorithm, but it
• Classifier
• mission The IMDB Review NaiveBayes Classifier This is a experimental python scri
• Classify
• y -t LIST_FILE MAX_COMMENT_COUNT To Classify: python imdb.py -c OUTPUT_HTML_PATH
• Click
• uldn't be able to participate, i.e. "Click yes if you accept these terms, that
• online version Project Link @ github Click Me Finally, thank everyone who offer
• rds hyperlinked to a refining search Click on the word "current" and get a new
• rom within the "audacity" result set Click a link there, and be shown another r
• Udacity code editor. (For example ) Click the Fullscreen icon in the top right
• he Fullscreen icon in the top right. Click run (or press Ctrl-Enter) to execute
• Clickable
• the original search has 0 results Clickable multi-page output, so we can have
• Client
• ssion imports the Google Data Python Client Library. My first thought was to inc
• ribute them. (The Google Data Python Client library appears to be released under
• n. All of the used technologies are: Client Side Technology For the client side,
• finished. Beside Selenium Webdriver Client, you'd have to download and run Sele
• des a fullscreen editor and a Native Client port of Python for fast and secure l
• Clothes
• gs like: 1.) Books 2.) Vehicles 3.) Clothes 4.) Food 5.) Medicines 6.) Computer
• Codecademy
• . I am also learning JavaScript in Codecademy Code Year project - that is why I
• Codepad
• on Udacity’s Python interpreter, Codepad, or other simple development enviro
• s more than adequate. Project Code: Codepad link Released under the Creative Co
• Codes
• . ADC Channels|ADC Channel Selection Codes msgsize -- Size of DeviceName+1 Devi
• ore bytes read ADC Channel Selection Codes void InitPIC() Config of PIC12F675 v
• CodyHacker
• (02 Apr, 10:33) CodyHacker We're already a te
• chance of winning is about Zero, @CodyHacker , then joining our team will defin
• (02 Apr, 18:47) CodyHacker The main focus of
• (31 Mar, 13:18) CodyHacker You have permissio
• (31 Mar, 13:16) CodyHacker 7
• (04 Apr, 11:48) CodyHacker Great idea! I was
• (06 Apr, 05:04) CodyHacker @CodyHacker Thanks
• :04) CodyHacker @CodyHacker Thanks and regarding that problem
• Coefficient
• erg_07.pdf "Pearson's Correlation Coefficient Calculation - Worked Solution", L
• Coenen
• it's fun :D Participants: Alexander Coenen email: saschacoenen-at-gmail-dot-com
• Collection
• it's a Search Engine for your PDF Collection. Here's something from the Readme
• Collective
• e programmed a crawler that crawls Collective Buying sites (more info. in the vi
• 2 reasons: Since there are so many Collective buying sites out there, you could
• website and refer traffic to each Collective Buying site, and have a stake in t
• them. Imagine you are one of these Collective Buying companies. Wouldn't it be g
• College
• , Advisor: Professor Hardin, Pomona College, Department of Mathematics, Spring
• Column
• rmations  Animations  Multiple Column Layout  User Interface 3.) Javasc
• Combine
• r link containers (e.g. javascript) Combine with search indexing (this could be
• Comedy
• hows in in the different categories (Comedy, Drama, etc) and then for each show,
• Comment
• , go to: 1) ranked_search(index) 2) Comment off “result.append(title[0])” 3
• Comments
• Pumputis, e-mail: pumrol@gmail.com) Comments While the input files of my program
• a search on any big search engine. Comments are also indexed. You can search fo
• Commit
• ityDave : I am done with the Initial Commit of my Code, which is not a search-en
• selves. Thanks. History v1.0 Initial Commit, Single term search + extended media
• Communications
• wer: Motorola, Android, Wireless Communications. They needed to get their "ears"
• able alternative to the Netscape Communications Corporation web server (currentl
• Company
• and my boss about my Future in this Company. Two Years ago I decided to attend
• ty ... Results for "Apple Inc." : - Company, 1976, USA - Computer - Software -
• Comparator
• 1 Log File Comparator is a tool for comparing log files.
• https://github.com/mirvine/LogFileComparator git://github.com/mirvine/LogFileCo
• or git://github.com/mirvine/LogFileComparator.git Comparing the content of two l
• the lines as changed. The Log File Comparator tackles this problem in two ways:
• Comparisons
• return the requested information. Comparisons are the other user case: you give
• Computation
• anking Based on Page Rank + Human Computation Analysis of Keyword is essential
• s is necessary to implement Human Computation Algorithm. Participants- Suhas Ag
• Computer
• e POINT of this course was to learn Computer Science 101. The contest is "gravy"
• s of NGOs like: 1.) Matri Chaya 2.) Computer Education Centre 3.) Primary Educat
• Clothes 4.) Food 5.) Medicines 6.) Computers 7.) Computer Peripherals 8.) Furni
• ood 5.) Medicines 6.) Computers 7.) Computer Peripherals 8.) Furniture 9.) Stati
• the bridge between Device (PIC) and Computer Device.read_confing -- Get Name and
• aeten and I'm a bachelor student in Computer Science at the University of Antwer
• rds are being used more frequently. Computer people often use tokens that are no
• pple Inc." : - Company, 1976, USA - Computer - Software - Jobs - IPhone - IPod -
• ople, or kids/adults skilled in the Computer Science. My ultimate goal for this
• ally I get the opportunity to study Computer Science! I'm really excited! What I
• Business Strategy and Technology / Computer Science. I felt like this was a gre
• Computers
• s, Wikipedia is HYPER STRUCTURED.. Computers like structure.. algorithms like s
• Clothes 4.) Food 5.) Medicines 6.) Computers 7.) Computer Peripherals 8.) Furni
• Concept
• ation: Lagado Machine Participants: Concept and code by: Dr. Kenneth I. Laws (P
• omatically classify your RSS feeds. Concept : FeedInformant use an unsupervised
• Be sure to read in the website the Concept Tab and each mode's motivation and
• on those insight research moments. Concept + Ideas A Search Engine is made of
• one of its parts. The Table in the Concept Tab in the website lists the parts
• anking scores for pages (and terms) Concept: Starting with the search engine co
• Concepts
• e course that we enjoyed immensely. Concepts such as Dictionaries , String conce
• Conclusion
• Required for the Project 12-14 7. Conclusion 15 8. Future Scope 16 9. Mock Ups
• sed. $ ./lupa.py index.dat -p 8080 Conclusion Future developments: Doing this pr
• /github.com/lionaneesh/Monitor-Web Conclusion:- The project uses each and every
• Conditions
• #################### # # # Surfing Conditions # # # ############################
• Config
• annel Selection Codes void InitPIC() Config of PIC12F675 void main() Wait for a
• reading errors Time between reading Configuration for redshift (like our locati
• lass parameters (Monitor List, RS232 Config, read_rep) Main.py The main program:
• Configuration
• ding errors Time between reading Configuration for redshift (like our location
• Congratulations
• r ( python bitcrawl-script.py ) Congratulations and thanks to the BitCrawl team
• terface is very nice and clean! Congratulations! I hope you enjoy my reciPY as
• 1 Michael, this is great! Congratulations! I'm from Brazil and a business
• Connection
• oaddrs, subject) # Configuring the Connection try: server = smtplib.SMTP('smtp.g
• Connectivity
• ut can be valuable to others. • Connectivity between people- To connect as mor
• Consecutive
• orithm which include: a) URL b) # Consecutive Words c) # Any Words from Query d
• Consequently
• he corresponding values are zero. Consequently, the program is fast and memory e
• Consider
• and paste from to create your meal. Consider that part "going shopping." I have
• Consortium
• eration between the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and the Web Hypertext Applic
• n CSS files  The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) created CSS.  All formatt
• Constants
• ******************************** # Constants Declarations # # You must enter on
• Constraints
• o jump to a specific search page. Constraints to prevent going to pages out of
• Contact
• m/site/simongcox/home/cs101-contest Contact simongcox at gmail dot com Acknowle
• Content
• ne and a social network of its own. Contents: ABSTRACT – THE IDEA Topic Page
• ) Sponsors 10.) Social Workers 11.) Content Writers 12.) Volunteers for events
• Title: -theory -Practice -Emergency Content: -theory -Practice -Emergency In py
• ,Emergency:{keyword:[url,url,...]}} Content:{Theory:{keyword:[url,url,...]},Pra
• Contents
• ne and a social network of its own. Contents: ABSTRACT – THE IDEA Topic Page N
• Contreras
• try to stay udacious too. Enrique Contreras (astenolit) enconva@gmail.com li
• Contribute
• Submission Name : Contribute For A Cause - Shree Amba Search En
• Contribution
• es complete information about the Contribution Process. It ensures the Contribut
• Contributor
• tworking section which provides a Contributor and an NGO, their respective acco
• in making handshakes between the Contributor and the NGO. 3.) PORTAL: The port
• tribution Process. It ensures the Contributor about the authenticity of the pro
• users to see the list of NGOs and Contributors using the portal. It allows the
• Contributors
• users to see the list of NGOs and Contributors using the portal. It allows the u
• djBDNma -- fixed a couple of bugs Contributors: I am the only contributor to thi
• Controller
• ations according to the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. Understanding the M
• by the ActiveModel module.  The Controller layer is responsible for handling
• , mobile-specific views, and more. Controllers manipulate models and render view
• e HTTP response.  In Rails, the Controller and View layers are handled togeth
• Controllers
• mobile-specific views, and more. Controllers manipulate models and render view
• Convert
• rd must be separated by a new line. Convert the text dictionary to JSON trie di
• e dictionary by running txt2trieDictConvert.py (python txt2trieDictConvert.py d
• eDictConvert.py (python txt2trieDictConvert.py dict.txt). Open html5.html with
• r converter = Markdown.getSanitizingConverter(); var editor = new Markdown.Edit
• Converts
• arth display) not completed in time Converts strings to ascii to avoid utf8 enco
• isible' characters would be stored) Converts strings to lowercase before adding
• Cook
• Submission 'Book Cook', a (very) humble spreadsheet reconci
• r happens. So to be truly useful Book Cook would have to be format agnostic. The
• test data: github.com/seocahill/Book-Cook.git one man team: seo cahill / showda
• Cookies
• transparency and user empowerment. Cookies and user accounts could play an add
• Cooo
• \/_/ ( '-._ \ \ | '._ ), _) '-._ c=' Cooo -._ '-._ '. '-._ `\ snd '-._ '. '-._
• Copy
• upports most cities in China.) Try it Copy any row of the following (or choose a
• CorkPost
• duce a part of my personal website. CorkPost CorkPost is an online corkboard pos
• rt of my personal website. CorkPost CorkPost is an online corkboard postit appli
• notes in the corkboard area. Link: CorkPost Screenshot Technologies Used: Pytho
• Corporation
• ve to the Netscape Communications Corporation web server (currently named Oracl
• Corpuses
• gramming information too difficult. Corpuses will usually not contain characters
• Correction
• stance Application in Search Spell Correction and Typing Correction/Prediction P
• Search Spell Correction and Typing Correction/Prediction Presentation ppt file i
• word using minimum distance. Spell Correction File: 'wdcorrect.py' Test the spel
• ============= Application 1: Spell Correction for search multiple words File: "w
• , 'langnuage'] ,tolerance= 2 Query Correction= ['Python', 'programming', 'langua
• ti', 'Python'] ,tolerance= 2 Query Correction= ['Monty', 'Python'] ['http://www.
• , 'Jafferson'] ,tolerance= 2 Query Correction= ['Thomas', 'Jefferson'] ['http://
• l', 'weapons'] ,tolerance= 2 Query Correction= ['most', 'powerful', 'weapon'] ['
• nerate better result. Typing Spell Correction/Prediction File: "wordpredict.py"
• ====== Application 2: Typing Spell Correction/Prediction Using Big Dictionary Fi
• Correlation
• Using Euclidean Distance, Pearson Correlation, and Filtering", last acceded on
• ses/vivjverberg_07.pdf "Pearson's Correlation Coefficient Calculation - Worked
• Cortina
• inks and text. Creator David Moreno Cortina's profile Code and text released un
• Cost
• g multiple links or methods, etc. • Cost Effectiveness- Its cost is under the
• Counties
• e page to verify which States # and Counties are available and the correct spell
• Country
• search, to search for NGOs in your Country, your state and your city and accor
• County
• _start:co_code_end] print 'State and County identifyer for State=',state,' and C
• y identifyer for State=',state,' and County=',county,' is ',co_code return co_co
• r advisories for State=',state,' and County=',county new_alert_list = [] return
• for State: ' + state.upper() + ' and County: ' + county + ' is -- ' for field in
• s created for a particular State and County in the USA. # # This service will se
• l) if page == -1: print '- State and County codes you entered are: State=',state
• you entered are: State=',state,' and County=',county print print 'Weather Alert
• ########################### # Orange County - Sunny; 57-52 (F); Wave Height 0.77
• Coupons
• Submission Project: Social Coupons Description: The project aims to bu
• ct code can be fine at github SocialCoupons All material is released under Crea
• Coursera
• rse is a big advantage re: MITX and Coursera. Having a public program like this
• Craig
• r6hIAxP.png Team member: Udacity ID: Craig Huggins Forum ID: cehbab Email: crai
• Crawl
• n Code: http://pastebin.com/unqWCu9A Crawler test site: http://www.miraclesofmo
• instead of crawling all over again. Crawl data: link (24.9 MB) Code on github
• s can query it for search results. - Crawler. Runs as a service. It crawls the
• source code Involve! manual article: Crawler selection policy and web thopology
• BA SEARCH ENGINE Introducing the Web Crawler A web crawler is a program that co
• itter data, and so on. How it works: Crawl (fetch) Facebook's status through it
• lowly makes it way up. 2) Generating Crawl Summaries Crawl Summaries make use o
• ay up. 2) Generating Crawl Summaries Crawl Summaries make use of the fact that
• not scan it for links to follow. Can Crawl: This procedure takes your crawler u
• and use a previously generated index Crawl a specified number of pages from a s
• CrawlerClient
• to project directory and launch CrawlerClient.py that will crawl a web site (w
• Crawlers
• ies , String concepts, Queries, Web Crawlers, Indexing, Implementation of Lists
• Crawls
• tialized via 3 scripts: Crawler.py - Crawls the web - given 1/more seed URLs, an
• Creativity
• 7) UdacityDave 1 Creativity and relevance are my domain, but I
• Creator
• ful Soup to extract links and text. Creator David Moreno Cortina's profile Code
• Also you can find it on pastebin . Creator: Alireza Mortazavi Udacity signup e
• he README, I suggest you go read it Creator: I was the only person who worked o
• Credits
• xYY1zYrRZpqoG28-IrVhSAWsPHCP6xLf-zo Credits https://docs.google.com/document/pu
• Criteria
• om every consecutive ‘n’ links. Criteria for Selecting ‘m’ pages can be
• onging to different domains. Search Criteria is categorized into different domai
• Cruz
• ############################# # Santa Cruz - Light rain; 53-50 (F); Wave Height
• Cryptonomicon
• as inspired by Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon novel, which I read during the f
• Cuenca
• link answered 08 Apr, 16:51 Fredy Cuenca 81 1 3 Are you s
• Cumulonimbus
• ions: print multi_lookup(index, ["Cumulonimbus","clouds"]) ['greater chances of
• Currently
• tent itself, in a specified order. Currently, there are only 5 pagescores there
• ews appear like this : The string "Currently matched keywords" is added to anno
• re and NoSQL is key-value storage. Currently Locate is hosted on Google AppEngi
• can be downloaded from Spion Note: Currently only Windows is supported and you
• e other information about the URL. Currently used in saving the page title Igno
• search engine for housing rental! (Currently, it supports most cities in China.
• Custom
• ww.youtube.com/watch?v=A_wKjAW_VYU ) Custom configurations: Each search engine i
• te Results MKDroid works with Google Custom Search, Yahoo! Search BOSS and Bing
• customize your search provider list. Custom ranking algorithm The link will be u
• the search engine search API (Google Custom Search, Yahoo! Search BOSS, Bing API
• Customizable
• ny case (upper/lower) as the same Customizable dictionary of URL attributes that
• Cygwin
• a demonstration in a Posix/Linux or Cygwin environment: wget https://github.com
• Cyndi
• results.com with contributions from: Cyndi Wong | Udacity forum ID: cwong lin



• DARPA
• - Stanford University - Scientist - DARPA challenges - Stanley (one of the sel
• DATE
• tputs visit: Google Docs IMPLEMENTING DATE AND TIME: Our code deals heavily on c
• DAVID
• ed 14 Apr, 17:24 DAVID do reply if the submission was accep
• DDAAAEFEDACDCABGADDCAAGFECDAGFEDCD
• ' 'Scarborough_Fair', 'DDAAAEFEDACDCABGADDCAAGFECDAGFEDCD' 'Green_Sleeves', 'EGA
• DEFINITELY
• nformation. "89% of patients would DEFINITELY recommend Udacity General Hospital
• DEMO
• ons BY-NC-SA License. There is also a DEMO . If you use it, let me know what you
• DEPTH
• crawl.py -h usage: crawl.py [-h] [-d DEPTH] [-i index file ] [-m MAXPAGES] [-r
• p show this help message and exit -d DEPTH maximum crawling depth, starting fro
• DESCRIPTION
• Submission (1) DESCRIPTION: This is a code documentation wri
• 1 CONTEST DESCRIPTION I was always interested in number
• t we learnt in six weeks! GENERAL DESCRIPTION: The essential part of the projec
• DIST
• usage: feedinformant.py [-h] [-l] [-d DIST] [-c CAT] [--version] AI classifying
• rnet feeds (rather than test data) -d DIST, --dist DIST distance to use: manhatt
• ather than test data) -d DIST, --dist DIST distance to use: manhattan, euclidean
• DIVAYNSHU
• nshu6.11@gmail.com THANK YOU VIPUL DIVAYNSHU link answered 14 Apr, 17:20 Vipu
• DOCS
• d run the python file. SAMPLE OUTPUTS DOCS: Google Docs WHY TVQuest? There is no
• DOWNLOAD
• iving the ability to the browser to DOWNLOAD PACKATES from the estimated page UR
• Daily
• I score on percent RDA (Recommended Daily Allowance, Recommended Daily Intake,
• mmended Daily Allowance, Recommended Daily Intake, Dietary Recommended Intake)?
• Dallas
• Department 7500 W. Camp Wisdom Road Dallas, TX 75236 U.S.A. Dallas, TX 6-Sep-91
• Wisdom Road Dallas, TX 75236 U.S.A. Dallas, TX 6-Sep-91 This is a list of over
• om The Interociter bulletin board in Dallas (214/258-1832). The original read.me
• Daniel
• h and Language Processing", 2nd Ed., Daniel Jurafsky and James Martin, 2009, Pea
• Daniele
• nder CC Lincese v3 Author: just me (Daniele) ############ The boring stuff! ###
• DataStore
• m/appengine/), it uses AppEngine's DataStore (https://developers.google.com/app
• Database
• the main melodies of various songs. Database consists of: 'Twinkle_Twinkle_Littl
• od data from USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 24
• ABBREV.txt # USDA National Nutrient Database Here is output from a MCDONALD'S br
• k-end: supervisor + tornado(Python) Database: mysql Crawler: a script written in
• service (National Digital Forecast Database) where they supply various forecast
• Datasheets
• sdcc: http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/ Datasheets: [3] Max232: http://www.ti.com/lit
• Date
• 0 Submission Date Night Movie Finder YouTube Video: htt
• DaveDaveFind
• Submission: DaveDaveFind Link: http://davedavefind.appspot
• d course materials. The result is DaveDaveFind . As Peter once pointed out , it�
• ite, so I decided to call my site DaveDaveFind . DaveDaveFind searches the full-
• ed to call my site DaveDaveFind . DaveDaveFind searches the full-text of the Uda
• tter for single word searches. If DaveDaveFind finds your search query inside a
• DaveK
• scratch over the weekend. Forum ID: DaveK Thanks for the classes! Inspirationa
• nal stuff. link answered yesterday DaveK 51 4 edited yesterday
• DaveRank‌™
• ation, or --daverank to show the DaveRank‌™ for each result underneath its U
• David
• Robert_Moors 1 1 David said you can enter and receive recog
• tion from code originally written by David Harris Released under a Creative Com
• knowledgements A great big thanks to David Evans! Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA
• share/dmateo/si/demo.pdf Udacity ID: David Mateo I am really excited to be able
• rmission. link answered 2 days ago David Mateo 36 1
• p to extract links and text. Creator David Moreno Cortina's profile Code and te
• like it. link answered 2 days ago DavidMoreno 180 2 6 edited 4 hours ago
• Forum-Id: kozyrevsergey89@gmail.com David Mayboroda email: david.ftzi@gmail.co
• tie.org/3824810 (contains same code) David Bielen (only member) link answered
• ryone at udacity including Professor David Evans for putting up these interesti
• tion is based on Sebastian Thrun and David Evans's lecture on "Building a Searc
• ) for finding a house. After learned David's course about search engine, I deci
• using rental. So many many thanks to David and other people at Udacity! Framewo
• the Urank procedure the drawings by David were illustrative, but I wished to b
• future Udacians ;) My big thanks to David, Peter and all of you! this has trul
• DavidMoreno
• ke it. link answered 2 days ago DavidMoreno 180 2 6 edited 4 hours ago
• Dawkins
• Note: I got this idea from Richard Dawkins' "Growing Up in the Universe" serie
• DeKeyser
• yseril Students in CS 101 = William DeKeyser link answered 19 Apr, 01:06 Bill
• Deals
• Project: Udaciously Social Deals Crawler (USDC) Source code in artxgj
• oupons, etc. and indexes them into a Deals Search Engine. USDC relies on Facebo
• Declarations
• ********************* # Constants Declarations # # You must enter one value for
• Deepak
• sions? link answered 30 Mar, 23:42 Deepak Nath 1 1 Yes, yo
• Default
• ted to a certain number per 'page.' Default is 10. Changeable by user. Able to
• Dell
• lgorithm runs very slow on my ancient Dell centrino laptop running debian and he
• nted in approximately 7 minutes on my Dell inspiron 2006 vintage centrino 1.86Gh
• Demo
• art of the team to change the world!) Demo: http://seorankcheck.appspot.com GitH
• /open?id=0B0jrA57v4PyRVW5sQU9kRVJyZFk Demo Url: ratedveep.appspot.com Forum Id:
• to search non-English content or URL. Demo: https://locateweb.appspot.com/ You c
• ch history to find new matching deals Demo: To run the project, you need first t
• eautifulSoup and Bootstrap . Code and Demo : My code is available at GitHub unde
• Denis
• s project. link answered yesterday Denis 26 1 edited yesterday
• Deny
• ipt: Crawler Respects the robots.txt 'Deny' 'Crawl-delay' directive, if it exist
• Department
• Professor Hardin, Pomona College, Department of Mathematics, Spring 2007, last
• txt. SIL International Linguistics Department 7500 W. Camp Wisdom Road Dallas, T
• Dependencies
• mDAvVYwM This code is CC BY-NC-SA Dependencies: pybing topia.termextract (this i
• n?id=0B34gnounlkSOcmNZQUlwbTJ4UVU Dependencies: python, glib, pygtk[2], redshift
• Dependet
• hms or more (1K) 1 led 4 LDR (Ligth Dependet Resistor) 2 Pens (like shown in nex
• Derick
• QSO some time. Good luck, OM. 73. -- Derick (10 Apr, 22:21) De
• ck (10 Apr, 22:21) Derick Thanks for the reply
• Thanks for the reply Derick - super to see another ham here!. FY
• Descripción
• n un directorio y subdirectorios. Descripción del proceso 1) recorro todos los
• Description
• ti word spell checker Application Description: Check your search engine ranking
• younger@gmail.com / forum ID: ery Description: Oops. I stupidly spent hours com
• 0 Submission Description: An app that indexes online Irish
• Submission Lagado Machine Project Description In 1726, Jonathan Swift published
• code http://pastebin.com/KhRLanvz Description ~Sample Mega Million lottery anal
• ns are comparable to the new one. Description What my code does is to implement
• ission Project name : Brainstormy Description : https://docs.google.com/open?id
• ideo: http://youtu.be/tSfYZEYUFk0 Description: NetFlix does a great job of sugg
• thor: Dumitru Stama From: Romania Description Fetches content from the news sit
• - personal content search engine Description: Locate is a personal content sea
• 0 Description I decided to add a list of strong
• Submission: Description https://docs.google.com/document/
• ubmission Project: Social Coupons Description: The project aims to build an agg
• ng appropriate results. Algorithm Description – 1)After obtaining ordered sea
• region in page source. Algorithm Description – ‘m’ links/pages are selec
• le ... /title tag and returns it. Description generator: Takes a url as input a
• 0 Submission Description: I created a fathead plugin for D
• h or not. Here's the description: Description: This project was inspired by the
• Submission Project Description : Investigative Facilitator Obser
• search results.) Summary Project Description : The GIGO principle applied to S
• Submission Project Name : MKDroid Description : Open Source Meta Search Engine
• ols I needed to fix this code up. Description: I wrote a little python script t
• 3 Submission Description My project was inspired by Neal S
• com/louieorbeta/Search-On-A-Stick Description: This is a collection of Python s
• ch Extended Media Linking Project Description (v1.3) https://docs.google.com/op
• Deserve
• nes with those less privileged. • Deserve our needs - We believe that we need
• Design
• he issue I faced with the RSS feeds. Design : The basic process is as follow. Fi
• Details
• possible words from those letters. Details about this part are also described
• evangelize the software in the lab. Details of my language's syntax are in the
• Development
• ondary Education Centre 5.) Skill Development 6.) Entrepreneurship Motivation 7
• es.rubyonrails.org/ • Agile Web Development, 4th edition, by Sam Ruby • Rai
• remaining more general. State of Development: The current application was desi
• Device
• Identification than includes msgsize|DeviceName|No. ADC Channels|ADC Channel Sel
• l Selection Codes msgsize -- Size of DeviceName+1 DeviceName No. ADC CHannels --
• odes msgsize -- Size of DeviceName+1 DeviceName No. ADC CHannels -- Also used to
• .py Here we include: The list of the Devices connected Repetion in ADC reading t
• ls.py useful functions, and classes: Device -- This is the bridge between Device
• Device -- This is the bridge between Device (PIC) and Computer Device.read_confi
• ge between Device (PIC) and Computer Device.read_confing -- Get Name and configu
• Name and configurations (Indentify) Device.read_ADCChannel -- Ask for ADC conve
• et.- Derived from gtk.VBox class and Device class parameters (Monitor List, RS23
• e import config.py, iterate over the Device List and add each device to a new pa
• ives the possibility to choose which Device and Device channel control each one
• ssibility to choose which Device and Device channel control each one (the code i
• DeviceName
• entification than includes msgsize|DeviceName|No. ADC Channels|ADC Channel Selec
• Selection Codes msgsize -- Size of DeviceName+1 DeviceName No. ADC CHannels -- A
• es msgsize -- Size of DeviceName+1 DeviceName No. ADC CHannels -- Also used to i
• Devices
• py Here we include: The list of the Devices connected Repetion in ADC reading t
• Diana
• /tree/master/iso_639_1 Team Members: Diana Fisher (diana.fisher@gmail.com) Foru
• Dickens
• veral Shakespeare plays and several Dickens novels, then see how well it could
• is more likely to be Shakespeare or Dickens, by feeding his palindrome article
• Dictionaries
• joyed immensely. Concepts such as Dictionaries , String concepts, Queries, Web C
• Dictionary
• ll Correction/Prediction Using Big Dictionary File: 'typingcorrect.py' and 'comp
• 2 Submission Dictionary crawler Search for new words for a
• t currently being incremented. The Dictionary (The dictionary was too large for
• Dictreader
• imilar if limited way. I looked at Dictreader and dictionaries but decided it di
• Diego
• ############################## # San Diego - Sunny; 58-52 (F); Wave Height 0.77
• Dies
• pieces that quote the medieval chant 'Dies Irae'), composers ("I just composed a
• Diesel
• is seems comparing the search “Who Diesel?” with “Diesel” alone. Ambigui
• the search “Who Diesel?” with “Diesel” alone. Ambiguity in the keyword m
• rd may relate to people (i.e. Rudolf Diesel, Vin Diesel) or things (i.e. Diesel
• e to people (i.e. Rudolf Diesel, Vin Diesel) or things (i.e. Diesel Fuel, Diesel
• Diesel, Vin Diesel) or things (i.e. Diesel Fuel, Diesel Engines). Experiment 2
• Diesel) or things (i.e. Diesel Fuel, Diesel Engines). Experiment 2 : Here the si
• Dietary
• llowance, Recommended Daily Intake, Dietary Recommended Intake)? How much sugar
• df (see p. 34) is here . I used the Dietary Reference Intakes: Recommended Inta
• Diff
• the search engine we built in class. Differentiation and integration# Well sim
• Digital
• about NOAA's NDFD service (National Digital Forecast Database) where they suppl
• Dilemma
• when I learned about the Prisoner's Dilemma a long time ago. Oftentimes people
• Distance
• "Mining Similarity Using Euclidean Distance, Pearson Correlation, and Filtering
• riangle Inequality for the Tanimoto Distance", A H Lipkus, Journal of Mathematic
• Submission Edit Distance Application in Search Spell Correct
• 2) Second highest rank: Exact Note-Distance Match We match the distance between
• iscellaneous: Ranking based on Edit Distance, either by Note or Note-Distance Ma
• it Distance, either by Note or Note-Distance Matches We rank the rest of the dat
• x to MP [#,01##]#len=0020,# 2. Edit Distance I started with the edit distance so
• Ditto
• be exposed to the positive elements. Ditto for my children etc.. This being sai
• Divyanshu
• Participants : REAL NAME === Vipul Divyanshu UDACITY User name === vipuldivyans
• link answered 14 Apr, 17:20 Vipul Divyanshu 75 1 6 edited 14 Apr, 17:24
• (14 Apr, 17:23) Vipul Divyanshu 1
• Django
• ion: Minisearcher was deployed using Django on a free Django hosting. Here it is
• was deployed using Django on a free Django hosting. Here it is: http://minisear
• files and directories are related to Django and the deployment of my app on it.
• the "mini" directory: settings.py - Django settings urls.py - the only thing wh
• tory and described above. This makes Django applications easier to install. All
• not mentioned above were created by Django automatically and have no changes ad
• iple. For example it doesn't use the Django feature of patterns in order not to
• creenshot Technologies Used: Python, Django, Ajax, HTML, CSS Here's my code in G
• icer design.. :) Tools uses : I used Django , Python , BeautifulSoup and Bootstr
• Docs
• did are publicly available on Google Docs here . My code is available on Pasteb
• icense : Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA Docs and Info: [1] redshift: http://jonls.
• hon file. SAMPLE OUTPUTS DOCS: Google Docs WHY TVQuest? There is no central tv s
• annel. For more outputs visit: Google Docs IMPLEMENTING DATE AND TIME: Our code
• Doctor
• quire services like: 1.) Teacher 2.) Doctor 3.) Accountant 4.) Helpers 5.) Domes
• Document
• s, News, Personal Website . Project Document https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B-
• Domestic
• ctor 3.) Accountant 4.) Helpers 5.) Domestic Helpers 6.) Nurses 7.) Engineers 8.
• Download
• y on Rails- www.rubyonrails.org • Download Ruby, rubygem- www.rubyonrails.org/
• t browsers that support JavaScript. Download the project. Substitute dict.txt wi
• tive Commons CC BY-NC-SA license :D Download the code here Github PDF Indexer Au
• FSU2lDX1U (choose menu entry: File- Download to download the ZIP file) Released
• ject Code: Choose menu entry: File- Download to download the ZIP file https://do
• t]gmail[dot]com) EDIT : How to use: Download the repository as a zip: https://gi
• ok through our implementation CODE: Download from google docs here . The python
• tHelp on google docs . INSTRUCTION: Download the source files from the links abo
• /hobsonlane/bitcrawl/zipball/master Download the zip file Extract bitcrawl-hobso
• de: (v1.3) choose menu entry: File- Download to download the ZIP file https://do
• Downsides
• y and have no changes added by me. Downsides and things that need to be improve
• Drama
• in the different categories (Comedy, Drama, etc) and then for each show, it ind
• Drift
• ificates link answered 6 hours ago Drift 41 3 pre
• this: link answered 19 Apr, 04:15 Drift 41 3 edited 19 Apr, 04:53
• DropBox
• program) to upload their essays to DropBox and share them with the other class
• Dropbox
• aining sample files: get it from my Dropbox Creative Commons licence, share-ali
• Drug
• ific adverse Effect due to a Specific Drug - Search based on user posts (not fro
• DuckDuckGlow
• y create a plugin for DuckDuckGo (DuckDuckGlow, anyone?), but I haven't reached
• he subject. Quicklinks: Glow Code DuckDuckGlow - A github repo for development o
• thub repo for development of the "DuckDuckGlow" plugin, although it is currently
• Duckpaddle
• ication? link answered yesterday Duckpaddle 340 1 4 12 Yes
• ://pastebin.com/u1yEH78R UserName: Duckpaddle Real Name: George Mallard gmallard
• BY-NC-SA link answered yesterday Duckpaddle 340 1 4 12
• Dulcinea
• For instance: if we enter the name 'Dulcinea' -a character from "The Ingenious G
• sting things: searching the string "Dulcinea del Toboso" for adjectives in a ran
• _crawler ('don_quixote_part_1.txt','Dulcinea del Toboso', 2, 4) (notice that the
• by 198575 words The target string: 'Dulcinea del Toboso' appears 34 times in the
• can infer some interesting things: 'Dulcinea' was a 'lady', and very beautiful!,
• emantic field. In addition to that, Dulcinea (by the way, she is the cherish lov
• e book. But at the end of the book, Dulcinea hardly appears. And we can get all
• Dumitru
• : Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Author: Dumitru Stama From: Romania Description Fet
• Dump
• g link, compute every page's ranking. Dump the ranking and indexing variables in
• Dutch
• dy implemented 7 languages: English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese



• EDCDEEEDDDEGGEDCDEEEEDDEDC
• �Mary_Had_a_Little_Lamb', 'EDCDEEEDDDEGGEDCDEEEEDDEDC' 'Scarborough_Fair', 'DDAA
• EDIT
• (shaligram.prajapat[at]gmail[dot]com) EDIT : How to use: Download the repository
• EEECGECGEBBBCGEbCGE
• _Imperial_March_Simplified', 'EEECGECGEBBBCGEbCGE' Now, a user inputs ‘EDC’
• EMAIL
• this program. TEAM MEMBERS: (UDACITY EMAIL IDS) 1. Shashank S Rao email: rshash
• ENGINE
• s, which are given below: 1.) SEARCH ENGINE: It is used to carry out a three way
• akeholders. (9) 4. SHREE AMBA SEARCH ENGINE Introducing the Web Crawler A web cr
• ENTER
• t there might be some leeway: HOW TO ENTER: a. Create a program that builds on
• ENTIRELY
• I would like to say, that I'm ENTIRELY THRILLED by the number of AMAZING s
• EVERY
• nk about it for a second.. What does EVERY first sentence tell you in any given
• EXCEPT
• ion. all the recipes with olive oil. EXCEPT the recipes that contain carrot. ( 2
• EXPLANATIONS
• ery READ MOTIVATIONS AND detailed EXPLANATIONS in the online site http://innovat
• EXTENSE
• esn't help at all. Because it is SO EXTENSE that I will have really hard time t
• Earl
• and all link answered 09 Apr, 18:30 Earl Johannaber 1 1
• Easy
• reative Commons licence, share-alike. Easy to add/replace the fundus of text fil
• Submission Title: Easy News Reader License: Creative Commons
• nd it ? The code is hosted on github: Easy News Reader repository Youtube demo v
• on and algorithms learned from cs101. Easy to configure, demonstrate power of si
• avista hashtag with the ted hashtag ? Easy. Bam! The TED hashtag is pretty speci
• Eclipse
• some of the tools used like git and Eclipse that I was able to setup and use. S
• Edevaldo
• on Project Name: cs101-lupa Author: Edevaldo Pereira - edevaldo@gmail.com Code:
• relevant. link answered yesterday Edevaldo Per... 26 2
• Edit
• 0 Submission Edit Distance Application in Search Spell
• onverter(); var editor = new Markdown.Editor(converter); editor.run(); })();
• g. 3) Miscellaneous: Ranking based on Edit Distance, either by Note or Note-Dist
• onverter(); var editor = new Markdown.Editor(converter); editor.run(); })();
• Data tx to MP [#,01##]#len=0020,# 2. Edit Distance I started with the edit dist
• onverter(); var editor = new Markdown.Editor(converter); editor.run(); })();
• s, current page current result range. Edit: I used two freely available python m
• onverter(); var editor = new Markdown.Editor(converter); editor.run(); })();
• Eduard
• alazar) and me (forum ID "SimStim" - Eduard Pech). It's for all you guys out the
• duard.barrera@gmail.com screen name: Eduard user home: http://www.udacity-forums
• udacious! link answered 2 days ago Eduard 74 2 7 edited yesterday
• here! (2 days ago) Eduard I opened a amazonws
• s.com/ (yesterday) Eduard I opened and amazonw
• s.com/ (yesterday) Eduard 0
• BY-NC-SA 3.0 license. Participants: Eduard Sherstnev | Udacity forum ID: eduard
• Education
• like: 1.) Matri Chaya 2.) Computer Education Centre 3.) Primary Education Centr
• puter Education Centre 3.) Primary Education Centre 4.) Secondary Education Cen
• ary Education Centre 4.) Secondary Education Centre 5.) Skill Development 6.) E
• ll and Peter Norvig, 2010, Pearson Education International "Speech and Language
• ky and James Martin, 2009, Pearson Education International "FeedParser", a Pyth
• Effect
• Search of Specific adverse Effect due to a Specific Drug - Search base
• Effective
• ivided by effective opportunities. Effective occurrences is the number of times
• ccurrences from Laplace smoothing. Effective opportunities is the total number
• Effects
• �� Backgrounds and Borders  Text Effects  2D/3D Transformations  Anima
• Eiffle
• eird when you're searching for "Tour Eiffle", you'll end up with a lot of French
• Einstein
• e of birth .... Results for "Albert Einstein" : - Physics - Scientist - The Eins
• tein" : - Physics - Scientist - The Einstein Theory of Relativity - Nobel Prize
• Electrolytic
• ] (8 pins, Internal CLK, 4 ADC) 5 Electrolytic Capacitors 10uF 1 MAX232 If your
• Electronics
• world. Since my interest are IT, Electronics and game development most of thes
• Elwood
• BY-NC-SA license https://github.com/ElwoodBlues99/Udacity-CS101-SearchEngine/tr
• xtraction link answered 2 days ago Elwood 86 2 7 edited 2 days ago
• Emacs
• M-x dissociated press command in the Emacs text editor. Dr. Laws ran across thi
• Emailer
• , I submit - The Wind Gust Forecast Emailer (WGFE) When the contest was announc
• Emergency
• your query: Theory, Practice, and Emergency. -Information usefull for any heal
• ture is: Title: -theory -Practice -Emergency Content: -theory -Practice -Emerge
• rgency Content: -theory -Practice -Emergency In python code: Title:{Theory:{key
• },Practice:{keyword:[url,url,...]},Emergency:{keyword:[url,url,...]}} Content:{
• },Practice:{keyword:[url,url,...]},Emergency:{keyword:[url,url,...]}} This way
• such as electrocardiogram[...]" - Emergency : Will show the actions to perform
• Ender
• ace the keyword "ender" into google. Ender could mean any one of several things
• oogle returns the following results: Ender - the No library library Ender's gam
• ults: Ender - the No library library Ender's game - wikipedia (a famous sci-fi
• e - wikipedia (a famous sci-fi book) Ender Wiggan ( the hero of the book) Ender
• Ender Wiggan ( the hero of the book) Ender - tourdates of the band Google is st
• Engineers
• .) Domestic Helpers 6.) Nurses 7.) Engineers 8.) Event Organizers 9.) Sponsors
• Engines
• or things (i.e. Diesel Fuel, Diesel Engines). Experiment 2 : Here the simple Ph
• teaching us about Python and Search Engines! link answered 15 Apr, 22:05 padd
• English
• future). I apologize for my broken English. Thank You for such great classes P
• ive grammatical (prefix) stems from English words. It removes possesives, prefi
• that a gifted person ought to learn English in 30 hours, French in 30 days, and
• see during running the Program into English. here is a Video which shows the ru
• Ifnn7vcS3QMn6KNd4wRJ1GV0OyS8BzuCS1o English is not my mother tongue, please acc
• se accept my apology for the broken English in the paper. The purpose of this s
• nd it by just starting the program. English is not my native language so please
• e with two French sentences and one English quote, and it could still find the
• ve already implemented 7 languages: English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Po
• crawler Search for new words for an English language lexicographer to research
• ng this crawler is only looking for English words, it would be good to have a w
• d be good to have a way to drop non-English pages. I wrote a routine, isEnglish
• English pages. I wrote a routine, isEnglishpage that checks the html lang=" lt;
• p-91 This is a list of over 100,000 English words transcribed orthographically.
• that we dont want to use. Only 100 English words ('the', 'is', 'to', 'and' ...
• 200 most commonly used words in the English language to remove them from Wikipe
• o far the application only 'speaks' English. And it is only able to find 9 diff
• This simple program helps you learn English through this great game called Draw
• wanted to play but she doesn't know English (Spanish is our native language her
• how many of this words are valid in English (there may be cases like aaaaaa whi
• es like aaaaaa which is not a valid English word) so we also need to have a pyt
• Enhancements
• will make an introduction of the Enhancements in my code: 1 - A text parsing un
• to and from python search engine. Enhancements being worked on: Multiple urls be
• d “high quality” list. Future Enhancements: In the works is the ability to c
• Enjoy
• a windows based system. That's it ! Enjoy reading clean news Where can i find
• Enrique
• rnt. I'll try to stay udacious too. Enrique Contreras (astenolit) enconva@gmail
• Entity
• Submission: Named Entity Extraction Search The next big thing
• ements follow: The real biggy, Named Entity Extraction. From wikipedia on NEE: .
• Entrant
• The rules say, "One Submission per Entrant (or per group)," but you said to To
• Entrepreneurship
• entre 5.) Skill Development 6.) Entrepreneurship Motivation 7.) Adoption Centres
• Equations
• o's API to answer general queries. Equations abound. Most search engines today
• Eric
• ty page link answered 14 Apr, 09:50 Eric Matt 276 1 5 13 edited 14 Apr, 21:40
• Essam
• hanyessam1@gmail.com Udacity ID Hany Essam link answered 2 days ago Adictee 5
• Ethiopia
• al_copyrights.html for the keyword "Ethiopia". I the immediate cause, however, w
• odeinfotech].com From: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Licence: Creative Commons CC BY-NC-
• Euclid
• es the various distances (Manhattan, Euclid, cosine, Pearson, and Tanimoto for n
• ), the very classic and widely known Euclidean distance (or L2-norm, from Pythag
• ing-ch2.pdf "Mining Similarity Using Euclidean Distance, Pearson Correlation, an
• Euclidean
• the very classic and widely known Euclidean distance (or L2-norm, from Pythago
• g-ch2.pdf "Mining Similarity Using Euclidean Distance, Pearson Correlation, and
• Evan
• lesofmodernscience.com/udacity/ Team: Evan Younger / Udacity ID: eryounger@gmail
• this wonderful learning opportunity! Evan link answered yesterday ery 36 1
• Evans
• dgements A great big thanks to David Evans! Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA licens
• to deeply thank professors Thrun and Evans for stepping ahead with the Udacity
• at udacity including Professor David Evans for putting up these interesting lec
• s based on Sebastian Thrun and David Evans's lecture on "Building a Search Engi
• t of all I'd like to thank Professor Evans, Peter and the whole Udacity Team fo
• ally. In closing I want to thank Dr. Evans, Dr Thrun, Mr. Chapman, all of their
• dedicated to The Udacity Team (Prof. Evans, Dr Thrun, Mr.Chapman [Thanks for an
• Event
• Helpers 6.) Nurses 7.) Engineers 8.) Event Organizers 9.) Sponsors 10.) Social
• Eventually
• eedback from the user is required. Eventually, FeedInformant could be spawn as a
• Everyday
• ant trends of the day. Background : Everyday, I get several hundreds of bits of
• Everyone
• gine parts from the very beginning. Everyone can use it as a base for running ow
• Exact
• k * Ranking System: 1) Highest rank: Exact Note Match We match the user input n
• ote matches. 2) Second highest rank: Exact Note-Distance Match We match the dis
• Exam
• So I'm currently working on the Final Exam. I've got the last two regular questi
• 54DCB%21298 Background From the Final Exam 7.2 Starred, we learned the definitio
• "webcraweler.py" Modified from Final Exam 7.3 Starred, we train the keyword dic
• Example
• nabled phone # using this program*. Examples of NOAA weather alerts are hurrica
• equire those things frequently. For Example: 1.) You may be a student who has p
• ies and a property to make a query. Examples: mouse brain mass neurons human ma
• and a order to filter the results. Examples: 100000000000 neurons 20% 10000000
• eative Commons CC BY-NC-SA license. Example dataset for testing purposes: http:
• iated with the result. A Real World Example: Although it certainly need not be
• e to solve the following equations: Example: 'Udacity+hexamester'='seven weeks
• * 100$ (similarly for team 2/draw). Example: Bookmaker 1 gives the following od
• are in no way related to this code. Example : search_query = "pizza" ads output
• mory locations network port numbers Example: NTR1 12/02/07 19:20:40 I [01] Data
• l SAS code might have been written. Example: the raw code looks like: proc freq
• e each adjective for being counted. Example. I chose the classical book "The In
• e the .dot file usable by Graphviz. Examples The "web" we used in the class is
• obal report and/or a sales forecast Example: switch_seed_all = False switch_cra
• Examples
• nabled phone # using this program*. Examples of NOAA weather alerts are hurrican
• ies and a property to make a query. Examples: mouse brain mass neurons human mas
• and a order to filter the results. Examples: 100000000000 neurons 20% 100000000
• ubmission Project Name: Index Maker Examples : Index of this forum's contest pag
• e the .dot file usable by Graphviz. Examples The "web" we used in the class is c
• Excel
• r site, and did not return them in a Excel friendly format. Meaning an employee
• Excites
• into the procedure. If This Project Excites You: I'm not sure if this idea is a
• Exclude
• Bacalhau com Natas, Cebola, Azeite Exclude : Cenoura Where: * "Bacalhau com Na
• Exclusion
• PI , BeautifulSoup , and the Robot Exclusion Rules Parser . The web app uses st
• Experience
• ts created by students of NGOs • Experience the world of NGOs by participating
• Experiment
• eed for iterative search behavior. Experiment 1 : A basic tool for investigative
• i.e. Diesel Fuel, Diesel Engines). Experiment 2 : Here the simple Phrase structu
• ere the simple Phrase structure of Experiment 1 is appended with an answer word
• Extensability
• chosen at random. Structure and Extensability: The structure is quite horrible
• Extension
• /gator/blob/master/price_alert.log Extension plan: 1. Search based on DOM tree
• 024 Try it out: Install the Chrome Extension . (Screenshots here too). Reload t
• External
• ne how to display HTML elements  External Style Sheets are stored in CSS file
• mally saved in external .css files. External style sheets enable you to change t
• Extract
• the starting page the "seed" page. Extract all the links on that page. (This i
• h of those links to find new pages. Extract all the links from all of the new p
• com/amberj/ubudeb-dl/zipball/master Extract downloaded zip file and change ('cd
• ipball/master Download the zip file Extract bitcrawl-hobsonlane-*.zip using Win
• Extraction
• Submission: Named Entity Extraction Search The next big thing? No. Bet
• llow: The real biggy, Named Entity Extraction. From wikipedia on NEE: ...seeks t



• FEEL
• NG POINT FOR YOUR OWN PROJECT, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DO SO. (PROVIDED THAT THIS IS
• FIBO
• mplements 3 search modes: 1- CREATIVE FIBO REMIX When you perform a query - retr
• FILE
• this is just for documentation ) HELP FILE: TVQuestHelp on google docs . INSTRUC
• FIRST
• Draw Something. ===== SOLUTION ===== FIRST PART: Solve the anagram The game giv
• FOOD
• t verse 3 .. about verse 4 .. done! A FOOD To live a second life on second head;
• FORMULATION
• rmal user and NGO. (7) 2. PROBLEM FORMULATION The problem was formulated on the
• FORUM
• ][1]http://pastebin.com/dBT7MGrQ (3) FORUM ID: mondstein link answered 15 Apr
• FREE
• INT FOR YOUR OWN PROJECT, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DO SO. (PROVIDED THAT THIS IS ALLO
• FUTURE
• More people are connecting. (15) 8. FUTURE SCOPE The future scope of this proje
• d himakiran@gmail.com ForumID chundi FUTURE WORK In addition to try making the c
• FVSearch
• next 5 FVSearch I started this course to learn how
• Facebook
• ning experience.. I can be found on Facebook, I'm Alex Lavigne-Gagnon, I'm in th
• ne-Gagnon, I'm in the Udacity CS101 Facebook Group... link answered 06 Apr, 21
• Your crush's relationship status on Facebook! (Oh, that one maybe in version 2.0
• ons CC BY-NC-SA license Brands with Facebook Pages entice their fans to purchase
• appear in their fans' own streams. Facebook users with many friends ( 100) and
• oded with many posts. USDC crawls a Facebook user's stream for deals, promotions
• Deals Search Engine. USDC relies on Facebook's graph api and access tokens to cr
• raph api and access tokens to crawl Facebook users' stream posts. For this conte
• cept: one that retrieves posts in a Facebook user's stream and writes them to a
• deals. I did not include the sample Facebook php program I modified to ask the F
• k php program I modified to ask the Facebook user for a read_stream permission.
• on is a prototype that only indexes Facebook's Status (https://developers.facebo
• In the future version, it may index Facebook's message, twitter data, and so on.
• so on. How it works: Crawl (fetch) Facebook's status through its Graph API (htt
• data, which are user's information, Facebook posts, and inverted index. In case
• Facilitator
• oject Description : Investigative Facilitator Observation : Search Engine queri
• block deemed an “Investigative Facilitator” is placed at the interface bet
• e purpose of the “Investigative Facilitator” is to work with the user in or
• component of an “Investigative Facilitator” function might offer the user
• and complete. An “Investigative Facilitator” function is proposed to do thi
• er components to an Investigative Facilitator could be included that would impr
• Facilitator”
• block deemed an “Investigative Facilitator” is placed at the interface betwe
• purpose of the “Investigative Facilitator” is to work with the user in orde
• component of an “Investigative Facilitator” function might offer the user an
• nd complete. An “Investigative Facilitator” function is proposed to do this,
• False
• f alert[0] == alert_url: new_alert = False print print 'Active alert found but
• switch_ " Turn the first four True / False to limit the amount of pages you wan
• er to crawl Turn the last two True / False to display a global report and/or a
• forecast Example: switch_seed_all = False switch_crawl_shopping = True switch_
• Family
• Would have been good with HW6.1star, Family Trees, as a suggestion that our code
• Faster
• B with optional features omitted. f. Faster than popular client/server database
• Fathead
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• Submission A "Fathead" plug-in for the DuckDuckGo site to
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• gins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Pytho
• Feasibility
• ich are explained as follows: 1.) Feasibility Study- The project is analyzed if
• Feature
• aptive/Evolving Search Engine Major Features: 1) Ranking Based on Page Rank + H
• ubmission Submission: Search Engine Feature Pack Kind of a late submission and
• c License on my blog: Search Engine Feature Pack Feel free to remix, tweak, and
• Features
• for SQLite is in the public domain. Features of SQLite: a. Transactions are atom
• ugh ) . http://youtu.be/31b0NkPI2jo Features : - The car owner can determine the
• ert updates (price, weather alerts) Features: Implemented in simple python and a
• aptive/Evolving Search Engine Major Features: 1) Ranking Based on Page Rank + Hu
• rated dynamic content such as date. Features You will not be notified twice for
• stand out from what already exists. Features: Real-time search predictions Query
• hat lets the user perform searches. Features of each script: Crawler Respects th
• FeedInformant
• Submission : FeedInformant, a personal AI assistant to auto
• assify your RSS feeds. Concept : FeedInformant use an unsupervised machine-lear
• hat send numerous daily updates, FeedInformant is going to save your a good dea
• sic process is as follow. First, FeedInformant fetches the articles available f
• he user is required. Eventually, FeedInformant could be spawn as a Background p
• stance. Usage : As of today, the FeedInformant is a command line utility that c
• $ lynx readnews.html By default, FeedInformant uses pre-fetched feeds located i
• just use the switch "--live" and FeedInformant will fetch the feeds listed in t
• hub.com/gulliet/cs101/ Note that FeedInformant imports only standard Python mod
• located in the same directory as FeedInformant (this is not required, of course
• FeedParser
• resource), I have eventually used FeedParser, which is an Open Source Python li
• tandard Python modules, except for FeedParser.py that must be located in the sam
• already have a working install of FeedParser). You should download all the fill
• , Pearson Education International "FeedParser", a Python library that parses fee
• Feel
• gs can (and most probably will) break Feel free to fork this project on github.
• Marco Alves, marco.m.alves@gmail.com Feel free to contact me in case of any dou
• Fellow
• h each digit and hear how Pi sounds. Fellow users with a good knowledge of music
• Fetches
• tru Stama From: Romania Description Fetches content from the news sites I usual
• Fibonacci
• omage to the Italian Mathematician Fibonacci, since it remixes your query with
• File
• http://pastebin.com/MQ6ixFLh Project Files https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B-d
• ng minimum distance. Spell Correction File: 'wdcorrect.py' Test the spell correc
• Correction for search multiple words File: "webcraweler.py" Modified from Final
• t. Typing Spell Correction/Prediction File: "wordpredict.py" Typing spell correc
• ction/Prediction Using Big Dictionary File: 'typingcorrect.py' and 'completeWork
• te sign, symbols inside the keywords. File position All files can be download fr
• 1 Log File Comparator is a tool for comparing lo
• d here: https://github.com/mirvine/LogFileComparator git://github.com/mirvine/Lo
• omparator git://github.com/mirvine/LogFileComparator.git Comparing the content o
• ify all the lines as changed. The Log File Comparator tackles this problem in tw
• o four files (the original was five): File Bytes Words Range --------- ------ --
• Files
• ere in order to deploy Minisearcher. Files inside the minisearch directory: mod
• esults.html advanced_no_results.html Files inside the "mini" directory: setting
• hers return the error code 0x01+0xFF Files included : main.c - source code, mai
• helpful) Others Improvements Project Files: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B3
• http://pastebin.com/MQ6ixFLh Project Files https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B-d
• Final
• W's. So I'm currently working on the Final Exam. I've got the last two regular
• 3F4FB54DCB%21298 Background From the Final Exam 7.2 Starred, we learned the def
• File: "webcraweler.py" Modified from Final Exam 7.3 Starred, we train the keywo
• cted this ranking from the original. Final NFL Rankings I then applied these th
• n my rankings. Initial NCAA Rankings Final NCAA Rankings In conclusion, I am co
• eative Commons CC BY-NC-SA license). Finally, I would like to thank everyone at
• ative Commons CC BY-NC-SA licence. ==Final words== Well, Udacity rocks. I reall
• Finally
• on "quick picks" are really random. Finally, I want to say that it is practical
• he others in successive iterations. Finally, the results are formatted as a Web
• sion Project Link @ github Click Me Finally, thank everyone who offered so many
• ed language on the particular page. Finally, I've added some reading score form
• ative Commons CC BY-NC-SA license). Finally, I would like to thank everyone at
• s a bit beyond my current know-how. Finally, I'd just like to say thank you to
• 2@gmail.com udacityname: Sandeep Rv Finally, we'd like the thank everyone at ud
• elevance of the page to the search. Finally, the most suitable ad is returned.
• , not at the beginning nor the end. Finally, for statistis purposes, we can kno
• here: http://pastebin.com/GXda7jkt Finally, now that I had a list of hundreds
• Financial
• ption Profile description " Senior Financial controller with more than 10 years
• Finder
• Submission Date Night Movie Finder YouTube Video: http://youtu.be/tSfYZ
• Firefox
• rrecting that. Warning: It works in Firefox but I didn't test it yet in other b
• tml with a browser (was tested with Firefox). Enter letters in the search box a
• ed from a browser currently Chrome, Firefox, Safari), analyzing it, sorting it.
• Firmware
• om the Notebook/PC Screen (too bad) Firmware : The pic program was made using sd
• First
• gn : The basic process is as follow. First, FeedInformant fetches the articles
• arentNode.insertBefore(ga, s); })(); First time here? Check out the FAQ !
• ation in automated software testing. First, you run the program and capture the
• arentNode.insertBefore(ga, s); })(); First time here? Check out the FAQ !
• Firstly
• while executing the crawl for code. Firstly, not all question pages contain cod
• Fisher
• master/iso_639_1 Team Members: Diana Fisher (diana.fisher@gmail.com) Forum ID: d
• Flask
• order to keep things simple, I used Flask (http://flask.pocoo.org/) Flask allo
• used Flask (http://flask.pocoo.org/) Flask allowed me to quickly get some pages
• //github.com/d5/docs/wiki/Installing-Flask-on-Amazon-EC2 Todo: 1. Handle boolea
• Focus
• is the enemy of all innovation. • Focus on the poorest - All that we do is d
• need server farm or super computers. Focus the Purpose and Implementation If we
• Follow
• ll work on in this unit and Unit 2.) Follow each of those links to find new page
• nks from all of the new pages found. Follow each of those links to find new page
• ha.focus_response_field}); }); Follow this question By Email: Once you sig
• Food
• .) Books 2.) Vehicles 3.) Clothes 4.) Food 5.) Medicines 6.) Computers 7.) Compu
• house, and want to find something on Foodnetwork.com that has all of those ingr
• und in the ingredients section of the Food Network web site and ignores the rest
• tabase size small. Out of courtesy to Food Network, I limited my crawler to 1000
• he crawler from heading off to follow FoodNetwork.com's affiliate and twitter li
• FoodNetwork
• rawler from heading off to follow FoodNetwork.com's affiliate and twitter links
• Foodnetwork
• se, and want to find something on Foodnetwork.com that has all of those ingredi
• Forecast
• AA's NDFD service (National Digital Forecast Database) where they supply various
• hon. Thus, I submit - The Wind Gust Forecast Emailer (WGFE) When the contest was
• the bottom - send_mail with WindGustForecast and date WindGustForecast calls fin
• h WindGustForecast and date WindGustForecast calls find_max with get_speeds(whic
• Fork
• tCrawl team: @Antiface , @Nat , @Hobs Fork BitCrawl or check out our blog to fol
• Fortunately
• tly the XML code was a nightmare. Fortunately, the `Internet and some fantastic
• ForumID
• page : http://pastebin.com/Mx11uR0e ForumID: randomscreename link answered ye
• Submission Author ForumID: RGreen Link to code: http://pasteb
• dacity email id himakiran@gmail.com ForumID chundi FUTURE WORK In addition to t
• execution . Source Code on GitHub. ForumID: WIll1024 Try it out: Install the C
• Fowler
• y Sam Ruby • Rail Recipes, by Chad Fowler • Balsamiq Mockups For Desktop- ww
• Fractal
• I coded up this Mandelbrot Fractal. The code is here . link answered
• Framework
• David and other people at Udacity! Framework of ZhuFangZhi Web: Front-end: ngin
• Francisco
• ############################ # San Francisco - Light rain; 53-49 (F); Wave Heig
• Fredy
• m Peru link answered 08 Apr, 16:51 Fredy Cuenca 81 1 3 Ar
• me Renaux Nice work @Fredy ! Good thinking and translation of p
• Friendly
• 2 Submission Friendly Search: People typically have frien
• and provide better search results, Friendly Search searches YouTube for videos
• Code: https://github.com/LauraLaura/FriendlySearch Submitted By (Forum ID): Laur
• Fritz
• 8j91pr This project was done by John Fritz, fritzx2@aol.com, forum ID codeNarou
• Y-NC-SA # for this code. # # John W. Fritz # 4-20-2012 # #=====================
• to come. # # Best Regards, # # John Fritz # # # *This service will send approx
• er. The script uses IMDBAPI by Brian Fritz to get IMDB movie id and some basic
• Frivolo
• 6 Submission Frivolo.us (search engine) It is a search e
• son's supernatural predisposition . Frivolous is a replacement for traditional
• ites at least for general searches. Frivolous can now fetch these links to augm
• Frivolous
• on's supernatural predisposition . Frivolous is a replacement for traditional s
• tes at least for general searches. Frivolous can now fetch these links to augme
• From
• real biggy, Named Entity Extraction. From wikipedia on NEE: ...seeks to locate
• ommons BY-NC-SA Author: Dumitru Stama From: Romania Description Fetches content
• Froogle
• Submission Name: Froogle - a Frugal search engine Info: For
• d 08 Apr, 23:08 Froogle is a Google trademark, although it
• Frugal
• Submission Name: Froogle - a Frugal search engine Info: For my submissio
• Fuel
• l, Vin Diesel) or things (i.e. Diesel Fuel, Diesel Engines). Experiment 2 : Here
• Fullscreen
• e editor. (For example ) Click the Fullscreen icon in the top right. Click run (
• Fulton
• = 'Platte' #state = 'ga' #county = 'Fulton' #state = 'ga' #county = 'Rabun' #st
• Functional
• Udacity CS101 class. # # # Program Functionality: # (before running this program
• lement on a given site has changed Functional spec: Input: user specifies url an
• Functionalities
• m/cs101/users/7170/risto-muchev Functionalities: Simple And Brilliant UI: You c
• Functionality
• acity CS101 class. # # # Program Functionality: # (before running this program,
• se some work by sharing it Basic Functionality: Starting with the seeds: Regist
• Functions
• ple Mega Million lottery analyzer~ Functions: 1) Check your tickets against the
• en tought in one of the homeworks. Functions to save all the data to disk, or l
• e data to disk, or load from disk. Functions, which may take much time to execu
• Furniture
• uters 7.) Computer Peripherals 8.) Furniture 9.) Stationary 10.) Personal Care
• Further
• 0 Submission: Further ranking scores for pages (and terms
• setting (with a few modifications). Further work can be done to take more facto
• Furthermore
• ipedia.com you are interested in. Furthermore the program tries to find out the
• nd add_to_index must be modified. Furthermore, to modify the search procedure s
• ontain procedures with that name. Furthermore, for each one you also get all of
• Future
• he Project 12-14 7. Conclusion 15 8. Future Scope 16 9. Mock Ups 17-34 Appendix:
• lupa.py index.dat -p 8080 Conclusion Future developments: Doing this project was
• and classified into " IT " category. Future Applications: The same concept of th
• in trained.raw as a plain text file Future Works Try other algorithms to improv
• View between me and my boss about my Future in this Company. Two Years ago I dec
• ersonalized “high quality” list. Future Enhancements: In the works is the ab



• GENERAL
• these are explained as follows: 1.) GENERAL CONTRIBUTOR MODULE- This module is
• per their will and convenience. 3.) GENERAL NGO MODULE- In this module, any cer
• GO (28) 13.) LIST-OF-NGOS (29) 14.) GENERAL-CONTRIBUTOR-FORM (30) 15.) CONTRIBU
• h just what we learnt in six weeks! GENERAL DESCRIPTION: The essential part of
• GIGO
• esis : “Garbage In, Garbage Out” (GIGO) is a phrase used to describe failure
• s.) Summary Project Description : The GIGO principle applied to Search Engine in
• GITHUB
• nybody can take the advantage of it. GITHUB https://github.com/ksetyadi/Links-Ch
• GIVING
• oject is inspired from the “JOY OF GIVING WEEK”, celebrated from 2 October,
• GRUYERE
• d from www.fitday.com for one food: GRUYERE CHEESE, 50g. I calculate RDI for mo
• GUIs
• anguages course - the latter both for GUIs and for efficiently interpreting larg
• Gala
• ed that? Team members: Manuel Alberto Gala del Río (me) Iñigo Alberdi (Inigo)
• link answered 17 Apr, 13:17 Manuel Gala ... 26 1 edited 17 Apr, 14:31
• (18 Apr, 12:43) Manuel Gala ... 0
• Garbage
• being searched for. Hypothesis : “Garbage In, Garbage Out” (GIGO) is a phra
• ed for. Hypothesis : “Garbage In, Garbage Out” (GIGO) is a phrase used to d
• García
• extraordinary experience! - Andrés García Saravia Ortíz de Montellano link
• Gateway
• ges # by utilizing the Email to SMS Gateway whereby most cell phone # service p
• e email message to the Email to SMS Gateway address. # A list of Email to SMS G
• y address. # A list of Email to SMS Gateway addresses by cell phone providers #
• r password # toaddrs - Email to SMS Gateway email address for # cell phone rece
• erts for # - toaddrs - Email to SMS Gateway address in single quotes, no spaces
• addrs below, a list of Email to SMS Gateway addresses by cell # phone providers
• Gator
• at Udacity! and students!. Project: Gator - A web aggregator and applications
• eb aggregator and applications using Gator 1. A personalized homepage generator
• rator 2. An tracker and alert system Gator may be used: o to create a personali
• Gauderis
• n link to the code project by Tjerk Gauderis link answered 2 days ago Tjerk 41
• Gene
• reased efficiency and also because in Gene Regulatory Networks the important thi
• m, it will slowly makes it way up. 2) Generating Crawl Summaries Crawl Summaries
• ts would DEFINITELY recommend Udacity General Hospital." Code https://github.com
• General
• would DEFINITELY recommend Udacity General Hospital." Code https://github.com/
• Generate
• crawl results to an existing index Generate a sub-index containing only entries
• Generator
• SUBMISSION project CS101: Idea Generator People are often puzzled by their
• Gentleman
• ' -a character from "The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha" the clas
• the classical book "The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha" of Migue
• George
• H78R UserName: Duckpaddle Real Name: George Mallard gmallard ( at ) hexicurity.c
• German
• bought him off with a trip to Moers, Germany -- on the condition that he would w
• ing at the University of Greifswald, Germany. Isabel Schwende, Shaharasha@yahoo.
• d exams, except one. My last exam “German” will be in July. I have to comple
• ther year. My big problem is that “German” is a weak point of mine(even if i
• broad” in the chapter “The awful German language”: “My philological stud
• in 30 hours, French in 30 days, and German in 30 years.” Since I am 23 years
• other 7 years until I am able master German Language. The positive side effect o
• bought him off with a trip to Moers, Germany -- on the condition that he would w
• 7 languages: English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. I'
• bout me- I'm a student from Northern Germany. I've taken both courses an really
• ize in Physics - his date of birth - Germany - Princeton University ... Results
• Geshmack
• UR WORK! link answered 2 days ago Geshmack 40 3
• Ghost
• thers write good words, But still no Ghost, that's any good, To leave for nothi
• Gian Carlo
• s :) (yesterday) Gian Carlo Thank you! I'm gla
• (17 Apr, 13:59) Gian Carlo Obrigado! ;-)
• (17 Apr, 14:03) Gian Carlo That sounds like a
• Long live Udacity! Submission by : Gian Carlo / @gcmartinelli / gcmartinelli AT
• mail link answered 17 Apr, 09:29 Gian Carlo 420 2 8 16 edited yesterday
• sterday 1 Olá Gian Carlo! Our ideas are indeed very similar
• (17 Apr, 14:56) Gian Carlo btw, feel free to
• (17 Apr, 14:59) Gian Carlo 3
• (13 Apr, 20:19) Gian Carlo @Gian Carlo Thanks
• :19) Gian Carlo @Gian Carlo Thanks!! I have made some great fr
• (17 Apr, 13:02) Gian Carlo 1 Great idea! PS:
• (17 Apr, 13:04) Gian Carlo Nice, it has good
• GitHub
• emo: http://seorankcheck.appspot.com GitHub: https://github.com/mastermindw/Sear
• le product... I hope we'll bring the GitHub servers down by 20th April, due to t
• com code: download zip file / get on GitHub check the master branch for full cod
• al Python execution . Source Code on GitHub. ForumID: WIll1024 Try it out: Insta
• e. All the code is available in this GitHub repository . My Udacity ID is ecmend
• e and Demo : My code is available at GitHub under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Lice
• rce. The source code can be found at GitHub . Team members: jtalon - talon.jag a
• Github
• obably, but: I prefer Bitbucket over Github. Can I use a Bitbucket repository in
• a Bitbucket repository instead of a Github repo? If not, is there a specific re
• e files: The project can be found on Github here . Usage: This word search works
• 's something from the Readme file on Github. And yeah, I release this under the
• SA license :D Download the code here Github PDF Indexer Automatically crawls and
• o, Ajax, HTML, CSS Here's my code in Github Released under the creative commons
• awler (USDC) Source code in artxgj's Github repository Submitter Forum Id: artk
• or planning a trip to Paris! Link to Github repository: https://github.com/LLJB/
• ange higher education as we know it. Github repository: https://github.com/JFree
• be broken. I've hosted the codes on Github so everyone can modify and enhance i
• Give
• e in this, and dwell in lovers' eyes. Give my love fame faster than Time wastes
• ded on correct sentence segmentation. Given our intended use of the Lagado Machi
• Giving”
• d on the concept of “Pleasure of Giving”. For doing this major project prop
• Glass
• list the related pages like "Google Glass Project" and "Google Project" and "G
• Glow
• Submission Project: Glow The goal of glow is to improve the us
• this page interesting. My Code: With Glow, all of this is now possible. Or that
• eate a plugin for DuckDuckGo (DuckDuckGlow, anyone?), but I haven't reached that
• ight have on the subject. Quicklinks: Glow Code DuckDuckGlow - A github repo for
• ubject. Quicklinks: Glow Code DuckDuckGlow - A github repo for development of th
• repo for development of the "DuckDuckGlow" plugin, although it is currently emp
• Gmail
• ndard SMS message. This program uses Gmail to # send the email message to the E
• s. # # 3) Requests to connect to the Gmail server or to send emails # when ther
• there is no internet connection, the Gmail server # is down, or the user has en
• ding a group # of email/SMSs and the Gmail server connection is lost, # the pro
• . # Once reconnection is made to the Gmail server, the program # will start res
• you want the alert for # fromaddr - Gmail user account name # password - Gmail
• Gmail user account name # password - Gmail user password # toaddrs - Email to S
• uotes, no spaces # - fromaddr - full Gmail email address in single quotes, no s
• gle quotes, no spaces # - password - Gmail password in single quotes, no spaces
• Gnomes
• wo alone For life predestined to the Gnomes' embrace. To hear with eyes belongs
• Goal
• 0 Submission Goal: The goal of my project was to build
• earch results with word cloud Project Goal: For each search result create a word
• Goldsong
• ker Code : public website Members : Goldsong [Forum ID] link answered 2 days a
• orum ID] link answered 2 days ago Goldsong 2.8k 8 21 30 edited yesterday
• Google’s
• ple search engine using Python and Google’s original search and ranking algori
• Grace
• important – I could sing "Amazing Grace" in any key (starting on any note) a
• Gradek
• link answered 11 Apr, 14:59 Michael Gradek 206 1 3 7 1 I do
• (11 Apr, 16:06) Michael Gradek 1 got it now, and it
• link answered 11 Apr, 16:08 Michael Gradek 206 1 3 7 1 Just
• (12 Apr, 02:33) Michael Gradek 1 Michael, this is g
• (14 Apr, 12:00) Michael Gradek 9
• Gram
• Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh 2.) Seva Gram 3.) Seva Sangathan 4.) Grameen founda
• 2.) Seva Gram 3.) Seva Sangathan 4.) Grameen foundation 5.) CRY 6.) Shiksha 7.)
• Grameen
• .) Seva Gram 3.) Seva Sangathan 4.) Grameen foundation 5.) CRY 6.) Shiksha 7.)
• Graph
• to download and run Selenium Server. Graph before: {'http://localhost/test.html
• : {'http://localhost/test.html': []} Graph after : {'http://localhost/test.html
• fetch) Facebook's status through its Graph API (https://developers.facebook.com
• Graphic
• ssional’ (network administrator). Graphic design for Android application was
• Graphviz
• hought to myself "this is a job for Graphviz ". My submission is a simple set of
• he DOT language that can be read by Graphviz to produce some pretty images. The
• ually write the .dot file usable by Graphviz. Examples The "web" we used in the
• dot", graph, ranks) Now you can use Graphviz (in a shell outside the Python inte
• nks, "Kidnap", graph) ... and using Graphviz to make an svg image gives you (com
• Grasic
• .com link answered yesterday Katja Grasic 41 1
• Green
• Submission Author ForumID: RGreen Link to code: http://pastebin.com/bF
• license: CC BY-NC-SA 2012 by Robert Green, see http://creativecommons.org/lice
• ication. link answered 2 days ago RGreen 36 1
• trange behavior. The Chiefs beat the Green Bay Packers, which gave the Packers
• DDAAAEFEDACDCABGADDCAAGFECDAGFEDCD' 'Green_Sleeves', 'EGABCBAF#DEF#GEED#EF#D#BE
• a_Little_Lamb', 'Scarborough_Fair', 'Green_Sleeves', 'Star_Wars_Imperial_March_
• b', -2], ['Scarborough_Fair', -2], ['Green_Sleeves', -1], ['Star_Wars_Imperial_
• a_Little_Lamb', 'Scarborough_Fair', 'Green_Sleeves', 'Star_Wars_Imperial_March_
• Greetings
• ation can be found on my website . Greetings, Sebastian link answered yesterd
• team for such a wonderful project! Greetings to all Udacians! Sincerely, pietho
• e in: http://pastebin.com/WvE12ew1 Greetings from Peru link answered 08 Apr,
• my stupid questions] and others.), Greetings to fellow Udacians. Participants:-
• Greifswald
• are studying at the University of Greifswald, Germany. Isabel Schwende, Shahara
• Group
• n, I'm in the Udacity CS101 Facebook Group... link answered 06 Apr, 21:09 ant
• rtext Application Technology Working Group (WHATWG). 2.) CSS3  CSS stands fo
• Growl
• ism such as the Open Source software Growl. The accuracy of the categorization
• Großmaß
• .com Web demonstration by: Raphael Großmaß (Berlin, Germany) Forum-Id: monty
• Guide
• ttp://code.google.com/p/feedparser/ "Guide to Data Mining", chapter 2, last acc
• Guild
• for the website for the Handweavers Guild of Boulder . One of our pages contai
• Gulliet
• name: gulliet Real name: Jean-Marc Gulliet Email: jeanmarc (dot) gulliet (at)
• Gulliver’s
• 6, Jonathan Swift published -- in Gulliver’s Travels -- a description of a won
• Gupta
• racause.webs.com Submitted By: Swati Gupta swatigupta261990@yahoo.in note: Rele
• Gust
• ith Python. Thus, I submit - The Wind Gust Forecast Emailer (WGFE) When the cont
• timeframe and requested only the Wind Gust forecast for 12 hrs. That provided me
• from the bottom - send_mail with WindGustForecast and date WindGustForecast cal
• il with WindGustForecast and date WindGustForecast calls find_max with get_speed
• Guthemberg
• the copyright free books from the Guthemberg project (Jane Austin Pride and Pre
• Guttenberg
• ly modified version of the Project Guttenberg text of the complete works of Shak



• HACKING
• ! Lots of love from Italy and HAPPY HACKING TO ALL :D link answered 18 Apr, 0
• HAM|Msg
• ional probability P(SPAM|Msg) and P(HAM|Msg) for the query message, using the s
• HAPPY
• ekers!!! Lots of love from Italy and HAPPY HACKING TO ALL :D link answered 18
• HASN
• Yes, it CAN be, but it HASN'T TO be a search engine
• HELP
• ugh. this is just for documentation ) HELP FILE: TVQuestHelp on google docs . IN
• HOME
• F THE PROJECT 1.) SHREE AMBA (17) 2.) HOME PAGE (18) 3.) ABOUT US (19) 4.) HOW I
• HOWTOUSE
• is on README.txt and there is also HOWTOUSE.txt included. The file can be downl
• testing and read the directions on HOWTOUSE.txt Name: Alexander Suraphel alexan
• HTMLcode
• essay in a uniform prose style. 5) HTMLcode , an optional parameter that can be
• HTTP
• is responsible for handling incoming HTTP requests and providing a suitable res
• in order to generate the appropriate HTTP response.  In Rails, the Controlle
• used for the application. The Apache HTTP Server is web server software notable
• toring files, post_data() for passing HTTP Post requests to webpages and retrivi
• nd page depth Handles page redirects (HTTP status codes 3xx) Handles page 404 er
• HYPER
• truth of the matter is, Wikipedia is HYPER STRUCTURED.. Computers like structur
• HackingPot
• using Bootswatch :) Project Name : HackingPot Objective : I really enjoy doing s
• ng the web for cool projects. With HackingPot, I can do this easily! All I need
• edients' (or components/parts) and HackingPot searches selected DIY/Tutorial web
• as much as I will enjoy using your HackingPot ;) Um abraço! (17
• HamsterHuey
• ge? link answered 31 Mar, 00:57 HamsterHuey 892 3 13 22 5
• Handle
• talling-Flask-on-Amazon-EC2 Todo: 1. Handle boolean operators for the search. Ch
• Handles
• ber of pages crawled and page depth Handles page redirects (HTTP status codes 3
• e redirects (HTTP status codes 3xx) Handles page 404 errors Can be limited to c
• Handweavers
• b monitor for the website for the Handweavers Guild of Boulder . One of our pag
• Hannah’s
• Submission Title: Hannah’s Udacious Python de-mystifier Backg
• Hanshans
• x.de) link answered 19 Apr, 09:11 Hanshans 66 1 4 edited 19 Apr, 09:30
• Hany
• Email hanyessam1@gmail.com Udacity ID Hany Essam link answered 2 days ago Adic
• Happy
• y Muse, my love's sweet face survey, Happy to have thy love, happy to die! And
• at a frown they in their glory die. Happy to have thy love, happy to die! THE
• in such a global programming event. Happy watching!! link answered 2 days ag
• Hardin
• ndrea Vijverberg, Advisor: Professor Hardin, Pomona College, Department of Mathe
• Hardware
• he gotten data in our computer. 1.- Hardware: schematic: https://docs.google.com
• Harris
• rom code originally written by David Harris Released under a Creative Commons Li
• Hash
• all improvement of the search engine. Hash table implementation Overall overhall
• HashMaps
• ured data (ArrayLists, LinkedLists, HashMaps, Classes and Objects) and operation
• Haven
• Zero-Five) with pretty good results. Haven't been in the shack in a while, espe
• Hayduk
• rted. Good luck to everyone. -Taylor Hayduk link answered yesterday Taylor Hay
• duk link answered yesterday Taylor Hayduk 41 1
• Health
• Motivation 7.) Adoption Centres 8.) Health Centres 9.) Old Age Homes 10.) Child
• Heart
• ormation. For example, if we search "Heart" in: - Theory : Will show documents
• ow documents explaining what it is: "Heart failure (HG) is generally defined as
• Heck
• search is for all palindrome lovers. Heck, It even checks your query for any pa
• Height
• teo - Light drizzle; 54-51 (F); Wave Height 0.910 (m) # ########################
• ncisco - Light rain; 53-49 (F); Wave Height 0.910 (m) # ########################
• rin - Light drizzle; 55-46 (F); Wave Height 0.910 (m) # ########################
• nterey - Light rain; 53-51 (F); Wave Height 0.808 (m) # ########################
• a Cruz - Light rain; 53-50 (F); Wave Height 0.808 (m) # ########################
• nta Barbara - Sunny; 59-50 (F); Wave Height 0.798 (m) # ########################
• Los Angeles - Sunny; 60-53 (F); Wave Height 0.790 (m) # ########################
• # # Ventura - Sunny; 60-51 (F); Wave Height 0.790 (m) # ########################
• Luis Obispo - Sunny; 59-50 (F); Wave Height 0.784 (m) # ########################
• # San Diego - Sunny; 58-52 (F); Wave Height 0.779 (m) # ########################
• ange County - Sunny; 57-52 (F); Wave Height 0.779 (m) # ########################
• Heitmann
• Schwende, Shaharasha@yahoo.de Janna Heitmann, janna.heitmann@web.de Oliver Krame
• Hello
• course CS101 consisted of printing 'Hello World!', somewhere in 2011. It was a
• gh and summarize Wikipedia articles- Hello everyone!!! First of all I'd like to
• 24 SamXML 96 3 3 Hello. Are this kind of programms ok? i di
• product: http://www.codecreeper.com Hello all! For my submission I have used w
• 9 Submission Hello everyone! I am a portuguese guy that
• Helpers
• acher 2.) Doctor 3.) Accountant 4.) Helpers 5.) Domestic Helpers 6.) Nurses 7.)
• Accountant 4.) Helpers 5.) Domestic Helpers 6.) Nurses 7.) Engineers 8.) Event
• Hemisphere
• major storm fronts in the Northern Hemisphere travel west to east, and a rainbow
• Here
• is my code submission to the contest. Here are two phone screen shots of the out
• ails about what the program is doing. Here is a computer screen shot of normal o
• to the loss of internet connectivity Here is a computer screen shot of abnormal
• not one of the 50 US states, yet :). Here is a computer screen shot of abnormal
• e some. It represented in an article. Here is a brief description Involve! is a
• sing Django on a free Django hosting. Here it is: http://minisearch.alwaysdata.n
• ks until it has found many web pages. Here is the process that a web crawler fol
• provided by the user of the website. Here output of the service or products wil
• Ldb to store the data on the databse. Here is code for my not yet perfect crawle
• for my not yet perfect crawler: code Here is the MySQLdb tutorial so others kno
• al so others know what it is: SQL Tut Here is the dump of my database, as you ca
• t of it has already been downloaded . Here I a going to make use of history of t
• Fuel, Diesel Engines). Experiment 2 : Here the simple Phrase structure of Experi
• Heroku
• Server- The web host server used is Heroku. It provides all the feature require
• Hide
• principles enhance extensibility like Hide data structure, avoid traversing mult
• Hideki
• o dot com (dot - . at - @) Forum ID: Hideki http://www.udacity-forums.com/cs101/
• 79/hideki link answered 2 days ago Hideki 36 2
• Higher
• e ‘mth’ position are selected. b)Higher Page Rank Algorithm can be useful in
• Highest
• ch Engine work * Ranking System: 1) Highest rank: Exact Note Match We match the
• Hillbilly
• groups of one? If I'm in both the Hillbilly Python Stompers and the Mountain C
• ;^) link answered 31 Mar, 01:45 Hillbilly 1.4k 6 22 24 8
• So, although calling yourself the "Hillbilly Python Stompers" might be worth a
• (31 Mar, 02:57) Hillbilly 5 LOL - the court
• Tom Vandenbosch @Hillbilly is right; sets weren't covered. Wo
• Hilton
• ontaining multiple words (ex: 'Paris Hilton') but the second string should be a
• up on the example keying in ['Paris Hilton','celebrity'], my code will perform
• rform a multiword query on ['Paris','Hilton'] (in which the order matter) and th
• History
• ct deliverables themselves. Thanks. History v1.0 Initial Commit, Single term se
• Hobs
• he BitCrawl team: @Antiface , @Nat , @Hobs Fork BitCrawl or check out our blog t
• and then. link answered 2 days ago Hobs 193 2 7
• , @hobs link answered 05 Apr, 22:12 Hobs 193 2 7 edited 18 Apr, 09:39
• Hola
• 0 Hola a todos Yo hice un programa para enco
• HomepageRanks
• NewsRanks.dat, MoviesRanks.dat, HomepageRanks.dat files.Saving ranks is necess
• Homepagegraph
• Newsgraph.dat, Moviesgraph.dat, Homepagegraph.dat files and ranks in NewsRanks
• Homes
• ntres 8.) Health Centres 9.) Old Age Homes 10.) Child Care Centres These NGOs w
• Homework
• ng" of page content into words from Homework 4.5. Added "Urank" from Unit 5 sect
• and returning of pages by rank from Homework 6 Starred 3. Created a new definiti
• t contains that string (Question 5, Homework 6); but the search engine is not wo
• Homeworks
• ther on Lecture Video Quizes or in Homeworks. On top of that I added a flavor o
• Homo
• vegicus baboon : Papio anubis human : Homo sapiens humans : Homo sapiens rhesus
• anubis human : Homo sapiens humans : Homo sapiens rhesus monkey: Macaca fascicu
• Hope
• working system. Python code is here . Hope I've submitted this correctly. I'm su
• or twice and waiting for it to load. Hopefully I can figure out a more robust w
• Hopefully
• twice and waiting for it to load. Hopefully I can figure out a more robust way
• Hospital
• plugin for DuckDuckGo. It downloads Hospital data from Medicare.gov and displays
• EFINITELY recommend Udacity General Hospital." Code https://github.com/vkurup/ze
• Host
• ed: no external dependencies. 4.) Web Host Server- The web host server used is H
• HowTo
• tation how to use the program in the HowTo.txt file but I think it should be no
• However
• 1 the webapp looks BEAUTIFUL!!!! However, going to your appspot URL, I'm una
• that could improve this submission. However I won't be able to work on them at
• es to please my family and friends. However, since I did not take any cooking d
• an idea of what one wants to cook. However, for an inexperienced cook like me,
• ews-story/blob/master/news-story.py However, I've removed my private API key is
• ntaining that word, as the context. However, it's often the case that comments
• Huggins
• .png Team member: Udacity ID: Craig Huggins Forum ID: cehbab Email: craighuggin
• Human
• dation 5.) CRY 6.) Shiksha 7.) Being Human These NGOs require many things like:
• res: 1) Ranking Based on Page Rank + Human Computation Analysis of Keyword is e
• ving ranks is necessary to implement Human Computation Algorithm. Participants-
• Hydrochoerus
• ey: Macaca fascicularis capybara: Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris Properties included
• Hyper
• ibing web pages.  HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language  HTML is not
• ide Web Consortium (W3C) and the Web Hypertext Application Technology Working G
• Hypertext
• e Web Consortium (W3C) and the Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Gro
• Hypothesis
• o find what is being searched for. Hypothesis : “Garbage In, Garbage Out” (G



• IDEA
• f its own. Contents: ABSTRACT – THE IDEA Topic Page No. 1. Introduction 7 2. P
• 11 to 8 October, every year. (iv) THE IDEA There are different types of NGOs lik
• CODE IS JUST AN IMPLEMENTATION OF AN IDEA BASED ON TH CONCEPTS STUDIED IN CS101
• IMDB
• 0 Submission The IMDB Review NaiveBayes Classifier This is
• erimental python script that extracts IMDB reviews for a movie, classifies them
• class this semester. The script uses IMDBAPI by Brian Fritz to get IMDB movie i
• pt uses IMDBAPI by Brian Fritz to get IMDB movie id and some basic info of a mov
• fier, they come from random titles in IMDB Top 250 IMDB Bottom 100 The Best 1,00
• me from random titles in IMDB Top 250 IMDB Bottom 100 The Best 1,000 Movies Ever
• IMDBAPI
• lass this semester. The script uses IMDBAPI by Brian Fritz to get IMDB movie id
• IMHO
• utside (including the language used). IMHO, I think this contest is more about p
• 1 darrylsite 71 3 IMHO it will demonstrate better that the c
• ", "our", etc, that add little value (IMHO) to the index for most searches. Who
• IMPLEMENTATION
• Submission THIS CODE IS JUST AN IMPLEMENTATION OF AN IDEA BASED ON TH CONCEPTS
• IMPLEMENTING
• r more outputs visit: Google Docs IMPLEMENTING DATE AND TIME: Our code deals hea
• INSTRUCTION
• ILE: TVQuestHelp on google docs . INSTRUCTION: Download the source files from t
• INTERESTED
• provements / additions. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN USING THIS APPLICATION AS A STA
• INTRODUCTION
• there is CONTRIBUTE FOR A CAUSE. INTRODUCTION This project is a ‘search engin
• INVERSE
• one and remix it with your query 3- INVERSE POPULARITY redirects you to the LAS
• IOError
• .read() fileHandleEP.close() except IOError: print '- Cannot open URL %s for re
• IPad
• r - Software - Jobs - IPhone - IPod - IPad - Macintosh ... Results for "Aristotl
• IPhone
• , USA - Computer - Software - Jobs - IPhone - IPod - IPad - Macintosh ... Result
• IPod
• Computer - Software - Jobs - IPhone - IPod - IPad - Macintosh ... Results for "A
• Idea
• ct name: monitoree Type: site monitor Idea: To make a script that checks if an e
• Submission : UDACITE Idea: Abstract. We all live in highly satu
• ped algorithm for institution search. Idea is to enable search with certain para
• 0 Submission The Idea At first, I enrolled in this class be
• SUBMISSION project CS101: Idea Generator People are often puzzled by
• available to the world for free . The Idea : -The Idea of my Project came from t
• the world for free . The Idea : -The Idea of my Project came from the fact that
• 0 Submission Idea A program that index a link or a comp
• search according to preset profiles. Ideally, the profile can be arbitrarily va
• in Mumm, benjamin.mumm@googlemail.com Idea There are lots of people who use sear
• //www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzPAyr68Yq0 Idea of the project I am Manuel, and I am
• only for the sake of simplicity. Main Idea The purpose of this search engine is
• /github.com/raincole/tweepops Project Idea : There are too many noises on Twitte
• Submission Name Automated fridge Idea Instead of keeping track of websites
• here: http://pastebin.com/aMDwRyLh . Ideally I would implement this app on IOS
• b.com/astenolit/adjective_crawler The Idea. I am a Spanish teacher of Spanish-Fr
• ere are currently 317 projects listed Idea origin : I've been wanting to build s
• mission Project Name: Monitor Web The Idea:- Did you came across a website in wh
• Ideally
• 26) UdacityDave 2 Ideally, there would be no age restrictions
• earch according to preset profiles. Ideally, the profile can be arbitrarily var
• ere: http://pastebin.com/aMDwRyLh . Ideally I would implement this app on IOS o
• Ideas
• insight research moments. Concept + Ideas A Search Engine is made of different
• Identification
• Others: void Identify() Send the Identification than includes msgsize|DeviceName
• Identifies
• mizable delay (currently 1 second) Identifies itself to the web server being cra
• Identify
• read_adc() -- Read ADC Others: void Identify() Send the Identification than incl
• and new technology, we were able to Identify the actual genes corresponding to t
• Ignores
• ently used in saving the page title Ignores the '#' in the URL which saves reso
• Illinois
• and Argentina from my home here in Illinois on 10 meters. Anyhow, this backgrou
• Imagine
• g and everything would be helpful.. Imagine if for any given Wikipedia page, yo
• know what to buy more and less of? Imagine how many bowls of milk-less cereal
• sell to a user to referred to them. Imagine you are one of these Collective Buy
• Immutus
• @ufl.edu link answered 2 days ago Immutus 36 2 I didn't p
• you! (2 days ago) Immutus 0
• Implementation
• s he/she get in a search result. Implementation: The core project (search engine
• computers. Focus the Purpose and Implementation If we'd like to find similar wor
• user gives a great experience :) Implementation So in the end what I'm doing is
• Queries, Web Crawlers, Indexing, Implementation of Lists and Lookup functions he
• Imports
• eats" NOT: "Throatwobbler Mangrove" Imports: random, re (random numbers, regula
• Improvements
• shift code can be helpful) Others Improvements Project Files: https://docs.googl
• g? No. Better than DuckDuckGo? No Improvements to the search code we learnt in c
• ======================== Possible Improvements (a) The multi-word search spell c
• to use it Limitations and future Improvements It's not possible to make a searc
• Inbound
• Words mentioned in Anchor text from Inbound Links f) URank implemented in class
• Incentives
• tutorial: searching the right way Incentives to make this little application: W
• Inception
• ined or not Here is a example from Inception: The files in the lists directory
• Inclusion
• employment of helpless people. • Inclusion of other States NGOs- Instead of o
• Indentify
• computer if receive 0xAA call the Indentify function if receive 0x55 read a se
• ng -- Get Name and configurations (Indentify) Device.read_ADCChannel -- Ask for
• Index
• n module and applications such as: - Index data storage. Looks like NoSQL datab
• submission Project Name: Index Maker Examples : Index of this forum
• Project Name: Index Maker Examples : Index of this forum's contest page , great
• pecifications. Detailed explantion : Index Maker Code : public website Members
• Submission The Scientific Indexer The goal of this program is to map
• rs.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/) Index content to create inverted index. In
• uments. Points of this app: Inverted Index: Locate uses NoSQL as storage of inv
• link at right-top corner. ToDo List: Index other personal content such as messa
• s message, twitter, email, and so on Index friend status updates Query word(s)
• EARCH ...]] [-s SEARCH [SEARCH ...]] Index a portion of the web, and/or perform
• desirable/inappropriate search terms Index purging – the ability to remove in
• ing concepts, Queries, Web Crawlers, Indexing, Implementation of Lists and Look
• f the project is the index building. Index of tv shows is built by crawling tvn
• he index’s structure to this form: Index [ [Keyword1: [url1, rel.freq_1_1]…
• Indexer
• 0 PDF Indexer using Node.js Instead of python, I
• D Download the code here Github PDF Indexer Automatically crawls and Indexes yo
• Submission The Scientific Indexer The goal of this program is to map
• Indexes
• DF Indexer Automatically crawls and Indexes your eBooks for easy lookup. First
• India
• ortunities to the underprivileged in India and to connect more and more people
• s, other NGOs of different states of India can be included and this website can
• Tv show listings and show details of India only. The reason we chose India was
• s of India only. The reason we chose India was that, there is no centralized tv
• o centralized tv show guide host for India. And this is really sad. The country
• how listings and upcoming movies for India only. We plan to include other count
• tv show guide information source for Indian tv, so we wanted to build something
• l the boxes there. We found that the Indian userbase on Udacity is high (check
• 're also looking for some api's from Indian DTH operators so that people could
• Indian
• tv show guide information source for Indian tv, so we wanted to build something
• l the boxes there. We found that the Indian userbase on Udacity is high (check h
• 're also looking for some api's from Indian DTH operators so that people could r
• Individual
• s to code : See above experiments. Individual : Patrick Parker, email: patrickba
• e Intakes: Recommended Intakes for Individuals from the USDA National Agricultur
• from a healthful meal . This is an Individual contribution. link answered 11 A
• Individuals
• Intakes: Recommended Intakes for Individuals from the USDA National Agricultur
• Inequality
• tor-1.php "A Proof of the Triangle Inequality for the Tanimoto Distance", A H Li
• Info
• Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA Docs and Info: [1] redshift: http://jonls.dk/redshi
• ns CC BY-NC-SA License. Code and Team Info: Team members: lagunaeris (lagunaeris
• ame: Froogle - a Frugal search engine Info: For my submission I have extended th
• Information
• the internet is really difficult. Information is not accurate, and for actually
• Theory, Practice, and Emergency. -Information usefull for any healthcare profes
• Ingenious
• 'Dulcinea' -a character from "The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha
• e. I chose the classical book "The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha
• Ingredients
• such as: -- Query: Recipe Name / Ingredients : Bacalhau com Natas, Cebola, Aze
• Inigo
• o Gala del Río (me) Iñigo Alberdi (Inigo) link answered 17 Apr, 13:17 Manue
• InitPIC
• ad ADC Channel Selection Codes void InitPIC() Config of PIC12F675 void main() W
• Initial
• @UdacityDave : I am done with the Initial Commit of my Code, which is not a s
• ng with the Packers sitting on top. Initial NFL Rankings Although this algorith
• significantly lower in my rankings. Initial NCAA Rankings Final NCAA Rankings I
• es themselves. Thanks. History v1.0 Initial Commit, Single term search + extend
• ind is going to be too much for it. Initially I had looked around the web for s
• InnoSearch
• 0 Submission InnoSearch searching new ways of searching ap
• eveloped before the deadline About InnoSearch InnoSearch is a research in how we
• fore the deadline About InnoSearch InnoSearch is a research in how we can innova
• nal page on Google or DuckDuckGo - InnoSearch current functionality are useful e
• ently can be tested in innoSearch. InnoSearch currently implements 3 search mode
• Innovation
• . They are not at the forefront of Innovation with a big I, not anymore. They ri
• ntréal can get them closer to the Innovation gold-mine, maybe take Android to t
• Input
• en site has changed Functional spec: Input: user specifies url and a path to an
• will romance some freaky randomness. Input: keywords, output: poem. As simple a
• isk. Search the words or a sentence. Inputing words from the console, then stem
• Inspirational
• D: DaveK Thanks for the classes! Inspirational stuff. link answered yesterday
• Install
• tHub. ForumID: WIll1024 Try it out: Install the Chrome Extension . (Screenshots
• Installation
• splay the results in the browser. Installation: download all the packages listed
• s you are already notified about. Installation is on README.txt and there is als
• Instance
• ://github.com/eduardbc/cs102 Amazon Instance for demo: http://ec2-176-34-92-123.
• Instant
• described in the AltaVista lecture. Instant answers. Our search engine is cleve
• e index used by the other hashtags. Instant crowdsourced links. Wikipedia has a
• Instead
• nt on the one we built up in class. Instead of taking a query or multiple query
• Institution
• of objects, town and institution. Institution class has field „tags“ which
• Intake
• d Daily Allowance, Recommended Daily Intake, Dietary Recommended Intake)? How mu
• ed Daily Intake, Dietary Recommended Intake)? How much sugar do I consume in my
• here . I used the Dietary Reference Intakes: Recommended Intakes for Individual
• etary Reference Intakes: Recommended Intakes for Individuals from the USDA Natio
• Intakes
• here . I used the Dietary Reference Intakes: Recommended Intakes for Individual
• tary Reference Intakes: Recommended Intakes for Individuals from the USDA Natio
• Integration
• e done simultaneously. 5.) System Integration Testing- All the modules of the s
• Intelligence
• ourse "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence" taught by Peter Norvig and Sebas
• ces : "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence", Fall 2011, Peter Norvig and Seb
• rg/course/class/index "Artificial Intelligence, a Modern Approach", 3rd Ed., Stu
• ure from the Fall 2011 Artificial Intelligence class ( https://www.ai-class.com/
• Interestingly
• in the remaining two algorithms. Interestingly, my final rankings were bookende
• Interface
• �� Multiple Column Layout  User Interface 3.) Javascript  JavaScript was
• f integrating code within the User Interface of an existing Search Engine, an a
• rt of integrating code into a User Interface, this Search Phrase structure: “
• Internal
• aterials: 1 PIC 12F675 [4] (8 pins, Internal CLK, 4 ADC) 5 Electrolytic Capacito
• International
• Norvig, 2010, Pearson Education International "Speech and Language Processing"
• Martin, 2009, Pearson Education International "FeedParser", a Python library t
• ned in the file wordsEn.txt. SIL International Linguistics Department 7500 W. C
• Internet
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• this. • Usability- Since it is an Internet based application so its portabilit
• upon the client connected with the Internet. The interface designed that is, th
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• d techniques here were learned from Internet sources found during the hexamester
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• was a nightmare. Fortunately, the `Internet and some fantastic people from the
• ge and exit -l, -L, --live use live Internet feeds (rather than test data) -d DI
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• The 'cache' in the code mimics the 'Internet' as the earlier search engine code,
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• �� to help user to find through the Internet the best total price for the range
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• ble to skim through any page on the Internet (by now only Wikipedia pages availa
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• I'm going to crawl the Internet, print it out and publish a book of
• Interociter
• aphically. I obtained it from The Interociter bulletin board in Dallas (214/258
• Interval
• ############# Enter 1 - Set Refresh Interval Enter 2 - Print Splash Screen Enter
• Introduction
• CT – THE IDEA Topic Page No. 1. Introduction 7 2. Problem formulation 8 3. Obj
• tation of the free online course "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence" taugh
• enses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ References : "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence", Fall
• reduce the lenght of the content. Introduction: In this course one of the import
• oroda email: david.ftzi@gmail.com Introduction: The main idea of this project is
• 0 Submission Introduction Recently I’ve assembled a centr
• 1 Submission Introduction This started as a small project I
• Submission Smart Search Introduction to Problem Searching for somethin
• Investigative
• Submission Project Description : Investigative Facilitator Observation : Search
• a functional block deemed an “Investigative Facilitator” is placed at the
• lete data. The purpose of the “Investigative Facilitator” is to work with t
• uestions. One component of an “Investigative Facilitator” function might of
• more precise and complete. An “Investigative Facilitator” function is propo
• y cases. (Other components to an Investigative Facilitator could be included th
• Involve
• is contest. So let me introduce the Involve! project. What is my interest It le
• no much time. What's the use of it Involve! is an example of creation fully co
• rticle. Here is a brief description Involve! is a python module and application
• icy. For more information look for: Involve! presentation Involve! source code
• ion look for: Involve! presentation Involve! source code Involve! manual articl
• ! presentation Involve! source code Involve! manual article: Crawler selection
• Iowa
• lar situation to the Chiefs occurred. Iowa State, with a 6-7 record, was ranked
• Irae
• s that quote the medieval chant 'Dies Irae'), composers ("I just composed a bril
• Ireland
• hey are licensed to show content in Ireland) channel4.com (four on demand). The
• content with friends who reside in Ireland, or in the case of 4od, also the uk
• Irish
• cription: An app that indexes online Irish TV content. From websites such as tv
• Isabel
• e that ;-) link answered yesterday Isabel Schwende 71 2
• e University of Greifswald, Germany. Isabel Schwende, Shaharasha@yahoo.de Janna
• ode: code link answered 2 days ago Isabel Schwende 71 2
• IsarMathLib
• ind proofs. This project uses the IsarMathLib of Slawomir Kolodynski, which I h
• Issue
• matical Chemistry (1999) Volume: 26, Issue: 1, Publisher: Springer Netherlands,
• Istorya
• Submission Project name: Istorya Search Project Code: https://github
• Italian
• lled creative fibo in homage to the Italian Mathematician Fibonacci, since it r
• es: English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. I've tried
• Italy
• ming jobseekers!!! Lots of love from Italy and HAPPY HACKING TO ALL :D link a
• It’s
• government and can’t rely on them. It’s our responsibility also to contribut
• onsibly and morally with their data. It’s no secret that most big websites log
• Iñigo
• s: Manuel Alberto Gala del Río (me) Iñigo Alberdi (Inigo) link answered 17 A
• I’d
• ld for this, and for a market system I’d use them. These techniques do the sa
• I’m
• d, trusting atmosphere. Other notes: I’m not quite clear on how this project
• line of code is related to the last. I’m aware of some issues that exist with
• the web page that removed the html. I’m sure there are routines packaged in
• I’ve
• Submission Introduction Recently I’ve assembled a central processing unit
• d a central processing unit there to I’ve bought the component parts (hardware
• ink: http://davedavefind.appspot.com I’ve been teaching myself Python for a fe



• JAVA
• hon? I think of writing my program in JAVA or Pascal. link answered 31 Mar, 05
• JFreegman
• elf? link answered 06 Apr, 18:48 JFreegman 2.1k 5 18 33 2
• (06 Apr, 20:51) JFreegman previous 1
• (02 Apr, 15:16) JFreegman 1 @antiface : I li
• hub repository: https://github.com/JFreegman/Queries-Manager Team members: Just
• t me link answered 15 Apr, 21:03 JFreegman 2.1k 5 18 33 edited 15 Apr, 22:25
• (16 Apr, 03:44) JFreegman 2
• JOBSEEKERS
• ATTENTION: TO ALL JOBSEEKERS! ---------------------------------
• JQuery
• ccordion script is implemented using JQuery Javascript library. The "posted date
• output folder in which you can find JQuery library, a header and a footer used
• JSON
• ery parser) Returns search results as JSON (No HTML interface yet) I wrote the c
• rface. So, all it has is a half baked JSON interface. Getting /?q= query returns
• terface. Getting /?q= query returns a JSON document with the a list of search re
• ls controllers can also generate XML, JSON, PDFs, mobile-specific views, and mor
• ie structure from it, and saves it in JSON format. Detailed information about th
• line. Convert the text dictionary to JSON trie dictionary by running txt2trieDi
• ly during the second step. Generating JSON data based on a given list of links.
• data based on a given list of links. JSON data are sent to the client. On the c
• json_encode for decoding and encoding JSON, gz_read() and gz_write() for working
• JSOUP
• hreads ? using proxy? libraries like JSOUP ? (31 Mar, 11:45)
• JUST
• Submission THIS CODE IS JUST AN IMPLEMENTATION OF AN IDEA BASED ON
• Jafferson
• =============== Query= ['ThomaS', 'Jafferson'] ,tolerance= 2 Query Correction=
• Jain
• ea of a better place. Thank you Amber Jain (fellow CS101 student - AmberJ) for s
• embers (in alphabetical order): Amber Jain (i.amber.jain[at]gmail[dot]com) Sachi
• James
• ssing", 2nd Ed., Daniel Jurafsky and James Martin, 2009, Pearson Education Inte
• Jamie
• :) (10 Apr, 06:06) Jamie Sawyer
• Jane
• ee books from the Guthemberg project (Jane Austin Pride and Prejudice - since i
• Janna
• Isabel Schwende, Shaharasha@yahoo.de Janna Heitmann, janna.heitmann@web.de Oliv
• January
• g: I've only been programming since January. I started learning C, and my only
• Java
• h is a Python extension for accessing Java Lucene, which allows one to use Lucen
• ogramming languages than Python? ex.: Java. 2.Can we use third-party libraries?
• Column Layout  User Interface 3.) Javascript  JavaScript was designed to
•  User Interface 3.) Javascript  JavaScript was designed to add interactivi
• add interactivity to HTML pages.  JavaScript is a scripting language.  A
• lightweight programming language.  JavaScript is usually embedded directly in
• mbedded directly into HTML pages.  JavaScript is an interpreted language (mea
• without preliminary compilation).  JavaScript gives HTML designers a programm
• TML designers a programming tool.  JavaScript is used in event handling - A J
• aScript is used in event handling - A JavaScript can be set to execute when some
• Mac OS X, and has been ported to the Java and .NET virtual machines. Python is
• all, if you are software developer in Java, then surely when you're for example
• you have in mind the Object class in Java. In fact, many search engines provide
• on, and the client side is written in Java for android. OffDocSearch works accor
• ny further studying (The language was Java...). Therefore only concepts/function
• s all about Python and Android(TM) is Java. All programming concepts, from all l
• on that data in methods (procedures). Java and Python have very similar grammar
• JavaScript
• User Interface 3.) Javascript  JavaScript was designed to add interactivity
• d interactivity to HTML pages.  JavaScript is a scripting language.  A scr
• htweight programming language.  JavaScript is usually embedded directly into
• dded directly into HTML pages.  JavaScript is an interpreted language (means
• hout preliminary compilation).  JavaScript gives HTML designers a programming
• designers a programming tool.  JavaScript is used in event handling - A Java
• ript is used in event handling - A JavaScript can be set to execute when somethi
• en letters very fast. HTML GUI and JavaScript allows us to run the word search o
• can be viewed on my blog here . 2) JavaScript loads the trie dictionary, takes u
• orks in most browsers that support JavaScript. Download the project. Substitute
• Query. Note: Chrome will not load JavaScript locally with default security sett
• S101 this year. I am also learning JavaScript in Codecademy Code Year project -
• Javascript
• lumn Layout  User Interface 3.) Javascript  JavaScript was designed to add
• using languages such as Python or Javascript (but knowing some static HTML and
• using a combination of Python and Javascript (mostly with the jQuery library).
• Submission Name: Javascript scraping thingy The original crawl
• script is implemented using JQuery Javascript library. The "posted date" is disp
• Jeethu
• essively caching data. Participants: Jeethu Rao (jeethu-at-jeethurao-dot-com)
• Jeff
• commercial. link answered yesterday Jeff Morgan 236 1 1 7
• Jefferson
• e= 2 Query Correction= ['Thomas', 'Jefferson'] ['http://www.udacity.com/cs101x/
• Jksdrum
• e provided in the Udacity forums by Jksdrum. The changes/enhancements follow: T
• JobTwit
• ------------------------------ Meet JobTwit ! It's awesome. It will find you a
• :D URL: https://github.com/DaniG2k/JobTwit JobTwit intelligently scans Twitter
• https://github.com/DaniG2k/JobTwit JobTwit intelligently scans Twitter for job
• ming. All you have to do is: 1) Run JobTwit 2) Follow the on-screen instruction
• on-screen instructions. 3) Done!!! JobTwit just helped you find your dream job
• #### The boring stuff! ############ JobTwit uses urllib and json to intelligent
• Jobs
• ny, 1976, USA - Computer - Software - Jobs - IPhone - IPod - IPad - Macintosh ..
• Johannaber
• link answered 09 Apr, 18:30 Earl Johannaber 1 1
• John
• ) jtalon 1 @JuandelaJohn: Yes, you can; all the code is creati
• com/248j91pr This project was done by John Fritz, fritzx2@aol.com, forum ID code
• mons CC BY-NC-SA # for this code. # # John W. Fritz # 4-20-2012 # #=============
• d more to come. # # Best Regards, # # John Fritz # # # *This service will send a
• ) jtalon 1 @JuandelaJohn: Yes, you can; all the code is creati
• made this past 7 weeks awesome. Team: John [iceberg_36@hotmail.com] link answe
• Jonathan
• achine Project Description In 1726, Jonathan Swift published -- in Gulliver’s
• y caught up with the imagination of Jonathan Swift, and like that professor you
• Jones
• order and he mentions Katherine Zeta Jones as an example of a bipolar person. N
• next time I look for Katherine Zeta Jones in my search engine? I will obtained
• xtense and the name o Katherine Zeta Jones can only appear once in some part of
• ook into account that Katherine Zeta Jones was not an important topic for the b
• Journal
• the Tanimoto Distance", A H Lipkus, Journal of Mathematical Chemistry (1999) Vo
• Judges
• o of digits of Pi painted. People or Judges wishing to run my code can alter the
• Juliet
• First Act of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet), extracted the bigrams from it and
• July
• My last exam “German” will be in July. I have to complete this one, because
• Jurafsky
• nguage Processing", 2nd Ed., Daniel Jurafsky and James Martin, 2009, Pearson Edu
• Just
• ted answer" as the other submissions? Just to give me peace of mind.
• . It's a "learning aid", that's all.. Just helps you scope out a topic.. and ret
• cepts and ideas taught in the course? Just wonder how to compare all the very di
• you don't want to repeat same thing, Just give me a final answer that what all
• ted answer" as the other submissions? Just to give me peace of mind.
• ed language ===== HOW TO USE IT ===== Just run the script: scrabble_find.py and
• 1 I like this submission! Just a little footnote - when I thought ab
• translation of problem to solution :) Just in case people find it interesting, I
• Jérôme
• ) (08 Apr, 16:35) Jérôme Renaux
• ttp://pastebin.com/Q11aNhes Author: Jérôme Renaux (this is my real name as wel
• BY-NC-SA link answered 2 days ago Jérôme Renaux 41 1
• ) (08 Apr, 17:51) Jérôme Renaux Nice work @F



• KEYWORD
• when user finishes typing the PAGE KEYWORD the page takes lesser time to open
• KNOW
• PRODUCTS (32) 17.) LIBRARY (33) 18.) KNOW MORE (34) 19.) CONTACT US (35) BIBLIO
• Kabadi
• might be thinking to sell them to a Kabadi Wala or to a book seller at a price
• Kalafatis
• script: Presentation code Manolis Kalafatis mankal111(at)hotmail(dot)com lin
• Kaljevic
• Spanovic, milanaaa@gmail.com Milos Kaljevic, milos.kaljevic@gmail.com link an
• Kansas
• ise. The highest ranked team was the Kansas Chiefs, who were 7-9 on the season!
• Katherine
• t bipolar disorder and he mentions Katherine Zeta Jones as an example of a bipo
• ll happen the next time I look for Katherine Zeta Jones in my search engine? I
• can be very extense and the name o Katherine Zeta Jones can only appear once in
• ngine never took into account that Katherine Zeta Jones was not an important to
• Katja
• @gmail.com link answered yesterday Katja Grasic 41 1
• Keats
• hakespeare" Pronounced: "Say It With Keats" NOT: "Throatwobbler Mangrove" Impor
• Kenneth
• ticipants: Concept and code by: Dr. Kenneth I. Laws (Palo Alto, CA) Forum-Id: k
• Kenny
• '? tia link answered 02 Apr, 00:25 Kenny J 257 3 4 10 As
• l. (11 Apr, 14:18) Kenny J 3
• t. (11 Apr, 14:15) Kenny J previous 1
• Kent
• h as STRIX, for instance, by Dr. Tony Kent. I'm not saying Sergei and Larry were
• search is dead. It died with Dr. Tony Kent. A true visionary, a true genius. Goo
• Keys
• e threshold of requests from your API Keys) , you can even comment it graphicall
• Keyword
• /appengine/docs/python/datastore/). Keyword (Token): In general, Locate tokeniz
• ank + Human Computation Analysis of Keyword is essential for deriving appropria
• �s structure to this form: Index [ [Keyword1: [url1, rel.freq_1_1]…… [urln,
• _1_1]…… [urln, rel.freq_1_n]], [Keyword2: [url7, rel.freq_2_7]…… [urlk,
• � [urlk, rel.freq_2_k]], ……… [KeywordN: [url5, rel.freq_N_5]…… [url3,
• hat represents how important is the Keyword x for the url y and can be set by:
• Khan
• In final form, it would look like the Khan Academy math exercises. Many students
• -Class started. I took the lessons at Khan Academy and the Google-Python-Class w
• Kidnap
• nks,keyword,graph) write_dot_lookup("Kidnap.dot", index, ranks, "Kidnap", graph)
• _lookup("Kidnap.dot", index, ranks, "Kidnap", graph) ... and using Graphviz to m
• Kleber
• ://pastebin.com/q9ACazap Team Member Kleber Neves Forum ID: kleber_na Thank you
• Kletzkin
• icense. 3: Everything done by Scott Kletzkin, Udacity forum ID skletz. Thanks fo
• Knowledge
• tions solves a specific problem in Knowledge Management, one that Nuggetize sol
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• Kolodynski
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• Kosaraju
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• Kozyrev
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• network. link answered 2 days ago Kozyrev Sergii 56 3 edited 2 days ago
• Kramer
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• KrisK
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• Kristiono
• /ksetyadi/Links-Checker UDACITY ID Kristiono Setyadi - viaris@yahoo.com link
• .com link answered 15 Apr, 10:24 Kristiono 66 1 4 edited 15 Apr, 10:26
• Kudos
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• Kumar
• link answered 07 Apr, 07:04 Vijay Kumar 151 2 6 13 Parti



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• LONG
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• LOOCV
• ing. Leave-One-Out Cross-Validation (LOOCV) is used to determine the best value
• etter to choose k_cats and k_keys by LOOCV on a smaller random subset of the tr
• LOVE
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• LOWERCASE
• ll SEARCH TERMS must be entered in LOWERCASE!! It's a limitation that I didn't
• LVDS
• randr then replace with a list ex. [['LVDS'],['VGA']] redshift_manager.py start,
• LaTeX
• Search inside a given environment in LaTeX files. I am a mathematics student an
• Labs
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• Lady Gaga
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• Lagado
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• “word machine” at the Academy of Lagado, on the flying island of Laputa. Thi
• elect or provide a seed text and our Lagado Machine will spew forth streams of r
• public as a Web app. Relevance: The Lagado Machine was developed entirely in th
• ation. Given our intended use of the Lagado Machine, our current tokenizer seems
• CC BY-NC-SA license Web Application: Lagado Machine Participants: Concept and co
• Language
• � HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language  HTML is not a programming langu
• Education International "Speech and Language Processing", 2nd Ed., Daniel Jurafs
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• g NaiveBayesClassifier from Natural Language Toolkit(nltk), then the pages are c
• years until I am able master German Language. The positive side effect of quitti
• For this contest, I've implemented Language Recognition in 'our' search engine.
• ed in AI-class, 'Natural Processing Language'. More specifically, I used bigrams
• a Spanish teacher of Spanish-French Language and Literature in a Secondary Schoo
• LaoLiulaoliu
• code to github,the Repo name is: LaoLiulaoliu / udacity-search-engine This code
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• each trial for each combination of Laplace smoothing parameters k_keys and k_c
• the k_keys virtual occurrences from Laplace smoothing. Effective opportunities
• keys virtual opportunities added by Laplace smoothing. Vocabulary size is the n
• Laputa
• y of Lagado, on the flying island of Laputa. This machine, a prescient forerunne
• Larry
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• Lastly
• n a single line separated by commas. Lastly, I added a few comments, including t
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• your baseline 'known good' log file Later, after the software has been modifie
• efficients between the numbers Maybe Later : store historical quantitative and
• Laundry
• tiated. For example, Bob's Golfing, Laundry, Who gets the TV at primetime, etc.
• Laura
• ubmissions waiting for approval: By @Laura : submission By @MarkIrvine : submis
• you can see that comment. Thanks to @Laura for noticing. (12 Ap
• age 4. link answered 12 Apr, 22:42 Laura 201 3 13 edited 13 Apr, 01:04
• ubmissions waiting for approval: By @Laura : submission By @MarkIrvine : submis
• you can see that comment. Thanks to @Laura for noticing. (12 Ap
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• ubmissions waiting for approval: By @Laura : submission By @MarkIrvine : submis
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• ry. Link to Code: https://github.com/LauraLaura/FriendlySearch Submitted By (Fo
• endlySearch Submitted By (Forum ID): Laura link answered 11 Apr, 23:25 Laura
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• Laws
• itten by one of the team members, Dr. Laws. [We consider texts generated from th
• command in the Emacs text editor. Dr. Laws ran across this text synthesizer some
• : Concept and code by: Dr. Kenneth I. Laws (Palo Alto, CA) Forum-Id: kilaws emai
• Lawyerly
• 1.4k 6 22 24 8 Lawyerly language is not usually as clear as
• Layout
• s  Animations  Multiple Column Layout  User Interface 3.) Javascript �
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• LeslieK
• ion By @MarkIrvine : submission By @LeslieK : submission By @jtalon : submissio
• tion. link answered 11 Apr, 22:57 LeslieK 86 2 4 edited 13 Apr, 08:13
• Lexicographers
• arch and enter into a dictionary Lexicographers, especially for on line dictiona
• Library
• ports the Google Data Python Client Library. My first thought was to include th
• from the USDA National Agricultural Library found here . See Tables on pp. 2, 4
• Licence
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• ch].com From: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Licence: Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA licen
• License
• ars to be released under the Apache License, which does allow it to be redistri
• ompatible with the Creative Commons License we specify. It depends on the licen
• ompatible with the Creative Commons License. erm, according to the creative com
• codeNaround # I grant the following License: Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA # for
• nCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License link answered yesterday Maria_R 3
• (dot) gulliet (at) gmail (dot) com License : This software is licensed under t
• ution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0) For more info, se
• ). E-mail : jerome.renaux@gmail.com License : CC BY-NC-SA link answered 2 day
• lard gmallard ( at ) hexicurity.com License: I hereby release this code to the
• pen?id=0B34gnounlkSOS0daWV9FNnY0T28 License : Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA Docs
• repository Submitter Forum Id: artk Licensed under Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA
• s Released under a Creative Commons License) using BeautifulSoup. Stopwords. Th
• Submission Title: Easy News Reader License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA Author:
• ished under Creative Commons Public License on my blog: Search Engine Feature P
• athead/tree/master/hospital_compare License CC-BY-SA Created by vkurup Thanks f
• nder a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA License. Code and Team Info: Team members:
• dacity ID: raincolee [at] gmail.com License : Released under the creative commo
• y-forums.com/cs101/users/7967/louie License: Licensed under the Creative Common
• com/cs101/users/7967/louie License: Licensed under the Creative Commons CC BY-N
• ps://github.com/liangsun/ZhuFangZhi License I grant a Creative Commons CC BY -
• e Make: Projects , whose content is Licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA. N
• Hub under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA License. There is also a DEMO . If you use
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• ################## # San Francisco - Light rain; 53-49 (F); Wave Height 0.910 (
• ########################## # Marin - Light drizzle; 55-46 (F); Wave Height 0.91
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• Lights
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• Ligth
• r 330 Ohms or more (1K) 1 led 4 LDR (Ligth Dependet Resistor) 2 Pens (like show
• Limit
• understanding is that The Sky's The Limit! So long as it is creative and relev
• d with nltk. Why reinvent the wheel? Limit the domains crawled. To stop the cra
• Limitations
• rch facility based on categories. Limitations: This program predicts and catego
• o use your default search engine. Limitations: OffDocSearch works only with two
• _Wars_Imperial_March_Simplified'] Limitations 1) As the edit_distance code take
• eadme file explains how to use it Limitations and future Improvements It's not
• ) to execute your python locally. Limitations: No file support yet (so no "impo
• Lincese
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• Linguistics
• le wordsEn.txt. SIL International Linguistics Department 7500 W. Camp Wisdom Ro
• Link
• l active, at the time, weather alert. Link to my SMS alert screen shot output fr
• an actual weather alert image 1 of 2 Link to my SMS alert screen shot output fr
• mentioned in Anchor text from Inbound Links f) URank implemented in class The li
• rowser plugin using only local files. Link to code: https://github.com/ogudacity
• tion the notes in the corkboard area. Link: CorkPost Screenshot Technologies Use
• Submission Author ForumID: RGreen Link to code: http://pastebin.com/bFxpsytZ
• ccuracy Make a online version Project Link @ github Click Me Finally, thank ever
• am create 3 files to save some stuff. Link to code Code of ustrikufactus searche
• e from all around the world+Udacity', Link to the code: code link answered 2 d
• useful for planning a trip to Paris! Link to Github repository: https://github.
• thin them, or reconstruct it back. 2. Links As it is stated in first post that g
• h then gets compared to another text. Link to code Code, installation info and d
• gmail.com, jack.hong.jiajun@gmail.com Link to code and project description (PDF)
• of the cipher that produced it. Code Link Submitted by hyped89, e-mail address
• djective Crawler for Books Repository Link : https://github.com/astenolit/adject
• ee the readme file in the repository. Link to Code: https://github.com/LauraLaur
• ID 2728) , E-MAIL: bcools91@gmail.com Link to code: My code can be found in my g
• zle search algorithm in Python. -Sam [Link to Code] http://pastebin.com/download
• Submission: DaveDaveFind Link: http://davedavefind.appspot.com I’
• LinkedLists
• nced structured data (ArrayLists, LinkedLists, HashMaps, Classes and Objects) a
• Links
• entioned in Anchor text from Inbound Links f) URank implemented in class The li
• function, which prints the results. Links: interactions input: http://db.tt/sC
• uting webpages ranks. Better Get All Links: Return the dictionary of all the li
• hin them, or reconstruct it back. 2. Links As it is stated in first post that g
• yond the scope of this short study.) Links to code : See above experiments. Ind
• ts (e.g., 'for') can take some time. Links to the files are at the bottom. I us
• . GITHUB https://github.com/ksetyadi/Links-Checker UDACITY ID Kristiono Setyadi
• Linux
• � Environment- Local environment has Linux as operating system (Ubuntu 10.x or
• nance costs. Python runs on Windows, Linux/Unix, Mac OS X, and has been ported
• e. Requirements Node.js MongoDB Some Linux Software pdfinfo pdftotext Things to
• although I'm pretty sure that using Linux for 8 years helped me a lot in getti
• Lipkus
• lity for the Tanimoto Distance", A H Lipkus, Journal of Mathematical Chemistry (
• Lists
• rawlers, Indexing, Implementation of Lists and Lookup functions helped us a lot
• Litchfield
• = 'Rabun' #state = 'ct' #county = 'Litchfield' # for the constant toaddrs below,
• Literally
• ions in the query. Search evolved. Literally. Our search algorithm has the abil
• Literature
• her of Spanish-French Language and Literature in a Secondary School in Madrid (S
• portant masterpiece of the Spanish Literature and also is huge and hard to read!
• Load
• anging the programs. engine_search.py Load ranking and indexing variables from h
• en path and compresses it using gzip. Load Bucket: Loads a gzipped bucket from a
• ompresses it using gzip. Load Bucket: Loads a gzipped bucket from a given path a
• ontrol by external processes Options: Load and use a previously generated index
• Loads
• mpresses it using gzip. Load Bucket: Loads a gzipped bucket from a given path a
• Local
• n Rails) and Python • Environment- Local environment has Linux as operating s
• Locate
• Submission Name: Locate - personal content search engine Des
• l content search engine Description: Locate is a personal content search engine
• Points of this app: Inverted Index: Locate uses NoSQL as storage of inverted in
• oSQL is key-value storage. Currently Locate is hosted on Google AppEngine (https
• tore/). Keyword (Token): In general, Locate tokenizes a content and query by whi
• But for non-aphabets or non-numbers, Locate tokenizes a content and query by a c
• date index, please re-login the app. Locate stores 3 types of user's data, which
• Logfiles
• and they have an edit distance of 0 Logfiles 3 and 4 represent a typical failure
• Longer
• ble to allow 4 or less search input. Longer inputs can be done without being see
• Longtail
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of co
• Lookup
• ndexing, Implementation of Lists and Lookup functions helped us a lot when we we
• e page ranking of each page crawled. Lookup.py - Reads in several data files pro
• he relative rank results into a file Lookup Is accessed via the user's web brows
• Lots
• for all you programming jobseekers!!! Lots of love from Italy and HAPPY HACKING
• Louie
• the scripts progress. Author: Name - Louie Orbeta My Udacity Profile - http://w
• a/3.0/ link answered 14 Apr, 20:33 Louie 81 1 4 edited 15 Apr, 11:49
• Love
• ted 17 Apr, 14:31 Love the video :) (17 Apr,
• hierarchy structure, etc etc). Tl;dr: Love it :) (10 Apr, 06:06)
• Lucene
• hing.. For instance, one could use PyLucene, which is a Python extension for acc
• Python extension for accessing Java Lucene, which allows one to use Lucene's te
• Java Lucene, which allows one to use Lucene's text indexing and searching capabi
• file, or existing libraries such as Lucene. Although NoSQL is not optimized for
• Lucky
• ts and display X results per page A 'Lucky' search - which redirects the user t
• Luis
• ############################### # San Luis Obispo - Sunny; 59-50 (F); Wave Heigh
• Lynx
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• MAXPAGES
• -h] [-d DEPTH] [-i index file ] [-m MAXPAGES] [-r RATE] [-s SEEDPAGE] [-scope UR
• index file input index file name -m MAXPAGES maximum number of pages to be added
• MCDONALD
• ient Database Here is output from a MCDONALD'S breakfast, lunch, and dinner . Se
• MEMBERS
• urses to improve this program. TEAM MEMBERS: (UDACITY EMAIL IDS) 1. Shashank S
• METHODOLOGY
• , or until it is stopped. (10) 5. METHODOLOGY The methodology for the project f
• MIDI
• gine we created in class to create a "MIDI Melody Search Engine." It crawls the
• Search Engine." It crawls the web for MIDI files, parses the "note on" events in
• inary/hex/decimal conversions and how MIDI represents note events!), and stores
• ited to monophonic (one melodic line) MIDI files, since my algorithm can't diffe
• r might be limited by IP laws (I made MIDI files of only public domain songs for
• MITX
• n intro course is a big advantage re: MITX and Coursera. Having a public program
• MKDroid
• Submission Project Name : MKDroid Description : Open Source Meta Sear
• eative Commons CC BY-NC-SA license. MKDroid is application for Android(TM). Web
• ce Code: https://github.com/rmuchev/MKDroid Mission: To provide a better search
• ing them. Fast And Accurate Results MKDroid works with Google Custom Search, Ya
• ing, etc. Screenshots How it works? MKDroid makes simultanius requests to searc
• are implemented in the application. MKDroid uses variables, expressions, contro
• atenation, extracting links, etc.). MKDroid works with advanced structured data
• n from their result pages. However, MKDroid does NOT extract the links from the
• rch, Yahoo! Search BOSS, Bing API). MKDroid has registered Application ID in al
• MOCKUPS
• ts can be rectified easily. (16) 9. MOCKUPS OF THE PROJECT 1.) SHREE AMBA (17)
• MORE
• web. My point is that we covered MUCH MORE than just the makings of a search eng
• UCTS (32) 17.) LIBRARY (33) 18.) KNOW MORE (34) 19.) CONTACT US (35) BIBLIOGRAPH
• well as formatted date printing. WHAT MORE? We'd like to implement some sort of
• MOTIVATIONS
• e Google rank for your query READ MOTIVATIONS AND detailed EXPLANATIONS in the
• MUCH
• ntic web. My point is that we covered MUCH MORE than just the makings of a searc
• I am the sole submitter. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR WORK! link answered 2 days
• MacOS
• reciPY in an environment other than MacOS, please open reciPY.py and change th
• Macaca
• humans : Homo sapiens rhesus monkey: Macaca fascicularis capybara: Hydrochoerus
• Machine
• Submission Lagado Machine Project Description In 1726, Jonath
• provide a seed text and our Lagado Machine will spew forth streams of rich sem
• as a Web app. Relevance: The Lagado Machine was developed entirely in the style
• iven our intended use of the Lagado Machine, our current tokenizer seems more t
• -SA license Web Application: Lagado Machine Participants: Concept and code by:
• at https://www.ai-class.com/home/ "Machine Learning", Fall 2011, Andrew Ng, St
• Machines
• s. I started programming (except on Machines) 2 Weeks before the CS101-Class sta
• Macintosh
• re - Jobs - IPhone - IPod - IPad - Macintosh ... Results for "Aristotle" : -How
• Madrid
• Literature in a Secondary School in Madrid (Spain). Since the first moment I wa
• Mail
• can transport the things on time. • Mail Engine Embedment- The features of a m
• Major
• can find your Page Rank as ranked by Major Rankers like Google, Alexa App URL:
• ect: Adaptive/Evolving Search Engine Major Features: 1) Ranking Based on Page R
• Maker
• submission Project Name: Index Maker Examples : Index of this forum's con
• cations. Detailed explantion : Index Maker Code : public website Members : Gold
• Mallard
• rName: Duckpaddle Real Name: George Mallard gmallard ( at ) hexicurity.com Lice
• Malware
• uce some of them briefly: Virus and Malware checking procedure: Checks urls aga
• dure: Checks urls against Virus and Malware, based on the open source ClamAV en
• Management
• es a specific problem in Knowledge Management, one that Nuggetize solved beautif
• information retrieval in Knowledge Management, i.e. applications such as STRIX,
• Management”
• nformation Technology and System Management” at the University for the next S
• Mancha
• ngenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha" the classical masterpiece of Miguel
• ngenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha" of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (Sp
• Mandelbrot
• I coded up this Mandelbrot Fractal. The code is here . link
• Mangrove
• It With Keats" NOT: "Throatwobbler Mangrove" Imports: random, re (random number
• Manhattan
• at computes the various distances (Manhattan, Euclid, cosine, Pearson, and Tani
• stance in the course), such as the Manhattan distance (or Taxi-cab distance), t
• Manolis
• on of the script: Presentation code Manolis Kalafatis mankal111(at)hotmail(dot)
• Manti
• =========================== Query= ['Manti', 'Python'] ,tolerance= 2 Query Corr
• Manuel
• zzPAyr68Yq0 Idea of the project I am Manuel, and I am a nurse. I work on night s
• would have coded that? Team members: Manuel Alberto Gala del Río (me) Iñigo Al
• Inigo) link answered 17 Apr, 13:17 Manuel Gala ... 26 1 edited 17 Apr, 14:31
• :) (18 Apr, 12:43) Manuel Gala ...
• Marco
• s CC BY-NC-SA license Participants : Marco Alves, marco.m.alves@gmail.com Feel
• the code link answered 2 days ago Marco Alves 360 1 6 14
• Maria
• rse it will be even more slow. Name: Maria Rubina - apple212@narod.ru Minisearc
• - apple212@narod.ru Minisearcher by Maria Rubina is licensed under a Creative
• ed License link answered yesterday Maria_R 36 1 2 edited 17 hours ago
• Marin
• ################################## # Marin - Light drizzle; 55-46 (F); Wave Hei
• Mark
• approval: By @Laura : submission By @MarkIrvine : submission By @LeslieK : subm
• the next time and then get as rich as Mark Zuckerberg. ;-) That's the really gre
• y wiki (function () { var converter = Markdown.getSanitizingConverter(); var edi
• nitizingConverter(); var editor = new Markdown.Editor(converter); editor.run();
• approval: By @Laura : submission By @MarkIrvine : submission By @LeslieK : subm
• iles.py link answered 12 Apr, 18:59 MarkIrvine 571 5 14
• here . link answered 13 Apr, 02:44 Mark Alen 51 3 edited 13 Apr, 02:45
• y wiki (function () { var converter = Markdown.getSanitizingConverter(); var edi
• nitizingConverter(); var editor = new Markdown.Editor(converter); editor.run();
• MarkIrvine
• proval: By @Laura : submission By @MarkIrvine : submission By @LeslieK : submiss
• s.py link answered 12 Apr, 18:59 MarkIrvine 571 5 14
• Markacious
• ools with various functionalities. Markacious is the first generation of a pytho
• Markov
• ge, say it's the Wikipedia page for "Markov Process". Your crawler goes to that
• in which case a weighted mixture of Markov models is used. A value of 2.8 works
• s character strings with appropriate Markov n-tuple frequencies, creating some f
• ed and is then scanned once for each Markov order that is needed. The scan build
• ossible words for any current tuple. Markov-based synthesis is well known to lin
• le implementations is that 2nd-order Markov models generate text that is “crea
• d stochastic selection of a standard Markov order to approximate a fractional or
• ses “fall-back” to a lower-order Markov model when there are fewer than two
• Markup
• ages.  HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language  HTML is not a programmi
• Martin
• , 2nd Ed., Daniel Jurafsky and James Martin, 2009, Pearson Education Internation
• Mary
• orum name meep/meepbobeep. Real name: Mary Pat Campbell email: marypat.campbell@
• te all keywords to lowercase, I want "Mary" and "mary" to function equivalently
• Mask
• tor tackles this problem in two ways: Mask any dynamic data that we are not inte
• g files after the logs are masked. 1. Masking: The application under test genera
• we can then safely compare the lines. Masking involves removing dynamic data suc
• Master
• ted, but my partner is busy with his Master's thesis.. So I'm all alone and I re
• MatLab
• paper, we did a few things in C and MatLab, but we could barely do anything wit
• Match
• nce(tolerance). The results are Find Match word List for word= ABC distance = 2
• =============================== Find Match word List for word= ABCD distance =
• =============================== Find Match word List for word= BCDEF distance =
• System: 1) Highest rank: Exact Note Match We match the user input notes agains
• nd highest rank: Exact Note-Distance Match We match the distance between the no
• nce, either by Note or Note-Distance Matches We rank the rest of the database i
• Matches
• ce, either by Note or Note-Distance Matches We rank the rest of the database it
• Mateo
• dmateo/si/demo.pdf Udacity ID: David Mateo I am really excited to be able to pr
• on. link answered 2 days ago David Mateo 36 1
• ############################## # San Mateo - Light drizzle; 54-51 (F); Wave Hei
• Materials
• en?id=0B34gnounlkSOdVJyeWdObjRRVWM Materials: 1 PIC 12F675 [4] (8 pins, Interna
• Mathematical
• Distance", A H Lipkus, Journal of Mathematical Chemistry (1999) Volume: 26, Issu
• sing links in Proofs of theorems. Mathematical proofs are largely combinations o
• Mathematician
• ve fibo in homage to the Italian Mathematician Fibonacci, since it remixes your
• Mathematics
• in, Pomona College, Department of Mathematics, Spring 2007, last acceded on Fri
• Matlab
• o anything with it. I did ome of the Matlab coding back then. This course is the
• Matri
• re different types of NGOs like: 1.) Matri Chaya 2.) Computer Education Centre
• Matt
• ge link answered 14 Apr, 09:50 Eric Matt 276 1 5 13 edited 14 Apr, 21:40
• Maximum
• MAX_CRAWL], --max_crawl [MAX_CRAWL] Maximum number of pages to crawl. If not sp
• Maybe
• there like "Ohh no more, please" :D Maybe we should have added to our submissi
• re the counsel of expensive lawyers. Maybe they could offer a separate prize/co
• partnered with someone. Just saying. Maybe you'd rather work alone, I can total
• the lines. Could use a cool GUI. =) Maybe the best improvements could be gaine
• ant to do automatic word correction? Maybe we need server farm or super compute
• ion coefficients between the numbers Maybe Later : store historical quantitativ
• ate the universe. So give it a shot. Maybe try to add multi-term or compound te
• lly with the demands of this course. Maybe we can try for a QSO some time. Good
• Mayboroda
• d: kozyrevsergey89@gmail.com David Mayboroda email: david.ftzi@gmail.com Introd
• McDonald
• eals. One healthful. One based on a McDonald's diet. The output is a bar chart.
• Measurement
• take the measurement (In my case Measurement in Channel 1) and 1.0-measurment/
• Mechanical
• mantic ore from which you (or your Mechanical Turk minions) can mine new works o
• Media
• ssion Youdacity VideoSearch Extended Media Linking Project Description (v1.3) h
• Medic
• SUBMISSION: The Medic Work Pedia project Pastebin link: ht
• professional-oriented guide. Project MedicWorkPedia is -or better say, will be-
• ional in a few minutes. How it works Medicworkpedia documents are splitted into
• pages is not usefull in the case of MedicWorkPedia. We don't need to show the
• kGo. It downloads Hospital data from Medicare.gov and displays 1 (very importan
• MedicWorkPedia
• essional-oriented guide. Project MedicWorkPedia is -or better say, will be- a co
• es is not usefull in the case of MedicWorkPedia. We don't need to show the most
• Medicare
• Go. It downloads Hospital data from Medicare.gov and displays 1 (very important)
• Medicines
• Vehicles 3.) Clothes 4.) Food 5.) Medicines 6.) Computers 7.) Computer Periphe
• Medicworkpedia
• l in a few minutes. How it works Medicworkpedia documents are splitted into word
• Meet
• ------------------------------------- Meet JobTwit ! It's awesome. It will find
• Mega
• ebin.com/KhRLanvz Description ~Sample Mega Million lottery analyzer~ Functions:
• our next picks. On March 30, 2012 the Mega Millions lottery in the United States
• on your pool of tickets to check that Mega Million "quick picks" are really rand
• Melody
• e created in class to create a "MIDI Melody Search Engine." It crawls the web fo
• Member
• s: http://pastebin.com/q9ACazap Team Member Kleber Neves Forum ID: kleber_na Tha
• o-fathead/tree/master/iso_639_1 Team Members: Diana Fisher (diana.fisher@gmail.c
• com/mt8901/cs101_contest_mt8901 Team Member Forum ID: mt8901 link answered 18
• Members
• ve commons CC BY-NC-SA license Team Members: rodxavier Special Thanks to the Ud
• : Index Maker Code : public website Members : Goldsong [Forum ID] link answer
• ): http://minus.com/m2MQacPY1/ Team Members: Only me(pieThon in forums, real na
• S101/blob/master/search_with_scc.py Members apliszka link answered 2 days ago
• fNb8_KAKwW2XHvYe1jkmcrw-ssKi_Y/edit Members: Me: Christian Winkler (winkler.chr
• -fathead/tree/master/iso_639_1 Team Members: Diana Fisher (diana.fisher@gmail.c
• l.dropbox.com/u/74283474/WritLe.zip Members Rik van Rosmalen (rik.vanrosmalen@w
• www.makemytrip.com' Code : pastebin Members : Mukesh Agarwal [ smartmuki@gmail.
• php?i=drfe3ZJ9 [Udacity IDs of Team Members] sambrow@gmail.com link answered
• : http://pastebin.com/mKq0c7yn Team Members: kozlojak / kozlojak(at)hotmail(dot
• ries" are best read out loud.) Team Members Just me on this one, though will lo
• Memory
• " of the pages, a sort of "Wiki With Memory".. that keeps track of my "informati
• Meta
• e : MKDroid Description : Open Source Meta Search Engine released under Creative
• Method
• ies, such as Canada, UK, Austrailia? Method : I used food data from USDA Nationa
• Methodology
• 4. Shree Amba Search Engine 10 5. Methodology 11 6. Technology Required for the
• Metodology
• and espande it to be more readble Metodology : To develope the application I us
• Michael
• anks! link answered 11 Apr, 14:59 Michael Gradek 206 1 3 7
• ! (11 Apr, 16:06) Michael Gradek 1 got it now
• l.com link answered 11 Apr, 16:08 Michael Gradek 206 1 3 7
• ! (12 Apr, 02:33) Michael Gradek 1 Michael, t
• Michael Gradek 1 Michael, this is great! Congratulations! I'
• ! (14 Apr, 12:00) Michael Gradek
• Microarray
• ts/lguo/similarity.html Clustering Microarray Data", Andrea Vijverberg, Advisor:
• Miguel
• Mancha" the classical masterpiece of Miguel de Cervantes (Spain, 1605), we'll di
• ntleman Don Quixote of La Mancha" of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (Spain, 1547-1
• Mikk
• ject contributor: just myself - Tõnu Mikk For this project I did the following:
• . link answered 13 Apr, 12:49 Tõnu Mikk 41 3 edited 13 Apr, 12:51
• Milana
• for something usefull. Participants: Milana Spanovic, milanaaa@gmail.com Milos K
• Million
• m/KhRLanvz Description ~Sample Mega Million lottery analyzer~ Functions: 1) Che
• t picks. On March 30, 2012 the Mega Millions lottery in the United States made
• pool of tickets to check that Mega Million "quick picks" are really random. Fi
• Millions
• t picks. On March 30, 2012 the Mega Millions lottery in the United States made t
• your supernatural predispositions. Millions of people are born unlucky. They wa
• Milos
• Milana Spanovic, milanaaa@gmail.com Milos Kaljevic, milos.kaljevic@gmail.com
• Mind
• nd analyse more pages to build a huge Mind Map. It should be able to skim throug
• Minisearcher
• given site. I called this engine Minisearcher. It is based on our class project
• some changes. Web implementation: Minisearcher was deployed using Django on a fr
• Code: https://github.com/Friendy/Minisearcher minisearch - is the main director
• settings there in order to deploy Minisearcher. Files inside the minisearch dire
• her searches on the same site. 2) Minisearcher treats links to an anchor on a pa
• be problems if several users use Minisearcher at the same time because the numb
• Maria Rubina - apple212@narod.ru Minisearcher by Maria Rubina is licensed under
• Mins
• estion was motivated by the recent 60 Mins segment on "Is Sugar Toxic?" How does
• Miscellaneous
• still find the intended song. 3) Miscellaneous: Ranking based on Edit Distance,
• Mission
• https://github.com/rmuchev/MKDroid Mission: To provide a better search experie
• Mock
• . Conclusion 15 8. Future Scope 16 9. Mock Ups 17-34 Appendix: Bilbliography 35
• s done by using the software Balsamiq Mockups. By using this software we can des
• Recipes, by Chad Fowler • Balsamiq Mockups For Desktop- www.balsamiq.com (36)
• Mockups
• done by using the software Balsamiq Mockups. By using this software we can desi
• ecipes, by Chad Fowler • Balsamiq Mockups For Desktop- www.balsamiq.com (36)
• Model
• 3 modules are:  Selectors  Box Model  Backgrounds and Borders  Text
• ed web applications according to the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. Under
• dded Ruby code (.erb files).  The Model layer represents your domain model (
• interfaces as provided by the ActiveModel module.  The Controller layer is
• Modern
• assistance from genius or study.” Modern technology has finally caught up wit
• ss/index "Artificial Intelligence, a Modern Approach", 3rd Ed., Stuart Russell a
• Modify
• is very easy to use hence the title. Modify "newsreader.cfg" and "readit.cfg" co
• Module
• s: main.c SoftUART functions(no UART Module in p12f675): void baud(unsigned char
• Modules
• rganize picnics and excursions. 4.) Modules This project is based on four modul
• Monday
• nterface yet) I wrote the crawler on Monday and then got tied up with work over
• Money
• the standard of the underprivileged. Money can’t provide everything. For ever
• MongoDB
• me a message. Requirements Node.js MongoDB Some Linux Software pdfinfo pdftote
• MonicaL
• y graphs! link answered yesterday MonicaL 96 3 7
• Monitor
• (8 bits ADC) Ex. At night, only the Monitor like light, we can see measurements
• - Receive as parameters the list of Monitors, enable/disable widget and assigne
• class and Device class parameters (Monitor List, RS232 Config, read_rep) Main.
• Submission Project Name: Monitor Web The Idea:- Did you came across
• was updated, If the answer is yes, Monitor-Web is your one stop solution, Moni
• itor-Web is your one stop solution, Monitor-Web tracks any changes in your favo
• epo:- https://github.com/lionaneesh/Monitor-Web Conclusion:- The project uses e
• Monitors
• - Receive as parameters the list of Monitors, enable/disable widget and assigned
• Montellano
• Andrés García Saravia Ortíz de Montellano link answered 09 Apr, 01:34 Andr
• Monterey
• ################################# # Monterey - Light rain; 53-51 (F); Wave Heigh
• Montréal
• would they have a Google office in Montréal, Québec, Canada? Answer: Motorola
• y, a true genius. Google is hoping Montréal can get them closer to the Innovat
• Monty
• hint! (yesterday) Monty The URL typo was my
• ut cannot recognise the second word: Monty P * is my favorite comedy group. Bas
• on analysis of web content, the word Monty has a proximity score set in which t
• '] ,tolerance= 2 Query Correction= ['Monty', 'Python'] ['http://www.udacity.com
• he literal strings. This means that "Monty Python" would be there, in that orde
• More
• he results offered by search engines. More precisely; according to the lectures,
• Moreno
• xtract links and text. Creator David Moreno Cortina's profile Code and text rele
• it. link answered 2 days ago DavidMoreno 180 2 6 edited 4 hours ago
• Moreover
• e cooked from a set of ingredients. Moreover, the dish names do not contain expl
• Morgan
• cial. link answered yesterday Jeff Morgan 236 1 1 7
• Mortazavi
• it on pastebin . Creator: Alireza Mortazavi Udacity signup email: mortazavi[at
• mortazavi[at]paleez.com Forum ID: Mortazavi Don't forget to check my existing
• ez . link answered 18 Apr, 05:43 Mortazavi 780 4 11 17
• Most
• s a list of species comparable to it. Most of my effort was to make it simpler t
• x, but didn't know when we should do. Most of website (such as news, blog, forum
• Motivation
• l Development 6.) Entrepreneurship Motivation 7.) Adoption Centres 8.) Health Ce
• http://istorya-search.appspot.com Motivation To be honest, I never liked learni
• st of a sms from two mobile phone. Motivation: SMS are today still used a lot ht
• Submission uql: query your csv Motivation To ask simple questions to csv or
• al referees for a submitted paper. Motivation: In my short experience in the sci
• ontains occurences of the pattern. Motivation I found the inspiration for this a
• Motorola
• Montréal, Québec, Canada? Answer: Motorola, Android, Wireless Communications.
• Mountain
• e Hillbilly Python Stompers and the Mountain Coding Boys (each a "group" of 1),
• Movie
• Submission Date Night Movie Finder YouTube Video: http://youtu.b
• Movies
• p 250 IMDB Bottom 100 The Best 1,000 Movies Ever Made @ NewYorkTimes There is a
• implemented different domains are - Movies, News, Personal Website . Project Do
• ntaining index files named News.dat, Movies.dat, homepage.dat generated after cr
• ed during crawling in Newsgraph.dat, Moviesgraph.dat, Homepagegraph.dat files an
• at files and ranks in NewsRanks.dat, MoviesRanks.dat, HomepageRanks.dat files.Sa
• MoviesRanks
• files and ranks in NewsRanks.dat, MoviesRanks.dat, HomepageRanks.dat files.Savi
• Moviesgraph
• during crawling in Newsgraph.dat, Moviesgraph.dat, Homepagegraph.dat files and
• Msg|CATn
• ity of a message given a category P(Msg|CATn) is the product, over all the keywo
• Msg|HAM
• M) P(SPAM)/(P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM) + P(Msg|HAM)*P(HAM)). The unconditional probabi
• Msg|SPAM
• t uses Bayes' Rule: P(SPAM|Msg) = P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM)/(P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM) + P(M
• (SPAM|Msg) = P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM)/(P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM) + P(Msg|HAM)*P(HAM)). The
• Muchev
• link answered 31 Mar, 07:16 Risto Muchev 51 4 There aren'
• resenting the results. Author: Risto Muchev Udacity ID: rmucev@yahoo.com Udacity
• link answered 18 Apr, 13:58 Risto Muchev 51 4 edited 18 Apr, 14:15
• Muito
• , 11:06) Amarals 1 Muito bom Amarals! :) I just published my
• Mukesh
• ytrip.com' Code : pastebin Members : Mukesh Agarwal [ smartmuki@gmail.com ] li
• Multiple
• ncrease their ranking positions 4 - Multiple Words Query capabilities in order t
• Transformations  Animations  Multiple Column Layout  User Interface 3.
• gine. Enhancements being worked on: Multiple urls being listed. Better content s
• the -s parameter is the seed page. Multiple seed pages can be passed, using mul
• Mumm
• Kramer, kramer_oliver@gmx.de Benjamin Mumm, benjamin.mumm@googlemail.com Idea Th
• Muse
• longs to love's fine wit. Rise, resty Muse, my love's sweet face survey, Happy t
• MySQL
• ere used to create this application: MySQL - for storage Ruby on Rails (3.2.1)
• - front-end integration Python 2.5.1 MySQLdb - MySQL for Python The core of thi
• d integration Python 2.5.1 MySQLdb - MySQL for Python The core of this applicat
• e many years of experience with PHP, MySQL and Apache, I knew nothing about Pyt
• MySQLdb
• een outside this scope is importing MySQLdb to store the data on the databse. H
• t perfect crawler: code Here is the MySQLdb tutorial so others know what it is:
• front-end integration Python 2.5.1 MySQLdb - MySQL for Python The core of this
• MySql
• for production, I would probably use MySql or Postresql. Because this search en
• OT Peas, etc. 2. Move from Sqlite to MySql 3. Better display of the links. Have
• nd then will switch the site over to MySql. The code on github has already been
• Mysql
• ty; so I just updated the app to use Mysql. I'm rerunning my crawler, and then
• Myth
• ser with url set to the clicked link. Myth busters Udacity.com CS101 is all abou



• NAME
• ebin.com/CqQ3kxm3 Participants : REAL NAME === Vipul Divyanshu UDACITY User name
• NCAA
• ubmission Using URank to rank NFL and NCAA football teams One of the most intere
• ther (there are over 100 teams in the NCAA FBS, and teams only play 12-14 games
• to college football (thankfully, the NCAA website provides a .csv file containi
• icantly lower in my rankings. Initial NCAA Rankings Final NCAA Rankings In concl
• rankings. Initial NCAA Rankings Final NCAA Rankings In conclusion, I am complete
• eason moves along. My Code NFLRank.py NCAARank.py NFL Results NCAA Results Feel
• de NFLRank.py NCAARank.py NFL Results NCAA Results Feel free to use and modify t
• NCAARank
• son moves along. My Code NFLRank.py NCAARank.py NFL Results NCAA Results Feel fr
• NDFD
• ds, etc. I did also know about NOAA's NDFD service (National Digital Forecast Da
• uch to leave for the reader? The NOAA NDFD has a facility whereby you can enter
• NEEDS
• .. and the details here are the USER NEEDS.. of "enhancing" the Wikipedia exper
• NFLRank
• as the season moves along. My Code NFLRank.py NCAARank.py NFL Results NCAA Res
• NFL’s
• applied this to the results of the NFL’s previous season. Since there are fe
• NGOs
• THE IDEA There are different types of NGOs like: 1.) Matri Chaya 2.) Computer Ed
• e Homes 10.) Child Care Centres These NGOs work under different Organizations an
• CRY 6.) Shiksha 7.) Being Human These NGOs require many things like: 1.) Books 2
• Personal Care apart from money. These NGOs also require services like: 1.) Teach
• alue to you but may be very useful to NGOs that do not have any infrastructure t
• services for free to the ill in these NGOs, where there is a lack of medical ser
• window and web applications for these NGOs for free as your projects like me! Yo
• ntribute these things and services to NGOs at the convenience of your doorstep!
• out a three way search, to search for NGOs in your Country, your state and your
• s. It allows users to see the list of NGOs and Contributors using the portal. It
• available on it concerning certified NGOs, organized events, contributors, etc.
• d by this website, list of registered NGOs, list of contributors on the website.
• ODULE- In this module, the registered NGOs can have donations given by the donat
• chool and college excursions to these NGOs • Exploiting Business opportunities
• f the products created by students of NGOs • Experience the world of NGOs by p
• s of NGOs • Experience the world of NGOs by participating in their festivals (
• n regarding the service, products and NGOs. • Behavior- According to behaviora
• friends on the website (contributors, NGOs, etc.), can message to other users, c
• s- The products made by the people of NGOs can be promoted by including the modu
• people. • Inclusion of other States NGOs- Instead of only one state NGOs, othe
• tates NGOs- Instead of only one state NGOs, other NGOs of different states of In
• Instead of only one state NGOs, other NGOs of different states of India can be i
• NGO’s
• application, etc. • Promotion of NGO’s Products- The products made by the
• NLTK
• ative information for any keyword use NLTK WordNet to compute metrics from natur
• NOAA
• ========= # # SMS Weather Alert - Get NOAA weather alerts for any county in the
• ne # using this program*. Examples of NOAA weather alerts are hurricane # tornad
• ls the weather # alert section of the NOAA weather website to determine the uniq
• her website to determine the unique # NOAA state/county code. The program only d
• result. This reduces the load on the NOAA website # in accordance with being a
• rawling the county specific xml based NOAA # alert web page. # # 4) The program
• at about the same frequency that the NOAA website updates its pages # in an att
• *********** # Procedure to get unique NOAA code for a particular # state and cou
• the alert # # return:co_code - unique NOAA code for the state/county combination
• with ads, etc. I did also know about NOAA's NDFD service (National Digital Fore
• how much to leave for the reader? The NOAA NDFD has a facility whereby you can e
• NOTE
• rm all given operations on the index. NOTE: *Tv show listings and show details o
• : http://youdacity.appspot.com PLEASE NOTE: If you try out the web-app, all SEAR
• in the same directory as reciPY.py!) NOTE: I use an external function to conver
• The credits are in the "external.py". NOTE_v2: I forgot to mention that, in orde
• NOTES
• t]gmail.com / @lyricalpolymath USAGE NOTES: -PLEASE ALLOW POPUPS many modes req
• NOTHING
• pkart, makemytrip etc. but they got NOTHING to do with it. The names are solely
• Naive
• ch?v=J2P2cjl4wm0 ). The algorithm is Naive Bayes classification using a Bag of
• Submission The IMDB Review NaiveBayes Classifier This is a experiment
• the movie lists I used to train the NaiveBayes classifier, they come from rand
• NaiveBayes
• Submission The IMDB Review NaiveBayes Classifier This is a experimental
• he movie lists I used to train the NaiveBayes classifier, they come from random
• NaiveBayesClassifier
• y" are created to train using NaiveBayesClassifier from Natural Language Toolkit
• Namely
• sults has not changed significantly. Namely, we still use simple blobs of text f
• Names
• hout permission" So we can't use the Names "Dave" and "Peter"? awww that really
• er different Organizations and Brand Names: 1.) Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh 2.
• Narra
• dversea.py link answered yesterday Narra Bharath 489 3 13
• Natas
• pe Name / Ingredients : Bacalhau com Natas, Cebola, Azeite Exclude : Cenoura Wh
• ude : Cenoura Where: * "Bacalhau com Natas" - cod with cream * "Cebola" - onion
• Nath
• link answered 30 Mar, 23:42 Deepak Nath 1 1 Yes, you shou
• National
• sage to a cell phone whenever a new National Weather Service # alert is created
• Method : I used food data from USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Refe
• takes for Individuals from the USDA National Agricultural Library found here . S
• .txt # AUS and NZ ABBREV.txt # USDA National Nutrient Database Here is output fr
• lso know about NOAA's NDFD service (National Digital Forecast Database) where th
• Native
• t provides a fullscreen editor and a Native Client port of Python for fast and s
• Natural
• ain using NaiveBayesClassifier from Natural Language Toolkit(nltk), then the pa
• g something I learned in AI-class, 'Natural Processing Language'. More specific
• Navigate
• ch: for entering deals search query Navigate: the app will provide navogation (d
• Neal
• escription My project was inspired by Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon novel, whi
• Needless
• of 100000 to the spigot algorithm. Needless to say i could not spot any pattern
• NetFlix
• //youtu.be/tSfYZEYUFk0 Description: NetFlix does a great job of suggesting movi
• Netherlands
• 26, Issue: 1, Publisher: Springer Netherlands, Pages: 263-265 link answered y
• Netscape
• the first viable alternative to the Netscape Communications Corporation web serv
• Network
• the ingredients section of the Food Network web site and ignores the rest in an
• size small. Out of courtesy to Food Network, I limited my crawler to 10000 page
• wler from heading off to follow FoodNetwork.com's affiliate and twitter links,
• Networks
• and also because in Gene Regulatory Networks the important thing is the outline,
• Nevertheless
• ill like to use it in the future. Nevertheless, if someone is interested in an a
• Neves
• ebin.com/q9ACazap Team Member Kleber Neves Forum ID: kleber_na Thank you all at
• NewYorkTimes
• The Best 1,000 Movies Ever Made @ NewYorkTimes There is a total of 2423 positive
• News
• Submission Title: Easy News Reader License: Creative Commons BY-N
• ? The code is hosted on github: Easy News Reader repository Youtube demo video
• ented different domains are - Movies, News, Personal Website . Project Document
• zip file containing index files named News.dat, Movies.dat, homepage.dat generat
• s graphs generated during crawling in Newsgraph.dat, Moviesgraph.dat, Homepagegr
• Homepagegraph.dat files and ranks in NewsRanks.dat, MoviesRanks.dat, HomepageRa
• try to build something using an API. News Story Aside from the multimedia and r
• es.com and request keys for the Times NewsWire API and the Article Search API. K
• NewsRanks
• mepagegraph.dat files and ranks in NewsRanks.dat, MoviesRanks.dat, HomepageRank
• NewsWire
• .com and request keys for the Times NewsWire API and the Article Search API. Kno
• Newsgraph
• raphs generated during crawling in Newsgraph.dat, Moviesgraph.dat, Homepagegrap
• Nginx
• ed up putting it on Amazon EC2 using Nginx and wsgi. These directions were the
• Nice
• 0 hyped89 111 1 4 Nice. Try and add code for the cypher that
• the job, but I know it is horrible!) Nicer design.. :) Tools uses : I used Djan
• 51) Jérôme Renaux Nice work @Fredy ! Good thinking and trans
• , 13:04) Gian Carlo Nice, it has good ideas. And you write in
• ted 05 Apr, 04:09 Nice job @Aneesh Dogra , well done indeed!
• Nicer
• the job, but I know it is horrible!) Nicer design.. :) Tools uses : I used Djan
• Nick
• demy and the Google-Python-Class with Nick Parlante. During the CS101 Class I re
• Night
• Submission Date Night Movie Finder YouTube Video: http://y
• Niketan
• s like NGO i.e. Sewa Bharati, Vidya Niketan, etc. • Function- User has access
• NoSQL
• as: - Index data storage. Looks like NoSQL database. Runs as a service. Other a
• index. Inverted index is created on NoSQL. At query time, lookup inverted inde
• his app: Inverted Index: Locate uses NoSQL as storage of inverted index instead
• g libraries such as Lucene. Although NoSQL is not optimized for inverted index,
• ndex is key-value data structure and NoSQL is key-value storage. Currently Loca
• uter science like Virtualization and NoSQL databases (we will use Redis opensou
• Nobel
• The Einstein Theory of Relativity - Nobel Prize in Physics - his date of birth
• Node
• PDF Indexer using Node.js Instead of python, I thought I'll
• the web so I tried this contest with Node.js . Simply said it's a Search Engine
• just send me a message. Requirements Node.js MongoDB Some Linux Software pdfinf
• ementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s); })(); First time
• Normal
• d words are before or after the word Normal distribution-based scoring (nearer n
• Normally
• e a problem: what should I build??? Normally I would look at my parts bin and wa
• North
• pated in an applied math workshop at North Carolina State University. We worked
• Northern
• ', ' Most major storm fronts in the Northern Hemisphere travel west to east, and
• urse. -About me- I'm a student from Northern Germany. I've taken both courses an
• Norvig
• ficial Intelligence" taught by Peter Norvig and Sebastian Thrun. That was a thri
• cial Intelligence", Fall 2011, Peter Norvig and Sebastian Thrun, Stanford Engine
• ", 3rd Ed., Stuart Russell and Peter Norvig, 2010, Pearson Education Internation
• enable us to quantify whether Peter Norvig is more likely to be Shakespeare or
• g a nasty bug out of my code - Peter Norvig is teaching me how to write more pyt
• Nota
• Alex Roldán HD. aleshivan@gmail.com Nota : Me excusan pero no tuve tiempo de h
• Notebook
• How much light we receive from the Notebook/PC Screen, compared with others sou
• e of light that we are getting from Notebook/PC screen? We take the measurement
• yes are getting comes only from the Notebook/PC Screen (too bad) Firmware : The
• dd each device to a new page in gtk.Notebook TODO: Play with thresholds during t
• Notes
• this tool would have come in handy. Notes: The only significant change to the
• Notice
• er header, ex. (1/5).. print print ' Notice, the weather alert SMS transmissions
• eb.svg This will make a file web.svg Notice how each node and edge is scaled acc
• November
• hine). I had to quite this job last November because of different points of View
• Nuggetize
• p of" Wikipedia. Have you heard of Nuggetize? Nuggetize is awesome. You punch i
• edia. Have you heard of Nuggetize? Nuggetize is awesome. You punch in a web pag
• in Knowledge Management, one that Nuggetize solved beautifully.. I thought I c
• Number
• he most popular programming language Number 1 will get a list of Tweets and list
• ages by job postings and popularity. Number 2 will prompt the user for a particu
• ll as the page's title are returned. Number 3 is a combination of number 1 and n
• rity Produces statistics such as: 1. Number of pages searched / 2. Time it took
• Nurses
• 4.) Helpers 5.) Domestic Helpers 6.) Nurses 7.) Engineers 8.) Event Organizers 9
• Nutrient
• I used food data from USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Re
• S and NZ ABBREV.txt # USDA National Nutrient Database Here is output from a MCDO



• OATMEAL
• example: [['CEREALS RTE,QUAKER,TSTD OATMEAL SUPREME ', '08545', 1.2*wtInGrams],
• OBJECTIVES
• cipating in their festivals (8) 3. OBJECTIVES The objective of this web applicat
• OUTPUTS
• der and run the python file. SAMPLE OUTPUTS DOCS: Google Docs WHY TVQuest? Ther
• Obispo
• ######################### # San Luis Obispo - Sunny; 59-50 (F); Wave Height 0.78
• Object
• ts that have given keyword as a tag. Object is added to the index after creation
• re for example looking for the word "Object" - then you have in mind the Object
• "Object" - then you have in mind the Object class in Java. In fact, many search
• engine, you can type the following: "Object site: stackoverflow.com" and get in
• ected site. You can even just write "Object java stackoverflow", and you still g
• discomfort when he enters text like "Object site: stackoverflow.com" by his fing
• Objective
• 3 Submission Objective: This is a really simple code to i
• watch :) Project Name : HackingPot Objective : I really enjoy doing some DIY/ha
• Objectively
• playoff at the end of the season. Objectively ranking teams is difficult since
• Objectives
• tion 7 2. Problem formulation 8 3. Objectives 9 4. Shree Amba Search Engine 10 5
• Objects
• LinkedLists, HashMaps, Classes and Objects) and operations on that data in met
• Obrigado
• 13:59) Gian Carlo Obrigado! ;-) (17 Apr, 14:50
• r, 14:34) Amarals Obrigado Amarals! You should check out Boots
• Observation
• ption : Investigative Facilitator Observation : Search Engine queries are frequ
• Obviously
• correctly interpret the sentence. (Obviously there are far more sophisticated n
• Submission About us Obviously we are a group of students of math
• Occurrence
• content or articles): Assumption: Occurrence of the both words - the drug and t
• October
• F GIVING WEEK”, celebrated from 2 October, 2011 to 8 October, every year. (iv
• elebrated from 2 October, 2011 to 8 October, every year. (iv) THE IDEA There ar
• Ofcourse
• used bigrams and their probability. Ofcourse, I didn't try to get the bigrams an
• OffDocSearch
• Submission Project Name: OffDocSearch. Fast mobile search in official d
• en. At this point the application OffDocSearch provides mobile users with unique
• n as an examples. The application OffDocSearch has a client-server architecture.
• e is written in Java for android. OffDocSearch works according to this scheme: D
• rch of specific information, then OffDocSearch is for you. At the same time for
• fault search engine. Limitations: OffDocSearch works only with two profiles for
• Officially
• Team members: 1, forum ID: ogerard Officially released under CC BY-NC-SA licence
• Oftentimes
• risoner's Dilemma a long time ago. Oftentimes people end up arriving at less-tha
• Ohms
• a USB to RS232 adaptor 1 Resistor 330 Ohms or more (1K) 1 led 4 LDR (Ligth Depen
• Oklahoma
• s ranked fourth due to its upset of Oklahoma State (which was their only loss).
• Oliver
• anna Heitmann, janna.heitmann@web.de Oliver Kramer, kramer_oliver@gmx.de Benjami
• Oltmann
• s link answered yesterday Cameron Oltmann 41 3 edited yesterday
• Olá
• dited yesterday 1 Olá Gian Carlo! Our ideas are indeed very
• Once
• or a keyword that is not newly added. Once you receive a notification for a keyw
• order to match the to the right one. Once we have the rating, we can get the ra
• Follow this question By Email: Once you sign in you will be able to subsc
• Online
• it, just like they currently use the Online Python Tutor. Students might come to
• stores by the use of web-crawler; 2. Online stores will give their data file; 3.
• Ontology
• too, cause Wikipedia has an awesome Ontology.. I do content analysis on the side
• s structure, I like structure.. The Ontology for Wikipedia is AMAZING, to say th
• Oops
• 0 Oops, I come back to post my submission an
• mail.com / forum ID: ery Description: Oops. I stupidly spent hours composing a d
• Open
• e all the news and generate webpages. Open the webpages in a web browser of your
• Optional
• ed searches/query ranking inflation Optional query filter for undesirable/inappr
• Options
• imple control by external processes Options: Load and use a previously generate
• Oracle
• poration web server (currently named Oracle iPlanet Web Server), and since has e
• Orange
• ################################## # Orange County - Sunny; 57-52 (F); Wave Heig
• OrangeShark
• is. link answered 02 Apr, 10:51 OrangeShark 31 3
• Orbeta
• ripts progress. Author: Name - Louie Orbeta My Udacity Profile - http://www.udac
• Organizations
• These NGOs work under different Organizations and Brand Names: 1.) Rashtriya S
• Organizers
• 6.) Nurses 7.) Engineers 8.) Event Organizers 9.) Sponsors 10.) Social Workers 1
• Ortíz
• xperience! - Andrés García Saravia Ortíz de Montellano link answered 09 Apr
• Other
• t, and being prepared in a weekend.) Other possible uses of word proximity scor
• city": Areas for further development Other link containers (e.g. javascript) Co
• nd adds information about his trip . Other people who don't have cars search th
• Otherwise
• h we all learned here in class ;-) Otherwise it seems to me that we need to use
• ll be redirected to that function. Otherwise func() exits and returns control t
• Output
• mpetence to develop God-knows-what:] Output: message that an element has changed
• angle brackets, and quotation marks. Output of the program is a returned string
• tracker and alert system using gator Output from homepage_generator.py: Output f
• r Output from homepage_generator.py: Output from price_alert.py: https://github.
• ving to search for the line of code. Output: Output looks like this: **With valu
• search for the line of code. Output: Output looks like this: **With values: [['T
• Out”
• Hypothesis : “Garbage In, Garbage Out” (GIGO) is a phrase used to describe
• Overall
• ace between user and Search Engine. Overall function is improved by facilitatin
• time: Spell checker and query tips. Overall improvement of the search engine. H
• h engine. Hash table implementation Overall overhall of the code (it does the j
• Owners
• Rank Checker for SEO, Webmasters Web Owners, also a multi word spell checker App



• PACKATES
• ability to the browser to DOWNLOAD PACKATES from the estimated page URL, hence
• PAGE
• PROJECT 1.) SHREE AMBA (17) 2.) HOME PAGE (18) 3.) ABOUT US (19) 4.) HOW IT WOR
• , hence when user finishes typing the PAGE KEYWORD the page takes lesser time to
• PART
• Something. ===== SOLUTION ===== FIRST PART: Solve the anagram The game gives you
• side the file scrabble_find.py SECOND PART: Analyzing the data Solving the anagr
• PASTEBIN
• CS101 class. The code is pasted on PASTEBIN.com . Apart from these extensions t
• cksort function to sort them. Code: PASTEBIN I grant Creative Commons CC BY-NC-S
• PDFs
• trollers can also generate XML, JSON, PDFs, mobile-specific views, and more. Con
• PLAYER
• verse 4 .. about verse 5 .. done! A PLAYER I think good thoughts, whilst others
• PLEASE
• on URL: http://youdacity.appspot.com PLEASE NOTE: If you try out the web-app, al
• STARTING POINT FOR YOUR OWN PROJECT, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DO SO. (PROVIDED THAT T
• POINT
• contest waaaaaaay too seriously! The POINT of this course was to learn Computer
• USING THIS APPLICATION AS A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR OWN PROJECT, PLEASE FEEL FR
• POLITE
• the given url. robots.txt parser: BE POLITE !!! Parse the robots.txt file and re
• POPULARITY
• emix it with your query 3- INVERSE POPULARITY redirects you to the LAST page in
• POPUPS
• lpolymath USAGE NOTES: -PLEASE ALLOW POPUPS many modes require you to allow pop-
• PORTAL
• een the Contributor and the NGO. 3.) PORTAL: The portal provides complete inform
• PROBLEM
• we've learnt to SOLVE A REAL WORLD PROBLEM. Let winning come secondary, so tha
• tween a normal user and NGO. (7) 2. PROBLEM FORMULATION The problem was formula
• PRODUCE
• ant to see if this course alone can PRODUCE students that can develop nice usab
• PRODUCTS
• RIBUTOR-REGISTRATION-FORM (31) 16.) PRODUCTS (32) 17.) LIBRARY (33) 18.) KNOW MO
• PROJECT
• fied easily. (16) 9. MOCKUPS OF THE PROJECT 1.) SHREE AMBA (17) 2.) HOME PAGE (
• ON AS A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR OWN PROJECT, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DO SO. (PROVID
• PROVIDED
• ROJECT, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DO SO. (PROVIDED THAT THIS IS ALLOWED) There are sti
• PURPOSE
• Submission ===== PURPOSE ===== This simple program helps you
• Pack
• layers are handled together by Action Pack. These two layers are bundled in a si
• ship between Active Record and Action Pack which are independent. Each of these
• ion Submission: Search Engine Feature Pack Kind of a late submission and maybe a
• nse on my blog: Search Engine Feature Pack Feel free to remix, tweak, and build
• Packers
• vior. The Chiefs beat the Green Bay Packers, which gave the Packers their only
• e Green Bay Packers, which gave the Packers their only loss. In the original al
• in a more expected ranking with the Packers sitting on top. Initial NFL Ranking
• Page
• , Yahoo, Bing, also you can find your Page Rank as ranked by Major Rankers like
• ck.appspot.com This SEO Tool to check Page Rank and Search Rank is released as a
• 'UA-29218959-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = docume
• Contents: ABSTRACT – THE IDEA Topic Page No. 1. Introduction 7 2. Problem form
• 'UA-29218959-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = docume
• on what interest you (your profile). Page rank should depend on your query and
• 'UA-29218959-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = docume
• Submission Project Name: Page Categorizer Name : Azmath Shamrad Uda
• orld wide web. My objective in this " Page Categorizer " program to predict and
• 'UA-29218959-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = docume
• BY-NC-SA license Brands with Facebook Pages entice their fans to purchase things
• promotions, coupons, deals on the Fan Page stream/wall. These posts appear in th
• 'UA-29218959-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = docume
• n a first understood the logic of the PageRank algorithm, I just went nuts! That
• er in a graph. My idea is: we can use PageRank to explore this data and rank gen
• able to find some implementations of PageRank to work with biological networks,
• e Major Features: 1) Ranking Based on Page Rank + Human Computation Analysis of
• ining ordered search results based on Page Rank Algorithm described in class. Us
• e rank is calculated. Average Rank = (Page rank of 1st Url + Page rank of 2nd Ur
• verage Rank = (Page rank of 1st Url + Page rank of 2nd Url + … Page rank of Nt
• 1st Url + Page rank of 2nd Url + … Page rank of Nth Url in the ordered search
• w Rank of URL,which user entered is - Page Rank of URL + absolute(Page rank of U
• ered is - Page Rank of URL + absolute(Page rank of URL - Average Rank) Ranks gen
• th’ position are selected. b)Higher Page Rank Algorithm can be useful in crawl
• 'UA-29218959-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = docume
• PageRank
• I am thinking between a mixture of PageRank and a count of how much the concept
• a first understood the logic of the PageRank algorithm, I just went nuts! That w
• in a graph. My idea is: we can use PageRank to explore this data and rank genes
• ble to find some implementations of PageRank to work with biological networks, b
• eas that I learned in cs101 was the PageRank algorithm. I had never seen such a
• hem by 'RetweetRank'(my simplified 'PageRank' algorithm), and show me the top ra
• PageRank™
• and links are sorted based on the PageRank™ algorithm. Note: Spell checking w
• Pages
• And it has Categories.. and Category Pages.. this is the AI developer's dream c
• 1, Publisher: Springer Netherlands, Pages: 263-265 link answered yesterday g
• Y-NC-SA license Brands with Facebook Pages entice their fans to purchase things
• esemble the initial page’s rating. Pages will accrue a score based on all the
• y for ranked pages. Added "Quicksort Pages" and returning of pages by rank from
• Paithon
• in the following examples. Query= ['Paithon', 'programing', 'langnuage'] ,toler
• Paleez
• t to check my existing search engine Paleez . link answered 18 Apr, 05:43 Mort
• Palindrome
• rowing Up in the Universe" series. Palindrome search. A new kind of search. Have
• a page with the most palindromes? Palindrome search is for all palindrome lover
• Paper
• code]: http://pastebin.com/FAiaumxJ Paper: https://docs.google.com/document/pu
• Papio
• lus rat : Rattus norvegicus baboon : Papio anubis human : Homo sapiens humans :
• Paris
• ring containing multiple words (ex: 'Paris Hilton') but the second string shoul
• follow up on the example keying in ['Paris Hilton','celebrity'], my code will p
• will perform a multiword query on ['Paris','Hilton'] (in which the order matte
• e more useful for planning a trip to Paris! Link to Github repository: https://
• Parker
• ve experiments. Individual : Patrick Parker, email: patrickbardinparker@gmail, u
• Parlante
• d the Google-Python-Class with Nick Parlante. During the CS101 Class I re-watche
• Parse
• rl. robots.txt parser: BE POLITE !!! Parse the robots.txt file and returns a di
• ap and crawl delay. Robots meta tag: Parse the HTML meta tag of a given url tha
• xt file and meta robots tag. Sitemap Parser: Parse an xml sitemap and return a
• and meta robots tag. Sitemap Parser: Parse an xml sitemap and return a dictiona
• Parser
• xt file and meta robots tag. Sitemap Parser: Parse an xml sitemap and return a d
• Soup , and the Robot Exclusion Rules Parser . The web app uses styles from Twitt
• Participant
• knowledge for something usefull. Participants: Milana Spanovic, milanaaa@gmail
• all the filles in the repository. Participant : Udacity forum name: gulliet Rea
• link http://pastebin.com/L1wKyrnm Participant Just me. Forum name meep/meepbobe
• ative commons CC BY-NC-SA license Participants : Marco Alves, marco.m.alves@gma
• Participante
• uí. http://pastebin.com/i2f9iAGj Participante Alex Roldán HD. aleshivan@gmail.
• Participants
• nds up aggressively caching data. Participants: Jeethu Rao (jeethu-at-jeethurao-
• e Web Application: Lagado Machine Participants: Concept and code by: Dr. Kenneth
• knowledge for something usefull. Participants: Milana Spanovic, milanaaa@gmail.
• ative commons CC BY-NC-SA license Participants : Marco Alves, marco.m.alves@gmai
• ative commons CC BY-NC-SA license Participants: Kozyrev Sergii email: kozyrevser
• ment Human Computation Algorithm. Participants- Suhas Aggarwal Email-suhasagg@gm
• Commons CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 license. Participants: Eduard Sherstnev | Udacity forum
• === http://pastebin.com/CqQ3kxm3 Participants : REAL NAME === Vipul Divyanshu U
• e top ranking links. Screenshot : Participants : name: Yu-Hsuan Lai. udacity ID:
• s://github.com/nahumfarchi/Ucrawl Participants nahumfarchi link answered 19 Ap
• ur own summary links, it's fun :D Participants: Alexander Coenen email: saschaco
• very interesting time we live in. Participants making this submittal - rrburton
• eatures. Code Uspicious on github Participants larry96 link answered 11 Apr, 1
• .), Greetings to fellow Udacians. Participants:- Aneesh Dogra (lionaneesh-at-gma
• Partly
• 't figure out how to make it happen. Partly because I didn't pick Python for a l
• Parts
• n will return a list of all results. Parts of the query that can't be evaluated
• after changing the whole electronic Parts of this machine). I had to quite thi
• Pascal
• ink of writing my program in JAVA or Pascal. link answered 31 Mar, 05:11 darry
• Passion
• when we do it in a better way. • Passion – We believe that working with a
• Pastebay
• r expressions) Source: browse it on Pastebay Archive containing sample files: ge
• Pastebin
• Docs here . My code is available on Pastebin here . I am the only team member an
• SSION: The Medic Work Pedia project Pastebin link: http://pastebin.com/tZCaAgZC
• Path
• les will be generated after crawling. Path for these files specified in the code
• Patrick
• See above experiments. Individual : Patrick Parker, email: patrickbardinparker@
• Pearson
• stances (Manhattan, Euclid, cosine, Pearson, and Tanimoto for now) and the unsu
• the angle between two vectors), the Pearson distance (a statistical measure of
• art Russell and Peter Norvig, 2010, Pearson Education International "Speech and
• el Jurafsky and James Martin, 2009, Pearson Education International "FeedParser
• imilarity Using Euclidean Distance, Pearson Correlation, and Filtering", last a
• tudent%20Theses/vivjverberg_07.pdf "Pearson's Correlation Coefficient Calculati
• se statistical methods, like simple Pearson correlation or Bayes theorem-based
• Peas
• for the search. Chicken AND Rice NOT Peas, etc. 2. Move from Sqlite to MySql 3.
• Pech
• ) and me (forum ID "SimStim" - Eduard Pech). It's for all you guys out there who
• Pedia
• SUBMISSION: The Medic Work Pedia project Pastebin link: http://pasteb
• nal-oriented guide. Project MedicWorkPedia is -or better say, will be- a commun
• not usefull in the case of MedicWorkPedia. We don't need to show the most popu
• Pens
• led 4 LDR (Ligth Dependet Resistor) 2 Pens (like shown in next picture :) ) or w
• People
• owledge outside of the CS101 course. People who know commands outside of the sco
• team, not something I plan on doing. People under the age of 18 should not have
• ISSION project CS101: Idea Generator People are often puzzled by their observati
• ', 'Dave+Udacity', 'Peter+Udacity', 'People from all around the world+Udacity',
• out the no of digits of Pi painted. People or Judges wishing to run my code can
• Submission Friendly Search: People typically have friends who are simil
• Pereira
• t Name: cs101-lupa Author: Edevaldo Pereira - edevaldo@gmail.com Code: cs101-lu
• Perhaps
• ve for nothing all thy sum of good; Perhaps," I said, "you'll be so good So you
• Peripherals
• icines 6.) Computers 7.) Computer Peripherals 8.) Furniture 9.) Stationary 10.)
• Perl
• owledge. The lab I joined programs in Perl, and I began learning it myself, by u
• Person
• ls 8.) Furniture 9.) Stationary 10.) Personal Care apart from money. These NGOs
• ain model (such as Account, Product, Person, Post) and encapsulates the business
• Personal
• s 8.) Furniture 9.) Stationary 10.) Personal Care apart from money. These NGOs a
• fferent domains are - Movies, News, Personal Website . Project Document https://
• Personally
• th Python experience. Let me know. Personally, I think it's a brilliant idea. (T
• ut instead specific and pertinent. Personally, I needed this functionality to bo
• Peru
• /pastebin.com/WvE12ew1 Greetings from Peru link answered 08 Apr, 16:51 Fredy C
• Phishtank
• on the open source ClamAV engine. Phishtank Antiphishing: Check sites against
• Antiphishing: Check sites against Phishtank antiphishing database. Google safe
• Phone
• the user searched for "Google Smart Phone", then the extended Search Engine li
• ll the pages that have "Google Smart Phone" and also list the related pages lik
• rted attempt at trying to make a Win Phone 7 app to grab it but that was quite
• Phrase
• ikely provide a more adequate Search Phrase to the Search Engine. Python Code: A
• ne, an approach of entering a Search Phrase of structure “five_w + keyword + ?
• nes). Experiment 2 : Here the simple Phrase structure of Experiment 1 is appende
• e into a User Interface, this Search Phrase structure: “five_w+keyword+?+answe
• Physics
• the scientific world (specifically, Physics research) I have been surprised to
• . Results for "Albert Einstein" : - Physics - Scientist - The Einstein Theory o
• eory of Relativity - Nobel Prize in Physics - his date of birth - Germany - Pri
• Picasso
• me. There's no such thing as a free Picasso, though. It's how I make a living (
• 's how I make a living (not selling Picassos). Creative Commons is okay if I wr
• Picassos
• 's how I make a living (not selling Picassos). Creative Commons is okay if I wri
• Pickle
• tion, using a real database (and not Pickle, like I did on this version). I have
• Picture
• :) ) I used the ProtoBoard :) Proto Picture: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B
• Place
• dl.dropbox.com/u/7923799/index.pkl . Place it in the same directory as the reci
• Platte
• y = 'Tyler' #state = 'mo' #county = 'Platte' #state = 'ga' #county = 'Fulton' #s
• Play
• e to a new page in gtk.Notebook TODO: Play with thresholds during the night and
• Please
• 2.Can we use third-party libraries? Please answer. Thanks... link answered 31
• presently.. But I'm getting better.. Please if you are building something that b
• riction for 16 year old's and above. Please its a request, Can we do something a
• something which is more responsive, Please let me know if you got some time.
• 2:35) Aneesh Dogra Please see the legal contest rules for the
• Anyone interested in making a group? Please email me at weapon_x33 (at) hotmail.
• or their own personal use as needed. Please have a look if you're interested, an
• I was actually able to make it work. Please let me know if you find any bugs. I
• user logs in, the crawler is kicked. Please wait for a while for indexing your c
• nk me financially, that is possible. Please send money to anything you believe t
• G o S u r f i n g Refreshing index. Please wait... ############################
• lation in the provided language] Ex: Please enter the unordered characters: apli
• r the unordered characters: aplirane Please enter the size of the new word to fo
• the size of the new word to form: 8 Please enter your native language: spanish
• Christian Br... 1 Please could you add previous/next buttons
• Points
• rted index to find target documents. Points of this app: Inverted Index: Locate
• Poker
• 0 Submission: PokerBud I haven't built this program on t
• o understand a game of Texas Hold'em Poker faster from a mathematical point of
• he script in the directory which has Poker Stars hand history files in it and e
• ls. Code: https://github.com/piethon/PokerBud-project is released under Creativ
• cause I believe, that the outputs of Poker Stars hand history are meant for use
• PokerBud
• 0 Submission: PokerBud I haven't built this program on the
• s. Code: https://github.com/piethon/PokerBud-project is released under Creative
• Pomona
• jverberg, Advisor: Professor Hardin, Pomona College, Department of Mathematics,
• Portal
• ree Amba Search Engine Type: A Reuse Portal integrated with a search engine and
• Porters
• ed writing my own implimentation of Porters stemming function, then discovered
• Portuguese
• ion. For example, type in "iso 639 Portuguese" into the DuckDuckGo search box an
• h, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. I've tried to make th
• Post
• ld search in the Body of a given Blog Post.. and find say the top 5 hyperlinks..
• ols, at least for the part about Blog Posts and Google Blog Search.. We all reco
• el (such as Account, Product, Person, Post) and encapsulates the business logic
• g files, post_data() for passing HTTP Post requests to webpages and retriving th
• Postresql
• ion, I would probably use MySql or Postresql. Because this search engine is int
• Posts
• ls, at least for the part about Blog Posts and Google Blog Search.. We all reco
• Practice
• where to search your query: Theory, Practice, and Emergency. -Information useful
• data structure is: Title: -theory -Practice -Emergency Content: -theory -Practi
• actice -Emergency Content: -theory -Practice -Emergency In python code: Title:{T
• tle:{Theory:{keyword:[url,url,...]},Practice:{keyword:[url,url,...]},Emergency:{
• ent:{Theory:{keyword:[url,url,...]},Practice:{keyword:[url,url,...]},Emergency:{
• the inability of the heart to..." - Practice : Will show practical procedures fo
• Prajapat
• ycon007[at]gmail[dot]com) Shaligram Prajapat (shaligram.prajapat[at]gmail[dot]co
• Prejudice
• erg project (Jane Austin Pride and Prejudice - since i am a fanfiction addict),
• Preliminary
• earch PRE_SEARCH [PRE_SEARCH ...] Preliminary search terms (generate a sub-inde
• Presentation
• and Typing Correction/Prediction Presentation ppt file in https://skydrive.live
• small presentation of the script: Presentation code Manolis Kalafatis mankal111(
• Presently
• puts may cause erroneous behavior. Presently query suggestions for only single
• Pride
• the Guthemberg project (Jane Austin Pride and Prejudice - since i am a fanfict
• Primary
• a 2.) Computer Education Centre 3.) Primary Education Centre 4.) Secondary Educ
• Princeton
• cs - his date of birth - Germany - Princeton University ... Results for "Apple
• Principle
• n Name of the project : markacious Principle : most bookmark managing tools are
• Principles
• do something meaningful. • First Principles Approach - We believe that we must
• Print
• rite index to file. -l, --list_index Print index. -p PRE_SEARCH [PRE_SEARCH ...
• r 1 - Set Refresh Interval Enter 2 - Print Splash Screen Enter q - Quit PySurf:
• Prisoner
• is program when I learned about the Prisoner's Dilemma a long time ago. Oftentim
• Prize
• t the cource specification says "The Prize is non-transferable and no substitut
• instein Theory of Relativity - Nobel Prize in Physics - his date of birth - Ger
• Probably
• just ask the author for permission? Probably good practice, but it does open up
• Probalistic
• -driving cars) - Robot - Google - Probalistic - his date of birth .... Results
• Problem
• Topic Page No. 1. Introduction 7 2. Problem formulation 8 3. Objectives 9 4. Sh
• e). The result? the cat's yarn ;-)) Problems still to solve: The circles that v
• 0 Submission Problem: Reduce the cost of a sms from two
• procedure I have never done before. Problem Searching information on the intern
• ission Smart Search Introduction to Problem Searching for something on the inte
• 3 Submission Problem : What are the nutrients (and quant
• Problems
• i have solved submited all of Unit7 Problems :). Is it necessary to participate
• e). The result? the cat's yarn ;-)) Problems still to solve: The circles that vi
• Procedure
• ******************************** # Procedure to get the source code for a web p
• ******************************** # Procedure to get unique NOAA code for a part
• ******************************** # Procedure to get any active watches, warning
• ******************************** # Procedure to send new wether alerts to a cel
• Process
• it's the Wikipedia page for "Markov Process". Your crawler goes to that seed pa
• information about the Contribution Process. It ensures the Contributor about t
• Produces
• sed on Udacity CS-101 classes code. Produces an index file as output. positional
• the rest of the scripts Ranker.py - Produces the relative page ranking of each p
• ted, along with its URL for clarity Produces statistics such as: 1. Number of pa
• Product
• your domain model (such as Account, Product, Person, Post) and encapsulates the
• tion, etc. • Promotion of NGO’s Products- The products made by the people o
• although it is now known as "Google Product Search". You might want to change t
• Prof
• 1 Prof. @UdacityDave / @PeterUdacity , what
• otally dedicated to The Udacity Team (Prof. Evans, Dr Thrun, Mr.Chapman [Thanks
• ProfNandaa
• :-) link answered 31 Mar, 08:26 ProfNandaa 491 1 2 5 edited 31 Mar, 08:28
• est! link answered 31 Mar, 01:21 ProfNandaa 491 1 2 5
• (31 Mar, 08:15) ProfNandaa Yes, sure. I have
• Professor
• Data", Andrea Vijverberg, Advisor: Professor Hardin, Pomona College, Department
• hank everyone at udacity including Professor David Evans for putting up these i
• !!! First of all I'd like to thank Professor Evans, Peter and the whole Udacity
• Profile
• testing data as profile description Profile description " Senior Financial cont
• fied into " Accountancy " category. Profile description " I am asp.net develope
• it covers some specific technology. Profile could be presented as a list like t
• t application on your phone. Select Profile - implemented as a radio buttons (c
• ncbts3 http://pastebin.com/6czLQCvc Profile: http://www.udacity-forums.com/cs10
• hor: Name - Louie Orbeta My Udacity Profile - http://www.udacity-forums.com/cs1
• would like to submit Udacity CS101 Profile link - ID 2728) , E-MAIL: bcools91@
• Program
• from my Udacity CS101 class. # # # Program Functionality: # (before running th
• y, increasing data acceptance rate. Program: The code presented below gather al
• 8vec-HQat8HJ1_rF_LFDY2TbvH4AvFzeZnA Program source files https://docs.google.co
• ess air pollution ... etc . How the Program works : I've made a video ( no voic
• us.py, it will show you how use it. Program create 3 files to save some stuff.
• I got my idea for this program. The Program: I started with the program 3 Weeks
• the user can see during running the Program into English. here is a Video which
• ogram: http://pastebin.com/rPSCDtkx Program with sample already loaded: http://
• 3 Submission Program Name: Search On A Stick Source Code
• Projects
• ebsites (in this version only Make: Projects , and specifically eletronic relate
• l? : This code uses as source Make: Projects , whose content is Licensed under C
• Promotion
• ntacts, word application, etc. • Promotion of NGO’s Products- The products
• Proof
• tion-coefficient-calculator-1.php "A Proof of the Triangle Inequality for the T
• Submission Project: Using links in Proofs of theorems. Mathematical proofs ar
• n the web so the program can use it. Proof links are analogous to the web searc
• Proofs
• Submission Project: Using links in Proofs of theorems. Mathematical proofs are
• Properties
• apybara: Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris Properties included are: body mass brain cell
• Protection
• g list (see below note on privacy) Protection against spammed searches/query ran
• Proto
• se in measurements Source of 5 Volts Protoboar, PCB, wires (the ones that comes
• UTP cable works well :) ) I used the ProtoBoard :) Proto Picture: https://docs.
• s well :) ) I used the ProtoBoard :) Proto Picture: https://docs.google.com/ope
• ProtoBoard
• P cable works well :) ) I used the ProtoBoard :) Proto Picture: https://docs.goo
• Protoboar
• in measurements Source of 5 Volts Protoboar, PCB, wires (the ones that comes w
• Provides
• eir site and if it is a bot or not. Provides logging of crawl for analytics and
• Psychology
• all these pages within the area of Psychology) i.e. the blog becomes more and mo
• Public
• is published under Creative Commons Public License on my blog: Search Engine Fe
• me file said that the list came from Public Brand Software. The original list co
• Publisher
• istry (1999) Volume: 26, Issue: 1, Publisher: Springer Netherlands, Pages: 263-
• Pumputis
• Thon in forums, real name: Rolandas Pumputis, e-mail: pumrol@gmail.com) Comments
• Purolator
• le script to help my company track Purolator packages Background: We ship a lar
• ase when the package is delivered. Purolator.com would only allow us to search
• Purpose
• gained in the Udacity CS101 course. Purpose of this program: A script to help p
• farm or super computers. Focus the Purpose and Implementation If we'd like to
• Puré
• to acquire a better accuracy (i.e. "Puré" -- "pure") prepositions inside quer
• PyLucene
• thing.. For instance, one could use PyLucene, which is a Python extension for ac
• PySurf
• - Print Splash Screen Enter q - Quit PySurf: Now that we have finished CS101 it
• Pythagoras
• ance, names such as "Mac OS X" or "Pythagoras' Theorem" are not parsed as one wo
• clidean distance (or L2-norm, from Pythagoras' Theorem), the cosine distance (th
• Pythonic
• build on the work of others, a very Pythonic way of developing new applications



• QUAKER
• a list. For example: [['CEREALS RTE,QUAKER,TSTD OATMEAL SUPREME ', '08545', 1.2
• Quality
• rts to provide availability to High Quality education for everyone. (I wish i c
• er to provide higher quality input. Quality is improved by rendering keyword(s)
• Queries
• f command: queries and comparisons. Queries simply return the requested informa
• as Dictionaries , String concepts, Queries, Web Crawlers, Indexing, Implementa
• Quicklinks
• hts you might have on the subject. Quicklinks: Glow Code DuckDuckGlow - A github
• Quicksort
• necessary for ranked pages. Added "Quicksort Pages" and returning of pages by r
• Quit
• ter 2 - Print Splash Screen Enter q - Quit PySurf: Now that we have finished CS1
• Quixote
• r from "The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha" the classical masterp
• l book "The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha" of Miguel de Cervante
• ay, she is the cherish lover of Don Quixote) is 'distant'; in fact, Quixote har
• Don Quixote) is 'distant'; in fact, Quixote hardly met her: she lives in a far
• Quizes
• the course, either on Lecture Video Quizes or in Homeworks. On top of that I ad
• Québec
• have a Google office in Montréal, Québec, Canada? Answer: Motorola, Android,



• RATE
• H] [-i index file ] [-m MAXPAGES] [-r RATE] [-s SEEDPAGE] [-scope URL] [-t TIME]
• mber of pages to be added to index -r RATE number of pages to be requested per s
• RDIAUSNZ
• .txt # United States RDIUK.txt # UK RDIAUSNZ.txt # AUS and NZ ABBREV.txt # USDA
• RDIUK
• o plot. 'UK' data is provided in the RDIUK.txt file. Austalia/New Zealand data
• yEntry5.py RDIUS.txt # United States RDIUK.txt # UK RDIAUSNZ.txt # AUS and NZ A
• RDIUS
• 5 (I captured this data in the file RDIUS.txt) I used information from Austral
• ating. Here is the code: myEntry5.py RDIUS.txt # United States RDIUK.txt # UK R
• READ
• age in the Google rank for your query READ MOTIVATIONS AND detailed EXPLANATIONS
• README
• y notified about. Installation is on README.txt and there is also HOWTOUSE.txt i
• hon bitcrawl-script.py Check out the README file for more information. If you're
• following of which are (more in the README file on github): for a member websit
• xtra information can be found in the README, I suggest you go read it Creator: I
• e My code has only two files (plus a README). In the search_engine.py file you c
• ven't tracked down. At the end of my README fille you can look at some ideas I h
• list of strings or a dictionary. The README file in the github repository contai
• REAL
• pply whatever we've learnt to SOLVE A REAL WORLD PROBLEM. Let winning come secon
• /pastebin.com/CqQ3kxm3 Participants : REAL NAME === Vipul Divyanshu UDACITY User
• REALLY
• k account so in case you are really, REALLY curious here it is the album link: h
• osted here. DOT language The idea is REALLY simple, a graph is just a set of lin
• REGISTERED
• n donate by filling this form. 2.) REGISTERED CONTRIBUTOR MODULE- This module is
• donation by filling this form. 4.) REGISTERED NGO MODULE- In this module, the re
• REGISTRATION
• e facilities on this site without REGISTRATION. The user can get the information
• OR General-NGO-Form (25) 10.) NGO-REGISTRATION-FORM (26) 11.) CONTRIBUTOR (27) 1
• IBUTOR-FORM (30) 15.) CONTRIBUTOR-REGISTRATION-FORM (31) 16.) PRODUCTS (32) 17.)
• RELEVANCE
• rograms with practical use is fun! RELEVANCE TO THE CS101 COURSE: We wanted to
• REMIX
• nts 3 search modes: 1- CREATIVE FIBO REMIX When you perform a query - retrieves
• REMOVE
• ast date when the page was opened(to REMOVE OLD URLS that have not been acessed
• REPOSITORY
• \xb3n, aeronave, aeroplano'] ===== REPOSITORY ===== https://github.com/maurizzzi
• REQUIRED
• g services, etc. (11) 6. TECHNOLOGY REQUIRED The web technology used is Ruby on
• REST
• he Contest : crawl websites services (REST) to extract numbers associated with t
• RESULTS
• ep search which never results to NO RESULTS. • Providing a means for communic
• RGreen
• Submission Author ForumID: RGreen Link to code: http://pastebin.com/bF
• fication. link answered 2 days ago RGreen 36 1
• Rabun
• = 'Fulton' #state = 'ga' #county = 'Rabun' #state = 'ct' #county = 'Litchfield
• Rail
• fied as: • Technology- ROR (Ruby on Rails) and Python • Environment- Local e
• anguage Ruby and the platform Ruby On Rails based on MVC architecture. Testing o
• ED The web technology used is Ruby on Rails and Python. All of the used technolo
• echnologies required are: 1.) Ruby On Rails- Ruby on Rails, often shortened to R
• uired are: 1.) Ruby On Rails- Ruby on Rails, often shortened to Rails or RoR, is
• ls- Ruby on Rails, often shortened to Rails or RoR, is an open source web applic
• he Ruby programming language. Ruby on Rails includes tools that make common deve
• buted as a gem. Together with Ruby on Rails these tools provide a basic developm
• is natural to read and easy to write. Rails- Rails is a web-application framewor
• ral to read and easy to write. Rails- Rails is a web-application framework that
• e MVC pattern is key to understanding Rails. MVC divides your application into t
• t is specific to your application. In Rails, database-backed model classes are d
• business logic methods. Although most Rails models are backed by a database, mod
• sually this means returning HTML, but Rails controllers can also generate XML, J
• the appropriate HTTP response.  In Rails, the Controller and View layers are
• can be used independently outside of Rails. 2.) Python Python is a programming
• TACT US (35) BIBLIOGRAPHY • Ruby on Rails- www.rubyonrails.org • Download Ru
• .rubyonrails.org/download • Ruby On Rails Guide- www.guides.rubyonrails.org/ �
• lopment, 4th edition, by Sam Ruby • Rail Recipes, by Chad Fowler • Balsamiq
• Rails
• ied as: • Technology- ROR (Ruby on Rails) and Python • Environment- Local e
• nguage Ruby and the platform Ruby On Rails based on MVC architecture. Testing o
• D The web technology used is Ruby on Rails and Python. All of the used technolo
• chnologies required are: 1.) Ruby On Rails- Ruby on Rails, often shortened to R
• ired are: 1.) Ruby On Rails- Ruby on Rails, often shortened to Rails or RoR, is
• s- Ruby on Rails, often shortened to Rails or RoR, is an open source web applic
• e Ruby programming language. Ruby on Rails includes tools that make common deve
• uted as a gem. Together with Ruby on Rails these tools provide a basic developm
• s natural to read and easy to write. Rails- Rails is a web-application framewor
• al to read and easy to write. Rails- Rails is a web-application framework that
• MVC pattern is key to understanding Rails. MVC divides your application into t
• is specific to your application. In Rails, database-backed model classes are d
• usiness logic methods. Although most Rails models are backed by a database, mod
• ually this means returning HTML, but Rails controllers can also generate XML, J
• he appropriate HTTP response.  In Rails, the Controller and View layers are
• can be used independently outside of Rails. 2.) Python Python is a programming
• ACT US (35) BIBLIOGRAPHY • Ruby on Rails- www.rubyonrails.org • Download Ru
• rubyonrails.org/download • Ruby On Rails Guide- www.guides.rubyonrails.org/ �
• ication: MySQL - for storage Ruby on Rails (3.2.1) - front-end integration Pyth
• rawled data in the database. Ruby on Rails handles all user interactions and th
• ode in mysearchengine.py and Ruby on Rails never talk to each other directly. T
• n the database. Once stored, Ruby on Rails can read it and display the results
• Rake
• er that is distributed with Ruby, and Rake, a build system, distributed as a gem
• Random
• r Selecting ‘m’ pages can be - a)Random (‘m’ random numbers are generate
• Randomly
• ilar articles are going to show up. Randomly going through all of them just to d
• Range
• original was five): File Bytes Words Range --------- ------ ----- ----- words1.
• Ranker
• as input for the rest of the scripts Ranker.py - Produces the relative page rank
• le seed pages for the crawler to use Ranker Saves the relative rank results into
• Rankers
• d your Page Rank as ranked by Major Rankers like Google, Alexa App URL: http://
• Rankings
• thm to rank college football teams. Rankings in college football are very import
• Packers sitting on top. Initial NFL Rankings Although this algorithm seemed to w
• anking from the original. Final NFL Rankings I then applied these three ranking
• lower in my rankings. Initial NCAA Rankings Final NCAA Rankings In conclusion,
• s. Initial NCAA Rankings Final NCAA Rankings In conclusion, I am completely sati
• Ranks
• ute(Page rank of URL - Average Rank) Ranks generated are saved to the disk each
• pagegraph.dat files and ranks in NewsRanks.dat, MoviesRanks.dat, HomepageRanks.
• es and ranks in NewsRanks.dat, MoviesRanks.dat, HomepageRanks.dat files.Saving
• sRanks.dat, MoviesRanks.dat, HomepageRanks.dat files.Saving ranks is necessary
• Raphael
• aws@gmail.com Web demonstration by: Raphael Großmaß (Berlin, Germany) Forum-I
• Rashtriya
• Organizations and Brand Names: 1.) Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh 2.) Seva Gram 3
• Rather
• t the maximum number from that list. Rather than doing it the split the list and
• Ratings
• and writes them in the dictionary. Ratings use different names for universitie
• Rattus
• sion are: mouse : Mus musculus rat : Rattus norvegicus baboon : Papio anubis hum
• Reader
• Submission Title: Easy News Reader License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA A
• code is hosted on github: Easy News Reader repository Youtube demo video Why no
• Readme
• ollection. Here's something from the Readme file on Github. And yeah, I release
• Reads
• ng of each page crawled. Lookup.py - Reads in several data files produced by th
• Real
• that could be improved in many ways. Realisation is quite simplified but we hop
• icipant : Udacity forum name: gulliet Real name: Jean-Marc Gulliet Email: jeanma
• Realisation
• t could be improved in many ways. Realisation is quite simplified but we hope i
• Reality
• n the case of 4od, also the uk. The Reality : Not even close. I started this pr
• Realize
• What?, Where?, When?, Why?, How?” Realize many searches relate to answering o
• Receive
• on ChannelWidget.py ChannelWidget.- Receive as parameters the list of Monitors,
• Recently
• Submission Introduction Recently I’ve assembled a central processi
• Recipe
• ) The queries are such as: -- Query: Recipe Name / Ingredients : Bacalhau com Na
• f 'criteria' variable is set to 'Add Recipe' the words within the crawled conten
• to 'some values' it defaults to 'Add Recipe' Note: set 'criteria' to None to dis
• e. Note: 'criteria' defaults to 'Add Recipe' and setting the 'port' variable to
• Recipes
• , 4th edition, by Sam Ruby • Rail Recipes, by Chad Fowler • Balsamiq Mockup
• Recognition
• ontest, I've implemented Language Recognition in 'our' search engine. When your
• Record
• model classes are derived from ActiveRecord::Base. Active Record allows you to p
• ived from ActiveRecord::Base. Active Record allows you to present the data from
• like the relationship between Active Record and Action Pack which are independen
• Redis
• ion and NoSQL databases (we will use Redis opensource database , a key/value da
• Reduce
• Submission Problem: Reduce the cost of a sms from two mobile ph
• Reference
• nal Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 24 (ABBREV.txt) The zip f
• . 34) is here . I used the Dietary Reference Intakes: Recommended Intakes for I
• References
• commons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ References : "Introduction to Artificial Inte
• Refresh
• \ /\____/ \_/__/ G o S u r f i n g Refreshing index. Please wait... ##########
• ##################### Enter 1 - Set Refresh Interval Enter 2 - Print Splash Scr
• Regards
• 53 class and more to come. # # Best Regards, # # John Fritz # # # *This service
• Regulatory
• fficiency and also because in Gene Regulatory Networks the important thing is th
• Relative
• ing the search to one domain/folder Relative links Data persistence (using pickl
• Relativity
• Scientist - The Einstein Theory of Relativity - Nobel Prize in Physics - his dat
• Release
• nt Database for Standard Reference, Release 24 (ABBREV.txt) The zip file contai
• Relevance
• t returns a score representing the Relevance of that specific word on the page
• e free to the public as a Web app. Relevance: The Lagado Machine was developed
• Relevancy
• c) # Any Words from Query d) Word Relevancy Score e) # Words mentioned in Anch
• Relive
• ex will make a wrong recommendation. Relive the old days. Ever wonder how cool i
• Reload
• Extension . (Screenshots here too). Reload the Udacity code editor. (For exampl
• Remote
• a show that suits you..? You have a Remote and TV with 100s of channels but do
• Remove
• pdfinfo pdftotext Things to do ASAP Remove old entries when books are deleted/m
• off “result.append(title[0])” 3) Remove comment on “result.append(title)�
• Removes
• n-text files that cannot be indexed Removes HTML tags so it does not get indexe
• Renaux
• (08 Apr, 16:35) Jérôme Renaux 1
• stebin.com/Q11aNhes Author: Jérôme Renaux (this is my real name as well as my
• link answered 2 days ago Jérôme Renaux 41 1
• (08 Apr, 17:51) Jérôme Renaux Nice work @Fredy ! G
• Repetion
• : The list of the Devices connected Repetion in ADC reading to minimize reading
• Repo
• url) 2.I upload my code to github,the Repo name is: LaoLiulaoliu / udacity-searc
• e lists, wiki's or something similar. Repo:- https://github.com/lionaneesh/Monit
• Repository
• Google had such a feature :) Code Repository https://github.com/dracco/CS101/bl
• oject: Adjective Crawler for Books Repository Link : https://github.com/astenoli
• Request
• tolerant of # external connections. Request for web pages when no internet # co
• t, or any program variables. # # 3) Requests to connect to the Gmail server or
• Requests
• t, or any program variables. # # 3) Requests to connect to the Gmail server or t
• Requirement
• g a good technology. 2.) Software Requirement Analysis and Specification- The r
• Requirements
• ing else, just send me a message. Requirements Node.js MongoDB Some Linux Softwa
• Resistor
• l port buy a USB to RS232 adaptor 1 Resistor 330 Ohms or more (1K) 1 led 4 LDR (
• re (1K) 1 led 4 LDR (Ligth Dependet Resistor) 2 Pens (like shown in next picture
• Respects
• ld be scaleable beyond a few sites. Respects robots.txt to try and be a good net
• s. Features of each script: Crawler Respects the robots.txt 'Deny' 'Crawl-delay'
• Result
• om/tonumikk/CS101-word_cloud Project Result: "word_cloud.py" file. The file "sea
• yword + “?” else: return keyword Results 1 : Short of integrating code withi
• �+ five_w[n][1] else: return keyword Results 2 : Again, short of integrating cod
• ith touching them. Fast And Accurate Results MKDroid works with Google Custom Se
• Results
• lapping them, and without big gaps) Results The program was run on the test pag
• My Code NFLRank.py NCAARank.py NFL Results NCAA Results Feel free to use and m
• ank.py NCAARank.py NFL Results NCAA Results Feel free to use and modify the cod
• word + “?” else: return keyword Results 1 : Short of integrating code withi
• + five_w[n][1] else: return keyword Results 2 : Again, short of integrating cod
• th touching them. Fast And Accurate Results MKDroid works with Google Custom Se
• portant aspects on a given topic!!! Results for "Sebastian Thrun" : - Stanford
• robalistic - his date of birth .... Results for "Albert Einstein" : - Physics -
• Germany - Princeton University ... Results for "Apple Inc." : - Company, 1976,
• Phone - IPod - IPad - Macintosh ... Results for "Aristotle" : -How it works- Th
• event going to pages out of bounds. Results page lists number of matches, numbe
• ed in the shell in this fashion: -- Results: ( page 1 of 20) [1] salada de baca
• Return
• eta tag or body content. Alexa Rank: Returns the Alexa ranking of a given url. f
• ebpages ranks. Better Get All Links: Return the dictionary of all the links that
• number of days the food should last. Return would be a list of what you need to
• Returns
• ime to write a proper query parser) Returns search results as JSON (No HTML int
• ta tag or body content. Alexa Rank: Returns the Alexa ranking of a given url. f
• RetweetRank
• e along with links, sort them by 'RetweetRank'(my simplified 'PageRank' algorit
• Reusability
• here are other objectives as: • Reusability of things- To reuse the things wh
• Reuse
• e - Shree Amba Search Engine Type: A Reuse Portal integrated with a search engi
• Review
• Submission The IMDB Review NaiveBayes Classifier This is a expe
• Rice
• operators for the search. Chicken AND Rice NOT Peas, etc. 2. Move from Sqlite to
• Richard
• ashtag . Note: I got this idea from Richard Dawkins' "Growing Up in the Univers
• Riley
• ing, cant wait to see the next ones. Riley link answered yesterday Riley 55 1
• nes. Riley link answered yesterday Riley 55 1 6 edited yesterday
• Riot
• as an example Submitted by: Chainsaw Riot [chainsawtiney@gmail.com] Code: Crawl
• Rise
• with eyes belongs to love's fine wit. Rise, resty Muse, my love's sweet face sur
• Risto
• nks... link answered 31 Mar, 07:16 Risto Muchev 51 4 Ther
• nd representing the results. Author: Risto Muchev Udacity ID: rmucev@yahoo.com
• poses. link answered 18 Apr, 13:58 Risto Muchev 51 4 edited 18 Apr, 14:15
• Road
• istics Department 7500 W. Camp Wisdom Road Dallas, TX 75236 U.S.A. Dallas, TX 6-
• Robert
• tZ Code license: CC BY-NC-SA 2012 by Robert Green, see http://creativecommons.or
• Ruiwei Bu link answered 2 days ago Robert Bu 36 2 edited 2 days ago
• Robot
• ng an Udacity link by way of “When Robot Car? Schedule” as opposed to a “
• Car? Schedule” as opposed to a “Robot Car” or "When Robot Car?" google s
• pposed to a “Robot Car” or "When Robot Car?" google search alone. (Note, th
• ley (one of the self-driving cars) - Robot - Google - Probalistic - his date of
• DuckGo API , BeautifulSoup , and the Robot Exclusion Rules Parser . The web app
• Robots
• along with sitemap and crawl delay. Robots meta tag: Parse the HTML meta tag of
• Rohit
• 2@gmail.com udacityname: Shashank 2. Rohit Varma email: rohit.knight@gmail.com
• Rolandas
• ly me(pieThon in forums, real name: Rolandas Pumputis, e-mail: pumrol@gmail.com)
• Roldán
• ebin.com/i2f9iAGj Participante Alex Roldán HD. aleshivan@gmail.com Nota : Me e
• RomanL
• ontest! :) link answered yesterday RomanL 951 5 13 20
• ratch? link answered 31 Mar, 14:06 RomanL 951 5 13 20 1 Fe
• Romania
• Y-NC-SA Author: Dumitru Stama From: Romania Description Fetches content from th
• Romeo
• ong text (First Act of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet), extracted the bigrams f
• Rosm
• u/74283474/WritLe.zip Members Rik van Rosmalen (rik.vanrosmalen@wur.nl) Peter va
• en (rik.vanrosmalen@wur.nl) Peter van Rosmalen (peter.vanrosmalen@gmail.com) l
• m) link answered 2 days ago Rik van Rosm... 51 3 edited 18 hours ago
• (18 hours ago) Rik van Rosm... 1
• Rosmalen
• 74283474/WritLe.zip Members Rik van Rosmalen (rik.vanrosmalen@wur.nl) Peter van
• (rik.vanrosmalen@wur.nl) Peter van Rosmalen (peter.vanrosmalen@gmail.com) lin
• Rubina
• will be even more slow. Name: Maria Rubina - apple212@narod.ru Minisearcher by
• le212@narod.ru Minisearcher by Maria Rubina is licensed under a Creative Commons
• Ruby
• re specified as: • Technology- ROR (Ruby on Rails) and Python • Environment-
• coding is done by using the language Ruby and the platform Ruby On Rails based
• ng the language Ruby and the platform Ruby On Rails based on MVC architecture. T
• Y REQUIRED The web technology used is Ruby on Rails and Python. All of the used
• side, technologies required are: 1.) Ruby On Rails- Ruby on Rails, often shorte
• gies required are: 1.) Ruby On Rails- Ruby on Rails, often shortened to Rails or
• rce web application framework for the Ruby programming language. Ruby on Rails i
• rk for the Ruby programming language. Ruby on Rails includes tools that make com
• . Also included are WEBrick, a simple Ruby web server that is distributed with R
• y web server that is distributed with Ruby, and Rake, a build system, distribute
• , distributed as a gem. Together with Ruby on Rails these tools provide a basic
• vide a basic development environment. Ruby- It is a dynamic, open source program
• view templates are HTML with embedded Ruby code (.erb files).  The Model laye
• database, models can also be ordinary Ruby classes, or Ruby classes that impleme
• can also be ordinary Ruby classes, or Ruby classes that implement a set of inter
• 19.) CONTACT US (35) BIBLIOGRAPHY • Ruby on Rails- www.rubyonrails.org • Dow
• ils- www.rubyonrails.org • Download Ruby, rubygem- www.rubyonrails.org/downloa
• gem- www.rubyonrails.org/download • Ruby On Rails Guide- www.guides.rubyonrail
• Web Development, 4th edition, by Sam Ruby • Rail Recipes, by Chad Fowler •
• this application: MySQL - for storage Ruby on Rails (3.2.1) - front-end integrat
• ore the crawled data in the database. Ruby on Rails handles all user interaction
• Python code in mysearchengine.py and Ruby on Rails never talk to each other dir
• tore it in the database. Once stored, Ruby on Rails can read it and display the
• Rudolf
• e keyword may relate to people (i.e. Rudolf Diesel, Vin Diesel) or things (i.e.
• Ruiwei
• city Email/ID: rbu@murraystate.edu / Ruiwei Bu link answered 2 days ago Robert
• Rule
• es acceptance of the Official Contest Rules . contest_submissions official conte
• fied smoothing values. It uses Bayes' Rule: P(SPAM|Msg) = P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM)/(P
• Runs
• a storage. Looks like NoSQL database. Runs as a service. Other applications and
• ery it for search results. - Crawler. Runs as a service. It crawls the web and u
• tes index data storage. - Web server. Runs as a service. It allows to run python
• Russell
• a Modern Approach", 3rd Ed., Stuart Russell and Peter Norvig, 2010, Pearson Edu
• Russia
• too lazy to type entire words, like Russia b4 WW1 = Russia before WW1 where sea
• e entire words, like Russia b4 WW1 = Russia before WW1 where search engine could
• Río
• Team members: Manuel Alberto Gala del Río (me) Iñigo Alberdi (Inigo) link an



• SAMPLE
• same folder and run the python file. SAMPLE OUTPUTS DOCS: Google Docs WHY TVQues
• SCOPE
• eople are connecting. (15) 8. FUTURE SCOPE The future scope of this project is
• SEARCH
• ally work for ALL WIKIS.. Wikis have SEARCH, but no "Browsing" at least not anyt
• purposes, which are given below: 1.) SEARCH ENGINE: It is used to carry out a th
• our stakeholders. (9) 4. SHREE AMBA SEARCH ENGINE Introducing the Web Crawler A
• 23) 8.) LIST-OF-CONTRIBUTOR (24) 9.) SEARCH-CONTRIBUTOR General-NGO-Form (25) 10
• FORM (26) 11.) CONTRIBUTOR (27) 12.) SEARCH-FOR-NGO (28) 13.) LIST-OF-NGOS (29)
• RAWL]] [-w WRITE_INDEX] [-l] [-p PRE_SEARCH [PRE_SEARCH ...]] [-s SEARCH [SEARCH
• RITE_INDEX] [-l] [-p PRE_SEARCH [PRE_SEARCH ...]] [-s SEARCH [SEARCH ...]] Index
• [-p PRE_SEARCH [PRE_SEARCH ...]] [-s SEARCH [SEARCH ...]] Index a portion of the
• SEARCH [PRE_SEARCH ...]] [-s SEARCH [SEARCH ...]] Index a portion of the web, an
• -l, --list_index Print index. -p PRE_SEARCH [PRE_SEARCH ...], --pre_search PRE_S
• ndex Print index. -p PRE_SEARCH [PRE_SEARCH ...], --pre_search PRE_SEARCH [PRE_S
• H [PRE_SEARCH ...], --pre_search PRE_SEARCH [PRE_SEARCH ...] Preliminary search
• H ...], --pre_search PRE_SEARCH [PRE_SEARCH ...] Preliminary search terms (gener
• arch terms (generate a sub-index) -s SEARCH [SEARCH ...], --search SEARCH [SEARC
• ms (generate a sub-index) -s SEARCH [SEARCH ...], --search SEARCH [SEARCH ...] M
• ex) -s SEARCH [SEARCH ...], --search SEARCH [SEARCH ...] Main search terms lin
• EARCH [SEARCH ...], --search SEARCH [SEARCH ...] Main search terms link answer
• OTE: If you try out the web-app, all SEARCH TERMS must be entered in LOWERCASE!!
• SEARCHMIX
• uery with (q-1) query :) 2- TRENDY SEARCHMIX When you perform a query innoSearc
• SEARCHTEX
• 3 Submission SEARCHTEX Search inside a given environment
• SECOND
• is inside the file scrabble_find.py SECOND PART: Analyzing the data Solving the
• SEEDPAGE
• file ] [-m MAXPAGES] [-r RATE] [-s SEEDPAGE] [-scope URL] [-t TIME] [outfile] W
• to be requested per second (max) -s SEEDPAGE page to be used as seed, when not s
• SERIOUS
• the last few years, they have made SERIOUS mistakes, what in contemporary parl
• SHREE
• and to all our stakeholders. (9) 4. SHREE AMBA SEARCH ENGINE Introducing the W
• . (16) 9. MOCKUPS OF THE PROJECT 1.) SHREE AMBA (17) 2.) HOME PAGE (18) 3.) ABO
• SMSs
• nalyze a log file for sent and unsent SMSs. I've used this tool to discover a pr
• er a problem in the program that sent SMSs. You can see the video for more Video
• SMTP
• the Connection try: server = smtplib.SMTP('smtp.gmail.com', 587,timeout=30) ser
• return new_alert_list except smtplib.SMTPException: print 'Unable to connect to
• gic happens and my ISP is forced into SMTP'ing the info to me. The automating of
• SMTPException
• rn new_alert_list except smtplib.SMTPException: print 'Unable to connect to Ema
• SOLUTION
• he could play Draw Something. ===== SOLUTION ===== FIRST PART: Solve the anagram
• SOLVE
• u can apply whatever we've learnt to SOLVE A REAL WORLD PROBLEM. Let winning co
• SPAM
• r testing the code on the examples of SPAM and HAM email messages given in the a
• tegory. For the ai-class example of 3 SPAM and 5 HAM messages, each containing 3
• d by three indexes: query, category0 (SPAM) and category1 (HAM). Each trial uses
• omputes the conditional probability P(SPAM|Msg) and P(HAM|Msg) for the query mes
• othing values. It uses Bayes' Rule: P(SPAM|Msg) = P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM)/(P(Msg|SPA
• uses Bayes' Rule: P(SPAM|Msg) = P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM)/(P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM) + P(Msg
• es' Rule: P(SPAM|Msg) = P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM)/(P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM) + P(Msg|HAM)*P(
• PAM|Msg) = P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM)/(P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM) + P(Msg|HAM)*P(HAM)). The un
• = P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM)/(P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM) + P(Msg|HAM)*P(HAM)). The unconditio
• SPAM|Msg
• putes the conditional probability P(SPAM|Msg) and P(HAM|Msg) for the query messa
• hing values. It uses Bayes' Rule: P(SPAM|Msg) = P(Msg|SPAM) P(SPAM)/(P(Msg|SPAM)
• SPION
• 1 SPION Spies on webpages or websites(specif
• SQLite
• proved open source license. (13) 3.) SQLite3- SQLite is a software library that
• en source license. (13) 3.) SQLite3- SQLite is a software library that implement
• , transactional SQL database engine. SQLite is the most widely deployed SQL data
• ne in the world. The source code for SQLite is in the public domain. Features of
• is in the public domain. Features of SQLite: a. Transactions are atomic, consist
• ramework for ROR, online database as SQLite, CPanel, editor and Apache web serve
• STARTING
• STED IN USING THIS APPLICATION AS A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR OWN PROJECT, PLEASE
• STATE
• ram is run with an invalid input for STATE. Udacity is not one of the 50 US sta
• STATISTICS
• ################################## STATISTICS ********** The file: 'don_quixote_
• STRIX
• anagement, i.e. applications such as STRIX, for instance, by Dr. Tony Kent. I'm
• STRUCTURE
• the matter is, Wikipedia is HYPER STRUCTURED.. Computers like structure.. algo
• lligence or machine learning.. the STRUCTURE is already there for the taking, t
• STRUCTURED
• the matter is, Wikipedia is HYPER STRUCTURED.. Computers like structure.. algor
• STUDIED
• ION OF AN IDEA BASED ON TH CONCEPTS STUDIED IN CS101 This program depicts( give
• SUBMISSION
• 0 SUBMISSION E-ray vision get the inside of wha
• ext 0 SUBMISSION project CS101: Idea Generator Peop
• ext 1 SUBMISSION First of all, I'd like to deeply t
• 0 SUBMISSION: The Medic Work Pedia project Past
• ext 2 SUBMISSION TVQUEST: TV Show guide and informa
• 1 SUBMISSION : About: Search For ME Brief : Sea
• 2 SUBMISSION Check every single links on a page
• 5 SUBMISSION Project: Extended search engine, a
• 4 SUBMISSION UPDATES : so I had some time and I
• SUMMARY
• e? The entire first paragraph is a "SUMMARY"... so again no need for AI or mach
• eed for AI or machine learning, the SUMMARY is there for the taking.. in plaint
• SUPREME
• [['CEREALS RTE,QUAKER,TSTD OATMEAL SUPREME ', '08545', 1.2*wtInGrams], ..] You
• Saavedra
• f La Mancha" of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (Spain, 1547-1616) for mostly 2 rea
• Sachin
• Jain (i.amber.jain[at]gmail[dot]com) Sachin Saxena (spycon007[at]gmail[dot]com)
• Sacrifice
• To stand people on their own. • Sacrifice - We believe that every individual
• Sadly
• d make many more fascinating things. Sadly, right now have I neither time nor c
• 1 That's a great idea! Sadly, my Spanish isn't fluent enough to u
• Safari
• a browser currently Chrome, Firefox, Safari), analyzing it, sorting it. It detec
• Sajjan
• s These service providers are called Sajjan Shakti You may be anyone doing a cer
• riences of the beneficiaries and the Sajjan shakti. It allows users to experienc
• Salazar
• Sharon (forum ID "shawsmd" - Sharon Salazar) and me (forum ID "SimStim" - Eduar
• SamXML
• il.com link answered 31 Mar, 15:24 SamXML 96 3 3 Hello. Ar
• Sample
• Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA license Sample hand history files(courtesy of my fr
• l Code: http://pastebin.com/y8WMUg25 Sample data for track.csv: http://pastebin.
• Sandeep
• ight@gmail.com udacityname: roth 3. Sandeep R V email: ssv792@gmail.com udacity
• mail: ssv792@gmail.com udacityname: Sandeep Rv Finally, we'd like the thank eve
• Sangathan
• Sevak Sangh 2.) Seva Gram 3.) Seva Sangathan 4.) Grameen foundation 5.) CRY 6.)
• Sangh
• nd Names: 1.) Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh 2.) Seva Gram 3.) Seva Sangathan 4.)
• Santa
• ################################## # Santa Cruz - Light rain; 53-50 (F); Wave H
• ################################## # Santa Barbara - Sunny; 59-50 (F); Wave Hei
• Saravia
• inary experience! - Andrés García Saravia Ortíz de Montellano link answere
• Sasch
• ks (11 Apr, 16:15) Sasch I am interested in t
• E-LIEVABLE link answered yesterday Sasch 382 1 4 6 Yeah,
• rk! (17 hours ago) Sasch You're not doing any
• chacoenen-at-gmail-dot-com Forum-Id: Sasch Note to fellow students: I read on t
• everyone and thank you Udacity team! Sasch link answered 12 Apr, 04:38 Sasch
• Sasch link answered 12 Apr, 04:38 Sasch 382 1 4 6 edited 5 hours ago
• l for your feedback and suggestions! Sascha (16 Apr, 15:00) S
• ha (16 Apr, 15:00) Sasch 1 Awesome! Good job!
• Sascha
• l for your feedback and suggestions! Sascha (16 Apr, 15:00) Sa
• Saturday
• ll know How many news was posted in Saturday, How many news was posted by hour W
• lfs once per month, Bob golfs every Saturday, etc. Then each user rates how happ
• Save
• d then believe me, my love is as fair Save that, to die, I leave my love alone.
• Saves
• ation date of each url. Save Bucket: Saves a bucket into given path and compres
• pages for the crawler to use Ranker Saves the relative rank results into a fil
• Sawyer
• (10 Apr, 06:06) Jamie Sawyer 9
• Saxena
• .amber.jain[at]gmail[dot]com) Sachin Saxena (spycon007[at]gmail[dot]com) Shaligr
• Scheduler
• hrs later I have my Windows 7 Task Scheduler running a python script that email
• ng of this is done in Windows Task Scheduler, I'm familiar with this from work
• Schedule”
• link by way of “When Robot Car? Schedule” as opposed to a “Robot Car” o
• Schema
• ent analysis on the side, and we use Schemas, or Taxonomies. We collect tons of
• topic and then "unpack" it into the Schema.. it's a classification problem, bas
• it.. navigate the Topic through its Schema or Taxonomy.. It recognizes that hum
• Schemas
• nt analysis on the side, and we use Schemas, or Taxonomies. We collect tons of
• Schenier
• add code for the cypher that Bruce Schenier made for this book, the one with th
• School
• are some developers at The Stanford School of Engineering who I'm pretty sure d
• hour with an advisor at The Stanford School of Engineering, where I'm thinking o
• nguage and Literature in a Secondary School in Madrid (Spain). Since the first m
• Schwende
• -) link answered yesterday Isabel Schwende 71 2
• sity of Greifswald, Germany. Isabel Schwende, Shaharasha@yahoo.de Janna Heitmann
• e link answered 2 days ago Isabel Schwende 71 2
• Science
• f this course was to learn Computer Science 101. The contest is "gravy" as we A
• I'm a bachelor student in Computer Science at the University of Antwerp, Belgi
• kids/adults skilled in the Computer Science. My ultimate goal for this project:
• t the opportunity to study Computer Science! I'm really excited! What I wanted
• Strategy and Technology / Computer Science. I felt like this was a great oppor
• Scientific
• Submission The Scientific Indexer The goal of this program i
• Scientist
• n Thrun" : - Stanford University - Scientist - DARPA challenges - Stanley (one
• or "Albert Einstein" : - Physics - Scientist - The Einstein Theory of Relativit
• Scope
• ect 12-14 7. Conclusion 15 8. Future Scope 16 9. Mock Ups 17-34 Appendix: Bilbl
• Score
• y Words from Query d) Word Relevancy Score e) # Words mentioned in Anchor text
• Scott
• NC-SA license. 3: Everything done by Scott Kletzkin, Udacity forum ID skletz. T
• Screen
• open?id=0B8HMYR5goxLrZDZxS1QtX09EU00 Screenshots https://docs.google.com/documen
• n the corkboard area. Link: CorkPost Screenshot Technologies Used: Python, Djang
• ight we receive from the Notebook/PC Screen, compared with others sources or amb
• to decide the thresholds between the Screen light and others sources. me : Am I
• with a pin connected to gnd point to Screen. How to get (aprox. due a noise and
• ting comes only from the Notebook/PC Screen (too bad) Firmware : The pic program
• -- upload to pic12675 2.- Software: ScreenShot: https://docs.google.com/open?id
• screens to get the list of connected Screens (depends on xrandr command) not use
• and daytime If we have more than one Screen connected, gives the possibility to
• resh Interval Enter 2 - Print Splash Screen Enter q - Quit PySurf: Now that we h
• e: Search On A Stick Source Code and Screenshots: https://github.com/louieorbeta
• creative commons CC BY-NC-SA license Screen Shot: https://docs.google.com/open?i
• ScreenShot
• - upload to pic12675 2.- Software: ScreenShot: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0
• Screens
• pen?id=0B8HMYR5goxLrZDZxS1QtX09EU00 Screenshots https://docs.google.com/documen
• the corkboard area. Link: CorkPost Screenshot Technologies Used: Python, Djang
• creens to get the list of connected Screens (depends on xrandr command) not use
• Screenshot
• en?id=0B8HMYR5goxLrZDZxS1QtX09EU00 Screenshots https://docs.google.com/document/
• the corkboard area. Link: CorkPost Screenshot Technologies Used: Python, Django,
• t: Install the Chrome Extension . (Screenshots here too). Reload the Udacity cod
• and show me the top ranking links. Screenshot : Participants : name: Yu-Hsuan La
• Screenshots
• n?id=0B8HMYR5goxLrZDZxS1QtX09EU00 Screenshots https://docs.google.com/document/
• rch requests, result paging, etc. Screenshots How it works? MKDroid makes simul
• : Install the Chrome Extension . (Screenshots here too). Reload the Udacity cod
• Search On A Stick Source Code and Screenshots: https://github.com/louieorbeta/S
• Script
• ser Interface 3.) Javascript  JavaScript was designed to add interactivity to
• interactivity to HTML pages.  JavaScript is a scripting language.  A scrip
• weight programming language.  JavaScript is usually embedded directly into HT
• ed directly into HTML pages.  JavaScript is an interpreted language (means th
• ut preliminary compilation).  JavaScript gives HTML designers a programming t
• esigners a programming tool.  JavaScript is used in event handling - A JavaSc
• pt is used in event handling - A JavaScript can be set to execute when something
• ://s348703304.domenaklienta.pl/demo/ Script checks specified site every minute.
• letters very fast. HTML GUI and JavaScript allows us to run the word search on
• n be viewed on my blog here . 2) JavaScript loads the trie dictionary, takes use
• ks in most browsers that support JavaScript. Download the project. Substitute di
• uery. Note: Chrome will not load JavaScript locally with default security settin
• it_distance, split, quicksort, etc). Script version source code on: https://docs
• Scroll
• county input parameters are correct. Scroll down' print ' to see the list of sta
• Searches
• d on the Google dictionary. Related Searches: Shows related searches of a given
• rds in the query, so typos are bad. Searches with a lot of common words take the
• Sebastian
• already "get it" that Dave, Peter, Sebastian and the whole crew are "great guys
• ailed and may not be joining Peter Sebastian and Dave for beers in sunny Califo
• e found on my website . Greetings, Sebastian link answered yesterday Wintermu
• igence" taught by Peter Norvig and Sebastian Thrun. That was a thrilling and in
• ence", Fall 2011, Peter Norvig and Sebastian Thrun, Stanford Engineering, free
• .com link answered 18 Apr, 19:54 Sebastian Ob... 36 2 edited 18 Apr, 19:59
• I'd just like to say thank you to Sebastian, Dave, Peter and everyone else par
• his simple application is based on Sebastian Thrun and David Evans's lecture on
• s on a given topic!!! Results for "Sebastian Thrun" : - Stanford University - S
• Sebastin
• t" and "Google Project" and "Google Sebastin Thrun" if they are available and ha
• Sebastion
• another class thanks so much Dave, Sebastion and all link answered 09 Apr, 18
• Sebi
• result. link answered 01 Apr, 09:17 Sebi 11 2 You don't ha
• Second
• itle and contents from each article. Second, the program scans the database and
• ilestone in the future of education. Second, I want to ask whoever reads this to
• e returned as exact note matches. 2) Second highest rank: Exact Note-Distance Ma
• Secondary
• e 3.) Primary Education Centre 4.) Secondary Education Centre 5.) Skill Develop
• rench Language and Literature in a Secondary School in Madrid (Spain). Since th
• Secondly
• iling a final list of all the code. Secondly, stackoverflow.com would get nervou
• Select
• he client application on your phone. Select Profile - implemented as a radio but
• Selection
• eName|No. ADC Channels|ADC Channel Selection Codes msgsize -- Size of DeviceNam
• w many more bytes read ADC Channel Selection Codes void InitPIC() Config of PIC
• Selectors
• st important CSS3 modules are:  Selectors  Box Model  Backgrounds and
• Selenium
• ript functions are finished. Beside Selenium Webdriver Client, you'd have to dow
• ent, you'd have to download and run Selenium Server. Graph before: {'http://loca
• Semantic
• s would be a circular argument. (2) Semantic: We know what a proof link means. T
• Semester
• t” at the University for the next Semester. If I fail at the exam I would lose
• Send
• 0 while len(complete_SMS_msg) !=0: # Send the text message while split_pos len(
• eather Alert - main code starts here. Sends an email that gets converted # to a
• ) -- Read ADC Others: void Identify() Send the Identification than includes msgs
• Sends
• ather Alert - main code starts here. Sends an email that gets converted # to a
• Senior
• le description Profile description " Senior Financial controller with more than
• Serbia
• ory of territories under the name of Serbia. As a result, I have very poor knowl
• author claimed) the oldest school in Serbia. This triggered discussion on the in
• internet about the oldest school in Serbia. Apparently, mentioned school was th
• first school that was established in Serbia. But, at that time, Serbia was small
• lished in Serbia. But, at that time, Serbia was smaller than today. Today, Vojvo
• , Vojvodina province is also part of Serbia and it has schools much older than m
• d we count schools that didn’t use Serbian language at the time of foundation?
• me of foundation? Could we call them Serbian schools if they were founded at the
• ed at the time when they were out of Serbia and Serbs maybe did not live in that
• ion „Which is the oldest school in Serbia?“ So, to give an answer to such qu
• search elementary schools in present Serbia but you can also search schools in f
• which these schools existed. Back to Serbia. We also have many institutions that
• Serbian
• we count schools that didn’t use Serbian language at the time of foundation?
• e of foundation? Could we call them Serbian schools if they were founded at the
• Serbs
• ime when they were out of Serbia and Serbs maybe did not live in that part of t
• Sergei
• ce, by Dr. Tony Kent. I'm not saying Sergei and Larry weren't smart, they obviou
• Sergii
• -NC-SA license Participants: Kozyrev Sergii email: kozyrevsergey89@gmail.com For
• . link answered 2 days ago Kozyrev Sergii 56 3 edited 2 days ago
• Serial
• AX232 If your PC/Laptop doesn't have Serial port buy a USB to RS232 adaptor 1 Re
• Server
• user clicks on an HTML element. (12) Server Side Technology For the server side,
• external dependencies. 4.) Web Host Server- The web host server used is Heroku.
• ditor and Apache web server. 5.) Web Server- Apache web server is used for the a
• for the application. The Apache HTTP Server is web server software notable for p
• (currently named Oracle iPlanet Web Server), and since has evolved to rival oth
• 'd have to download and run Selenium Server. Graph before: {'http://localhost/te
• rch query to the request parameters. Server is getting http request and parse th
• Service
• one whenever a new National Weather Service # alert is created for a particular
• Setyadi
• /Links-Checker UDACITY ID Kristiono Setyadi - viaris@yahoo.com link answered
• Seva
• and Brand Names: 1.) Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh 2.) Seva Gram 3.) Seva Sangath
• 1.) Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh 2.) Seva Gram 3.) Seva Sangathan 4.) Grameen f
• Swayam Sevak Sangh 2.) Seva Gram 3.) Seva Sangathan 4.) Grameen foundation 5.)
• Sevak
• nd Brand Names: 1.) Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh 2.) Seva Gram 3.) Seva Sangath
• Sewa
• from different sources like NGO i.e. Sewa Bharati, Vidya Niketan, etc. • Func
• Shahara
• as :( link answered 31 Mar, 05:17 Shahara 31 3 You have p
• ! (13 Apr, 04:32) Shahara There is a related
• Shakespeare
• ds!=) Project title: "Say It With Shakespeare" Pronounced: "Say It With Keats"
• intent was to train it on several Shakespeare plays and several Dickens novels,
• Peter Norvig is more likely to be Shakespeare or Dickens, by feeding his palind
• ct.py' and 'completeWorksOfWilliamShakespeare.txt' To try to create a dictionar
• eate a dictionary, I download all Shakespeare book from http://www.gutenberg.or
• d lookup utility for the plays of Shakespeare. This submission is two .py files
• erg text of the complete works of Shakespeare. shakesindexer.py must be run bef
• d table representing the plays of Shakespeare and it only takes a few seconds (
• in favor of an author other than Shakespeare). shakeslookup.py takes one comma
• I took a long text (First Act of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet), extracted th
• Shakti
• service providers are called Sajjan Shakti You may be anyone doing a certain wo
• Shaligram
• axena (spycon007[at]gmail[dot]com) Shaligram Prajapat (shaligram.prajapat[at]gm
• Shall
• submitted multiple times by mistake. Shall I delete the repetitions? link ans
• ted informations from udacity forum? Shall some people create it with interface
• substance of my flesh were thought, Shall neigh--no dull flesh--in his fiery r
• Shamrad
• ame: Page Categorizer Name : Azmath Shamrad Udacity ID : azmath_shamrad@yahoo.c
• Sharon
• s the entry for a team consisting of Sharon (forum ID "shawsmd" - Sharon Salazar
• ting of Sharon (forum ID "shawsmd" - Sharon Salazar) and me (forum ID "SimStim"
• Shashank
• uery) link answered 02 Apr, 11:32 Shashank 385 1 5 15
• EAM MEMBERS: (UDACITY EMAIL IDS) 1. Shashank S Rao email: rshashank192@gmail.com
• rshashank192@gmail.com udacityname: Shashank 2. Rohit Varma email: rohit.knight@
• tching!! link answered 2 days ago Shashank 385 1 5 15 edited yesterday
• . (11 Apr, 20:18) Shashank @Shashank Thanks! I
• 20:18) Shashank @Shashank Thanks! I appreciate your comment!
• Sheets
• 3  CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets  Styles define how to display HTM
• lay HTML elements  External Style Sheets are stored in CSS files  The Worl
• Sherstnev
• 3.0 license. Participants: Eduard Sherstnev | Udacity forum ID: eduard | email
• Shiksha
• 4.) Grameen foundation 5.) CRY 6.) Shiksha 7.) Being Human These NGOs require
• Shire
• on lol link answered 31 Mar, 07:19 Shire 110 2 7 I don't
• time. link answered 31 Mar, 06:37 Shire 110 2 7 1 We wil
• Shot
• ve commons CC BY-NC-SA license Screen Shot: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B8g
• Showdacity
• city link answered 16 Apr, 21:45 Showdacity 26 1 edited 16 Apr, 21:47
• Shree
• sion Name : Contribute For A Cause - Shree Amba Search Engine Type: A Reuse Por
• lem formulation 8 3. Objectives 9 4. Shree Amba Search Engine 10 5. Methodology
• samiq.com (36) Only the code for the Shree Amba Search Engine part of the web a
• Shrug
• with the few sample seeds we've had. Shrug. link answered 01 Apr, 22:12 bijal
• Silly
• 1 Silly question, probably, but: I prefer Bi
• Similarity
• ide/ch2/DataMining-ch2.pdf "Mining Similarity Using Euclidean Distance, Pearson
• Similarly
• when user will input his details. Similarly the service will be generated acco
• is dilutes the value of its links. Similarly, if a team has many losses, then a
• r than videos that strangers like. Similarly, a person is more likely to have s
• Simon
• ogram after reading The Code Book by Simon Singh. In the end of the book there
• Simply
• om the most mundane of sample texts. Simply select or provide a seed text and ou
• I tried this contest with Node.js . Simply said it's a Search Engine for your P
• b to check if there are any updates, Simply add the website you wish to monitor
• Since
• pplied sciences in Salzburg/Austria. Since then I went up to 5 times per Week t
• 30 days, and German in 30 years.” Since I am 23 years old this means it will
• Sincerely
• roject! Greetings to all Udacians! Sincerely, piethon link answered 2 days ag
• Singh
• after reading The Code Book by Simon Singh. In the end of the book there are so
• Single
• Thanks. History v1.0 Initial Commit, Single term search + extended media linking
• Sitemap
• obots.txt file and meta robots tag. Sitemap Parser: Parse an xml sitemap and re
• Skill
• e 4.) Secondary Education Centre 5.) Skill Development 6.) Entrepreneurship Mot
• Slawomir
• his project uses the IsarMathLib of Slawomir Kolodynski, which I have unpacked a
• Smart
• e.g If the user searched for "Google Smart Phone", then the extended Search Eng
• list all the pages that have "Google Smart Phone" and also list the related pag
• 1 Submission Smart Search Introduction to Problem Searc
• Social
• ) Event Organizers 9.) Sponsors 10.) Social Workers 11.) Content Writers 12.) Vo
• • Making people self-dependent • Social Networking between NGO and Society �
• Project: Udaciously Social Deals Crawler (USDC) Source code in
• Submission Project: Social Coupons Description: The project aim
• t service for authenticating users). Social interaction still working on it for
• : Project code can be fine at github SocialCoupons All material is released unde
• clicking on the ingredient/part list Social media buttons added (fixed, actually
• SocialCoupons
• oject code can be fine at github SocialCoupons All material is released under C
• Society
• e convenience of your doorstep! The Society has given us everything. Now it’s
• � Social Networking between NGO and Society • Spreading the feeling of contri
• SoftUART
• and have the next functions: main.c SoftUART functions(no UART Module in p12f675
• Software
• mented using a good technology. 2.) Software Requirement Analysis and Specificat
• irements Node.js MongoDB Some Linux Software pdfinfo pdftotext Things to do ASAP
• main.hex -- upload to pic12675 2.- Software: ScreenShot: https://docs.google.co
• hat the list came from Public Brand Software. The original list contained 146,44
• : - Company, 1976, USA - Computer - Software - Jobs - IPhone - IPod - IPad - Mac
• Solution
• on Coefficient Calculation - Worked Solution", Laerd Statistics, last acceded on
• inda stuff, I have to participate!" Solution: At first the program scans all the
• dge tells you what you need to buy. Solution I programed just the basic function
• UK dietary guidelines posted here . Solution I parsed the ABBREV.txt database an
• pdate the spreadsheet for the week. Solution: This script will take an exported
• Sometimes
• how a litigious society functions. Sometimes it really is better to ask forgive
• ible ideas could be a tiring task. Sometimes you wished Google just gave you di
• Sounds
• r, 00:06) antiface Sounds about right - but I'll take the team
• Soup
• trikufactus searcher I used Beautiful Soup to extract links and text. Creator Da
• ommons CC BY-NC-SA license. Beautiful Soup is under MIT license. I hope you'll l
• completing this submission: Beautiful Soup and html5lib Both are released under
• so used the DuckDuckGo API , BeautifulSoup , and the Robot Exclusion Rules Parse
• s : I used Django , Python , BeautifulSoup and Bootstrap . Code and Demo : My co
• Source
• random numbers, regular expressions) Source: browse it on Pastebay Archive conta
• I recommend Wikipedia article here . Source files: The project can be found on G
• ly used FeedParser, which is an Open Source Python library. The code that cleans
• ification mechanism such as the Open Source software Growl. The accuracy of the
• help to reduce noise in measurements Source of 5 Volts Protoboar, PCB, wires (th
• aciously Social Deals Crawler (USDC) Source code in artxgj's Github repository S
• d(s) highlighting for search results Source Code: https://github.com/hideki/loca
• ng operations, eval() etc in python. Source code is at - https://github.com/dpp0
• an mail me if you have any question! Source Code and course uncompleted content
• Code and course uncompleted content Source: https://github.com/eduardbc/cs102 A
• ct Name : MKDroid Description : Open Source Meta Search Engine released under Cr
• apps/details?id=com.mkdroid.activity Source Code: https://github.com/rmuchev/MKD
• and secure local Python execution . Source Code on GitHub. ForumID: WIll1024 Tr
• ller than the total number of words. Source code and input files are located at:
• sion Program Name: Search On A Stick Source Code and Screenshots: https://github
• hinese word meaning renting a house. Source Code https://github.com/liangsun/Zhu
• can be: http://youtu.be/8yM3M5rmi7o Source code: http://pastebin.com/QNFyu4sa (
• Spain
• ure in a Secondary School in Madrid (Spain). Since the first moment I was engag
• for adjectives surrounding the word 'Spain' in a text and you found many times
• masterpiece of Miguel de Cervantes (Spain, 1605), we'll discover that she appe
• ha" of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (Spain, 1547-1616) for mostly 2 reasons: th
• administration student in Barcelona, Spain. I've felt really passionate about t
• re aren't any solutions like that in Spain you should really pursue it as a biz
• Spam
• lity ) that described a way to detect Spam email messages. It allows you to spec
• Spanish
• ch, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. I've tried to make this feature as
• /adjective_crawler The Idea. I am a Spanish teacher of Spanish-French Language
• The Idea. I am a Spanish teacher of Spanish-French Language and Literature in a
• e most important masterpiece of the Spanish Literature and also is huge and har
• play but she doesn't know English (Spanish is our native language here in Boli
• 1 That's a great idea! Sadly, my Spanish isn't fluent enough to use your app
• Spanovic
• thing usefull. Participants: Milana Spanovic, milanaaa@gmail.com Milos Kaljevic,
• Specific
• xt and generate a simulation of it. Specifically, the seed text is first tokeniz
• 0 Search of Specific adverse Effect due to a Specific Dr
• of Specific adverse Effect due to a Specific Drug - Search based on user posts (
• Specifically
• and generate a simulation of it. Specifically, the seed text is first tokenized
• Speech
• 10, Pearson Education International "Speech and Language Processing", 2nd Ed., D
• Spies
• 1 SPION Spies on webpages or websites(specified in
• Spion
• ex to Spy disappearance" and submit. Spion notifies you when the words/regex yo
• d in a different place on that page. Spion will not only watch a single web pag
• http://thesun.co.uk/ * will make the Spion to inspect sites beginning with http
• ://thesun.co.uk/news/index.html too. Spion will not save the entire web page to
• ded. The file can be downloaded from Spion Note: Currently only Windows is supp
• Spirit
• think I'm finally understanding the "Spirit" of software development in general,
• Splash
• Set Refresh Interval Enter 2 - Print Splash Screen Enter q - Quit PySurf: Now th
• Sponsors
• Engineers 8.) Event Organizers 9.) Sponsors 10.) Social Workers 11.) Content Wr
• Sponsor’s
• o substitution allowed, except at Sponsor’s sole discretion.", but we deserve
• Sports
• bout upcoming movies, today's shows, Sports shows or any of the seven available
• Springer
• 9) Volume: 26, Issue: 1, Publisher: Springer Netherlands, Pages: 263-265 link
• ject by the large science publisher Springer here : http://www.latexsearch.com/
• Sqlite
• the html for my search engine. I use Sqlite to store the search index. If I were
• he crawler, the lookup function uses Sqlite to access the index. The lookup func
• AND Rice NOT Peas, etc. 2. Move from Sqlite to MySql 3. Better display of the li
• 8 Apr, 00:06 The Sqlite was driving me batty; so I just upda
• SrMico
• ne (02 Apr, 11:58) SrMico 0
• nks ;) link answered 01 Apr, 07:50 SrMico 186 3 12 1 It is
• Stackoverflow
• llecting samples of source code. Stackoverflow.com is a Q A board for programme
• Staff
• uld like to thank all of the Udacity Staff for giving the world the opportunity
• StakOverFlow
• people from the Python community (StakOverFlow is an invaluable resource), I hav
• Stama
• ive Commons BY-NC-SA Author: Dumitru Stama From: Romania Description Fetches co
• Standard
• USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 24 (ABBREV.txt)
• Stanford
• me of y'all up there, visit Google, Stanford, etc., etc.) But yeah, I am motivat
• ly there are some developers at The Stanford School of Engineering who I'm prett
• pend an hour with an advisor at The Stanford School of Engineering, where I'm th
• , Peter Norvig and Sebastian Thrun, Stanford Engineering, free online class at h
• ne Learning", Fall 2011, Andrew Ng, Stanford Engineering, free online class at h
• earned in Udacity CSC 101 class and Stanford NLP class . The script is also used
• ! Results for "Sebastian Thrun" : - Stanford University - Scientist - DARPA chal
• Stanley
• ty - Scientist - DARPA challenges - Stanley (one of the self-driving cars) - Ro
• Stars
• ipt in the directory which has Poker Stars hand history files in it and execute
• I believe, that the outputs of Poker Stars hand history are meant for user to e
• Start
• process that a web crawler follows: Start from one preselected page. We call t
• ags are usually called HTML tags  Start and end tags are also called opening
• ons here, congratulations everyone:) Started coding mine 10 hours ago (overwhel
• State
• ge[co_code_start:co_code_end] print 'State and County identifyer for State=',st
• int 'State and County identifyer for State=',state,' and County=',county,' is '
• watches, warnings or advisories for State=',state,' and County=',county new_al
• omplete_SMS_msg = '**WX alerts** for State: ' + state.upper() + ' and County: '
• http://www.nws.noaa.gov/view/prodsByState.php?state= '+state+' prodtype=warnin
• e bottom of the page to verify which States # and Counties are available and th
• # alert is created for a particular State and County in the USA. # # This serv
• et_page(url) if page == -1: print '- State and County codes you entered are: St
• te and County codes you entered are: State=',state,' and County=',county print
• pless people. • Inclusion of other States NGOs- Instead of only one state NGO
• lied math workshop at North Carolina State University. We worked on a project l
• /www.youtube.com/watch?v=r09loPrJdU0 State of the application: (v0.1) It works
• s and others remaining more general. State of Development: The current applicat
• tuation to the Chiefs occurred. Iowa State, with a 6-7 record, was ranked fourt
• fourth due to its upset of Oklahoma State (which was their only loss). This is
• States
• e bottom of the page to verify which States # and Counties are available and the
• pless people. • Inclusion of other States NGOs- Instead of only one state NGOs
• Mega Millions lottery in the United States made the news by offering the larges
• hat belong together (eg. 'United' + 'States'). On a Wikipedia page more than 60%
• code: myEntry5.py RDIUS.txt # United States RDIUK.txt # UK RDIAUSNZ.txt # AUS an
• Stationary
• uter Peripherals 8.) Furniture 9.) Stationary 10.) Personal Care apart from mone
• Statistic
• s RSS feed, just Guess and check - Statistic public time of entry. ex: for http
• Statistics
• culation - Worked Solution", Laerd Statistics, last acceded on Friday 20 April 2
• Status
• ototype that only indexes Facebook's Status (https://developers.facebook.com/doc
• Stefan
• ler.chr -at- sbg.at) And my brother: Stefan Winkler (stefan_winkler -at- sbg.at)
• Stephenson
• on My project was inspired by Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon novel, which I rea
• Stick
• Submission Program Name: Search On A Stick Source Code and Screenshots: https:/
• //github.com/louieorbeta/Search-On-A-Stick Description: This is a collection of
• Stompers
• If I'm in both the Hillbilly Python Stompers and the Mountain Coding Boys (each
• ling yourself the "Hillbilly Python Stompers" might be worth a creativity nano-p
• Stooges
• immortal words of one of the Three Stooges: Why I oughta!!!!!
• Stopwords
• mons License) using BeautifulSoup. Stopwords. There are many words in english t
• Story
• o build something using an API. News Story Aside from the multimedia and real-t
• Strategy
• mbine both of my passions: Business Strategy and Technology / Computer Science.
• Strongly
• //udacity.com/python/language7.html Strongly connected web pages: http://udacity
• //udacity.com/python/language8.html Strongly connected web pages: http://udacity
• //udacity.com/python/language6.html Strongly connected web pages: http://udacity
• Structural
• ith two important differences: (1) Structural: There is no loop as this would be
• Structure
• e of question is chosen at random. Structure and Extensability: The structure i
• Stuart
• igence, a Modern Approach", 3rd Ed., Stuart Russell and Peter Norvig, 2010, Pear
• Students
• rum advice can only get you so far. Students need fast feedback to see if they g
• rently use the Online Python Tutor. Students might come to try a few exercises a
• say or their fellow students' work. Students would be easily able to see which s
• : http://pastebin.com/u/bdekeyseril Students in CS 101 = William DeKeyser link
• Style
• .) CSS3  CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets  Styles define how to disp
• tands for Cascading Style Sheets  Styles define how to display HTML elements
• o display HTML elements  External Style Sheets are stored in CSS files  T
• ML elements are to be displayed.  Styles are normally saved in external .css
• Styles
• tands for Cascading Style Sheets  Styles define how to display HTML elements
• ML elements are to be displayed.  Styles are normally saved in external .css
• Subject
• = '' header = """\ From: %s To: %s Subject: %s """ % (fromaddr, toaddrs, subje
• Submit
• letters in the search box and press Submit Query. Note: Chrome will not load Ja
• Submitter
• code in artxgj's Github repository Submitter Forum Id: artk Licensed under Crea
• so please forgive me any mistakes. Submitter Forum ID: TyrManuZ link answered
• Substitute
• JavaScript. Download the project. Substitute dict.txt with your list of words.
• Sudoku
• with people like the guy who solved Sudoku in 1 line. link answered 02 Apr, 0
• 2 Submission Sudoku solver (mostly anyway!) After the on
• Suffolk
• spelling. #state = 'ma' #county = 'Suffolk' state = 'ar' county = 'monroe' #st
• Sugar
• by the recent 60 Mins segment on "Is Sugar Toxic?" How does my diet score using
• Suggest
• ords exist and can be in any order 'Suggest' feature in case the original searc
• Suggestion
• nse of connectedness between them. Suggestion about the time request limit : may
• Suhas
• Computation Algorithm. Participants- Suhas Aggarwal Email-suhasagg@gmail.com
• il.com link answered 17 Apr, 12:21 Suhas Aggarwal 36 1
• Summaries
• kes it way up. 2) Generating Crawl Summaries Crawl Summaries make use of the fa
• ) Generating Crawl Summaries Crawl Summaries make use of the fact that web link
• Summary
• n a single step index of my website Summary: My entry is a program that makes i
• cation of improved search results.) Summary Project Description : The GIGO prin
• Sunny
• ################## # Santa Barbara - Sunny; 59-50 (F); Wave Height 0.798 (m) #
• #################### # Los Angeles - Sunny; 60-53 (F); Wave Height 0.790 (m) #
• ######################## # Ventura - Sunny; 60-51 (F); Wave Height 0.790 (m) #
• ################ # San Luis Obispo - Sunny; 59-50 (F); Wave Height 0.784 (m) #
• ###################### # San Diego - Sunny; 58-52 (F); Wave Height 0.779 (m) #
• ################## # Orange County - Sunny; 57-52 (F); Wave Height 0.779 (m) #
• Super
• 1 Yeah, this one is really cool. Super useful and very nice presentation of
• Supports
• single cross-platform disk file. d. Supports terabyte-sized databases and gigaby
• Suraphel
• ons on HOWTOUSE.txt Name: Alexander Suraphel alexander( @t )[vnodeinfotech].com
• Surf
• ave a look at our program!! You can.. Surf through a channel and get the shows t
• Swati
• buteforacause.webs.com Submitted By: Swati Gupta swatigupta261990@yahoo.in note
• Swayam
• tions and Brand Names: 1.) Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh 2.) Seva Gram 3.) Seva S
• Swift
• roject Description In 1726, Jonathan Swift published -- in Gulliver’s Travels
• up with the imagination of Jonathan Swift, and like that professor you may now
• SymPy
• te: I used the eval function so that SymPy could deal with the equations in the
• System
• l pages are done simultaneously. 5.) System Integration Testing- All the modules
• n my term project for my Distributed System class this semester. The script uses
• ipline “Information Technology and System Management” at the University for
• e Music Search Engine work * Ranking System: 1) Highest rank: Exact Note Match W
• Systems
• a given cell type). I specialize in Systems Biology, which is the field in whic



• TEAM
• city courses to improve this program. TEAM MEMBERS: (UDACITY EMAIL IDS) 1. Shash
• TECHNOLOGY
• s, managing services, etc. (11) 6. TECHNOLOGY REQUIRED The web technology used i
• TERMS
• you try out the web-app, all SEARCH TERMS must be entered in LOWERCASE!! It's
• THANK
• ail.com and I am the sole submitter. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR WORK! link an
• Y ID == vipuldivyanshu6.11@gmail.com THANK YOU VIPUL DIVAYNSHU link answered
• THAT
• PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DO SO. (PROVIDED THAT THIS IS ALLOWED) There are still eigh
• THIS
• 1 Submission THIS CODE IS JUST AN IMPLEMENTATION OF AN
• tions. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN USING THIS APPLICATION AS A STARTING POINT FOR Y
• SE FEEL FREE TO DO SO. (PROVIDED THAT THIS IS ALLOWED) There are still eight day
• THRILLED
• ould like to say, that I'm ENTIRELY THRILLED by the number of AMAZING submission
• TIME
• RATE] [-s SEEDPAGE] [-scope URL] [-t TIME] [outfile] Webcrawler based on Udacit
• t can be specified multiple times. -t TIME time to crawl in seconds, default is
• it: Google Docs IMPLEMENTING DATE AND TIME: Our code deals heavily on checking t
• TLAS
• ubmission Project: Typing Like A Sir (TLAS) 1. What it does In SMS conversations
• et is valid too, so here is a link to TLAS code Additional information and expla
• TODO
• device to a new page in gtk.Notebook TODO: Play with thresholds during the nigh
• TRENDY
• es your query with (q-1) query :) 2- TRENDY SEARCHMIX When you perform a query i
• TSTD
• t. For example: [['CEREALS RTE,QUAKER,TSTD OATMEAL SUPREME ', '08545', 1.2*wtInG
• TVQUEST
• 2 SUBMISSION TVQUEST: TV Show guide and information brow
• TVQuest
• just for documentation ) HELP FILE: TVQuestHelp on google docs . INSTRUCTION: D
• links above. Make sure that all the TVQuest files are in the same folder and ru
• AMPLE OUTPUTS DOCS: Google Docs WHY TVQuest? There is no central tv show guide
• ng, fun, creative and practical. So TVQuest checks all the boxes there. We foun
• nnel to get the shows you want. The TVQuest goes on! The above picture shows so
• TVQuestHelp
• st for documentation ) HELP FILE: TVQuestHelp on google docs . INSTRUCTION: Dow
• Table
• ne in at least one of its parts. The Table in the Concept Tab in the website li
• Tables
• gricultural Library found here . See Tables on pp. 2, 4, 5 (I captured this data
• Taken
• ites, and dictionary and porn sites. Taken from http://www.alexa.com/topsites/c
• Talks
• ry that with your search engine. TED Talks built-in. Amazing. Are you bored? Do
• Tanimoto
• attan, Euclid, cosine, Pearson, and Tanimoto for now) and the unsupervised class
• rds and their frequencies), and the Tanimoto distance. Usage : As of today, the
• of the Triangle Inequality for the Tanimoto Distance", A H Lipkus, Journal of M
• Target
• rogram, I would like to change this. Target group: This would mainly be used for
• Task
• about 3 hrs later I have my Windows 7 Task Scheduler running a python script tha
• automating of this is done in Windows Task Scheduler, I'm familiar with this fro
• Taxonomies
• n the side, and we use Schemas, or Taxonomies. We collect tons of content on a g
• Taxonomy
• ate the Topic through its Schema or Taxonomy.. It recognizes that humans are a n
• Taylor
• n I started. Good luck to everyone. -Taylor Hayduk link answered yesterday Tay
• lor Hayduk link answered yesterday Taylor Hayduk 41 1
• Teacher
• GOs also require services like: 1.) Teacher 2.) Doctor 3.) Accountant 4.) Helpe
• Tech
• 't have anything there). Being only a Tech(+), I only really have 10m on HF so I
• of my passions: Business Strategy and Technology / Computer Science. I felt like
• Technical
• le and have been searched earlier. Technical details about the code: The 'cache
• tifulSoup to parse URLs All Things Technical: These are the third-party package
• Technologies
• d area. Link: CorkPost Screenshot Technologies Used: Python, Django, Ajax, HTML,
• Technology
• rch Engine 10 5. Methodology 11 6. Technology Required for the Project 12-14 7.
• analyzed and are specified as: • Technology- ROR (Ruby on Rails) and Python �
• used technologies are: Client Side Technology For the client side, technologies
• and the Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group (WHATWG). 2.) CSS3 �
• an HTML element. (12) Server Side Technology For the server side, technologies
• e in the discipline “Information Technology and System Management” at the Un
• or example (National/World/Science Technology) in - http://in.news.yahoo.com/ ar
• my passions: Business Strategy and Technology / Computer Science. I felt like th
• Templates
• of your application’s resources. Templates can come in a variety of formats,
• Test
• } Code : http://pastebin.com/zK6c5AzW Test page : http://pastebin.com/Mx11uR0e F
• Spell Correction File: 'wdcorrect.py' Test the spell correction implementation.
• ThanQ
• Actually i am very busy these days.. ThanQ link answered 07 Apr, 07:04 Vijay
• Thanish
• modified link answered 2 days ago Thanish 36 2
• Thankfully
• hiefs, who were 7-9 on the season! Thankfully, I had a good intuition of what ca
• That
• what real world programs to write... That is just mind blowing! I am so gratefu
• nking of studying in the near future. That changes everything. 15 minutes is all
• n get as rich as Mark Zuckerberg. ;-) That's the really great thing about being
• ons (to use in the multiword lookup). That's one piece of the ranking puzzle. In
• lt browser in a windows based system. That's it ! Enjoy reading clean news Where
• Thats
• money if you put ads in the resuts. Thats not the point of this application an
• ened in her default browser! Well... Thats it! If you want to check the awesome
• That’s
• for 7-10 goods in different stores. That’s why it occurred to build the search
• Then
• ie id and some basic info of a movie. Then it uses the movie id the crawl the im
• mdb review page and cache the reviews Then it classifies the reviews and emit di
• y, there are only 5 pagescores there. Then when the ranking algorithm is called,
• them by gametype, e.g., tournaments. Then it opens text files, analyzes them on
• flop, turn or river from those hands. Then it finds out all the different player
• y played and how many times they did. Then the program calculates few of the mor
• Theorem
• such as "Mac OS X" or "Pythagoras' Theorem" are not parsed as one word, which
• tance (or L2-norm, from Pythagoras' Theorem), the cosine distance (that depends
• Theory
• ring genetic control came first as a Theory based of observation of defective Ar
• nt lists where to search your query: Theory, Practice, and Emergency. -Informati
• ce -Emergency In python code: Title:{Theory:{keyword:[url,url,...]},Practice:{ke
• cy:{keyword:[url,url,...]}} Content:{Theory:{keyword:[url,url,...]},Practice:{ke
• example, if we search "Heart" in: - Theory : Will show documents explaining wha
• - Physics - Scientist - The Einstein Theory of Relativity - Nobel Prize in Physi
• There
• k , for creating DuckDuckGo plugins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and
• will be considered for the contest. There are over 150 submissions, and many a
• sh Dogra 1 @kilaws : There is an other Palo Alto in Texas. You
• erybody searches for the same thing. There are lots of relatively recent and co
• be so kind as to inform me about it. There's still time for last-minute correct
• ml, and html5.css. Deployed example: There is a working version of the word sea
• k , for creating DuckDuckGo plugins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and
• will be considered for the contest. There are over 150 submissions, and many a
• sh Dogra 1 @kilaws : There is an other Palo Alto in Texas. You
• believed that the lottery is biased. There is a room for many more functions to
• rnet that does this for programming. There are many practice problem sets, but
• ram is pretty limited at the moment. There are 2 assignment exercises and 3 arr
• now and develop them as an exercise. There are many more powerfull way to reduc
• k , for creating DuckDuckGo plugins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and
• will be considered for the contest. There are over 150 submissions, and many a
• sh Dogra 1 @kilaws : There is an other Palo Alto in Texas. You
• ,000 Movies Ever Made @ NewYorkTimes There is a total of 2423 positive sample a
• nse) using BeautifulSoup. Stopwords. There are many words in english that are j
• on necessary to parse the HTML data. There is an output folder in which you can
• k , for creating DuckDuckGo plugins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and
• will be considered for the contest. There are over 150 submissions, and many a
• sh Dogra 1 @kilaws : There is an other Palo Alto in Texas. You
• TPUTS DOCS: Google Docs WHY TVQuest? There is no central tv show guide informat
• com/raincole/tweepops Project Idea : There are too many noises on Twitter. My f
• log file. Running the sample script. There are 4 sample log files in the test-d
• Therefore
• mphasis on one particular victory. Therefore, I altered the compute_ranks funct
• udying (The language was Java...). Therefore only concepts/functions from CS101
• in the ingredients of the recipes. Therefore, I found the html tags used to del
• program only plots 1 set of data. Therefore, my country list contains only 'US
• o gather all indexing information. Therefore, and in order for you to use it ri
• not be able to find what you want. Therefore, Uspicious also provides the abili
• These
• on Amazon EC2 using Nginx and wsgi. These directions were the most helpful: ht
• for a market system I’d use them. These techniques do the same thing with so
• use tokens that are not real words. These are distinguished easily by humans b
• don’t “look like” real words. These are words like “time.needed”, �
• ubbish that we dont want to analyse. These are words words like "the", "is" and
• They
• To live a second life on second head; They live unwoo'd, and unrespected fade; A
• Third
• ds (such as 'a', 'an', 'but', etc.). Third, an index of keywords and their freq
• ThomaS
• =========================== Query= ['ThomaS', 'Jafferson'] ,tolerance= 2 Query C
• Thomas
• '] ,tolerance= 2 Query Correction= ['Thomas', 'Jefferson'] ['http://www.udacity.
• Thou
• that, to die, I leave my love alone. Thou shouldst print more, not let that cop
• Throatwobbler
• unced: "Say It With Keats" NOT: "Throatwobbler Mangrove" Imports: random, re (r
• Thrun
• taught by Peter Norvig and Sebastian Thrun. That was a thrilling and inspiring
• all 2011, Peter Norvig and Sebastian Thrun, Stanford Engineering, free online c
• Google Project" and "Google Sebastin Thrun" if they are available and have been
• I'd like to deeply thank professors Thrun and Evans for stepping ahead with th
• le application is based on Sebastian Thrun and David Evans's lecture on "Buildi
• iven topic!!! Results for "Sebastian Thrun" : - Stanford University - Scientist
• losing I want to thank Dr. Evans, Dr Thrun, Mr. Chapman, all of their support s
• to The Udacity Team (Prof. Evans, Dr Thrun, Mr.Chapman [Thanks for answering my
• Tigro
• mself? link answered 31 Mar, 09:37 Tigro 71 8 2 Yes, non-
• Time
• ' eyes. Give my love fame faster than Time wastes life, So then thou hast but lo
• DC reading to minimize reading errors Time between reading Configuration for red
• m 2 starred in the final exam . - The Time and date are checked by functions to
• as: 1. Number of pages searched / 2. Time it took to complete the search All sc
• Timothy
• Submission My name is Timothy Verstraeten and I'm a bachelor stud
• ited about the future classes. code Timothy Verstraeten link answered 18 Apr,
• aeten link answered 18 Apr, 09:17 Timothy Vers... 66 1 4 edited 2 days ago
• Title
• 0 Submission Title: Easy News Reader License: Creative
• CS101. The basic data structure is: Title: -theory -Practice -Emergency Conten
• -Practice -Emergency In python code: Title:{Theory:{keyword:[url,url,...]},Prac
• the length with the limit argument. Title generator: Takes a url as input, fet
• que URL (e.g. domain.com/SearchEngineTitle) where anyone can query that particu
• 1 Project Title: Ranked search results with word clo
• 2 Submission Title: Hannah’s Udacious Python de-mysti
• xists Each result has the clickable 'Title' of the page listed, along with its
• Tjerk
• ormation link to the code project by Tjerk Gauderis link answered 2 days ago
• Gauderis link answered 2 days ago Tjerk 41 1 3
• Tkinter
• ding colors i learnt how to use the Tkinter library and used it to paint Pi on
• ToDo
• lete index' link at right-top corner. ToDo List: Index other personal content su
• Toboso
• : searching the string "Dulcinea del Toboso" for adjectives in a range of 2 word
• on_quixote_part_1.txt','Dulcinea del Toboso', 2, 4) (notice that the code allows
• rds The target string: 'Dulcinea del Toboso' appears 34 times in the text. 11 ti
• Today
• time, Serbia was smaller than today. Today, Vojvodina province is also part of
• es related to the flowering process. Today we can measure the level of activity
• (turns out it went fine, got 100%). Today at work the thought came up again an
• Todo
• s/wiki/Installing-Flask-on-Amazon-EC2 Todo: 1. Handle boolean operators for the
• Token
• ne/docs/python/datastore/). Keyword (Token): In general, Locate tokenizes a con
• Tony
• s such as STRIX, for instance, by Dr. Tony Kent. I'm not saying Sergei and Larry
• tely search is dead. It died with Dr. Tony Kent. A true visionary, a true genius
• Tool
• p://seorankcheck.appspot.com This SEO Tool to check Page Rank and Search Rank is
• Toolkit
• yesClassifier from Natural Language Toolkit(nltk), then the pages are classifie
• Tools
• w it is horrible!) Nicer design.. :) Tools uses : I used Django , Python , Beau
• Topic
• . We want to jump to the middle of a Topic, right in the thick of it, and not h
• d "browse" through it.. navigate the Topic through its Schema or Taxonomy.. It
• own. Contents: ABSTRACT – THE IDEA Topic Page No. 1. Introduction 7 2. Proble
• Total
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• Tour
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• Town
• ou will get all the results you need. Town class should represent history of the
• Toxic
• recent 60 Mins segment on "Is Sugar Toxic?" How does my diet score using RDI n
• Tracy
• e yet. With more time I could follow Tracy's advice, refactor things and look i
• Train
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berk
• erent html background color Usage To Train: python imdb.py -t LIST_FILE MAX_COM
• ss than 4 stars as a negative review Trained data is stored in trained.raw as a
• Tramp
• Mark Twain” wrote in his book “A Tramp Abroad” in the chapter “The awfu
• Transactions
• ic domain. Features of SQLite: a. Transactions are atomic, consistent, isolated,
• Transformations
• ders  Text Effects  2D/3D Transformations  Animations  Multiple Col
• Transparency
• er'- the poorest of the poor. • Transparency and accountability - As 'trustees
• Travels
• Swift published -- in Gulliver’s Travels -- a description of a wonderful “
• Treats
• HTML tags so it does not get indexed Treats the same URLs of any case (upper/low
• f any case (upper/lower) as the same Treats the same word of any case (upper/low
• Trees
• ave been good with HW6.1star, Family Trees, as a suggestion that our code shoul
• Triangle
• nt-calculator-1.php "A Proof of the Triangle Inequality for the Tanimoto Distanc
• Trie
• 0 Submission Trie dictionary word search The idea of th
• ven word dictionary. Project summary: Trie structure enables words to be found f
• For those who want to know more about Trie data structure, I recommend Wikipedia
• rams, the language and similar words. Tried not to use prior knowledge, concepts
• ound about this data structure called Trie which saves a dictionary and looks if
• going through further branchs in the Trie!!! so if a word started like "azq" (w
• hen with this dictionary we build the Trie in the main program which is inside t
• Truncate
• path and returns a dictionary. Url Truncate: Truncates a url to a character len
• returns a dictionary. Url Truncate: Truncates a url to a character length. You c
• Truncates
• eturns a dictionary. Url Truncate: Truncates a url to a character length. You c
• Tulane
• duate studies, was ranked first, and Tulane, my current university, was ranked l
• Turk
• re from which you (or your Mechanical Turk minions) can mine new works of scienc
• Tutor
• they currently use the Online Python Tutor. Students might come to try a few ex
• Twain”
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• TweePops
• 2 Submission TweePops -- A small tool which tells you wha
• , news and blog posts up. So I made TweePops , which helps me to pick the most i
• Tweets
• language Number 1 will get a list of Tweets and list the languages by job postin
• hange the 'pages' variable in the getTweets method, the program will scan more T
• Twitter
• deal offer) with his contacts (e.g. Twitter), also to ask his contacts opinion
• JobTwit JobTwit intelligently scans Twitter for job postings related to compute
• son to intelligently run queries on Twitter. On the main screen, you are presen
• iew the general statistics 2) Query Twitter for a particlar programming languag
• iclar programming language 3) Query Twitter for the most popular programming la
• . It subsequently runs the query on Twitter and finds all the tweets that match
• method, the program will scan more Twitter results. Allowed values are 1-15. I
• ou what people are talking about on Twitter Project Code : https://github.com/r
• Idea : There are too many noises on Twitter. My friends share everything they a
• rser . The web app uses styles from Twitter Bootstrap . I learned to use all th
• was able to read some tutorials on Twitter's Bootstrap and Google App Engine a
• Tyler
• = 'monroe' #state = 'wv' #county = 'Tyler' #state = 'mo' #county = 'Platte' #s
• ty for making this course available. Tyler Barker (tbarker@tulane.edu) link a
• Type
• or A Cause - Shree Amba Search Engine Type: A Reuse Portal integrated with a sea
• han 3 months. Project name: monitoree Type: site monitor Idea: To make a script
• uter. Run it in a python interpreter. Type main at any time to return to the mai
• e main menu and get a list of topics. Type "help" at any time for a list of help
• t any time for a list of help topics. Type "score" at any time to get a score co
• t a score code to save your progress. Type "code" at any time to enter a score c
• Typically
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• TyrManuZ
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• e any mistakes. Submitter Forum ID: TyrManuZ link answered 15 Apr, 11:39 TyrMa
• ManuZ link answered 15 Apr, 11:39 TyrManuZ 56 1 3 I think
• Tõnu
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• itory. link answered 13 Apr, 12:49 Tõnu Mikk 41 3 edited 13 Apr, 12:51



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• UDACITE
• 0 Submission : UDACITE Idea: Abstract. We all live in high
• UDACITY
• nts : REAL NAME === Vipul Divyanshu UDACITY User name === vipuldivyanshu UDACIT
• DACITY User name === vipuldivyanshu UDACITY ID == vipuldivyanshu6.11@gmail.com
• mprove this program. TEAM MEMBERS: (UDACITY EMAIL IDS) 1. Shashank S Rao email:
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• UNBELIEVABLE
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• UPDATE
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• UPDATES
• 4 SUBMISSION UPDATES : so I had some time and I went on
• URLS
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• URLs
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• t allows you to specify three sets of URLs: a query set and two category sets, a
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• y go through a process of eliminating URLs that they don’t consider useful or
• h engines by providing their own seed URLs and there is no limit as to the numbe
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• on code to use BeautifulSoup to parse URLs All Things Technical: These are the t
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• - Crawls the web - given 1/more seed URLs, and produces several files used as i
• page being indexed Can ignore certain URLs so the page does not get crawled. Use
• rawl/index Can ignore certain tags in URLs so the page does not get crawled. Use
• does not get indexed Treats the same URLs of any case (upper/lower) as the same
• URank
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• in Anchor text from Inbound Links f) URank implemented in class The link for th
• Submission Using URank to rank NFL and NCAA football teams
• s (exact match only) I modified the 'URank' algorithm. It now returns more rele
• USAGE
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• USDA
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• nded Intakes for Individuals from the USDA National Agricultural Library found h
• arn? The ABBREV.txt data set from the USDA is a mess. It has null characters in
• DIAUSNZ.txt # AUS and NZ ABBREV.txt # USDA National Nutrient Database Here is ou
• USDC
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• exes them into a Deals Search Engine. USDC relies on Facebook's graph api and ac
• USER
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• USING
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• USearch
• 0 USearch A (reasonably) fast disk backed sea
• Ubuntu
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• other importing things of python on Ubuntu? I've no windows neither mac due to
• nment has Linux as operating system (Ubuntu 10.x or 11), webrick server. And ser
• th some google searches I found that Ubuntu holds it's own dictionary at /usr/sh
• Udacian
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• Udacians
• wonderful project! Greetings to all Udacians! Sincerely, piethon link answered
• eep checking the app. Thanks to all Udacians who made this past 7 weeks awesome.
• to the Udacity staff and my fellow Udacians, so I started thinking and brainsto
• eople (of celebrities, politicians, Udacians, etc) saying those words, than it w
• their support staff and all of you Udacians for providing this immensely import
• duce illustrative images for future Udacians ;) My big thanks to David, Peter an
• seeing cool web apps being built by Udacians who could never have put together a
• ] and others.), Greetings to fellow Udacians. Participants:- Aneesh Dogra (liona
• Udacious
• and play bocci My brain likes these Udacious courses--my mind doesn't understand
• algebraic sign-white space-term.... Udacious equations This is a fun feature! We
• build something that was "desi" yet Udacious. Plus, writing python programs with
• Submission Title: Hannah’s Udacious Python de-mystifier Background: I s
• Udaciously
• 0 Project: Udaciously Social Deals Crawler (USDC) Source
• Udaciousness
• people, you are missing the whole Udaciousness of it all! Never give up! Always
• Udacity’s
• open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You can do anything
• open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You can do anything
• open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You can do anything
• open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You can do anything
• open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You can do anything
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• open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You can do anything
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• open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You can do anything
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• open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You can do anything
• open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You can do anything
• open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You can do anything
• open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You can do anything
• open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You can do anything
• open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You can do anything
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• self Python for a few months, but Udacity’s CS101 course was my first formal
• open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You can do anything
• Udrive
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• ns.py) http://pastebin.com/gQeMXBRg (Udrive.py) http://pastebin.com/S3tCCA4r (te
• Ultimate
• to maintain a website for my local Ultimate frisbee club when I was younger and
• Unable
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• except smtplib.SMTPException: print 'Unable to connect to Email server to send S
• except smtplib.socket.error: print 'Unable to connect to Email server to send S
• except smtplib.SMTPException: print 'Unable to connect to Email server to send S
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• except smtplib.SMTPException: print 'Unable to connect to Email server to send S
• Unfortunately
• personal, customized experience. Unfortunately, because of the still somewhat v
• relevancy beyond keyword alone. Unfortunately, pages containing desired answer
• un each and see how they differ! Unfortunately, I do not know how to plot more
• ition, proposition, theorem...). Unfortunately to use this script you need the
• arch engine to have a good name. Unfortunately, “searchwithpeter.info” was
• d your nice feedback. @ogerard : Unfortunately, I didn't have as much time to w
• Universe
• which might hold the secrets of the Universe :-) An idea (which struck me long a
• Richard Dawkins' "Growing Up in the Universe" series. Palindrome search. A new k
• University
• 0 Small University Assistant About software: https://
• h workshop at North Carolina State University. We worked on a project looking at
• matics. ;-) We are studying at the University of Greifswald, Germany. Isabel Sch
• Years ago I decided to attend the University of applied sciences in Salzburg/Au
• gy and System Management” at the University for the next Semester. If I fail a
• student in Computer Science at the University of Antwerp, Belgium. For this cont
• for "Sebastian Thrun" : - Stanford University - Scientist - DARPA challenges - S
• ate of birth - Germany - Princeton University ... Results for "Apple Inc." : - C
• Unix
• and removed the duplicates using the Unix utility uniq. The total number of wor
• Update
• ion (plus a lot of trial and error). Update: It looks like CS253 is going to tea
• nts making this submittal - rrburton Update I made a bit of an update. To better
• Urank
• of each author can be computed using Urank. The sum of the relations graph plus
• into words from Homework 4.5. Added "Urank" from Unit 5 section 28 which is nec
• Submission A study of Urank alogrithm: Wordpress social network
• aVq Data cleaning and calculation of Urank: http://pastebin.com/NSY3FpEQ Data a
• study is to study the properties of Urank. The following is the visualisation
• Submission When we were making the Urank procedure the drawings by David were
• Usage
• roject can be found on Github here . Usage: This word search works in most brow
• new works of science or literature. Usage: Our submission consists of a Python
• uencies), and the Tanimoto distance. Usage : As of today, the FeedInformant is
• emit different html background color Usage To Train: python imdb.py -t LIST_FIL
• ne. I decided to build it on my own. Usage scenarios 1 You find yourself consta
• x or sub-index for one or more terms Usage details: usage: websearch.py [-h] [-
• UserName
• Code: http://pastebin.com/u1yEH78R UserName: Duckpaddle Real Name: George Malla
• Useragent
• is no offical robots.txt standard Useragent specified so crawler can be banned
• Uspicious
• 6 Submission Uspicious is a search engine for python code
• the exact order of the arguments. Uspicious indexes all defined procedures in
• to find what you want. Therefore, Uspicious also provides the ability to searc
• ates how to use the features. Code Uspicious on github Participants larry96 l
• Usually
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• rd, memory card, system cover etc). Usually I buy in the some online computer s
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• VIPUL
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• Value
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• Varma
• l.com udacityname: Shashank 2. Rohit Varma email: rohit.knight@gmail.com udacit
• Vehicles
• ire many things like: 1.) Books 2.) Vehicles 3.) Clothes 4.) Food 5.) Medicines
• Ventura
• ################################# # Ventura - Sunny; 60-51 (F); Wave Height 0.7
• Vers
• Submission My name is Timothy Verstraeten and I'm a bachelor student in
• bout the future classes. code Timothy Verstraeten link answered 18 Apr, 09:17
• link answered 18 Apr, 09:17 Timothy Vers... 66 1 4 edited 2 days ago
• Version
• est is the code procedure lagado(), Version 1.0, with its supporting initializa
• Verstraeten
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• the future classes. code Timothy Verstraeten link answered 18 Apr, 09:17 Tim
• Video
• during the course, either on Lecture Video Quizes or in Homeworks. On top of th
• sion Date Night Movie Finder YouTube Video: http://youtu.be/tSfYZEYUFk0 Descrip
• SMSs. You can see the video for more Video with usage example: http://www.youtu
• the Program into English. here is a Video which shows the running program and
• n link: http://pastebin.com/tZCaAgZC Video explaining the project: http://www.y
• Submission Youdacity VideoSearch Extended Media Linking Project
• way to change education forever! --- Video source code --- Video explaining how
• n forever! --- Video source code --- Video explaining how the crawler works and
• VideoSearch
• Submission Youdacity VideoSearch Extended Media Linking Project De
• Vidya
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• b applications according to the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. Understandi
• th a specific responsibility:  The View layer is composed of “templates”
• nse.  In Rails, the Controller and View layers are handled together by Action
• vember because of different points of View between me and my boss about my Futur
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• Vijay
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• Vijverberg
• lustering Microarray Data", Andrea Vijverberg, Advisor: Professor Hardin, Pomona
• Vincent
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• Vincent Alm ID info: My forum ID is Vincent. I worked on this independently. Al
• tU55n link answered 13 Apr, 21:29 Vincent 146 2 8 edited 19 Apr, 10:41
• Vipul
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• AYNSHU link answered 14 Apr, 17:20 Vipul Divyanshu 75 1 6 edited 14 Apr, 17:2
• ou (14 Apr, 17:23) Vipul Divyanshu
• VirtualBox
• ate here. I've tested it on a tiny VirtualBox VM with 256MB of RAM running on my
• Virtualization
• oncepts in computer science like Virtualization and NoSQL databases (we will use
• Virus
• re I introduce some of them briefly: Virus and Malware checking procedure: Chec
• cking procedure: Checks urls against Virus and Malware, based on the open sourc
• Vitamin
• y different problem. I need to take Vitamin D. See how well you are eating. Her
• Vocabulary
• nities added by Laplace smoothing. Vocabulary size is the number of unique keywo
• Voila
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• Vojvodina
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• Volgrand
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• Volts
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• Volume
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• Volunteers
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• Vote
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• WEBrick
• a basic website. Also included are WEBrick, a simple Ruby web server that is d
• WEEK”
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• WGFE
• mit - The Wind Gust Forecast Emailer (WGFE) When the contest was announced I had
• WHAT
• g as well as formatted date printing. WHAT MORE? We'd like to implement some sor
• WHATWG
• pplication Technology Working Group (WHATWG). 2.) CSS3  CSS stands for Cascad
• WIKIS
• that could essentially work for ALL WIKIS.. Wikis have SEARCH, but no "Browsin
• WORK
• submitter. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR WORK! link answered 2 days ago Geshmack
• kiran@gmail.com ForumID chundi FUTURE WORK In addition to try making the code us
• WORKS
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• WORLD
• hatever we've learnt to SOLVE A REAL WORLD PROBLEM. Let winning come secondary,
• Wala
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• Weather
• tional opportunity. Submission: SMS Weather Alert - using Python Below is my co
• =========================== # # SMS Weather Alert - Get NOAA weather alerts for
• \/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ # # Weather Alert - main code starts here. Send
• cell phone whenever a new National Weather Service # alert is created for a pa
• ,' and County=',county print print 'Weather Alert program is ending. :(' else:
• uch that was suitable for my needs. Weather Channel has emailing but only curre
• Webcrawler
• ] [-scope URL] [-t TIME] [outfile] Webcrawler based on Udacity CS-101 classes co
• Webdriver
• ions are finished. Beside Selenium Webdriver Client, you'd have to download and
• Webmasters
• earch Engine Rank Checker for SEO, Webmasters Web Owners, also a multi word spel
• Webpage
• host. and return a rule and list of Webpage, RSS feed pair + by default, we wil
• Website
• ecified so crawler can be banned by Website admins if it is too agressive, and
• omains are - Movies, News, Personal Website . Project Document https://docs.goo
• Week
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• ed programming (except on Machines) 2 Weeks before the CS101-Class started. I to
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• Weeks
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• rogram: I started with the program 3 Weeks ago. The main idea is that it should
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• et me introduce the Involve! project. What is my interest It lets me to learn py
• ll, unfortunately I had no much time. What's the use of it Involve! is an exampl
• base for running own implementations. What else More over. The software product
• t least send an e-mail) Applications: What could be monitored? Your crush's rela
• When
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• ip / to Mars / for 900 / Empty Jars . When Arliss "Frenchie" French collected 90
• ccording to the keywords you provide. When keywords are not found in the index,
• : I wondered what on earth they were, When some good spirit walks upon the earth
• (30 Mar, 23:14) Huo When you say "build on the ideas of" do yo
• ip / to Mars / for 900 / Empty Jars . When Arliss "Frenchie" French collected 90
• s is saved in a dictionary, "points". When a user gets nine points in an exercis
• e maximum rate the pages are indexed. When any of the 3 first limits is reached
• seconds, default is 0 (no time limit) When no seed pages are supplied and the in
• (30 Mar, 23:14) Huo When you say "build on the ideas of" do yo
• ip / to Mars / for 900 / Empty Jars . When Arliss "Frenchie" French collected 90
• search modes: 1- CREATIVE FIBO REMIX When you perform a query - retrieves all q
• th (q-1) query :) 2- TRENDY SEARCHMIX When you perform a query innoSearch will f
• so successful, so I stopped playing. When I saw the contest here, in Udacity fo
• xpression and standard string search. When I want to see "what's new" I call the
• (30 Mar, 23:14) Huo When you say "build on the ideas of" do yo
• ip / to Mars / for 900 / Empty Jars . When Arliss "Frenchie" French collected 90
• of the query. It's case insensitive. When you run ustrikufactus.py, it will sho
• (30 Mar, 23:14) Huo When you say "build on the ideas of" do yo
• ip / to Mars / for 900 / Empty Jars . When Arliss "Frenchie" French collected 90
• e Recognition in 'our' search engine. When your search engine grows and has a lo
• ed and a list of urls it was used on. When a lexicographer uses the system she/h
• . -Code- Skim_through_Wiki -The idea- When writing an article or an essay I alwa
• -What the program could be used for- When building a search-engine it might be
• Whenever
• site you wish to monitor and relax, Whenever you need to check simply run the pr
• While
• h--no dull flesh--in his fiery race; While he insults o'er dull and speechless
• Wide
• TML5 is cooperation between the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and the Web Hype
• are stored in CSS files  The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) created CSS. 
• le in the initial growth of the World Wide Web. In 2009 it became the first web
• scale) to ranking pages on the World Wide Web. A team losing a game to another
• Wiggan
• kipedia (a famous sci-fi book) Ender Wiggan ( the hero of the book) Ender - tour
• Wiki
• s just to build something "on top of" Wikipedia. Have you heard of Nuggetize? Nu
• ed page, and have a web crawler crawl Wikipedia for "relevant" content. Basicall
• you choose a seed page, say it's the Wikipedia page for "Markov Process". Your
• he first paragraph in the Body of the Wikipedia article. It extracts the first p
• g to solve was the problem of hitting Wikipedia, doing searches on Wikipedia, bu
• hitting Wikipedia, doing searches on Wikipedia, but not having the time to spen
• be able to harvest data from a given Wikipedia page.. It could be the Categorie
• It could be the Categories too, cause Wikipedia has an awesome Ontology.. I do c
• built in class, but that would crawl Wikipedia.. and collect "metadata".. I tho
• nt to "accelerate" or "enhance" their Wikipedia experience.. The web crawler wou
• The web crawler would sit "on top of" Wikipedia, an "interface" that sits on top
• a, an "interface" that sits on top of Wikipedia and enhances the experience. It
• es the experience. It would be like a Wiki "Browser".. a bookmarklet you could c
• be helpful.. Imagine if for any given Wikipedia page, you have the first paragra
• paragraphs or first sentences of all Wikipedia pages linked to it, or just the
• e actually "scan" through articles on Wikipedia, jumping from hyperlink to hyper
• do this.. The truth of the matter is, Wikipedia is HYPER STRUCTURED.. Computers
• , I like structure.. The Ontology for Wikipedia is AMAZING, to say the least.. Y
• first sentence tell you in any given Wikipedia article? The entire first paragr
• are building something that builds on Wikipedia, please share it with me, share
• e the USER NEEDS.. of "enhancing" the Wikipedia experience.. with a "Wiki Browse
• g" the Wikipedia experience.. with a "Wiki Browser".. that could essentially wor
• ould essentially work for ALL WIKIS.. Wikis have SEARCH, but no "Browsing" at le
• ve a "graph" of the pages, a sort of "Wiki With Memory".. that keeps track of my
• llow when I navigate through a series Wikipedia articles.. Come on, we ALL do it
• ell I started testing my crawler with Wikipedia actually, and it worked quite we
• nd explanations of it can be found in Wiki , and the source code has a commented
• Wikis
• uld essentially work for ALL WIKIS.. Wikis have SEARCH, but no "Browsing" at le
• William
• /u/bdekeyseril Students in CS 101 = William DeKeyser link answered 19 Apr, 01
• WinZip
• ract bitcrawl-hobsonlane-*.zip using WinZip or equivalent Run bitcrawl-script.py
• Wind
• on with Python. Thus, I submit - The Wind Gust Forecast Emailer (WGFE) When the
• sting and about 3 hrs later I have my Windows 7 Task Scheduler running a python
• and timeframe and requested only the Wind Gust forecast for 12 hrs. That provid
• ting from the bottom - send_mail with WindGustForecast and date WindGustForecast
• d_mail with WindGustForecast and date WindGustForecast calls find_max with get_s
• me. The automating of this is done in Windows Task Scheduler, I'm familiar with
• "clear". If you try to use reciPY on Windows, please change those commands :) T
• WindGustForecast
• rom the bottom - send_mail with WindGustForecast and date WindGustForecast calls
• with WindGustForecast and date WindGustForecast calls find_max with get_speeds(
• Windows
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• ded from Spion Note: Currently only Windows is supported and you must install t
• ing and about 3 hrs later I have my Windows 7 Task Scheduler running a python s
• . The automating of this is done in Windows Task Scheduler, I'm familiar with t
• clear". If you try to use reciPY on Windows, please change those commands :) Th
• Winkler
• -ssKi_Y/edit Members: Me: Christian Winkler (winkler.chr -at- sbg.at) And my br
• -at- sbg.at) And my brother: Stefan Winkler (stefan_winkler -at- sbg.at) link
• Wintermute
• ebastian link answered yesterday Wintermute 207 8
• Wireless
• Canada? Answer: Motorola, Android, Wireless Communications. They needed to get
• Wisdom
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• With
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• Wolfram|Alpha
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• Wong
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• hich include: a) URL b) # Consecutive Words c) # Any Words from Query d) Word Re
• ) URL b) # Consecutive Words c) # Any Words from Query d) Word Relevancy Score e
• ve Words c) # Any Words from Query d) Word Relevancy Score e) # Words mentioned
• om Query d) Word Relevancy Score e) # Words mentioned in Anchor text from Inboun
• 0 Submission A Word Search Engine: A search engine for wo
• 0 Submission Word proximity score calculator My submiss
• WordNet
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• Wordpress
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• lowing is the visualisation of 204 Wordpress blogs graph. http://dl.dropbox.com
• Words
• their ranking positions 4 - Multiple Words Query capabilities in order to rank
• ich include: a) URL b) # Consecutive Words c) # Any Words from Query d) Word Re
• URL b) # Consecutive Words c) # Any Words from Query d) Word Relevancy Score e
• m Query d) Word Relevancy Score e) # Words mentioned in Anchor text from Inboun
• Bayes classification using a Bag of Words model and Laplace smoothing. Leave-O
• bots" in the textbox with the label "Words or regex to Spy disappearance" and s
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• Work
• Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA license. Work done by Bachir Chihani (soufy) bachir
• SUBMISSION: The Medic Work Pedia project Pastebin link: http://p
• essional-oriented guide. Project MedicWorkPedia is -or better say, will be- a co
• es is not usefull in the case of MedicWorkPedia. We don't need to show the most
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• Workers
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• Works
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• World
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• eets are stored in CSS files  The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) created CS
• ey role in the initial growth of the World Wide Web. In 2009 it became the firs
• ' associated with the result. A Real World Example: Although it certainly need
• aller scale) to ranking pages on the World Wide Web. A team losing a game to an
• e CS101 consisted of printing 'Hello World!', somewhere in 2011. It was a joyfu
• Wouldn
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• S APPLICATION AS A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR OWN PROJECT, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DO S
• Yahoo
• lar search engines including Google, Yahoo, Bing, also you can find your Page R
• ches of a given keyword based on the Yahoo database. robots.txt finder: find th
• oid works with Google Custom Search, Yahoo! Search BOSS and Bing API. You can c
• g search engine (G for Google, Y for Yahoo! and B for Bing). The user can click
• ne search API (Google Custom Search, Yahoo! Search BOSS, Bing API). MKDroid has
• e big search engines like Google and Yahoo, to make the internet and search wor
• Year
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• Years
• about my Future in this Company. Two Years ago I decided to attend the Universi
• Yesterday
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• splayed using a pretty format (eg. Yesterday, 2 weeks ago, 35 minutes ago) If t
• Yonder
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• York
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• words in the title to search the New York Times archives (back to 1984 I believ
• frequency of the updates from the New York Times and the random element in each
• my private API key issued by the New York Times so that code won't run in your
• YouTube
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• h results, Friendly Search searches YouTube for videos related to a given searc
• media links consisting of a video's YouTube ID, the video duration and a set of
• Youdacity
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• Younger
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• Youtube
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• github: Easy News Reader repository Youtube demo video Why not just import RSS



• ZERO
• our hardest. I believe I have about a ZERO chance of winning, but I'm still goin
• Zealand
• used information from Australia/New Zealand and UK dietary guidelines posted he
• in the RDIUK.txt file. Austalia/New Zealand data is in the AUSNZ.txt file. You
• Zelda
• elody! Oh shit, never mind, it's the Zelda theme."), and casual listeners ("Wha
• Zero
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• the probability a good measure above Zero. My probability working alone was Zer
• ero. My probability working alone was Zero, so I partnered with someone. Just sa
• Zeta
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• en the next time I look for Katherine Zeta Jones in my search engine? I will obt
• very extense and the name o Katherine Zeta Jones can only appear once in some pa
• ever took into account that Katherine Zeta Jones was not an important topic for
• ZhuFangZhi
• ion What I did This is what I did: ZhuFangZhi A search engine for housing rental
• a) and paste it in the text box at ZhuFangZhi and press enter: 屯三里 春熙�
• er people at Udacity! Framework of ZhuFangZhi Web: Front-end: nginx Back-end: su
• c) to database. When a user access ZhuFangZhi's website, and query for a place,
• ing the result web page. What does ZhuFangZhi mean in Chinese? It's a homophonic
• e Code https://github.com/liangsun/ZhuFangZhi License I grant a Creative Commons
• Zuckerberg
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• abbreviation
• , cerebellum mass Our lab's usual abbreviation can be used too: cb for cerebellu
• abbreviations
• n particular, its table of known abbreviations would need to be extended in any
• abilities
• ams or tools. Because of that, the abilities of this program are expanded to no
• 's what I've implemented: Basic capabilities: Basic robots.txt support Improved
• ore efficient and ominous in their abilities to collect and store data on their
• ability
• my answer and have I invalidated my ability to enter ? link answered 31 Mar,
• als category - corresponding deals) ability by displaying exisint categories of
• (HG) is generally defined as the inability of the heart to..." - Practice : Wi
• e Enhancements: In the works is the ability to create a group and invite other
• ly, the searcher could be given the ability to adjust the weights themselves as
• y to enable this - essentially, the ability to create a subcorpus from the main
• etter method of updating letter probability's and hopefully that will let me ge
• ipher alphabet to it with equal probability. It then runs through single letter
• d regular pairs and updates the probability of all the cipher letters. I tried
• 's faster by giving the browser the ability to estimate which site the user may
• requesting browser code giving the ability to the browser to DOWNLOAD PACKATES
• search terms Index purging – the ability to remove inactive entries (gibberi
• gh to use your application, but the ability to search recipes for given ingredi
• refore, Uspicious also provides the ability to search for fragments of keys, pr
• a substring, case-insensitive. This ability to look for fragments is also avail
• rally. Our search algorithm has the ability to transform a random text string a
• abnormal
• y Here is a computer screen shot of abnormal operation - loss of internet connec
• . Here is a computer screen shot of abnormal operation - invalid input for state
• abolish
• It will be illegal and FBI will abolish Udacity :P (06 Apr,
• abort
• w ideas): There is no possibility to abort an input so far. Keep track of costs
• abound
• to answer general queries. Equations abound. Most search engines today can under
• abraço
• l enjoy using your HackingPot ;) Um abraço! (17 Apr, 14:34)
• absence
• e not easy tasks, especially in the absence of regex (regular expression) tools
• Another shortcoming seems to be the absence of connecting grammar words, for ex
• absolute
• ser entered is - Page Rank of URL + absolute(Page rank of URL - Average Rank) Ra
• led with a customizable name Put in absolute paths for links that have relative
• absolutely
• ke university level CS courses for absolutely free, in the comfort of our own ho
• abstract
• n those of us who might struggle to abstract these ideas with the few sample see
• ne of the important concept was the abstraction, so even if I don't have now the
• e will teach me that) a I thoght to abstract the two principal function of such
• depicts( gives the algorithm in an abstract form of ) a NEW way to make browser
• abstraction
• of the important concept was the abstraction, so even if I don't have now the
• abstractions
• of results invoked. (2) Exploring abstractions: In mathematics, one frequently g
• academia
• ply routed in all our systems (even academia). The point is look, we want to see
• academic
• d below gather all citations of the academic paper in compact and "eatable" form
• academy
• ed the larger part of a room at the academy. For six hours a day, forty pupils
• accelerate
• high school students who want to "accelerate" or "enhance" their Wikipedia expe
• acceptable
• MIT, GPL, LGPL, Apache Commons are acceptable to use in spite of what the creati
• accepts
• str or urllib . The search box also accepts commands inspired by bang syntax. T
• accesible
• ine persistent (in a database) and accesible from internet. We will introduce m
• access
• ny manner you wish as long as we can access it. (09 Apr, 00:39)
• Niketan, etc. • Function- User has access to the facilities on this site witho
• esulting data structure allows us to access information based on our input very
• you're not familiar! 2: Code can be accessed here: http://pastebin.com/qVMKG8ka
• xts, and suggested test calls), plus access to a Web-hosted implementation of th
• directly. Our team is also providing access to a Web-based graphic application o
• not part of our contest submission; access is provided as an example of how the
• nce class ( https://www.ai-class.com/accessibility ) that described a way to det
• C relies on Facebook's graph api and access tokens to crawl Facebook users' stre
• t so but because it is difficulty to access to certain information like the auth
• operly or not. I don’t know how to access a small but sufficiently large sampl
• ng your search engine persistent and accessible from internet The purpose of thi
• l be able to make your search engine accessible from internet. We will modify ou
• pen an amazon micro instance to make accessible the project! I will post the lin
• ented using jQuery mobile to provide access via smartphones. We used different l
• the creator, to have administrative access and allow others to make enhancement
• rd from the index which has not been accessed for a quite a while. CODE LINK ===
• tion ID in all search engines to get access to their APIs. You can make a ton of
• , the lookup function uses Sqlite to access the index. The lookup function handl
• any requests its way and would block access to its domain for a short period of
• ddress etc) to database. When a user access ZhuFangZhi's website, and query for
• also in the git repository). You can access it here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/792
• ds). The Code The python code can be accessed here: https://github.com/djneeley/
• er story), so if multiple people are accessing the site at the same time it some
• . Note: The program doesn't actually access searchwithpeter.info. It goes direct
• accessible
• your search engine persistent and accessible from internet The purpose of this
• be able to make your search engine accessible from internet. We will modify our
• n an amazon micro instance to make accessible the project! I will post the link
• accidently
• rent consent form? etc.], and if i accidently won, what would i get? I am asking
• accomplish
• roper sequence. # # 7) The program accomplishes the transmission of the SMS mess
• d with small and coherent helps to accomplish this. • Usability- Since it is a
• surprised as to how much we could accomplish, with just what we learnt in six w
• port the python datetime module to accomplish seamless date and time checking as
• accomplishes
• oper sequence. # # 7) The program accomplishes the transmission of the SMS messa
• accordion
• esult set: The Udacity site has an accordion view of the units belonging to a c
• a background for each item in this accordion view. In addition to the accordion
• accordion view. In addition to the accordion view, another bar could represent
• account
• 1 I wonder what's taken in account for judging the relevance - all sub
• e alert for # fromaddr - Gmail user account name # password - Gmail user passwo
• ibutor and an NGO, their respective account so that they can communicate with e
• t of the poor. • Transparency and accountability - As 'trustees' of tax payer
• es, we believe in being proactively accountable and transparent in all that we
• images will upload from my facebook account so in case you are really, REALLY c
• applications, inventory control and accounting systems " will be predicted and
• e there other projects that take in account this? me-2 : I believe that xflux a
• her libraries from GAE (e.g. google account service for authenticating users).
• ch of course (anyone who has worked accountancy) never happens. So to be truly
• reconciling any ledger to a control account or listing, or a in a classic bank
• n be done to take more factors into account, like the location of the game and
• the page at http://www.udacity.com/account/certificate/Course/cs101/CourseRev/
• at and much more. I opened a github account, and my code is there. To do what I
• noise in the text that I could not account for results in a few numbering erro
• ords ('the', 'is', 'to', 'and' ...) account for 50% of all written words. So wh
• e the search engine never took into account that Katherine Zeta Jones was not a
• search engine don't take that into account already? I would think they do. Any
• accountability
• f the poor. • Transparency and accountability - As 'trustees' of tax payer res
• accountable
• , we believe in being proactively accountable and transparent in all that we do
• accountancy
• of course (anyone who has worked accountancy) never happens. So to be truly us
• accounts
• user empowerment. Cookies and user accounts could play an additional role in a
• accrue
• initial page’s rating. Pages will accrue a score based on all the pages that
• accumulation
• elevant and irrelevant to you the accumulation of code based nitpicking will mak
• accuracy
• filtering, to improve search engine accuracy. You've got a kind of space populat
• the Open Source software Growl. The accuracy of the categorization process by th
• Try other algorithms to improve the accuracy Make a online version Project Link
• search queries to acquire a better accuracy (i.e. "Puré" -- "pure") prepositio
• set available, but improving search accuracy. the crawler adds weights and proxi
• accurate
• ou use, the results may not be 100% accurate, but it has worked very well on all
• h is being performed, it can return accurate results. If the search does not app
• eally difficult. Information is not accurate, and for actually obtaining enough
• also a good way to obtain the most accurate response as possible. But, Why 3 di
• ment, the search results are pretty accurate. I've tried to guess the language o
• achieve
• now, true anonymity is difficult to achieve on the internet. Often, so called a
• acquire
• ecipes normalizes search queries to acquire a better accuracy (i.e. "Puré" --
• acquisition
• ndards. Their - Google's - recent acquisition history shows that they are strug
• action
• ond to your search So you've got two actions : 1/ next and previous page (~left
• y is when you know how to perform an action in one language but do not know how
• ill tell you how to perform the same action in the language with which you're no
• dard Markov order to approximate a fractional order. Our code also uses “fall-
• e IPs etc.) To see these features in action, check out the demonstration simply
• ch engines forbid automated link extraction from their result pages. However, MK
• e value to send to get_page Then the action, starting from the bottom - send_mai
• heck it out: http://gcmartinelli.webfactional.com If you'd like to see my submis
• actions
• nd to your search So you've got two actions : 1/ next and previous page (~left
• as whole, by modeling the gene interactions and it's dynamics. Well, when a fir
• ich prints the results. Links: interactions input: http://db.tt/sCejiza0 figure
• m[...]" - Emergency : Will show the actions to perform in the case that an emer
• Ruby on Rails handles all user interactions and the Python code in mysearchengi
• active
• and sent by my program using a real active, at the time, weather alert. Link to
• ************* # Procedure to get any active watches, warnings or advisories # fo
• +12:title_pos + 63] == 'There are no active watches, warnings or advisories': pr
• or advisories': print 'There are no active watches, warnings or advisories for
• er resources, we believe in being proactively accountable and transparent in all
• on profile (detecting what genes are active at a given moment in a given cell ty
• programmers so it is one of the most active places people go to talk about code.
• actively
• es as result to the user and as you actively update the list of sites relevant a
• activites
• l feature is the support of social activites to enhance user experience by allo
• activity
• e in everyday data searching/mining activity. One way is in providing full autom
• . Today we can measure the level of activity of several genes without even know
• sers have the option to clear their activity from the database Users have the op
• t most big websites log your IP and activity on the site. This benefits them in
• need be, remove all traces of their activity on the site, I hope that privacy co
• m/store/apps/details?id=com.mkdroid.activity Source Code: https://github.com/rmu
• adapt
• btw, feel free to grab my code and adapt it to your project!
• adaptation
• websites. This could be done by an adaptation of the search index: it should ret
• weather prediction (copied without adaptations from the web and put in the cache
• adaptations
• eather prediction (copied without adaptations from the web and put in the cache
• adaptor
• have Serial port buy a USB to RS232 adaptor 1 Resistor 330 Ohms or more (1K) 1
• addict
• Prejudice - since i am a fanfiction addict), i have extracted only the text of
• addition
• outbound # SMS (text) message at no additional charge beyond the # cost of a sta
• without crashing the program. In # addition, if the program is in the middle of
• cell phone plan, this could incur # additional costs. # #=======================
• cell phone plan, this could incur # additional costs. # #\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\
• ission 1: For this contest, I added additional logic and information when the se
• on to these problems is to have two additional corpuses related to programming.
• ely in the style of CS101, with the addition of the UTF-8 character set, ‘rand
• e homeworks and exams, provide some additional approaches to scoring pages or te
• o often. It was obvious padding. In addition, you don't want to give too much we
• one piece of the ranking puzzle. In addition, I'm doing page-scoring algorithm,
• on the "normal" cases. It requires additional work to make it "perfect". Projec
• s a good view about the country. In addition to that, knowing how many times a g
• her are in that semantic field. In addition to that, Dulcinea (by the way, she
• additional
• utbound # SMS (text) message at no additional charge beyond the # cost of a stan
• ell phone plan, this could incur # additional costs. # #========================
• ell phone plan, this could incur # additional costs. # #\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/
• ssion 1: For this contest, I added additional logic and information when the sea
• n to these problems is to have two additional corpuses related to programming. O
• homeworks and exams, provide some additional approaches to scoring pages or ter
• on the "normal" cases. It requires additional work to make it "perfect". Project
• dea behind glow was to communicate additional information pertaining to your sea
• ing to your search using as little additional input as necessary. In this case,
• learned in the CS101 class without additional complexity. I wish Google had such
• s of people who use search engines additionally to compute arith- metic equation
• entry for search engine index. The additional feature is the support of social a
• es and user accounts could play an additional role in a real-world implementatio
• y to show ads : I have included an additional power to our search engine. Now ap
• the original contents of file with additional comments explaining what the progr
• and loops. If these are observed, additional comments are added to the file. Co
• rch, scrolling subtitles, or place additional fragments onto the webpage that di
• additionally
• of people who use search engines additionally to compute arith- metic equations
• le, the algorithm (which requires additionally as input the amount of money you
• additions
• e largely because some incremental additions in the text interface and internal
• left ample room for improvements / additions. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN USING TH
• additives
• you to unwrap the mystery of food additives in a matter of nanoseconds before
• addon
• tionality of the submission, just an addon. So would it be okay if there are pr
• address
• not necessary to include your email address. You can use your forum ID instead.
• in this forum. It's a private email address that I don't tend to share and don'
• message to the Email to SMS Gateway address. # A list of Email to SMS Gateway a
• s. # A list of Email to SMS Gateway addresses by cell phone providers # can be
• oaddrs - Email to SMS Gateway email address for # cell phone receiving SMS weat
• med partly by imbedded return email address and message order header, ex. (1/5)
• # - toaddrs - Email to SMS Gateway address in single quotes, no spaces # - fro
• ces # - fromaddr - full Gmail email address in single quotes, no spaces # - pas
• low, a list of Email to SMS Gateway addresses by cell # phone providers can be
• cations 192.168.1.225 was specified address of my laptop (aka python server) in
• sults based on IP search history IP address anonymization Users have the option
• useless for people with dynamic IP addresses, the unpredictable nature of IP r
• e Link Submitted by hyped89, e-mail address can be found in my profile. link
• s format using these columns: name, address, city, postal code, country, order
• ding information (like renting fee, address etc) to database. When a user acces
• for others to use this if they want address to hold the email addy to be used f
• le to some resovable hostname or ip address it defaults to 'localhost'. Note: s
• addresses
• offered this week. Without postal addresses i guess email or some other mode w
• . # A list of Email to SMS Gateway addresses by cell phone providers # can be f
• ow, a list of Email to SMS Gateway addresses by cell # phone providers can be f
• useless for people with dynamic IP addresses, the unpredictable nature of IP re
• adds
• It's basically a semantic engine. It adds layers on top of the content, it give
• ansmit count. # # 6) The program also adds a message ID to the front of every SM
• SMS message reception, # the program adds a few second delay between message #
• one continue the indexing process and adds more 20 pages to the index. $ ./crawl
• rson with a car opens the program and adds information about his trip . Other pe
• because it's a pack of functions that adds lots of functionalities to your exist
• Code: A function “phrase1” simply adds an appropriate Five W context to the
• d excel spreadsheet in csv format and adds the results of the package tracking t
• mproving search accuracy. the crawler adds weights and proximity information rel
• addy
• f they want address to hold the email addy to be used for the emailing url to bu
• adequate
• r current tokenizer seems more than adequate. Project Code: Codepad link Release
• lete data. For example fragments of adequate search phrases may miss cue the Sea
• the user in order to precipitate an adequate search phrase and thus reduce the n
• rd, and would likely provide a more adequate Search Phrase to the Search Engine.
• aditional
• made in the course, but added some aditional functionality to it. The main feat
• adjacent
• ter and the terms do not have to be adjacent. While I have many years of experie
• lt: 1. All keywords are immediately adjacent / 2. All keywords are in order, but
• t their distance is not immediately adjacent / 3. All keywords exist and can be
• adjective
• ink : https://github.com/astenolit/adjective_crawler The Idea. I am a Spanish t
• change the code for searching only adjective words. It made much more sense loo
• sense looking for the surrounding adjectives of a given string. Why it can be
• be useful. Knowing the surrounding adjectives of a given word, or string of wor
• For instance: if we're looking for adjectives surrounding the word 'Spain' in a
• text and you found many times the adjective 'beautiful', we can infer the narr
• having a comprehensive database of adjectives. Thus, I wrote a code for extract
• rote a code for extracting all the adjectives from a dictionnary. I noticed all
• ed all the entries are in caps and adjectives are marked, as usual, with 'a.'.
• this way, I have a huge amount of adjectives to work with. The result is on th
• k with. The result is on the file "adjectives.txt" The core of the code is the
• core of the code is the procedure 'adjective_crawler' which takes 4 inputs: A s
• mount of letters have to have each adjective for being counted. Example. I chos
• rch and also modified the range of adjectives. And I've discovered some interes
• e string "Dulcinea del Toboso" for adjectives in a range of 2 words before and
• ing, with at least 4 letters each: adjective_crawler ('don_quixote_part_1.txt',
• and after the targetted string, 12 adjectives with at least 4 letters have been
• and very beautiful!, because many adjectives related to her are in that semant
• adjectives
• sense looking for the surrounding adjectives of a given string. Why it can be u
• be useful. Knowing the surrounding adjectives of a given word, or string of word
• For instance: if we're looking for adjectives surrounding the word 'Spain' in a
• having a comprehensive database of adjectives. Thus, I wrote a code for extracti
• rote a code for extracting all the adjectives from a dictionnary. I noticed all
• ed all the entries are in caps and adjectives are marked, as usual, with 'a.'. W
• this way, I have a huge amount of adjectives to work with. The result is on the
• k with. The result is on the file "adjectives.txt" The core of the code is the p
• rch and also modified the range of adjectives. And I've discovered some interest
• e string "Dulcinea del Toboso" for adjectives in a range of 2 words before and a
• and after the targetted string, 12 adjectives with at least 4 letters have been
• and very beautiful!, because many adjectives related to her are in that semanti
• adjust
• results that would be possible with adjustments to the weighting algorithm at e
• archer could be given the ability to adjust the weights themselves as the contin
• adjustments
• sults that would be possible with adjustments to the weighting algorithm at eac
• administer
• ojects like me! You may set up and administer an intranet for them. 6.) You may
• administration
• Zero-configuration - no setup or administration needed. c. A complete database i
• d information --- I'm a Business administration student in Barcelona, Spain. I'v
• administrative
• other than the creator, to have administrative access and allow others to make
• administrator
• d ‘IT professional’ (network administrator). Graphic design for Android app
• admins
• so crawler can be banned by Website admins if it is too agressive, and so they
• adults
• nternet and search engines, but even adults could profit from this application.
• not designed for IT people, or kids/adults skilled in the Computer Science. My
• advance
• 70% of all the procedures. Just an advance: We are mixing my career (nurse) wi
• ll versed in Python and some of the advanced syntax/functionality. Is there any
• ther the prize be converted into an advance on my future tuition fees. :)
• llaborations and hinders scientific advance. By indexing the network of authors
• advantage
• the web. That's a massively unfair advantage to those who have knowledge outsid
• more opportunities and possibly an advantage to assemble a nice script for exam
• ch engines, this seems to be a big advantage since it empowers you to build mor
• ng and Python going to be at a big advantage? link answered 31 Mar, 00:57 Ham
• acity has an intro course is a big advantage re: MITX and Coursera. Having a pu
• sifier (K-Means algorithm) to take advantage of this by unpacking the vectors o
• oth the word and related word. The advantage of this method is that it automati
• r anywhere in the document. The disadvantages is that it is swayed by very rare
• blished it so anybody can take the advantage of it. GITHUB https://github.com/k
• ommonalities at each step. To take advantage of this and provide better search
• adverse
• Search of Specific adverse Effect due to a Specific Drug - Sea
• .touchPhase.com/touchPhase/Adversea/adversea.py link answered yesterday Narra
• adversely
• eam. Losing to a bad team does not adversely affect a team’s ranking. Thus, t
• advertise
• me, their student, to show off or advertise to the world what sort of students
• advertisement
• to images or multimedia (usually advertisement), punctuation, and common words
• advice
• a canned text sample ('quotations', 'advice', 'legalese', or 'CS101'), the name
• of the forum discussion threads. ‘advice’ is a composite of several essays
• :) So, please, feel free to give me advice how to improve this code, but step l
• ith more time I could follow Tracy's advice, refactor things and look into the p
• get assignment, or loops. And forum advice can only get you so far. Students ne
• based on the queries we are able to advice (recommend) to user interesting deal
• advisor
• n a 16 year old be on my team as an advisor? or write code for me if it's my su
• o means I can spend an hour with an advisor at The Stanford School of Engineeri
• advisories
• et any active watches, warnings or advisories # for a paticular state/county com
• are no active watches, warnings or advisories': print 'There are no active watch
• are no active watches, warnings or advisories for State=',state,' and County=',c
• aeronave
• air it displaces'] ['avi\xc3\xb3n, aeronave, aeroplano'] ===== REPOSITORY =====
• aeroplano
• places'] ['avi\xc3\xb3n, aeronave, aeroplano'] ===== REPOSITORY ===== https://g
• affect
• ing to a bad team does not adversely affect a team’s ranking. Thus, the final
• affects
• -NC-SA license. ". Not sure if that affects patentability or what, but you shou
• each article selection (which then affects the search keywords). The Code The
• affiliate
• ng off to follow FoodNetwork.com's affiliate and twitter links, I have excluded
• afraid
• from considering it for prizes. I'm afraid we have to listen to our lawyers on
• need to buy and how much of it I am afraid I have a busy week ahead so there wi
• after
• ave been playing more music though-- after trying to program strings knocking o
• afternoons
• ave 10m on HF so I try for weekend afternoons if it's not too windy. (upgrading
• afterwards
• orget to send me your dictionaries afterwards!=) Project title: "Say It With Sha
• agenda
• taste and wonder if there is another agenda. I read a few articles online about
• aggregate
• rawler that crawls all of them and aggregates all of the deals. You could then
• nly 2 months after launching. They aggregate group buying site's offers, like y
• aggregates
• rawler that crawls all of them and aggregates all of the deals. You could then l
• aggregator
• students!. Project: Gator - A web aggregator and applications using Gator 1. A
• ub.com/dpp007/gator gator.py - The aggregator implementation homepage_generator.
• tion: The project aims to build an aggregator for collective buying sites (e.g.
• aggressively
• nly and shared and the OS ends up aggressively caching data. Participants: Jeeth
• agnostic
• l Book Cook would have to be format agnostic. The program takes two spreadsheets
• agree
• commoms? I am not sure if we have an agreement on that. (31 Mar
• space suit for the trip, to which he agreed. (05 Apr, 00:51)
• lja 1 @ iAlja Yes, I agree with this line of thinking. I'm not
• agreeney
• s: me link answered 09 Apr, 20:30 agreeney 81 1 4 @agreene
• greeney 81 1 4 @agreeney , that's pretty cool! nice work :)
• agressive
• ned by Website admins if it is too agressive, and so they can get stats to see
• agrupando
• ceso 1) recorro todos los archivos agrupando por tamaño, 2) elimino los grupos
• agrupo
• los grupos que son de tamaño igual agrupo por el md5 de los archivo. 4) tengo
• ahead
• d the deadline, but I thought I'd go ahead and post my submission anyways... I
• ttempt was an algorithm that scanned ahead in the text for the next occurrence
• fessors Thrun and Evans for stepping ahead with the Udacity initiative and sett
• of it I am afraid I have a busy week ahead so there will be just little chance
• aims
• cial Coupons Description: The project aims to build an aggregator for collective
• airplane
• anish The valid permutations are: ['airplane'] airplane ['a powered flying vehic
• alid permutations are: ['airplane'] airplane ['a powered flying vehicle with fix
• airplanes
• nutes is all I need. I'm scared of airplanes, though, so I'd rather the prize b
• airs
• d to find out when your favorite show airs next? Ever wanted to find out what mo
• akin
• If you live in Palo Alto why are you taking this class ;) (30 Ma
• d a little time on it (class here is taking up all hobby time at the moment) but
• ed various batch files to do things. Making it run python stuff was a little bit
• esting time we live in. Participants making this submittal - rrburton Update I m
• Submission When we were making the Urank procedure the drawings by
• t will load the index from the disk, taking just a few seconds. I have put my in
• for the parameters; think of this as akin to the context provided when you do a
• alarm
• o time my crawls so that it wouldn't alarm the site and block me! There is obvi
• album
• eally, REALLY curious here it is the album link: http://www.facebook.com/media/
• aleady
• f course. But seeing in this case is aleady taking "ownership" of the image.. Yo
• alerts
• SMS Weather Alert - Get NOAA weather alerts for any county in the # USA that you
• s program*. Examples of NOAA weather alerts are hurricane # tornado, or flood. I
• page that # contains all the weather alerts for that state/county combination. #
• /county combination. # # 3) When new alerts are found, the program will extract
• # # 4) The program saves all weather alerts in a list of lists: # master_alert_l
• 8) The program looks for new weather alerts in a polling fashion # at about the
• ) with getting time critical weather alerts # (not waiting too long between chec
• long between checks and not getting alerts # soon enough to take the necessary
• ction.' print '- See web page http://alerts.weather.gov/ to verify state' print
• return:new_alert_list - list of new alerts that have # not been sent out as SMS
• ry ',alert_url_end) == -1: # no more alerts on this page break entry_pos = page.
• ***** # Procedure to send new wether alerts to a cell phone via the email # to S
• alert_list - list containing all new alerts that have # not been sent as SMS mes
• r # cell phone receiving SMS weather alerts # # return:new_alert_list - send ale
• e not able # to send out all the new alerts do to internet connection # problems
• *********************** def send_new_alerts(new_alert_list,state,fromaddr,passwo
• alert_list: complete_SMS_msg = '**WX alerts** for State: ' + state.upper() + ' a
• e - state code that you want weather alerts for # - county - county code that yo
• - county code that you want weather alerts for # - toaddrs - Email to SMS Gatew
• e and county code here. Go to http://alerts.weather.gov/ # towards the bottom of
• [] new_alert_list =[] url = 'http://alerts.weather.gov/cap/'+state+'.php?x=3' p
• nt now alert_page = get_page('http://alerts.weather.gov/cap/wwaatmget.php?x='+co
• ist) != 0: new_alert_list = send_new_alerts (new_alert_list,state,fromaddr,passw
• or and alert updates (price, weather alerts) Features: Implemented in simple pyt
• changes in your favorite content and alerts you with proper log of differences.
• alexa
• ormation about Alexa rankings, visit alexa.com. You can use alexa rank for comp
• nkings, visit alexa.com. You can use alexa rank for computing webpages ranks. B
• nd porn sites. Taken from http://www.alexa.com/topsites/countries/US . Seeing t
• alexander
• TOUSE.txt Name: Alexander Suraphel alexander( @t )[vnodeinfotech].com From: Add
• alghoritm
• ems that is more of a graph search alghoritm, maybe a breadth-first search or a
• algorhitm
• entation of that structure and the algorhitm in python, which has a simple inde
• algorithms
• e. You could do a lot with ranking algorithms, too, that doesn't have to have an
• TURED.. Computers like structure.. algorithms like structure, Python likes struc
• ecessary part of data mining.. The algorithms etc. are good at one thing, we hum
• n text file Future Works Try other algorithms to improve the accuracy Make a onl
• e by applying crawling and ranking algorithms and information is then used to su
• course, I realized that while the algorithms directing our search results have
• : Implemented in simple python and algorithms learned from cs101. Easy to config
• student will be able to make your algorithms used by all the world. If someone
• ould be done by Bayesian inference algorithms, which is the next step in my PhD)
• I then applied these three ranking algorithms to college football (thankfully, t
• was resolved in the remaining two algorithms. Interestingly, my final rankings
• erson to read, and personalization algorithms sometimes make it hard to be expos
• that grants fundamental rights to algorithms , provides advanced search capabil
• discriminate in favor of "better" algorithms and shun others by using pejorativ
• or recruiting unused and abandoned algorithms, we have successfully implemented
• he thrill of exploiting vulnerable algorithms yesterday, today! Note: This count
• algoritm
• stom ranking algorithm. The ranking algoritm sorts the list by the sum of link r
• alive
• tim 3 I'll carry the alive and the dead with me to Palo Alto
• allergic
• useful when a person is diabetic or allergic to some food (such as chocolate)! B
• n my search results. If a person is allergic to chocolate, she simply needs to s
• 1 Great idea! PS: Being allergic to chocolate must be really disturb
• allowable
• nsmissions are split up by maximum allowable SMS ' print ' message length and t
• allows
• ion for accessing Java Lucene, which allows one to use Lucene's text indexing an
• - Web server. Runs as a service. It allows to run python web applications. So o
• A CAUSE is a nonprofit platform that allows you to contribute these things and s
• the authenticity of the process. It allows users to see the list of NGOs and Co
• nd Contributors using the portal. It allows the user to peep into the experience
• eficiaries and the Sajjan shakti. It allows users to experience the pleasure of
• xperience the pleasure of giving. It allows the users to celebrate festivals wit
• om ActiveRecord::Base. Active Record allows you to present the data from databas
• s very fast. HTML GUI and JavaScript allows us to run the word search on most sy
• s, etc. The resulting data structure allows us to access information based on ou
• of what you buy and eat E-ray vision allows you to unwrap the mystery of food ad
• ay to detect Spam email messages. It allows you to specify three sets of URLs: a
• t of the frequency of the word, that allows such words to be filtered out. How t
• lso defined a lookup procedure which allows the requester to enter a positivity
• personal content search engine that allows users to search their personal conte
• query by a character. So this design allows user to search non-English content o
• program with another function, which allows everyone in the class (who use the p
• bpage into words, using just a blank allows for lots of crud to get into the ind
• his to use a caching mechanism which allows for much improved performance. So th
• ars and at what position in the text allows us to have an idea about the importa
• Toboso', 2, 4) (notice that the code allows to search a string composed of multi
• x_depth arguments in crawl web. This allows more control over how much is crawle
• ed "reciPY" (recipe + python [.py]), allows to search recipes by ingredients and
• ames. Besides that, my search engine allows to discriminate the ingredients I do
• almost
• 3 or 4 out of 10, actually they are almost all a 2 out of 10 for me, as far as
• You can learn to use Python and see almost immediate gains in productivity and
• to find key nodes in a network with almost 10 000 nodes. I can't demonstrate th
• is provides for me to rotate between almost 500 sites before I return to the pag
• -What the program is able to do- For almost any keyword you type in, the program
• BitCrawl We're almost done. Browse our github repo to see
• works The beginning of my program is almost the exact web crawler we learned to
• alogrithm
• Submission A study of Urank alogrithm: Wordpress social network as an ex
• alphabet
• at has been encrypted with a random alphabet and a large file that is the same l
• rs. I also had to generate a random alphabet and be able to encrypt a piece of t
• at has been encrypted with a random alphabet given the un-encrypted text as a in
• y taking every letter of the normal alphabet and assigning every letter in the c
• ssigning every letter in the cipher alphabet to it with equal probability. It th
• irst one is encrypted with a random alphabet and they get progressively harder.
• alphabetical
• 39ta4l8P7Qk/edit Team members (in alphabetical order): Amber Jain (i.amber.jain[
• alredy
• f the function that I used they were alredy in some standrt librery I prefer use
• also
• t code shared in the forums? Would it also be creative commoms? I am not sure if
• like it! Very useful indeed. You may also be interested in my E-ray vision: htt
• words preceded by 'a.'. This code is also available in the repository. By this
• erpiece of the Spanish Literature and also is huge and hard to read! It is compo
• with different strings to search and also modified the range of adjectives. And
• altavista
• gy to work today. We introduce the altavista hashtag . Feel the thrill of explo
• the beginning. What if we want the altavista hashtag with the ted hashtag ? Eas
• ere's a combination of unlucky and altavista hashtags: or unlucky , ted , and p
• alter
• or Judges wishing to run my code can alter these values namely the parameter pa
• alternative
• tone. Apache was the first viable alternative to the Netscape Communications Co
• ffers you multiword searching and alternative links that match with part of the
• altogether
• e site from logging their searches altogether, with the click of a button (or tw
• alwaysdata
• ing. Here it is: http://minisearch.alwaysdata.net/ Changes compared to the class
• amateur
• k I'm talking out of my ass. I'm no amateur. I'm an amateur programmer, surely.
• t of my ass. I'm no amateur. I'm an amateur programmer, surely. But my ideas ar
• ming, what follows is merely a very amateur stab at creating such a ranking met
• ckground - Among my many hobbies is amateur radio. I have been licensed for 20
• amazon
• /ec2-176-34-92-123.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/ email: eduard.barrera@gmail.
• y I will open an amazon micro instance to make accessible th
• Eduard I opened a amazonws instance for demostration http://e
• /ec2-176-34-92-123.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/ (yesterday)
• Eduard I opened and amazonws instance for demo purposes: http:/
• /ec2-176-34-92-123.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/ (yesterday)
• amazonaws
• c2-176-34-92-123.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/ email: eduard.barrera@gmail.c
• c2-176-34-92-123.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/ (yesterday)
• amazonws
• Eduard I opened a amazonws instance for demostration http://ec
• Eduard I opened and amazonws instance for demo purposes: http://
• amber
• oject (repo) URL: https://github.com/amberj/ubudeb-dl Project description: http
• n alphabetical order): Amber Jain (i.amber.jain[at]gmail[dot]com) Sachin Saxena
• ository as a zip: https://github.com/amberj/ubudeb-dl/zipball/master Extract do
• ambient
• en, compared with others sources or ambient light? me-2 : R: I don't know, I ne
• amount
• messages, there has been increasing amount of simplified word spelling. So, my
• edit_distance code takes exponential amount of time to run based on the length o
• h requires additionally as input the amount of money you went to bet) will displ
• ant to bet a total of 100$, then the amount of money to be placed on each outcom
• aximum profit - ex: we make an equal amount of profit in case of win(team 1) and
• paid us for showing the ads and the amount paid. Based on the amount, we assign
• ds and the amount paid. Based on the amount, we assign a priority to each webpag
• pository. By this way, I have a huge amount of adjectives to work with. The resu
• . An integer 'letters' - the minimum amount of letters have to have each adjecti
• Background: We ship a large(kind of) amount of packages(about 100 a week) and ne
• first four True / False to limit the amount of pages you want the crawler to cra
• ampersands
• t should use HTML escape codes for ampersands, apostrophes, angle brackets, and
• ample
• ng things in the submission? As an example, would it be legal to say "The Charl
• n Engine free of charge. I have left ample room for improvements / additions. I
• lib, string (this one was with the example for smtplib so I kept it. I'm a noob
• way they are displayed. Here is an example: digraph G { node1 [label="This is a
• ntsize = 5]; node1 - node2; } This examples makes a simple directed graph (digr
• the .dot file usable by Graphviz. Examples The "web" we used in the class is c
• aph . To produce a file named, for example, "web.dot" all you need to do is wri
• utgoing links from the result. For example # the order of the parameters is (ou
• bal report and/or a sales forecast Example: switch_seed_all = False switch_craw
• gredients from the query. From the example in ( 1), the priority is: 1: recipes
• amykhar
• ) (17 Apr, 23:42) amykhar thanks amykhar :)
• 2) amykhar thanks amykhar :) (18 Apr, 12:43)
• /amyanuszewski.com The code: http://amykhar.github.com/udacity-recipe-search/
• arch/ link answered 17 Apr, 14:35 amykhar 475 1 5 20 edited 18 Apr, 00:06
• . (17 Apr, 16:51) amykhar 2
• anagram
• by finding all possible words in an anagram with the given characters and it al
• OLUTION ===== FIRST PART: Solve the anagram The game gives you 12 letters, to g
• e took like 20 minutes to solve the anagram :O). I needed another approach to s
• ART: Analyzing the data Solving the anagram could provide a possible answer for
• anagrams
• that returns spelling suggestions, anagrams, the language and similar words. Tr
• analizar
• script en el directorio que quiero analizar. Mi código esta aquí. http://past
• analogous
• m losing a game to another team is analogous to a web page linking to another w
• rogram can use it. Proof links are analogous to the web search/crawler, but wit
• analogy
• , based on similar criteria to your analogy above, in order to rate the effecti
• analyse
• t explores the use of such links to analyse mathematical proofs, with the hope
• contest I've written a program that analyses and skims through Wikipedia articl
• he corresponding Wikipedia page and analyses it. (Just go to line 377 and type
• e just rubbish that we dont want to analyse. These are words words like "the",
• could follow some of the links and analyse more pages to build a huge Mind Map
• analyses
• contest I've written a program that analyses and skims through Wikipedia article
• he corresponding Wikipedia page and analyses it. (Just go to line 377 and type i
• analysis
• an awesome Ontology.. I do content analysis on the side, and we use Schemas, or
• ximity score is useful This kind of analysis is relevant for natural language pr
• my favorite comedy group. Based on analysis of web content, the word Monty has
• language. It then does a frequency analysis of the letters and character pairs.
• ed text as a input to the frequency analysis program. Given a large piece of tex
• or quadruple letter groupings in my analysis. My username is: erichmatt on the m
• : http://pastebin.com/NSY3FpEQ Data analysis [R code]: http://pastebin.com/FAiau
• ans. The code does various kinds of analysis of the links (after building them),
• analyst
• y day. I should know, I'm a content analyst and present-day applications are ne
• analytic
• a submission involves running some analytic's giving the option of converting t
• s://ssl' : 'http://www') + '.google-analytics.com/ga.js'; var s = document.getEl
• analytics
• not. Provides logging of crawl for analytics and eyecandy (googleearth display)
• ://ssl' : 'http://www') + '.google-analytics.com/ga.js'; var s = document.getEl
• analyze
• this need when I wanted to quickly analyze a log file for sent and unsent SMSs
• rnaments. Then it opens text files, analyzes them one by one, by extracting dif
• the output of menu item 1(read and analyze text) Background: For the last five
• which we have to write for german, analyze them and check if there are some sp
• analyzer~
• ption ~Sample Mega Million lottery analyzer~ Functions: 1) Check your tickets a
• analyzes
• rnaments. Then it opens text files, analyzes them one by one, by extracting diff
• anchor
• . 2) Minisearcher treats links to an anchor on a page (like a href="#something"
• search for something, for instance "anchor", there are many semantic domains th
• fits with the word : it might be an anchor for a ship or an anchor in html - th
• might be an anchor for a ship or an anchor in html - the second one is that pag
• er embedded stuff. 2. It can extract anchor text in links 3. It can extract page
• ient. The crawler deals with generic anchor tags, and avoids links tags present
• ancient
• igot algorithm runs very slow on my ancient Dell centrino laptop running debian
• android
• n (eg. docs.python.org or developer.android.com). Thanks: I would like to say �
• a list like this ['http://developer.android.com', 'http://stackoverflow.com'] o
• client side is written in Java for android. OffDocSearch works according to th
• only with two profiles for now - ‘android developer’ and ‘IT professional
• andyvoicu
• ank you. link answered yesterday andyvoicu 36 2 edited yesterday
• angle
• e codes for ampersands, apostrophes, angle brackets, and quotation marks. Outpu
• cosine distance (that depends on the angle between two vectors), the Pearson di
• -calculator-1.php "A Proof of the Triangle Inequality for the Tanimoto Distance
• animal
• ed. Also, when we get data for a new animal's brain, we always consult the data
• annotations
• he car owner ( I haven't made the annotations yet and probably won't be able to
• anonymity
• this contest certainly know, true anonymity is difficult to achieve on the int
• anonymization
• on IP search history IP address anonymization Users have the option to clear t
• anonymous
• called anonymized data isn’t so anonymous with some detective work. But I th
• anotaciones
• ero no tuve tiempo de hacer estas anotaciones en ingles, pero igual quiero part
• anry
• ril 20. link answered 01 Apr, 11:08 anry 11 2 1 If you con
• antenna
• eeded to procure and install was an antenna of some sort. Being that my home is
• o come up with a fairly unobtrusive antenna. And I didn't want to spend a whole
• y brings me to the point. See, this antenna being not very expensive, fairly in
• ng that it's designed as a portable antenna, it's very easy to put up and take
• antiface
• . (02 Apr, 10:05) antiface 0
• . (02 Apr, 09:55) antiface If it seems apparen
• ) (02 Apr, 00:06) antiface Sounds about right
• ) (02 Apr, 19:05) antiface previous 1
• up... link answered 06 Apr, 21:09 antiface 134 2 5 11 1 Re
• . (02 Apr, 09:35) antiface 3 I think some of y
• . (02 Apr, 14:08) antiface If your chance of w
• ) (02 Apr, 14:42) antiface @antiface - to be h
• 14:42) antiface @antiface - to be honest, I'm flattered, than
• ) (01 Apr, 23:46) antiface 5 @antiface you're
• 3:46) antiface 5 @antiface you're not obligated to take part i
• :16) JFreegman 1 @antiface : I like your paintings. You seem t
• ) (06 Apr, 17:08) antiface "It's 99% PR, 1% cr
• anubis
• t : Rattus norvegicus baboon : Papio anubis human : Homo sapiens humans : Homo s
• anybody
• s, do not hesitate to ask. You (and anybody else interested in talking about th
• www.udacity-forums.com/cs101/ . For anybody trying to run this, I'd recommend u
• made on the innoSearch s.engine by anybody - chooses the first one that hasn't
• r own good and then published it so anybody can take the advantage of it. GITHU
• anyhow
• ush some test data to the repo later anyhow in case anyone actually wants to run
• anymore
• ont of Innovation with a big I, not anymore. They risk not being relevant in 20
• h you that may not be useful to you anymore but may be very useful to an NGO pr
• se books might not be useful to you anymore and you might be thinking to sell t
• engine improved (not case sensitive anymore) You can add items to search by cli
• anyone
• the top 5.. It would be amazing. If anyone wants to help me build this thing, i
• le and readable as possible, so that anyone who passed this class should be able
• are called Sajjan Shakti You may be anyone doing a certain work in a certain fi
• ter systems, nor share directly with anyone, or hosted by a corporation. As it i
• plugin for DuckDuckGo (DuckDuckGlow, anyone?), but I haven't reached that point.
• sistent formatting, which of course (anyone who has worked accountancy) never ha
• ata to the repo later anyhow in case anyone actually wants to run it! There you
• domain.com/SearchEngineTitle) where anyone can query that particular engine and
• de. I'd also love to hear input from anyone who actually uses the code in real l
• ogram that enable web developers (or anyone interested) to check their included
• ake a basic walkthru of the code for anyone who is interested - First the librar
• anytime
• else, so can't promise it would be anytime you want, but we will try to find s
• anyway
• way since a basic regex will spot it anyway, but planly writing my e-mail for ev
• You have permission to use "Dave" anyway you want. (but do keep in mind that
• : "You have permission to use "Dave" anyway you want. (but do keep in mind that
• Submission Sudoku solver (mostly anyway!) After the one quiz where we had to
• anyways
• I'd go ahead and post my submission anyways... I created an HTML table parser,
• anywhere
• as they're equally likely to appear anywhere in the document. The disadvantages
• ts, allow for href attributes to be anywhere within the a tag, not only immediat
• aplirane
• ase enter the unordered characters: aplirane Please enter the size of the new wo
• apliszka
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• apliszka link answered 2 days ago apliszka 36 1 pr
• apologize
• then participate in the contest? I apologize @wellfair if I am mistaken, I hope
• I probably will in the future). I apologize for my broken English. Thank You f
• algorithm: http://db.tt/nJssbNUs I apologize for the lack of polish, but it's b
• apology
• my mother tongue, please accept my apology for the broken English in the paper
• apostrophes
• HTML escape codes for ampersands, apostrophes, angle brackets, and quotation ma
• apparent
• ntiface If it seems apparent that someone registered for the cou
• gs in the code, which isn't readily apparent from the example below. But most of
• apparently
• d that's simple arithmetic (that I apparently cannot code in Python!). :) @Udaci
• a program that is semi-complex and apparently functional. Thanks for helping me
• appearance
• le sheets enable you to change the appearance and layout of all the pages in a W
• out how often each number made its appearance in a given set of lottery results,
• appears
• e Google Data Python Client library appears to be released under the Apache Lic
• shows the detailed information that appears on the computer screen when the pro
• information when the search string appears to be about programming. Since I'm
• e urls in which the searched string appears. e.g if searched term is 'udacity'
• h keyword to the number of times it appears in the category, augmented with cou
• he page (i.e., (# of times the term appears) / (total # of words)). The paramet
• writing the origin , a Did you mean appears using the edit_distance from proble
• e will remember how often each word appears. After that, using K-means clusteri
• application notifies you when that appears. 2 You are a celebrity and you want
• owing how many times a given string appears and at what position in the text al
• of this character or place; when it appears, disappears, etc. For instance: if
• acter or place; when it appears, disappears, etc. For instance: if we enter the
• ain, 1605), we'll discover that she appears mostly in the middle part of the bo
• arget string: 'Dulcinea del Toboso' appears 34 times in the text. 11 times in t
• he end of the book, Dulcinea hardly appears. And we can get all this data even
• append
• So far on my project someone has to append a new line of code to the project fi
• ng.' if new_alert: master_alert_list.append([alert_url,alert_title,alert_summary
• title,alert_summary]) new_alert_list.append([alert_url,alert_title,alert_summary
• arch(index) 2) Comment off “result.append(title[0])” 3) Remove comment on �
• ])” 3) Remove comment on “result.append(title)” The output of results with
• appereance
• selected words in a web page. The appereance of the webpage can be modified fro
• apple
• more information here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/draw-something-by-omgpop/
• apples
• copyright a subject, say, a bowl of apples and oranges, there's no copyright on
• applet
• he web crawler into a java graphical applet. That would be AWESOME! :-D link a
• applicaiton
• te all the tables required by the applicaiton) rails s (this will start the web
• applications
• a content analyst and present-day applications are never more than a 3 or 4 out
• ry Pythonic way of developing new applications in service to society. link ans
• val in Knowledge Management, i.e. applications such as STRIX, for instance, by D
• see this search engine as having applications for music students (e.g. "Let me
• n Involve! is a python module and applications such as: - Index data storage. Lo
• atabase. Runs as a service. Other applications and scripts can query it for sear
• vice. It allows to run python web applications. So one can make web pages. - Web
• escribed above. This makes Django applications easier to install. All the other
• can offer to make window and web applications for these NGOs for free as your p
• ded to create database-backed web applications according to the Model-View-Contr
• no prior experience creating Web applications or using languages such as Python
• useful, especially for Web-based applications. A large portion of the code is d
• asp.net developer, developing web applications, inventory control and accounting
• mitted work on search engine like applications, I decided to apply what I learne
• data that can fuel many different applications. The code contains a ‘demo’ p
• e that shows two examples of such applications: the first one gets the name of a
• ect: Gator - A web aggregator and applications using Gator 1. A personalized hom
• uild something that had practical applications. We found that after we made this
• such links, here are two specific applications: (1) Measuring difficulty of a pr
• bout the biggest, most ridiculous applications that I could make, but most of th
• ow the crawler works and what its applications can be: http://youtu.be/8yM3M5rmi
• application’s
• opriate representations of your application’s resources. Templates can come i
• applies
• (or even patentable). And copyright applies only to the expression of an idea,
• apply
• nner! It will make more sense if you apply most of the things we've learnt in c
• ou learn something, go out there and apply it in the real world ! So take it ea
• out the winning bit, see how you can apply whatever we've learnt to SOLVE A REA
• gine like applications, I decided to apply what I learned in class in a differe
• from the dictionary of keywords and apply edit distance concept during search
• e upcoming football season, so I can apply and tweak my ranking algorithm as th
• n it the search results The same can apply for links to sites you like… the p
• � the popularity game shouldn't only apply to the criteria of the search engine
• edibly interesting to see how people apply computer science to their areas of e
• Bootstrap and Google App Engine and apply what little I've learned so far abou
• his 7 week class and I have tried to apply what we were taught in a creative wa
• appreciate
• ed in contest projects. Although I appreciate the respect shown for intellectual
• ds I'm not a successful painter. I appreciate knowing that you like my work, tho
• you for this submission. I really appreciate the well commented code. This will
• :] Any code improvements would be appreciated also. Finishing thoughts : I woul
• @Shashank Thanks! I appreciate your comment! (12
• sh Thanks, rush, I appreciate that. (17 Apr, 01:
• approach
• ce of an existing Search Engine, an approach of entering a Search Phrase of stru
• nintended behavioural changes. This approach can be problematic if the log files
• e the anagram :O). I needed another approach to solve this problem and after som
• approaches
• hon cmd library. But, the deadline approaches! The main program is just a series
• and exams, provide some additional approaches to scoring pages or terms within a
• as a filter. I do some approximate approaches to counting syllables and sentence
• correlation or Bayes theorem-based approaches (which can yield directed graphs),
• appropriate
• _url" which checks if a url is in appropriate format and converts it if it's no
• hat are responsible for providing appropriate representations of your applicati
• emplates in order to generate the appropriate HTTP response.  In Rails, the
• the project is very efficient and appropriate. • Many people from the project
• transportation of things to their appropriate places. This mean can be changed
• g of synthesized sentences (or an appropriate error message); certain other err
• generates character strings with appropriate Markov n-tuple frequencies, creat
• Keyword is essential for deriving appropriate results. Algorithm Description �
• e URL which he/she thinks is most appropriate according to the keyword entered.
• al query filter for undesirable/inappropriate search terms Index purging – th
• tion “phrase1” simply adds an appropriate Five W context to the keyword alo
• t. One wrinkle was filling in the appropriate dates into the url. Googling led
• current datetime and produces the appropriate start and end strings to insert i
• ead a bit better and use the more appropriate start string. I found that all of
• approximate
• ion of a standard Markov order to approximate a fractional order. Our code also
• d possibly as a filter. I do some approximate approaches to counting syllables
• approximately
• tz # # # *This service will send approximately 5 SMS messages for every new # w
• USA. # # This service will send approximately 5 SMS messages for every new # w
• list) != 0: print print 'Pausing approximately 1 minute before attempting resen
• digits of Pi could be painted in approximately 7 minutes on my Dell inspiron 20
• apps
• pplication URL: http://istorya-search.appspot.com Motivation To be honest, I nev
• h algorithm at: http://istorya-search.appspot.com For testing purposes, we fille
• the two principal function of such an apps. funtion1 --- take a long message in
• TlU Application URL: http://youdacity.appspot.com PLEASE NOTE: If you try out th
• :) I'm sure we'll be seeing cool web apps being built by Udacians who could nev
• can be found here: http://news-story.appspot.com/ (The "news stories" are best
• th), your demo site http://news-story.appspot.com/ seems to be broken. It is pro
• appspot
• Alexa App URL: http://seorankcheck.appspot.com This SEO Tool to check Page Ran
• e world!) Demo: http://seorankcheck.appspot.com GitHub: https://github.com/mast
• ems broken. Isn't it: lagadomachine.appspot.com Instead of: kagadinachine.appsp
• pspot.com Instead of: kagadinachine.appspot.com (yesterday) c
• VW5sQU9kRVJyZFk Demo Url: ratedveep.appspot.com Forum Id: ch10 Current time: 11
• lication URL: http://istorya-search.appspot.com Motivation To be honest, I neve
• algorithm at: http://istorya-search.appspot.com For testing purposes, we filled
• pp website: http://innovatingsearch.appspot.com code: download zip file / get o
• online site http://innovatingsearch.appspot.com Forum id: lyricalpolymath Ackno
• ent or URL. Demo: https://locateweb.appspot.com/ You can search only your data.
• eDaveFind Link: http://davedavefind.appspot.com I’ve been teaching myself Pyt
• EAUTIFUL!!!! However, going to your appspot URL, I'm unable to enter a query st
• U Application URL: http://youdacity.appspot.com PLEASE NOTE: If you try out the
• an be found here: http://news-story.appspot.com/ (The "news stories" are best r
• ), your demo site http://news-story.appspot.com/ seems to be broken. It is prob
• aprox
• to gnd point to Screen. How to get (aprox. due a noise and LDR characteristics
• aquí
• que quiero analizar. Mi código esta aquí. http://pastebin.com/i2f9iAGj Partic
• arXiv
• a of the papers is obtained from www.arXiv.org . The crawling process is done a
• arbitrarily
• iles. Ideally, the profile can be arbitrarily varied, until it covers some spec
• le python script that I can paste arbitrarily large chunks of the original SAS
• arbitrary
• orpus from the main index using an arbitrary set of search terms, and search th
• row of the following (or choose an arbitrary place in China) and paste it in th
• architectural
• ganization is undergoing a major architectural change and you may have a lot of
• architecture
• atform Ruby On Rails based on MVC architecture. Testing of individual pages are
• OffDocSearch has a client-server architecture. The server is implemented in pyt
• archive
• text files (samples provided in the archive), builds an index and produces new
• archives
• title to search the New York Times archives (back to 1984 I believe) for anothe
• archivo
• Yo hice un programa para encontrar archivos duplicados en un directorio y subd
• �n del proceso 1) recorro todos los archivos agrupando por tamaño, 2) elimino
• año igual agrupo por el md5 de los archivo. 4) tengo unas consideraciones espe
• onsideraciones especiales con: 4.1) archivos de tamaño 0 bytes. 4.2) grupos de
• lementos en este caso comparo estos archivos con filecmp 5) vuelvo y elimino lo
• er' which takes 4 inputs: A string 'archivo' - the book in plain .txt format A
• archivos
• Yo hice un programa para encontrar archivos duplicados en un directorio y subdi
• �n del proceso 1) recorro todos los archivos agrupando por tamaño, 2) elimino l
• onsideraciones especiales con: 4.1) archivos de tamaño 0 bytes. 4.2) grupos de
• lementos en este caso comparo estos archivos con filecmp 5) vuelvo y elimino los
• arcs
• not plotted on top of the connecting arcs and the connecting arcs have same col
• he connecting arcs and the connecting arcs have same color instead of different
• area
• I have other projects in other areas, but all are good projects, it would
• in my name, but has a project in the area of ​​artificial intelligence and
• So it's not hard to innovate in that area. (02 Apr, 10:05) an
• Anyone in the Los Angeles area want to form a team? link answered
• y position the notes in the corkboard area. Link: CorkPost Screenshot Technologi
• for via default browser. Application area: If you are an expert in a particular
• If you are an expert in a particular area and you need quick and mobile search
• hould only search within a very limit area. The idea is to create a search tree
• webpages (all these pages within the area of Psychology) i.e. the blog becomes
• the same set of parents, and set the area to be equal to n*num_teams (note, are
• rea to be equal to n*num_teams (note, area rather then width). A bit of colourin
• eople apply computer science to their areas of expertise. This can be really ins
• provided search engine in a number of areas. The main point of my submission was
• areas
• I have other projects in other areas, but all are good projects, it would
• d are certified in their neighboring areas as per their will and convenience. 3
• algorithm, and I thought about other areas where a similar algorithm could be u
• ople apply computer science to their areas of expertise. This can be really ins
• rovided search engine in a number of areas. The main point of my submission was
• aren
• tiface If it seems apparent that someone registered for the cour
• es? There might be some features that aren't concerned with the core workings of
• getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s); })(); First
• Muchev 51 4 There aren't any rules about this, but one of th
• d that's simple arithmetic (that I apparently cannot code in Python!). :) @Udaci
• getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s); })(); First
• together teams with the same set of parents, and set the area to be equal to n*
• 's offers, like you propose. If there aren't any solutions like that in Spain yo
• getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s); })(); First
• are”
• le “What is” compared to “What are”, and so seems room for more complete
• argument
• AI classifying RSS feeds. optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message
• urls and paths, parse command line arguments, communicate trough http, save ind
• to the index. - Using command line arguments it is possible to control: the num
• tements. We can get help on all the arguments by invoking the -h switch: $ ./cra
• an index file as output. positional arguments: outfile output index file name, d
• ame, defaults to index.dat optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message
• rls and their sub-directories. This argument can be specified multiple times. -t
• a similar fashion. But the two only arguments are the serach index file and the
• s provided in list, which is second argument to the function. It helps in removi
• n specify the length with the limit argument. Title generator: Takes a url as in
• keslookup.py takes one command line argument, a single string containing the wor
• time searches, get the command line argument for the search term and store data.
• no loop as this would be a circular argument. (2) Semantic: We know what a proof
• arguments
• om’ package. lagado() takes five arguments: 1) nlags , the number of “lagge
• AI classifying RSS feeds. optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message
• urls and paths, parse command line arguments, communicate trough http, save ind
• to the index. - Using command line arguments it is possible to control: the num
• ements. We can get help on all the arguments by invoking the -h switch: $ ./cra
• n index file as output. positional arguments: outfile output index file name, d
• me, defaults to index.dat optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message
• similar fashion. But the two only arguments are the serach index file and the
• ile named OUTPUT_HTML_PATH in your arguments will be created and it contains th
• queries on found content. optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message
• d both the max_pages and max_depth arguments in crawl web. This allows more con
• ot remember the exact order of the arguments. Uspicious indexes all defined pro
• arise
• came one challenge another two would arise, and before I knew it I had spent we
• arithmetic
• ng the Python interpreter do basic arithmetic. There is a solution, though: Make
• win this prize, and that's simple arithmetic (that I apparently cannot code in
• ng a "citation graph".. all simple arithmetic at this point.. and you could "bro
• evaluate the search query. Simple arithmetic equations First the program tries
• the program tries to solve simple arithmetic equations like 3 2 or 3 *4. It's p
• ation and integration# Well simple arithmetic equations are... simple ;-) usuall
• arrange
• time request limit : maybe you can arrange the following : the first page of y
• array
• , My sinful earth these rebel powers array, And make the earth devour her own s
• ry a few exercises about assignment, arrays, for loops, booleans, if statements
• ere are 2 assignment exercises and 3 array exercises. But hopefully it gets the
• lguo/similarity.html Clustering Microarray Data", Andrea Vijverberg, Advisor: P
• ecimal digit by changing the default array i have defined. A total of 23140 dig
• arrays
• ry a few exercises about assignment, arrays, for loops, booleans, if statements,
• articles
• say the first sentences from those articles.. The problem I was trying to solve
• way people actually "scan" through articles on Wikipedia, jumping from hyperlin
• he top 5 hyperlinks.. crawl those 5 articles, index the top 5 articles there, an
• l those 5 articles, index the top 5 articles there, and create an interesting "l
• navigate through a series Wikipedia articles.. Come on, we ALL do it! Let's buil
• ere is another agenda. I read a few articles online about Udacity. Don't get me
• osts (not from reference content or articles): Assumption: Occurrence of the bot
• algorithm to automatically sort the articles sent by your choice of RSS sources
• f a topic is hot, dozens of similar articles are going to show up. Randomly goin
• w. First, FeedInformant fetches the articles available from the various RSS sour
• ode that cleans the text within the articles is far from perfect but at least it
• It helps in removing prepositions, articles, etc. which frequently occurs in th
• kim through and summarize Wikipedia articles- Hello everyone!!! First of all I'd
• nalyses and skims through Wikipedia articles and tells the User what aspects are
• to write a program that understands articles and is able to summarize and presen
• kind of 'understand' the Wikipedia articles. I've never thought that such an ap
• how often words appear in Wikipedia articles we would always determine "the" to
• guage to remove them from Wikipedia articles. If you want to use this list for y
• riment with a different way to find articles to read. I created a program that a
• ts by requesting the most recent 10 articles published to the New York Times web
• omly selecting one of the first few articles returned for that keyword), and the
• lete with links to the accompanying articles. That can be found here: http://new
• artificial
• 't even have to get into any fancy artificial intelligence or machine learning..
• , search by location, implementing artificial intelligence in search requests, r
• our baby steps in data mining and artificial intelligence, bit by bit. We may t
• artist
• I'm not remixing it, though. I'm an artist, intellectual property is my game. T
• hat's the main difference between an artist and s.o. who's just creative. And al
• I still hope that my souls hides an artist I'm not strong enough to release him
• artists
• t a feel for related words; helping artists build on common word associations i
• artk
• Github repository Submitter Forum Id: artk Licensed under Creative Commons CC BY
• weepstakes link answered 2 days ago artk 36 3 edited 2 days ago
• arts
• output. This project consists of two parts: 1) Python script reads a text file w
• s the usual method is of attaining to arts and sciences; whereas, by his contriv
• search engine is separated into two parts: engine_spider.py and engine_search.p
• ch the members for a particular fiber arts technique and get a custom webpage th
• artxgj
• Deals Crawler (USDC) Source code in artxgj's Github repository Submitter Forum
• asap
• ed code, I'll revert that and push it asap. Thanks again! :) (06
• ascend
• word= asc ,distance= 1 ,limit= 30 ['ascend', 0] ['ascend.', 0] ['ascended', 0]
• stance= 1 ,limit= 30 ['ascend', 0] ['ascend.', 0] ['ascended', 0] ['ascended.',
• t= 30 ['ascend', 0] ['ascend.', 0] ['ascended', 0] ['ascended.', 0] ['ascendeth'
• 0] ['ascend.', 0] ['ascended', 0] ['ascended.', 0] ['ascendeth', 0] ['ascends',
• ] ['ascended', 0] ['ascended.', 0] ['ascendeth', 0] ['ascends', 0] ['ascension',
• ['ascended.', 0] ['ascendeth', 0] ['ascends', 0] ['ascension', 0] ['ascent', 0]
• ascendeth
• ['ascended', 0] ['ascended.', 0] ['ascendeth', 0] ['ascends', 0] ['ascension',
• ascends
• ['ascended.', 0] ['ascendeth', 0] ['ascends', 0] ['ascension', 0] ['ascent', 0]
• ascension
• ['ascendeth', 0] ['ascends', 0] ['ascension', 0] ['ascent', 0] ['ascribe', 0]
• ascent
• 0] ['ascends', 0] ['ascension', 0] ['ascent', 0] ['ascribe', 0] ['as', 1] ["as's
• ascertain
• equal to number of keywords, # to ascertain that each keyword gets proper trea
• ascii
• ompleted in time Converts strings to ascii to avoid utf8 encoding issues (espec
• ascribe
• 0] ['ascension', 0] ['ascent', 0] ['ascribe', 0] ['as', 1] ["as's", 1] ["as't",
• asham
• ["as's", 1] ["as't", 1] ['ash', 1] ["asham'd", 1] ["asham'd,", 1] ["asham'd.",
• s't", 1] ['ash', 1] ["asham'd", 1] ["asham'd,", 1] ["asham'd.", 1] ["asham'd?",
• 1] ["asham'd", 1] ["asham'd,", 1] ["asham'd.", 1] ["asham'd?", 1] ['ashamed',
• 1] ["asham'd,", 1] ["asham'd.", 1] ["asham'd?", 1] ['ashamed', 1] ['ashamed?',
• 1] ["asham'd.", 1] ["asham'd?", 1] ['ashamed', 1] ['ashamed?', 1] ['ashes', 1]
• 1] ["asham'd?", 1] ['ashamed', 1] ['ashamed?', 1] ['ashes', 1] ['ashy', 1] ['a
• ashes
• 1] ['ashamed', 1] ['ashamed?', 1] ['ashes', 1] ['ashy', 1] ['aside', 1] ['asid
• ashy
• d', 1] ['ashamed?', 1] ['ashes', 1] ['ashy', 1] ['aside', 1] ['aside!', 1] ['asi
• asleep
• this definition). BTW, unless I was asleep (entirely possible), I don't think w
• aspect
• ended up being the most challenging aspect. I finally ended up putting it on Am
• dia articles and tells the User what aspects are important to know. The applicat
• ikipedia pages just to find out what aspects of this topic are important and to
• ble to isolate most of the important aspects on a given topic!!! Results for "Se
• aspects
• ia articles and tells the User what aspects are important to know. The applicat
• kipedia pages just to find out what aspects of this topic are important and to
• le to isolate most of the important aspects on a given topic!!! Results for "Se
• assemble
• nities and possibly an advantage to assemble a nice script for example because p
• assess
• information that a user could use to assess the quality of search results. Here
• hich is the field in which we try to assess all that biological data as whole, b
• assesses
• assifier algorithm is called and it assesses the similarity of each document aga
• assign
• amount paid. Based on the amount, we assign a priority to each webpage. Now, whe
• assignment
• t's hard to say that you don't get assignment, or loops. And forum advice can on
• come to try a few exercises about assignment, arrays, for loops, booleans, if s
• limited at the moment. There are 2 assignment exercises and 3 array exercises. B
• tten outside of Udacity's homework assignments (I'm actually a law student, but
• ple terms, but unlike the homework assignment, order does not matter and the ter
• assignments
• en any of the quizzes or done any assignments, and then participate in the cont
• ct is inspired on the programming assignments and what I've learned in Udacity
• ten outside of Udacity's homework assignments (I'm actually a law student, but
• assistance
• s, and theology, without the least assistance from genius or study.” Modern te
• assistant
• ion : FeedInformant, a personal AI assistant to automatically classify your RSS
• associate
• update them content Each RSS feeds associate with a webpage. a few website has
• ion which just send request to the associated URL'S to load the page beforehand
• e to implement)was that if i could associate a color with each of the digits an
• ated i wish to extend this idea to associate a tone with each digit and hear ho
• association
• and you can also give a different association of colors to each decimal digit b
• associations
• ping artists build on common word associations in their word, e.g. song lyrics,
• assume
• es or the entire submission/team? (I assume the former, but I'm not a lawyer.)
• e need to earn our keep, rather than assume it is as a right. We need to give fi
• bin file, or a github repository.) I assume that bitbucket is valid too, so here
• anteed if (1/x + 1/y + 1/z) 1. Let's assume we want to bet a total of 100$, then
• en acessed for a long while hence we assume that the user is not going to enter
• assumes
• wanted to get it working. The code assumes consistent formatting, which of cou
• assure
• o be part of the winning team, and I assure you it's a team and not an individua
• and date are checked by functions to assure they are valid and to make them all
• assuredly
• search engines make fortunes, and assuredly there are some developers at The S
• astenolit
• (18 Apr, 07:27) astenolit showing 5 of 7
• pository Link : https://github.com/astenolit/adjective_crawler The Idea. I am a
• y udacious too. Enrique Contreras (astenolit) enconva@gmail.com link answered
• .com link answered 14 Apr, 07:54 astenolit 565 1 9 26 edited 14 Apr, 12:53
• (17 Apr, 14:50) astenolit 3
• atmosphere
• internet a more relaxed, trusting atmosphere. Other notes: I’m not quite clea
• atomic
• tures of SQLite: a. Transactions are atomic, consistent, isolated, and durable (
• NEE: ...seeks to locate and classify atomic elements in text into predefined cat
• attachment
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• SMS so sleep for 60 seconds before attempting to resend print print 'Next weat
• nally gave him the tools. His first attempt was an algorithm that scanned ahead
• say that it is practically my first attempt to program. I was introduced to Pyt
• w the algorithm worked. On my first attempt, the rankings were mostly reasonabl
• ds of negotiation. My program is an attempt to help solve that problem. The pro
• web site and ignores the rest in an attempt to keep the database size small. Ou
• that a bit and made a half-hearted attempt at trying to make a Win Phone 7 app
• attempts
• where multiple keyword entry search attempts are required to find what is being
• attend
• Company. Two Years ago I decided to attend the University of applied sciences i
• attention
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• rcial license. I never really paid attention to all those licenses because, as
• grapher also doesn’t want to pay attention to words that are already defined.
• attribute
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• rching for targets, allow for href attributes to be anywhere within the a tag,
• ng for the url names within a href attribute, allow for the use of single or do
• attributes
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• attribution
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• auction
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• audacious
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• audacity
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• or "current" taken from within the "audacity" result set Click a link there, and
• augment
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• authenticity
• ensures the Contributor about the authenticity of the process. It allows users t
• author
• in any code you lift. (Many cookbook authors do the same with recipes...) Why no
• ith recipes...) Why not just ask the author for permission? Probably good practi
• but it does open up a morass if the author says no. You can still legally use t
• y it on a paragraph of your favorite author, topic, or prose style -- or your ow
• ory. I read a news article about (as author claimed) the oldest school in Serbia
• see how well it could determine the author of a new play (not in the training s
• in the training set) by one of those authors. As an added bonus, this would enab
• cess to certain information like the author's profile in a useful way. This caus
• advance. By indexing the network of authors of scientific publications and dige
• is program does: The SI explores the author list of scientific papers to find re
• links we have papers (linking their authors). With the data crawled, the rank o
• h the data crawled, the rank of each author can be computed using Urank. The sum
• rcher as input and returns a list of authors that may be interesting for the res
• m a website giving due credit to the author @ http://davidbau.com/downloads/pi.p
• needs to be built once (unless these authorship disputes should ever resolve in
• s should ever resolve in favor of an author other than Shakespeare). shakeslooku
• authors
• n any code you lift. (Many cookbook authors do the same with recipes...) Why no
• n the training set) by one of those authors. As an added bonus, this would enab
• advance. By indexing the network of authors of scientific publications and dige
• links we have papers (linking their authors). With the data crawled, the rank o
• cher as input and returns a list of authors that may be interesting for the res
• authorship
• eds to be built once (unless these authorship disputes should ever resolve in fa
• autocomplete
• to create the functionality of an autocomplete function. At the end of the code
• you will find the main function "autocomplete". This function expects the index
• automate
• nd I wrote a small piece of code to automate the process of checking these ticke
• at all I came up with a way to semi automate spreadsheet reconcilations in excel
• automatic
• can this be used if we want to do automatic word correction? Maybe we need ser
• automatically
• ned above were created by Django automatically and have no changes added by me.
• x", such as scaffolding that can automatically construct some of the models and
• mant, a personal AI assistant to automatically classify your RSS feeds. Concept
• ed machine-learning algorithm to automatically sort the articles sent by your c
• he concordance are then filtered automatically to remove words that are very un
• lists of entries that are merged automatically with the list of suggested entri
• pening the "last # news" webpage automatically in the default browser in a wind
• antage of this method is that it automatically compensates for common words, as
• o read. I created a program that automatically creates what I will call a "news
• n search engines today, they are automatically given the best results. Why are
• mply run the program and it will automatically sync for any changes or are prov
• automation
• vity. One way is in providing full automation of repeated operations, another -
• availability
• Team for their efforts to provide availability to High Quality education for eve
• average
• from 10 to 20 patients at once. In average numbers: 17 patients. But sometimes
• ure update_value: Doc_value = {url:[averagevalue,numberofratins]}. The reason t
• to fit an easy way to calculate the average rating each time an user calls the
• alculate a new rating, based on the average. ==POSSIBLE IMPROVEMENTS== Well, I'
• content of the webpage). A weighted average has been implemented but there migh
• deals your competitors have, their average price, discount rate, how many peop
• avoid
• ensibility like Hide data structure, avoid traversing multiple links or methods
• deals with generic anchor tags, and avoids links tags present in mail, image a
• The webpages visited are memoized to avoid multiple downloads. The entries of t
• in time Converts strings to ascii to avoid utf8 encoding issues (especially as
• ry pretty fast and also it helped me avoid going through further branchs in the
• far from a working application, and avoid a lot of the dumb mistakes I made. A
• avoids
• deals with generic anchor tags, and avoids links tags present in mail, image an
• aware
• Thanks, @ben -parks, I wasn't aware it was a non-commercial license. I n
• or ones that I would necessarily be aware of - maybe I have never heard of the
• privacy: As people become ever more aware of privacy issues on the internet, b
• f code is related to the last. I’m aware of some issues that exist with using
• awesome
• ou heard of Nuggetize? Nuggetize is awesome. You punch in a web page and it gat
• egories too, cause Wikipedia has an awesome Ontology.. I do content analysis on
• m ~~!! Let's come up with something awesome and win this baby! link answered
• acity Team!! You guys are making an awesome job :D I have really learned a lot!
• change the world”! It was really awesome experience to study python at cs101
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• es. Thanks to Dave and Peter for an awesome class! I was happy to learn enough
• a month ago I started playing this awesome game called Draw Something which is
• 1 Oh wow, that's pretty awesome! (13 Apr, 14:48)
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• awful
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• awfully
• vant in 20 years. I know, it sounds awfully ironic. In the last few years, they
• awww
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• axiom
• of deductions and invoking theorems, axioms (including definitions). This proje
• irst defining a distance between two axioms/theorems - namely the number of the
• quently generalises by dropping some axioms (e.g., the order axiom for integers
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• background
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• user. Able to navigate forward and backward through result pages. Able to jump
• badly
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• balance
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• balsamiq
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• band
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• have never heard of the book, or the band. But by using the associated keywords
• bane
• ng that doesn't give errors. It's the bane of my existence as a programmer: Debu
• bang
• box also accepts commands inspired by bang syntax. Try typing --forum before you
• bank
• account or listing, or a in a classic bank rec situation especially if the input
• banners
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• barely
• things in C and MatLab, but we could barely do anything with it. I did ome of th
• barest
• hich can be found here , is only the barest of bones, using an extremely simple
• base
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• m entries, and will judge all entries based on their own merits, regardless of w
• web sites and provide search facility based on categories. Limitations: This pro
• suggestions for the incomplete words based upon the history of queries. The fir
• vides the suggestions for the queries based upon the history of queries. The sug
• ed. This program uses the amazing freebase database for data. The top ranked mov
• program uses the amazing freebase database for data. The top ranked movies have
• have a link to their web page on freebase.com. CS101 Tie In: Two functions in m
• have update/public time of each news. base on that info, we will know How many n
• baseline
• ure the log file. This becomes your baseline 'known good' log file Later, after
• paring the latest log file with the baseline log file you can detect errors or u
• bases
• use it. I probably didn't cover all bases - I'll figure out what I forgot as I
• basevars
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• basically
• r all non-essential components are basically implemented as dummy procedures?
• n Python, properly, without errors basically. The idea was just to build someth
• nt, but not just any content. It's basically a semantic engine. It adds layers
• . It extracts the first paragraph, basically, and the hyperlinks help within..
• a.. it's a classification problem, basically. So I figured that it would be ver
• 2 next 2 So basically, the students who already knew a l
• very simple query language, which basically responds to 2 kinds of command: qu
• of the seven available options. So basically, you can find out just about anyth
• to me (being more of a SQL person) basically seems like it's passing a bunch of
• d that before with the crawling. I basically recycled get_page to pull back the
• produced by our internal software (basically Department/Team hierarchy for a co
• basics
• ts. If students can truly master the basics, then they'll be much better placed
• basis
• ion 3.0 Licence), it is built on the basis of the knowledge i acquired by study
• site. They can have donations on the basis of their requirements. For registrat
• to the API on a regularly scheduled basis and populate a dictionary or other d
• batch
• am goes back to the beginning of the batch of SMS messages to ensure that none
• I have in the past scheduled various batch files to do things. Making it run py
• batty
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• baud
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• baudrate
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• bbci
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• beat
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• r team should not get much credit for beating it. Using this idea, I began by re
• sed this strange behavior. The Chiefs beat the Green Bay Packers, which gave the
• riginal algorithm, the rank gained by beating a team gets divided by that team�
• that team’s number of losses. Thus, beating a team with one loss is twice as v
• with one loss is twice as valuable as beating a team with two losses (and n time
• beats
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• beautiful
• agement, one that Nuggetize solved beautifully.. I thought I could do better, b
• for the fun of building something beautiful.. and the learning experience.. I
• a web page becomes a lot easier - beautifulsoap - especially for projects abou
• ific, I am thinking to include the beautifulsoup library in my project. Is this
• use any HTML parsing modules like beautiful soup. I tried to do everything usi
• ou found many times the adjective 'beautiful', we can infer the narrator, or th
• mes: fair * 1 times: even 1 times: beautiful ##################################
• 'Dulcinea' was a 'lady', and very beautiful!, because many adjectives related
• beautifully
• gement, one that Nuggetize solved beautifully.. I thought I could do better, bu
• beautifulsoap
• web page becomes a lot easier - beautifulsoap - especially for projects about
• beautifulsoup
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• beers
• joining Peter Sebastian and Dave for beers in sunny California, but I still pla
• before
• Should i post my github repo before 20th April? as i am over with my ini
• it the repo with a link on this post before the due date, your project will be c
• ng that the page number won't change before you can see that comment. Thanks to
• and I've totally blown submitting it before the deadline, but I thought it would
• An integer 'field' - number of words before and after the 'cadena' string to loo
• for adjectives in a range of 2 words before and after the string, with at least
• ############ In a range of 2 word(s) before and after the targetted string, 12 a
• beforehand
• associated URL'S to load the page beforehand . The code has a remold function t
• begginrs
• ny piece and write comment to allow begginrs like me to follow esly the construt
• beginners
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• the program were made public, many beginners would use it, just like they curre
• begun
• r for searching Once the crawler has begun it traverses only up to the limit sp
• behave
• u want. But, Python on ubuntu should behave nearly identical to Python on a Mac
• rlink to hyperlink.. it's how people behave in their information foraging behavi
• behavior
• d a log file to track the program's behavior, and a configuration file to change
• lid user inputs may cause erroneous behavior. Presently query suggestions for on
• are capable of describing the exact behavior and the role of tens of genes relat
• tuition of what caused this strange behavior. The Chiefs beat the Green Bay Pack
• educe the need for iterative search behavior. Experiment 1 : A basic tool for in
• espite its flaws and occasional bad behavior (some noise in the text that I coul
• behavioral
• d NGOs. • Behavior- According to behavioral description the software will prov
• behaviors
• have in their information foraging behaviors, or information seeking behaviors.
• behaviors, or information seeking behaviors.. jumping from hyperlink to hyperl
• behavioural
• u can detect errors or unintended behavioural changes. This approach can be pro
• beings
• sometimes tend to puzzle a few human beings as well. :o) ) (08 A
• believe
• has error - please check it; if you believe this error 404 should not have occu
• has error - please check it; if you believe this error 404 should not have occu
• has error - please check it; if you believe this error 404 should not have occu
• has error - please check it; if you believe this error 404 should not have occu
• has error - please check it; if you believe this error 404 should not have occu
• has error - please check it; if you believe this error 404 should not have occu
• has error - please check it; if you believe this error 404 should not have occu
• sion and receive recognition, but I believe we would not be able to consider it
• o your best and try your hardest. I believe I have about a ZERO chance of winni
• ly not as much as it's needed and I believe it really needs much more testing.
• le on their own. • Sacrifice - We believe that every individual must 'give ti
• vileged. • Deserve our needs - We believe that we need to earn our keep, rath
• sk in return. • Adding value - We believe that we add value only when we do s
• in a better way. • Passion – We believe that working with a 'burning desire
• • First Principles Approach - We believe that we must do things because they
• rustees' of tax payer resources, we believe in being proactively accountable an
• ve thy love, happy to die! And then believe me, my love is as fair Save that, t
• that take in account this? me-2 : I believe that xflux and redshift do part of
• ny rules of this contest, because I believe, that the outputs of Poker Stars ha
• . Please send money to anything you believe turns the world into a better place
• ways in which it could be abused. I believe that informing the user and giving
• sed and more informed in general. I believe that this will give at least my cor
• mewhat unscientifically continue to believe that it might have a pattern inside
• mewhere in page 5 of this thread, I believe. (17 Apr, 13:02)
• York Times archives (back to 1984 I believe) for another article (randomly sele
• bellow
• to continue indexing. The first line bellow crawl 10 pages and save 10 pages to
• belong
• s and pages I have bookmarked, and I belong to several online underground music
• from the list, as they also don’t belong in the dictionary. This routine is r
• 3. And by trying to find words that belong together (eg. 'United' + 'States').
• belongs
• Gnomes' embrace. To hear with eyes belongs to love's fine wit. Rise, resty Mus
• for the K-means algorithm since it belongs to the family of the unsupervised l
• benefice
• n_document_2, ... }, ... } The main benefice of this structure is that it can be
• beneficiaries
• peep into the experiences of the beneficiaries and the Sajjan shakti. It allows
• benefit
• r IP and activity on the site. This benefits them in various ways, but can also
• them in various ways, but can also benefit the user by giving them a more pers
• , while still providing the overall benefits of using the data in useful and po
• benefits
• r IP and activity on the site. This benefits them in various ways, but can also
• , while still providing the overall benefits of using the data in useful and pos
• benjamin
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• bets
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• better
• es. One other usage could be to give better compression rate with books and so o
• of all this to allow students to get better feedback on essays they write, as th
• e there are fewer teams, I could get better idea of how the algorithm worked. On
• g you believe turns the world into a better place. This is my idea of a better p
• a better place. This is my idea of a better place. Thank you Amber Jain (fellow
• beyon
• censes link answered 02 Apr, 05:49 beyon 176 3 1 Yes, all
• bielen
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• bigger
• seems some of us are not seeing the bigger picture . I think Udacity is not try
• y if I'm backward and not seeing the bigger picture. Like I said, IP is what put
• also, the more outlines a gene has, bigger is the chance that it is a major reg
• luded there in the first place). The bigger frustration are sites that end up po
• ist to see if the next list value is bigger than the variable's current value an
• biggest
• ��language” is expected to be the biggest, as this is next to the word “pro
• brainstorming. I thought about the biggest, most ridiculous applications that
• biggy
• hanges/enhancements follow: The real biggy, Named Entity Extraction. From wikip
• bigrams
• anguage'. More specifically, I used bigrams and their probability. Ofcourse, I
• . Ofcourse, I didn't try to get the bigrams and their probabilities myself. I t
• 's Romeo and Juliet), extracted the bigrams from it and calculated the probabil
• bijalba
• hrug. link answered 01 Apr, 22:12 bijalba 1.7k 4 12 33 I
• . (02 Apr, 00:12) bijalba It isn't necessary
• binary
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• verted index are stored in a on disk binary file. ranking using URank The index
• bindings
• use API. h. Written in ANSI-C. TCL bindings included. Bindings for dozens of ot
• biography
• when I am really interested in the biography of Kathy-Z. The most terrible part
• biological
• in which we try to assess all that biological data as whole, by modeling the gen
• entations of PageRank to work with biological networks, but none of them did wha
• biologist
• ty is bound to realize here. I'm a biologist. I have never had any formal educa
• bipolar
• to publish a blog that talks about bipolar disorder and he mentions Katherine
• erine Zeta Jones as an example of a bipolar person. Now, suppose that the menti
• birth
• - Google - Probalistic - his date of birth .... Results for "Albert Einstein" :
• Nobel Prize in Physics - his date of birth - Germany - Princeton University ...
• bitbucket
• github repository.) I assume that bitbucket is valid too, so here is a link to
• bitcoin
• numbers associated with the topic "bitcoin" log historical data in a flat file
• bitcrawl
• wget https://github.com/hobsonlane/bitcrawl/zipball/master unzip master cd hobs
• l/master unzip master cd hobsonlane-bitcrawl-*/ bitcrawl # OR python bitcrawl-sc
• ip master cd hobsonlane-bitcrawl-*/ bitcrawl # OR python bitcrawl-script.py Chec
• ne-bitcrawl-*/ bitcrawl # OR python bitcrawl-script.py Check out the README file
• rowse https://github.com/hobsonlane/bitcrawl/zipball/master Download the zip fil
• aster Download the zip file Extract bitcrawl-hobsonlane-*.zip using WinZip or eq
• .zip using WinZip or equivalent Run bitcrawl-script.py within your python interp
• in your python interpreter ( python bitcrawl-script.py ) Congratulations and tha
• bits
• r, so someone might find some use for bits and pieces of it. I crawled ~10k page
• : Everyday, I get several hundreds of bits of information sent by more than 50 n
• Channel 1) and 1.0-measurment/255 (8 bits ADC) Ex. At night, only the Monitor l
• bizoru
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• black
• es constrained by terms in white and black list. This, for example, can constra
• want. The user can provide white and black lists of entries that are merged aut
• ites are the same: some are white on black, some are black on whitish, some hav
• e: some are white on black, some are black on whitish, some have a lot of flash
• blank
• the webpage into words, using just a blank allows for lots of crud to get into
• blind
• n the matter; they still have to put blind faith in the hope that these sites w
• blobs
• bases and gigabyte-sized strings and blobs. e. Small code footprint: less than
• icantly. Namely, we still use simple blobs of text for the results in most case
• block
• ain, but I still can't code a single block without bugs. I find the contest is
• nee_add_to_index when I had writers block at the last moment (my brain was stu
• or iterative searching, a functional block deemed an “Investigative Facilitat
• too many requests its way and would block access to its domain for a short per
• that it wouldn't alarm the site and block me! There is obviously a better way
• blocks
• erns in order not to repeat the same blocks in different html templates and I pl
• dom word sequences on movable wooden blocks, then copy out any sequences of thre
• blog
• Creative Commons is okay if I write a blog post about my cat Ti-Loup. Can someon
• n about that part can be viewed on my blog here . 2) JavaScript loads the trie d
• ut this part are also described on my blog here For those who want to know more
• ld do. Most of website (such as news, blog, forum .. ) support RSS feeds. so We
• Creative Commons Public License on my blog: Search Engine Feature Pack Feel free
• I'm waiting for your responses on my blog... Also you can find it on pastebin .
• @Hobs Fork BitCrawl or check out our blog to follow our baby steps in data mini
• line mixes murmurs, diaries, news and blog posts up. So I made TweePops , which
• is the visualisation of 204 Wordpress blogs graph. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/54099
• t you'll have to read the development blog or look at the code to find them! I l
• e not already enrolled. I also kept a blog with lots of notes on this project. I
• ome psychologist decided to publish a blog that talks about bipolar disorder and
• rson. Now, suppose that the mentioned blog started to be pointed out by many web
• thin the area of Psychology) i.e. the blog becomes more and more famous. What wi
• will obtained the psychology-oriented blog as my first result when I am really i
• Z. The most terrible part is that the blog can be very extense and the name o Ka
• es was not an important topic for the blog. The index presented in class only re
• ay to day life. There is an excellent blog post from one of the github Python op
• blogs
• s the visualisation of 204 Wordpress blogs graph. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/54099
• blown
• vaguely exciting), and I've totally blown submitting it before the deadline, b
• blue
• dex, ["nice","weather"]) ['the sky is blue and cloudless', 'the night sky is cle
• blueprint
• my idea and started working on my blueprint already, I am really very disappoi
• board
• component parts (hardware – system board, memory card, system cover etc). Usu
• ned it from The Interociter bulletin board in Dallas (214/258-1832). The origin
• rce code. Stackoverflow.com is a Q A board for programmers so it is one of the
• ow up when I type something on my keyboard. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks
• bocci
• truly delicious vegetables and play bocci My brain likes these Udacious course
• bodies
• for efficiently interpreting larger bodies of (formal) mathematical text. lin
• bodily
• reasonable charge, and with a little bodily labour, might write books in philoso
• body
• , do not hesitate to ask. You (and anybody else interested in talking about that
• 35 2 Over my dead body you go :P (31 Mar, 05
• mAge Right, leave nobody behind eh? =) (31 Mar
• good as long as you suppose that everybody searches for the same thing. There ar
• you may now easily generate your own body of creative phrases, starting from th
• hydrochaeris Properties included are: body mass brain cells, brain neurons, brai
• made on the innoSearch s.engine by anybody - chooses the first one that hasn't b
• of one of those keywords inside news "body" or "title" How do I use it ? It is v
• based on the description meta tag or body content. Alexa Rank: Returns the Alex
• formula to suit. I also modified the body text for the email (in send_mail) to
• boilerplate
• samples, the program then uses a boilerplate html template to output all this
• bones
• e found here , is only the barest of bones, using an extremely simple algorithm
• bonus
• vy" as we Americans would say (extra bonus, not expected.) I consider myself a
• he project working nicely is a great bonus. It couldn't have been better. But I
• by one of those authors. As an added bonus, this would enable us to quantify wh
• bookmaker
• about it, why staying limited to 1 bookmaker? Next, I started elaborating on th
• elaborating on the idea that some bookmakers might disagree on who the favorit
• a set of predefined URLs - aka the bookmakers - (to honour the principle of pol
• ed the source code of 3 fictitious bookmakers in a variable). Next step is to f
• s to find games in the 3 different bookmakers that relate to the same game, and
• a draw - in case of soccer) which bookmaker provides the highest odds, and cal
• outcome of the game and with which bookmaker. Bit of math: -Odds for 'team 1' =
• bookmakers
• elaborating on the idea that some bookmakers might disagree on who the favorite
• a set of predefined URLs - aka the bookmakers - (to honour the principle of poli
• ed the source code of 3 fictitious bookmakers in a variable). Next step is to fi
• s to find games in the 3 different bookmakers that relate to the same game, and
• bookmark
• le for them to watch. They can also bookmark and share content with friends who
• oject : markacious Principle : most bookmark managing tools are of two kinds : b
• ess collaborative hosted tools. But bookmarks contains personal information that
• roduce/accumulate a large number of bookmarks but it is cumbersome to keep them
• is the first generation of a python bookmark tool, using basic programming notio
• lained in CS101 for reading a large bookmark file (exported from a browser curre
• bookmarklet
• ould be like a Wiki "Browser".. a bookmarklet you could click when you're on a
• it just pops it up in a pop up or bookmarklet or window or copies it in the cli
• bookmarks
• ss collaborative hosted tools. But bookmarks contains personal information that
• oduce/accumulate a large number of bookmarks but it is cumbersome to keep them
• books
• Yes, sure. I have read around 5 books on python programming, but i can't r
• m or you may be professional who has books with him from his old education days
• m from his old education days. These books might not be useful to you anymore a
• econdary education. The same useless books may provide education to millions of
• ike in the form of furniture, money, books, stationery, utensils, etc. They can
• a little bodily labour, might write books in philosophy, poetry, politics, law
• downloaded one of the copyright free books from the Guthemberg project (Jane Au
• s to do ASAP Remove old entries when books are deleted/modified link answered
• kes indices of intrasites and online books. The idea is to duplicate the functi
• in the back of paper-bound reference books, in which the entries are not exhaus
• er people that are writing reference books or want an index for their website c
• to give better compression rate with books and so on. Also because of that, pro
• d in the .tex source files of my textbooks, which restricts itself in a given e
• u need the .tex source files of your books. To test my script I have used some
• test my script I have used some textbooks from this site: http://linear.ups.ed
• nd hard to read! It is composed of 2 books. I chose the first one. I ran the co
• boolean
• it uses the special characters for boolean search operations. The other corpus
• Flask-on-Amazon-EC2 Todo: 1. Handle boolean operators for the search. Chicken A
• booleans
• bout assignment, arrays, for loops, booleans, if statements, etc. Many of them w
• borders
• in a country that often changed its borders over time. In school, we mostly lea
• born
• walls. By the very virtue of my being born in Canada, all my works are protected
• edispositions. Millions of people are born unlucky. They wake up in the morning,
• boss
• rent points of View between me and my boss about my Future in this Company. Two
• bottles
• much you have in your fridge (e.g. bottles, liters, milligram) GUI graphs for
• bottom
• background-repeat: repeat-x; border-bottom: 8px #d26a33 solid; margin-bottom:
• r-bottom: 8px #d26a33 solid; margin-bottom: 30px; -moz-box-shadow: 0px 2px 1px
• ter the necessary # constants at the bottom of this code) # # 1) After entering
• ://alerts.weather.gov/ # towards the bottom of the page to verify which States #
• background-repeat: repeat-x; border-bottom: 8px #d26a33 solid; margin-bottom:
• r-bottom: 8px #d26a33 solid; margin-bottom: 30px; -moz-box-shadow: 0px 2px 1px
• the top soon. If the page is at the bottom, it will slowly makes it way up. 2)
• background-repeat: repeat-x; border-bottom: 8px #d26a33 solid; margin-bottom:
• r-bottom: 8px #d26a33 solid; margin-bottom: 30px; -moz-box-shadow: 0px 2px 1px
• an hidden away in a tiny link at the bottom of the page. Users will then be able
• background-repeat: repeat-x; border-bottom: 8px #d26a33 solid; margin-bottom:
• r-bottom: 8px #d26a33 solid; margin-bottom: 30px; -moz-box-shadow: 0px 2px 1px
• time. Links to the files are at the bottom. I used the time, sys and shelve mod
• background-repeat: repeat-x; border-bottom: 8px #d26a33 solid; margin-bottom:
• r-bottom: 8px #d26a33 solid; margin-bottom: 30px; -moz-box-shadow: 0px 2px 1px
• e Then the action, starting from the bottom - send_mail with WindGustForecast an
• bought
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• tral processing unit there to I’ve bought the component parts (hardware – sy
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ench collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• ve.me , a Brazilian startup that was bought about a year ago, only 2 months afte
• bound
• g outside of the web interpreter are bound to come up with something more refin
• ty of the index in the back of paper-bound reference books, in which the entrie
• o the book or the website (which are bound to happen). I modified the web crawl
• e the true potential that Udacity is bound to realize here. I'm a biologist. I
• boundaries
• ing up the string at white space # boundaries for readability while at the same
• boundary
• learned to consider all the unusual boundary situations, such as empty lists and
• r answer also clarifies for another boundary case, that of non-trivial groups (s
• bounds
• nts to prevent going to pages out of bounds. Results page lists number of matche
• bowl
• d I can't copyright a subject, say, a bowl of apples and oranges, there's no cop
• bowls
• y more and less of? Imagine how many bowls of milk-less cereal and cases of foo
• boxes
• practical. So TVQuest checks all the boxes there. We found that the Indian user
• r schedule tv reminders on their dth boxes using our application. We also plan
• brackets
• for ampersands, apostrophes, angle brackets, and quotation marks. Output of the
• r can simply specify the id (inside brackets) of the recipe she wants to check,
• brain
• licious vegetables and play bocci My brain likes these Udacious courses--my min
• when we get data for a new animal's brain, we always consult the data to see w
• consult the data to see which other brains are comparable to the new one. Desc
• property (say, number of neurons or brain mass) and a range, and it returns a
• rty to make a query. Examples: mouse brain mass neurons human mass rhesus For a
• s Properties included are: body mass brain cells, brain neurons, brain mass cor
• included are: body mass brain cells, brain neurons, brain mass cortex cells, co
• ody mass brain cells, brain neurons, brain mass cortex cells, cortex neurons, c
• cortex neurons, cortex mass rest of brain cells, rest of brain neurons, rest o
• ex mass rest of brain cells, rest of brain neurons, rest of brain mass cerebell
• ells, rest of brain neurons, rest of brain mass cerebellum cells, cerebellum ne
• m, cx for cortex and rob for rest of brain. Project Code: http://pastebin.com/y
• writers block at the last moment (my brain was stuck in an infinite loop) and o
• brains
• of samples. Could have some smarter brains for picking the lines. Could use a c
• consult the data to see which other brains are comparable to the new one. Descr
• branch
• Well-commented source code with 100% branch test coverage. j. Available as a sin
• ile / get on GitHub check the master branch for full code or the contest submiss
• full code or the contest submission branch with only the code developed before
• branchs
• lped me avoid going through further branchs in the Trie!!! so if a word started
• brand
• ails, over and over again, and their brand equity has suffered much. Believe me
• unless I someday become a household brand, of course. But seeing in this case
• brands
• s ( 100) and who are fans of several brands could find their streams flooded wit
• bread
• icture. Like I said, IP is what puts bread and button on my table. I have a har
• break
• string into # SMS length messages by breaking up the string at white space # bo
• == -1: # no more alerts on this page break entry_pos = page.find(' entry ',aler
• 1 or test_split_pos max_text_length: break else: split_pos = test_split_pos + 1
• '': print 'all of alert sent' print break print print msg_order+split_text try
• parate words from punctuation and to break paragraphs into sentences. These are
• things can (and most probably will) break Feel free to fork this project on gi
• f another program, I don't think I'm breaking any rules of this contest, becaus
• ays sometimes i need to take a short break and clear my mind. I browse through
• page. use a variety of delimiters to break the webpage into words, using just a
• o large for a single paste. I had to break it up into 3 files.) The dictionary
• of computing, and understand how to break big problems into little parts. At t
• videos. You type a phrase, the code breaks it up into words and finds video sn
• can now enter search queries like: "break statement" histogram "duck go" which
• "duck go" which is interpreted as: (break AND statement) OR histogram OR (duck
• o test it that far, after that it'll break and I'll have repairs and parts to o
• breakfast
• e Here is output from a MCDONALD'S breakfast, lunch, and dinner . See code for
• breaks
• e original SAS code into. The script breaks it up into the proper size chunks, e
• videos. You type a phrase, the code breaks it up into words and finds video sni
• breakthrough
• ry networks. This could be a real breakthrough in genetics and Udacity was the k
• breezes
• ry, this indicates clouds or strong breezes, which can ', ' Most major storm fr
• bridge
• , and classes: Device -- This is the bridge between Device (PIC) and Computer De
• brief
• represented in an article. Here is a brief description Involve! is a python mod
• /share/dmateo/si/condmat.graph.dat A brief walkthrough: http://www.ecm.ub.es/fa
• oks very promising! I need to give a brief explanation. Our understanding of th
• awler. Here I introduce some of them briefly: Virus and Malware checking proced
• briefly
• wler. Here I introduce some of them briefly: Virus and Malware checking procedu
• brilliant
• e know. Personally, I think it's a brilliant idea. (That we're working on, both
• e'), composers ("I just composed a brilliant melody! Oh shit, never mind, it's
• brings
• ers. Anyhow, this background finally brings me to the point. See, this antenna b
• broadest
• es that are most likely to have the broadest and most decisive control over any
• broken
• The Web Application link seems broken. Isn't it: lagadomachine.appspot.com
• l in the future). I apologize for my broken English. Thank You for such great cl
• ue, please accept my apology for the broken English in the paper. The purpose of
• up (and running) and which are down (broken), if any. This simple application is
• before the crawl detected them to be broken. I've hosted the codes on Github so
• is a really simple code to identify broken links on a web page. It will crawl f
• page to all its links and report any broken links it finds. I used to maintain a
• /news-story.appspot.com/ seems to be broken. It is probably important to fix thi
• brood
• make the earth devour her own sweet brood; THE END. link answered yesterday
• brother
• er (winkler.chr -at- sbg.at) And my brother: Stefan Winkler (stefan_winkler -at
• browse
• metic at this point.. and you could "browse" through it.. navigate the Topic thr
• umbers, regular expressions) Source: browse it on Pastebay Archive containing sa
• sage: This word search works in most browsers that support JavaScript. Download
• py dict.txt). Open html5.html with a browser (was tested with Firefox). Enter le
• ds : basic functionality embedded in browsers or more or less collaborative host
• them tidily organized with the basic browser tools, it is tempting to deport tha
• large bookmark file (exported from a browser currently Chrome, Firefox, Safari),
• ool but it could be converted into a browser plugin using only local files. Link
• t been requested by the current user/browser - enhances your query by remixing i
• e a short break and clear my mind. I browse through news sites looking for what'
• webpages. Open the webpages in a web browser of your liking. readit.py is also o
• webpage automatically in the default browser in a windows based system. That's i
• ations and ideas.. without having to browse through websites. This could be done
• h :[, so the next thing I did was to browse over the internet (using python of c
• ery string. I tried using the chrome browser and firefox 10, but when I click in
• browsers
• x but I didn't test it yet in other browsers. Also, there may be problems if sev
• k in progress. However, most modern browsers have some HTML5 support.  HTML5
• stored in a separate CSS file. All browsers support CSS today.  CSS defines
• age: This word search works in most browsers that support JavaScript. Download t
• s : basic functionality embedded in browsers or more or less collaborative hoste
• bstract form of ) a NEW way to make browsers perform faster.......... This code
• spam sites which search engines and browsers can warn against however there are
• brute
• ses some logic rules to solve it (no brute forcing), so if the puzzle has multi
• bucket
• te of each url. Save Bucket: Saves a bucket into given path and compresses it us
• g gzip. Load Bucket: Loads a gzipped bucket from a given path and returns a dict
• bucks
• any value to you or may earn you 100 bucks. But it may be much more useful to a
• buddies
• ed to impress your crossword puzzle buddies? Do you want to know what it feels
• budget
• Effectiveness- Its cost is under the budget and make within given time period. I
• bugger
• n fixing them. I'm quuite a talented bugger actually. ;-) (02 Ap
• bugs
• Debugging. I'm much better at writing bugs than fixing them. I'm quuite a talent
• ill can't code a single block without bugs. I find the contest is in bad taste a
• k. Please let me know if you find any bugs. I have no doubt there are some. I've
• inks. And let me know if you find any bugs. (yesterday) graeme
• is project on github. Any complaints, bugs, ideas, comments, or something else,
• bin.com/7djBDNma -- fixed a couple of bugs Contributors: I am the only contribut
• builder
• r.py : http://pastebin.com/tCup0g8v builder.py : http://pastebin.com/bFYjzxLm s
• web pages. Since the leave-one-out builder creates a trial for every token in
• seems room for more complete phrase builder functionality. An example of this s
• bulletin
• I obtained it from The Interociter bulletin board in Dallas (214/258-1832). The
• bullets
• round shooting 'c' letters with '*' bullets. As you can see, all of the graphic
• bunch
• n top of the content, it gives you a bunch of concepts that are related to the
• ling stack overflow and collecting a bunch of source code samples, the program
• e of days but it's mingled in with a bunch of other stuff that I didn't really
• basically seems like it's passing a bunch of parameters to the server where it
• bundle
• ard/mysearchengine cd mysearchengine bundle update (you might need to be sudo fo
• bush
• would/should also suggest 'clinton' ,'bush', 'obama', 'company' This is a proof
• business
• itions, visit their places, exploit business opportunities and organize picnics
• he web pages in the website and the business logic. 4.) Coding- The coding is do
• Person, Post) and encapsulates the business logic that is specific to your appl
• d embellish these data objects with business logic methods. Although most Rails
• his for over 6 months, but I have a business background and my computer skills w
• gratulations! I'm from Brazil and a business guy also, but I graduated some year
• ecause you thought about building a business around it. You might wan't to resea
• ent, and best of luck with for your business projects! (14 Apr,
• busters
• h url set to the clicked link. Myth busters Udacity.com CS101 is all about Pyth
• buttons
• ct Profile - implemented as a radio buttons (choice is still limited - you're e
• here At the footer, there is three buttons: Search: for entering deals search
• e ingredient/part list Social media buttons added (fixed, actually) Some redesi
• Please could you add previous/next buttons under the video so that it's easier
• bypass
• nd up with a lot of French pages. To bypass this, I've implemented a feature in
• byte
• - Also used to indicate how many more bytes read ADC Channel Selection Codes voi
• unction if receive 0x55 read a second byte (ADC channel) and return the ADC read
• bytes
• ales con: 4.1) archivos de tamaño 0 bytes. 4.2) grupos de dos elementos en est
• Also used to indicate how many more bytes read ADC Channel Selection Codes voi
• anges on it. It will only save a few bytes of data related to occurences of pat



• cable
• wires (the ones that comes with UTP cable works well :) ) I used the ProtoBoar
• cach
• Unit 7 supplementary materials. Added cach of pages instead of live crawling of
• crawling of pages. Added code to use cach and commented out the code for live c
• s contain up to 30 links and they are cached in local database if they are neede
• cache
• o improve: It makes sense to make it cache indexes or store them in a database
• chnical details about the code: The 'cache' in the code mimics the 'Internet' a
• gine code, taught by Dave, did. The 'cache' can be expanded by the testers for
• query in the page indexed from the 'cache'. Code has not been tested for inval
• d the crawl the imdb review page and cache the reviews Then it classifies the r
• ptations from the web and put in the cache) for only a few connectors ("if", "m
• he search string. Right now I have a cache of the webpages and read from there.
• ersal improved. the crawler uses the cached web content if available, else uses
• m/cs101x/urank/index.html' and is precached you may set the 'max_urls' variable
• interpreter and loosing the crawled cache of urls. if your search page is not
• cadena
• book in plain .txt format A string 'cadena' - string to search in the book An i
• umber of words before and after the 'cadena' string to look into. An integer 'le
• café
• 2.) You may be the owner of a cyber café or a personal computer user that may
• cahill
• m! code and test data: github.com/seocahill/Book-Cook.git one man team: seo cahi
• hill/Book-Cook.git one man team: seo cahill / showdacity link answered 16 Apr,
• calculate
• hon skills by adding a function to calculate the least lucky numbers (and bet t
• hich pagescore is used (if any) to calculate the ranking. So I've adjusted seve
• y times they did. Then the program calculates few of the more important statist
• s, etc. How the proximity score is calculated For each word in a document, the
• mity score for the related word is calculated as follows: score = abs(wp – rw
• g an extremely simple algorithm to calculate values based on page views and ret
• udents of mathematics) who like to calculate also the dierentation and integra
• is done otherwise, Average rank is calculated. Average Rank = (Page rank of 1st
• th values is to fit an easy way to calculate the average rating each time an us
• ker provides the highest odds, and calculate if the combo of the highest odds f
• one or more universities, and also calculate a new rating, based on the average
• data that we are not interested in calculate the 'edit distance' between the tw
• r one food: GRUYERE CHEESE, 50g. I calculate RDI for more nutrients, but for th
• calculates
• y times they did. Then the program calculates few of the more important statisti
• calculation
• in.com/FLp10aVq Data cleaning and calculation of Urank: http://pastebin.com/NSY
• calculations
• l for manipulating and performing calculations on the data in tables as well as
• nient a little bit to make manual calculations of the difference in prices for 7
• calculator
• Submission Word proximity score calculator My submission to the CS101 contest
• contest is a word proximity score calculator, that uses the search engine code
• calls
• ample seed texts, and suggested test calls), plus access to a Web-hosted implem
• character set, ‘random’ package calls, optional call to read a text file.
• program is just a series of function calls. They never exit in many cases. If y
• tegory. The cross-validation routine calls the likelihood function for each tri
• the average rating each time an user calls the procedure "update_value". Thank
• either directly or indirectly (i.e., calls a theorems that calls the given one
• irectly (i.e., calls a theorems that calls the given one etc.). The difficulty
• stForecast and date WindGustForecast calls find_max with get_speeds(which is ju
• candles
• with so dull a cheer, As those gold candles fix'd in heaven's air: And truly no
• cannot
• estion - so because I am under 18, I cannot enter? link answered 09 Apr, 02:02
• simple arithmetic (that I apparently cannot code in Python!). :) @UdacityDave ca
• , unless using the provided links, I cannot guarantee it will work. This being s
• cognises the following sentence, but cannot recognise the second word: Monty P *
• e some online computer stores. And I cannot say definitely which of these comput
• u want to ignore non-text files that cannot be indexed Removes HTML tags so it d
• cant
• lass it was fun and very interesting, cant wait to see the next ones. Riley li
• cal failure where logfile 4 is significantly different to log file 3, and so it
• canvas
• s and then draw the value of Pi on a canvas visualizing Pi might get easier. Sim
• library and used it to paint Pi on a canvas. However the problem i faced was tha
• of digits of Pi i can paint inside a canvas of size 1280 by 800. More details re
• s of Pi get painted. The size of the canvas, pixel_count per digit and you can a
• can’t
• s our turn to return the favour. We can’t expect anything from our government
• ct anything from our government and can’t rely on them. It’s our responsibi
• ndard of the underprivileged. Money can’t provide everything. For everything
• capabilities
• ene's text indexing and searching capabilities from Python. I also took a look a
• ositions 4 - Multiple Words Query capabilities in order to rank results based on
• ed in the Python language and the capabilities to process data. So this is what
• re's what I've implemented: Basic capabilities: Basic robots.txt support Improve
• nd incorporated multi-term search capabilities. I also built a text UI for the c
• rithms , provides advanced search capabilities , and it intelligently supports a
• capability
• as an example of how the lagado() capability can be packaged and offered as a s
• rch For ME Brief : Search with the capability to show ads : I have included an a
• ave implemented a multiword search capability. This one considers the best match
• capable
• e awarded the prize. If you are not capable or willing to pay for your own trav
• dene new equations. The program is capable to solve the following equations: E
• quantitates of data that we are now capable of producing from genome sequencing
• hen were advanced a lot, and we are capable of describing the exact behavior an
• y making the code use rfriendly and capable of running fast and also able to sa
• capitalize
• tring.lower(state) county = string.capitalize(county) master_alert_list = [] new
• caps
• ary. I noticed all the entries are in caps and adjectives are marked, as usual,
• course cs101 for extracting only the caps words preceded by 'a.'. This code is
• capture
• ing. First, you run the program and capture the log file. This becomes your bas
• ed, you rerun the program and again capture the log file. By comparing the late
• capybara
• rhesus monkey: Macaca fascicularis capybara: Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris Properti
• card
• ts (hardware – system board, memory card, system cover etc). Usually I buy in
• es(specified in greasemonkey like wildcards) based on user submitted pattern and
• but the base url of the site and wild card( e.g. http://thesun.co.uk/ *, 'Lady G
• no longer on the webpage. (The * wildcard is not supported for this case becaus
• ite or part of it specified by a wild card as in the above example submitting ht
• cardiac
• cedures for nurses and medics: "The cardiac monitoring will be necessary in the
• cards
• made for this book, the one with the cards. That would be interesting.
• career
• s. Just an advance: We are mixing my career (nurse) with what we learned in cs10
• carefully
• for not reading the original post carefully enough and missing the deadline. I
• the less links on a page the more carefully selected the links are and hence t
• careless
• m email you sent me, Its actually a careless mistake i made in a commit removing
• caret
• k into the search box, I don't get a caret nor do characters show up when I typ
• carrot
• * "Azeite" - olive oil * "Cenoura" - carrot The user may not need to insert comm
• oil. EXCEPT the recipes that contain carrot. ( 2) The recipe ranking, in my sear
• cars
• eople who are living near me who have cars and they sometimes drive me , some ot
• car owners and others who don't have cars . The person with a car opens the pro
• is trip . Other people who don't have cars search the index and if they find the
• ence, search engines and self-driving cars! -The program- For the contest I've w
• es - Stanley (one of the self-driving cars) - Robot - Google - Probalistic - his
• cases
• ations, such as empty lists and base cases, I'm compelled to ask, what about gr
• as that given for the suggested test cases. (01 Apr, 15:11) k
• was looking for a way to use switch-cases in Python, if you wonder. I will mos
• ction calls. They never exit in many cases. If you press ctrl-d to quit, you'll
• rmation in order to fit all the test cases. You have to type exact name/type/lo
• ion: (v0.1) It works on the "normal" cases. It requires additional work to make
• lobs of text for the results in most cases. The idea behind glow was to communi
• monitoring will be necessary in the cases of[...] such as electrocardiogram[..
• f the user wrote either one of those cases. One other usage could be to give be
• und with a given keyword. Added test cases and the output that they generate. N
• model contains the user, who in many cases repeatedly iterates keyword searches
• esired information is found. In some cases, the keyword searches become more re
• results with fewer iterations as in cases of searching for obscure things. An
• number of search iterations in many cases. (Other components to an Investigati
• w many bowls of milk-less cereal and cases of food poisoning could be avoided,
• arget routine. This returned in some cases pages I didn’t want, so I also add
• s are valid in English (there may be cases like aaaaaa which is not a valid Eng
• cash
• I didn't want to spend a whole lot of cash on it either. So after much research
• caso
• 4.2) grupos de dos elementos en este caso comparo estos archivos con filecmp 5)
• casual
• r mind, it's the Zelda theme."), and casual listeners ("What was the name of tha
• catalyse
• It was a joyfull moment, but didn't catalyse any further studying (The language
• categories
• all the shows in in the different categories (Comedy, Drama, etc) and then for
• choice of RSS sources in pertinent categories. The result is similar to a press
• fault) -c CAT, --cat CAT number of categories to use for classification between
• e. In this program I used only two categories "IT" and "Accountancy". Two datase
• d provide search facility based on categories. Limitations: This program predict
• dicts and categorize only into two categories and the datasets are relatively ve
• o predict and categorize into more categories. My testing data (profile descript
• at the query came from each of the categories. My original intent was to train i
• e distribution of messages between categories and the distribution of keywords w
• s are k=1 for keywords and k=3 for categories, which correctly classifies 87.5%
• mber of unique keywords across all categories training messages. In forming the
• c elements in text into predefined categories such as the names of persons, orga
• als) ability by displaying exisint categories of deals then, corresponding deals
• ites and separation of search into categories makes search experience easier and
• velopment Search by file types and categories (images, videos, maps, etc.), sear
• categorization
• tware Growl. The accuracy of the categorization process by the K-means algorithm
• categorize
• tegorizer " program to predict and categorize. In this program I used only two c
• t from web pages, then predict and categorize the web pages. This concept is ver
• tations: This program predicts and categorize only into two categories and the d
• omputing power need to predict and categorize into more categories. My testing d
• category
• should some work around for the age category, and I don't think there should be
• pages are classified into predicted category. For example: In this program I hav
• and classified into " Accountancy " category. Profile description " I am asp.net
• redicted and classified into " IT " category. Future Applications: The same conc
• e sets of URLs: a query set and two category sets, and tells you the probability
• istribution of keywords within each category. For the ai-class example of 3 SPAM
• ds an index data structure for each category and for the query, The index is pri
• e number of times it appears in the category, augmented with counts of the total
• rds, counting repetitions) for that category. The program builds a leave-one-out
• al being a list containing the true category ID followed by three indexes: query
• D followed by three indexes: query, category0 (SPAM) and category1 (HAM). Each t
• ndexes: query, category0 (SPAM) and category1 (HAM). Each trial uses one of the
• ut when computing the index for its category. The cross-validation routine calls
• ility of a query message being in a category is estimated from the distribution
• al probability of a message given a category P(Msg|CATn) is the product, over al
• curs in the training index for that category, plus the k_keys virtual occurrence
• formed the training index for that category, plus the vocab_size*k_keys virtual
• app will provide navogation (deals category - corresponding deals) ability by d
• me3, time4...]... ]], showinfo, showcategory] . The dictionary is saved to file
• he dictionary is later reversed for categorywise search and channelsearching. (W
• mething specific, you can search by category and then by channel to get the show
• on similar channels as well as show category information. We're also looking for
• It has a lot of recipes, sorted by category, such as meat, fish, soups, sauces,
• categorywise
• dictionary is later reversed for categorywise search and channelsearching. (We
• causes
• thor's profile in a useful way. This causes a partitioning of research, hurts mu
• cehbab
• nter ? link answered 31 Mar, 08:27 cehbab 191 4 9 edited 31 Mar, 09:11
• Udacity ID: Craig Huggins Forum ID: cehbab Email: craighuggins@hotmail.com What
• uests. link answered 08 Apr, 21:44 cehbab 191 4 9 edited 08 Apr, 23:08
• ceil
• i = 1 number_of_texts = str(int(math.ceil(len(complete_SMS_msg)/(max_text_lengt
• celebrate
• from the “JOY OF GIVING WEEK”, celebrated from 2 October, 2011 to 8 October
• of giving. It allows the users to celebrate festivals with them, participate i
• celebrities
• inds video snippets of people (of celebrities, politicians, Udacians, etc) sayi
• celebrity
• tring should be a single word (ex:'celebrity'). The goal is to perform a multi
• example keying in ['Paris Hilton','celebrity'], my code will perform a multiwor
• then exclude all pages including 'celebrity' thus ensuring the resulting links
• you when that appears. 2 You are a celebrity and you want to quickly find out w
• cell
• the Email to SMS Gateway whereby most cell phone # service providers will conver
• of Email to SMS Gateway addresses by cell phone providers # can be found at htt
• ew # weather alert. Depending on your cell phone plan, this could incur # additi
• cedure to send new wether alerts to a cell phone via the email # to SMS gateway
• il to SMS Gateway email address for # cell phone receiving SMS weather alerts #
• of Email to SMS Gateway addresses by cell # phone providers can be found at htt
• ets converted # to a SMS message to a cell phone whenever a new National Weather
• ew # weather alert. Depending on your cell phone plan, this could incur # additi
• e active at a given moment in a given cell type). I specialize in Systems Biolog
• cells
• table, and each row is a list of the cells in that row. I have found that this
• mine the number of neurons and other cells for different species. We often have
• erties included are: body mass brain cells, brain neurons, brain mass cortex ce
• ls, brain neurons, brain mass cortex cells, cortex neurons, cortex mass rest of
• x neurons, cortex mass rest of brain cells, rest of brain neurons, rest of brai
• urons, rest of brain mass cerebellum cells, cerebellum neurons, cerebellum mass
• center
• ch the result from the lookup is the center and all ingoing and outgoing links a
• central
• duction Recently I’ve assembled a central processing unit there to I’ve bou
• ta in useful and positive ways. The central theme of my search engine, that set
• e chose India was that, there is no centralized tv show guide host for India. A
• 00s of tv channels, does not have a centralized tv show guide. So the program y
• oogle Docs WHY TVQuest? There is no central tv show guide information source fo
• centrino
• m runs very slow on my ancient Dell centrino laptop running debian and hence i h
• es on my Dell inspiron 2006 vintage centrino 1.86Ghz processor with 1 GB RAM dis
• cereal
• Imagine how many bowls of milk-less cereal and cases of food poisoning could be
• cerebellum
• brain neurons, rest of brain mass cerebellum cells, cerebellum neurons, cerebel
• st of brain mass cerebellum cells, cerebellum neurons, cerebellum mass Our lab's
• ebellum cells, cerebellum neurons, cerebellum mass Our lab's usual abbreviation
• breviation can be used too: cb for cerebellum, cx for cortex and rob for rest of
• certainly
• nnection was lost. # # # Last, but certainly not least: # # I would like to ext
• A Real World Example: Although it certainly need not be limited to this, here
• already out there or not, but I am certainly open to suggestions, feedback, or
• hed at chronos@ufl.edu . There are certainly many talented developers on this p
• wo). As the judges of this contest certainly know, true anonymity is difficult
• experienced cook like me, it would certainly be more useful to know which dishe
• certificate
• I'm using it to wait for my certificate because the page at http://www.ud
• at http://www.udacity.com/account/certificate/Course/cs101/CourseRev/feb2012 is
• CourseRev/feb2012 is saying "Your certificate will be available shortly." :)
• certificates
• tell I scored high enough for the certificates which were supposed to be offered
• udacity staff plan on sending the certificates link answered 6 hours ago Drift
• chainsawriot
• (31 Mar, 00:13) chainsawriot 0
• png link answered 11 Apr, 23:37 chainsawriot 356 4 11 edited 11 Apr, 23:41
• (13 Apr, 12:51) chainsawriot 1 Oh wow, that's
• (10 Apr, 00:32) chainsawriot I have no idea. P
• challenge
• bmissions there are! Will be a big challenge to identify the winners, and I wis
• dacity+hexamester'='seven weeks of challenge and fun' The following equations c
• the end of the book there are some challenge decryption questions. The first on
• try. But every time I overcame one challenge another two would arise, and befor
• ord University - Scientist - DARPA challenges - Stanley (one of the self-drivin
• ...", "[Color...". So the greatest challenge about this program was to clean th
• challenges
• ord University - Scientist - DARPA challenges - Stanley (one of the self-driving
• chance
• any Submissions, we probably have no chance at winning at all. I want to bet tha
• rdest. I believe I have about a ZERO chance of winning, but I'm still going to e
• ) antiface If your chance of winning is about Zero, @CodyHacke
• said! I don't really think I stand a chance of winning the contest as a newbie,
• e outlines a gene has, bigger is the chance that it is a major regulator. Search
• e odds '3' relates to a 1/3 (or 33%) chance for team 1 to win. -(I'll spare you
• e and giving us novice programmers a chance to participate in such a global prog
• k ahead so there will be just little chance for me to implement more functions.
• our search engine, you now have the chance to manipulate the results to your li
• chances
• any people decided to improve their chances to win by pooling their money and b
• e courses. They offers people great chances learning various interesting things
• "Cumulonimbus","clouds"]) ['greater chances of severe weather', 'greater chance
• hances of severe weather', 'greater chances of severe weather'] print multi_loo
• biased and wrong. If I do a search chances are good I'll spot the url straight
• channel
• eceive 0x55 read a second byte (ADC channel) and return the ADC reading if othe
• enable/disable widget and assigned channel ChannelsWidget.- Derived from gtk.V
• y to choose which Device and Device channel control each one (the code is there
• u have a Remote and TV with 100s of channels but do you really want to go throu
• program!! You can.. Surf through a channel and get the shows that are airing r
• he home of Bollywood and 100s of tv channels, does not have a centralized tv sh
• files in the zip such as index.txt, channellist.txt etc to run the code though.
• dictionary where dict[showname] - [[channel1, [time1, time2, time3, time4...],
• , [time1, time2, time3, time4...], [channel2, [time1, time2, time3, time4...]..
• eversed for categorywise search and channelsearching. (We checked robots.txt fo
• lt we can query show names, display channel info and much more! We can also fin
• can search by category and then by channel to get the shows you want. The TVQu
• ouch potato. You can also search by channel name, and then find out whats curre
• out whats currently airing on that channel. For more outputs visit: Google Doc
• t shows air on primetime on similar channels as well as show category informati
• channellist
• les in the zip such as index.txt, channellist.txt etc to run the code though. t
• channels
• u have a Remote and TV with 100s of channels but do you really want to go throug
• he home of Bollywood and 100s of tv channels, does not have a centralized tv sho
• eversed for categorywise search and channelsearching. (We checked robots.txt for
• t shows air on primetime on similar channels as well as show category informatio
• chant
• sical pieces that quote the medieval chant 'Dies Irae'), composers ("I just com
• chapter
• feedparser/ "Guide to Data Mining", chapter 2, last acceded on Friday 20 April
• is book “A Tramp Abroad” in the chapter “The awful German language”: �
• char
• ow to get (aprox. due a noise and LDR characteristics) the percentage of light t
• odule in p12f675): void baud(unsigned char baudrate) -- Fixed to 9600bps void re
• characteristics
• get (aprox. due a noise and LDR characteristics) the percentage of light that w
• characters
• Corpuses will usually not contain characters that are non-alphanumeric, which m
• rching for the definition of these characters extremely difficult. A further dif
• e corpus contains non-alphanumeric characters. This way, if an obviously program
• e programming, it uses the special characters for boolean search operations. The
• as multiwords links by 'invisible' characters would be stored) Converts strings
• om the USDA is a mess. It has null characters in random places. This took a whil
• words in an anagram with the given characters and it also prints a definition an
• ab the user input: the "scrabbled" characters, the wanted length and the languag
• ge] Ex: Please enter the unordered characters: aplirane Please enter the size of
• ch box, I don't get a caret nor do characters show up when I type something on m
• nd it evolves by randomly changing characters in the string but selecting the fi
• charge
• SMS (text) message at no additional charge beyond the # cost of a standard SMS
• ost ignorant person, at a reasonable charge, and with a little bodily labour, mi
• he Google Application Engine free of charge. I have left ample room for improvem
• chart
• get a high score on the "relevance" chart, a great starting point is to think
• McDonald's diet. The output is a bar chart. x-axis is nutrients. y-axis is RDI.
• chat
• ke to talk to you regarding this in a chat or something, something which is more
• tc.), can message to other users, can chat with others, and many more features l
• r a short period of time. I visited a chat room on stackoverflow.com where users
• cheaper
• y) because some component parts are cheaper but the other component parts are m
• checkboxes
• rs, criteria and search modes from checkboxes build resulting html with search f
• checker
• Web Owners, also a multi word spell checker Application Description: Check your
• to a lack of available time: Spell checker and query tips. Overall improvement
• checks
• erts # (not waiting too long between checks and not getting alerts # soon enough
• small procedure "process_url" which checks if a url is in appropriate format an
• monitor Idea: To make a script that checks if an element on a given site has ch
• 703304.domenaklienta.pl/demo/ Script checks specified site every minute. Could h
• ). We have added comments, parameter checks, canned seed checks, file input, and
• ments, parameter checks, canned seed checks, file input, and HTML escapes to mak
• he system parses robots.txt file and checks if it is allowed to read the news. A
• and malware pages. Spell suggestion: checks words and sentences spelling and out
• , creative and practical. So TVQuest checks all the boxes there. We found that t
• wrote a routine, isEnglishpage that checks the html lang=" lt;lang gt;" … gt;
• all palindrome lovers. Heck, It even checks your query for any palindromes. Try
• cheer
• r, if they sing, 'tis with so dull a cheer, As those gold candles fix'd in heav
• cherish
• t, Dulcinea (by the way, she is the cherish lover of Don Quixote) is 'distant';
• chicken
• c recipe search engine. If you have chicken and rice and peas in the house, and
• chihani
• y Bachir Chihani (soufy) bachir(dot)chihani(at)yahoo(dot)fr link answered 2 d
• children
• the positive elements. Ditto for my children etc.. This being said, my idea is a
• lecting the fittest string from the children by using the edit distance algorith
• chocolate
• or allergic to some food (such as chocolate)! Being this course about search e
• esults. If a person is allergic to chocolate, she simply needs to specify that
• Great idea! PS: Being allergic to chocolate must be really disturbing.
• choice
• cally sort the articles sent by your choice of RSS sources in pertinent categori
• oes. This application gives the user choice of a search profile. After all, if y
• le - implemented as a radio buttons (choice is still limited - you're either a d
• u have come to a mid point. Give the choice of what the search engine gives as r
• choices
• model when there are fewer than two choices for the next word. And our final st
• choose
• rs. I wanted to be able to manually "choose" my seed page, and have a web crawle
• or "relevant" content. Basically you choose a seed page, say it's the Wikipedia
• school? or is it something i have to choose? school is very important to me i wo
• do so? @UdacityDave , if you had to choose between all possibilities, would you
• between all possibilities, would you choose this license for your own creations?
• xing variables into the hard disk. I choose to dump the variable. Every time sta
• rs to create a postit note. They can choose what color they like and they can fr
• many news was posted by hour We will choose some best rate hours to update that
• connected, gives the possibility to choose which Device and Device channel cont
• the innoSearch s.engine by anybody - chooses the first one that hasn't been requ
• w.google.com/trends/hottrends?sa=X), choose one and remix it with your query 3-
• f large pages. It would be better to choose k_cats and k_keys by LOOCV on a smal
• pen?id=0B_3SNhsAHodsOU9LMmFSU2lDX1U (choose menu entry: File- Download to downlo
• society. An individual user can then choose to search through only the positive
• it Copy any row of the following (or choose an arbitrary place in China) and pas
• ckZGMmhpSjNOb2c Project Code: (v1.3) choose menu entry: File- Download to downlo
• p://localhost:8080 From here you can choose which search mode to operate, and mo
• chooses
• he innoSearch s.engine by anybody - chooses the first one that hasn't been requ
• awl through the hyperlinks. Then it chooses those status come along with links,
• chose
• que word to a word of my choosing (I chose my initials mpal and Udacity) 3. Get
• some modules the type of question is chosen at random. Structure and Extensabil
• input as necessary. In this case, I chose colors associated with the text. As
• details of India only. The reason we chose India was that, there is no centrali
• mmar is more than a Ph.D. project, I chose an inflected dictionary. I added to
• ristotle" : -How it works- The words chosen by the program are being taken from
• ective for being counted. Example. I chose the classical book "The Ingenious Ge
• o read! It is composed of 2 books. I chose the first one. I ran the code with d
• zle in more detail; as well as how I chose to model it using Python data struct
• chosen
• some modules the type of question is chosen at random. Structure and Extensabili
• ristotle" : -How it works- The words chosen by the program are being taken from
• chrome
• ers). 2. Develop a "add to homepage" chrome extension to update the homepage gen
• er a query string. I tried using the chrome browser and firefox 10, but when I c
• chronological
• make sure to have the stories in chronological descending order because one of
• chundi
• email id himakiran@gmail.com ForumID chundi FUTURE WORK In addition to try makin
• e .... link answered 19 Apr, 09:44 chundi 51 3 edited 19 Apr, 09:45
• chunks
• t that I can paste arbitrarily large chunks of the original SAS code into. The s
• pt breaks it up into the proper size chunks, extracts all the useful/relevant in
• cipher
• ce of text. Right now my code will decipher a document that has been encrypted w
• iece of text that is not related the cipher text some of the letters come out co
• et and assigning every letter in the cipher alphabet to it with equal probabilit
• d updates the probability of all the cipher letters. I tried to write this progr
• luding Alan Turing) trying to decode ciphers during W.W.I.I. I wondered what wou
• tions that will: Create a new Caesar cipher given a shift value A 'lock' functio
• ring (letters only) using the Caesar cipher A 'key' function that decrypt a mess
• ' strings and the shift value of the cipher that produced it. Code Link Submitte
• ciphers
• uding Alan Turing) trying to decode ciphers during W.W.I.I. I wondered what wou
• circles
• n ;-)) Problems still to solve: The circles that visualize the words are not pl
• circular
• There is no loop as this would be a circular argument. (2) Semantic: We know wha
• citation
• lus "snippets" of text, creating a "citation graph".. all simple arithmetic at t
• The code presented below gather all citations of the academic paper in compact a
• search depth, it is possible to get citation of the next papers (papers that cit
• citations
• he code presented below gather all citations of the academic paper in compact a
• cite
• ago 10 I'm very excited to see what our talented students cr
• ation of the next papers (papers that cite initial paper) and so on. The relatio
• cities
• rental! (Currently, it supports most cities in China.) Try it Copy any row of th
• citizen
• cordance with being a good internet citizen. # # 2) The county code is then use
• ce the need to be a good internet # citizen (not polling too often and adding u
• robots.txt to try and be a good net citizen, even though there is no offical ro
• citizens
• 0 Are non-US citizens eligible for the contest? Or in a c
• 8 2 Yes, non-US citizens are welcome, and we will cover trav
• claim
• y other search engine, and they then claim they already did! After 1 simple sea
• clarifies
• ming answer, lol! Your answer also clarifies for another boundary case, that of
• clarify
• Would you kindly further explain / clarify what is meant by: "...builds on the
• clarity
• page listed, along with its URL for clarity Produces statistics such as: 1. Num
• classes
• x not taught in the course, such as classes, list comprehensions and exception
• on. In Rails, database-backed model classes are derived from ActiveRecord::Base
• e, models can also be ordinary Ruby classes, or Ruby classes that implement a s
• o be ordinary Ruby classes, or Ruby classes that implement a set of interfaces
• end. Forum ID: DaveK Thanks for the classes! Inspirational stuff. link answer
• hole model would have few different classes of objects: towns, people, institut
• ions. This simplified model has two classes of objects, town and institution. I
• 2012 http://mines.humanoriented.com/classes/2010/fall/csci568/portfolio_exports
• Webcrawler based on Udacity CS-101 classes code. Produces an index file as out
• gram utils.py useful functions, and classes: Device -- This is the bridge betwe
• nteresting things other than school classes. Udacity Email/ID: rbu@murraystate.
• n English. Thank You for such great classes Peter! Thank You Udacity team for s
• e search engines. With the upcoming classes cgi python scripts and a thumbs up
• ply first). What did I learn I used classes I used interaction via console I us
• I'm really excited about the future classes. code Timothy Verstraeten link an
• I can not wait for the next set of classes link answered 06 Apr, 15:25 kozlo
• classic
• ce (or Taxi-cab distance), the very classic and widely known Euclidean distance
• ntrol account or listing, or a in a classic bank rec situation especially if th
• classical
• tudents (e.g. "Let me find all the classical pieces that quote the medieval cha
• eman Don Quixote of La Mancha" the classical masterpiece of Miguel de Cervantes
• eing counted. Example. I chose the classical book "The Ingenious Gentleman Don
• classification
• ack" it into the Schema.. it's a classification problem, basically. So I figured
• st and memory efficient. For the classification process, I have opted for the K-
• number of categories to use for classification between 2 and 100 (default: 10)
• ope this idea will be useful for classification of web pages and it needs more i
• ). The algorithm is Naive Bayes classification using a Bag of Words model and L
• eporting the fraction of correct classifications for each combination, as well a
• er training set to do the actual classification. link answered 2 days ago RGre
• classifications
• porting the fraction of correct classifications for each combination, as well a
• classifier
• S101 Web crawler). From there, the classifier algorithm is called and it assesse
• moto for now) and the unsupervised classifier (K-Means algorithm) to take advant
• sts I used to train the NaiveBayes classifier, they come from random titles in I
• classifies
• =3 for categories, which correctly classifies 87.5% (7 of 8) of the test message
• extracts IMDB reviews for a movie, classifies them and generate a result html fi
• page and cache the reviews Then it classifies the reviews and emit different htm
• at the user played in the past, it classifies them by gametype, e.g., tournament
• classify
• sonal AI assistant to automatically classify your RSS feeds. Concept : FeedInfor
• ] [-d DIST] [-c CAT] [--version] AI classifying RSS feeds. optional arguments: -
• VIE_TITLE [MAX_COMMENT_COUNT] After classifying, a new html file named OUTPUT_HT
• assified reviews of that movie. The classify may not be always correct as there
• edia on NEE: ...seeks to locate and classify atomic elements in text into predef
• classmates
• pBox and share them with the other classmates. I have translated the output text
• classroom
• n. You can teach through a virtual classroom. CONTRIBUTE FOR A CAUSE is a nonpr
• clasterization
• xecute, such like web-crawler or clasterization, are running in separate threads
• clasters
• thm, we divide the words into three clasters by frequencies of each word. And wh
• clawler
• nding on the web latencies. But the clawler can be invoked multiple times to co
• clean
• n i am interested in, displayed in a clean tidy way my eyes are comfortable wit
• it works It parses HTML content and cleans the information using regular expre
• ed system. That's it ! Enjoy reading clean news Where can i find it ? The code
• e webpages is a much better, faster, cleaner and complete solution Is it legal
• challenge about this program was to clean the wikipedia page and remove all th
• file correctly, so it would be a bit cleaner Some extra information can be foun
• on my own, but Udacity has helped me clean up my code, think beyond Python to t
• that your interface is very nice and clean! Congratulations! I hope you enjoy m
• cleaner
• webpages is a much better, faster, cleaner and complete solution Is it legal ?
• ile correctly, so it would be a bit cleaner Some extra information can be found
• cleans
• Source Python library. The code that cleans the text within the articles is far
• it works It parses HTML content and cleans the information using regular expres
• cleanup
• so no "import"). Chrome-only. Needs cleanup. I release this code under a Creati
• clears
• The sun itself sees not, till heaven clears. By oft predict that I in heaven fin
• clickable
• , if it exists Each result has the clickable 'Title' of the page listed, along
• owser you will notice each node is clickable and directs you to the correspondi
• clicks
• has finished loading or when a user clicks on an HTML element. (12) Server Side
• on You need more manual operations -"clicks" and spent more time, respectively.
• at are popular (in terms of links or clicks) that might have mentioned a term in
• to hone in on my target within a few clicks, moving closer each time I found a p
• client
• are: Client Side Technology For the client side, technologies required are: 1.)
• ures omitted. f. Faster than popular client/server database engines for most com
• ility and usability depends upon the client connected with the Internet. The int
• onitor and index your pdf files. Use client.js to lookup words. This is only a p
• . The application OffDocSearch has a client-server architecture. The server is i
• er is implemented in python, and the client side is written in Java for android.
• nd constructing the graph. Start the client application on your phone. Select Pr
• of links. JSON data are sent to the client. On the client side data is deserial
• data are sent to the client. On the client side data is deserialized and presen
• o further refinement. For server and client sides communications 192.168.1.225 w
• on 2.7 on Google App Engine. For the client interface is implemented using jQuer
• nce for debugging some of our larger clients (finding "missing" teams, finding l
• results if they exist and respond to client loop... To initialise the webcrawler
• clients
• ce for debugging some of our larger clients (finding "missing" teams, finding l
• clinton
• esident' would/should also suggest 'clinton' ,'bush', 'obama', 'company' This i
• clipboard
• klet or window or copies it in the clipboard or opens it up in notepad.. then y
• closely
• -data folder. Log files 1 and 2 are closely matched except for the dynamic data
• closer
• needed to get their "ears" a little closer to the Bell Labs, now part of Alcate
• gle is hoping Montréal can get them closer to the Innovation gold-mine, maybe t
• y target within a few clicks, moving closer each time I found a page that was go
• cloud
• multi_lookup(index, ["Cumulonimbus","clouds"]) ['greater chances of severe weat
• e","weather"]) ['the sky is blue and cloudless', 'the night sky is clear'] prin
• up(index, ["rain"]) ['\nNimbostratus clouds hang low and heavy in the sky, and
• If the grass is dry, this indicates clouds or strong breezes, which can ', ' M
• alising the results – a simple tag cloud (which involves arranging different
• tle: Ranked search results with word cloud Project Goal: For each search result
• For each search result create a word cloud of most frequently appearing words i
• rch result page and display the word cloud results with the returned page. Proj
• tps://github.com/tonumikk/CS101-word_cloud Project Result: "word_cloud.py" file
• 101-word_cloud Project Result: "word_cloud.py" file. The file "search_enging_co
• called from "add_page_to_index_word_cloud" function that generates a split lis
• page. Added a function "add_to_word_cloud" that builds the word_cloud dictonar
• _to_word_cloud" that builds the word_cloud dictonary. The dictonary consists of
• ords". Added a global variable "word_cloud" in the "crawl_web" definition. Adde
• awl_web" definition. Added the "word_cloud" variable into definitions where nec
• ns to better reflect the added "word_cloud" functionality: ordered_search -- or
• rdered_search -- ordered_search_word_cloud add_page_to_index -- add_page_to_ind
• e_to_index -- add_page_to_index_word_cloud Added the "quicksort_pages_word_clou
• loud Added the "quicksort_pages_word_cloud" to output the ranked search results
• h results each accompanied by a word cloud of 5 most frequently appearing words
• s. Modified the "ordered_search_word_cloud" function to return "None" if there
• reflected in the commits to the word_cloud.py. I had made several changes befor
• un this code on a supercomputer or a cloud who knows :-) CODE The code can be f
• cloudless
• ,"weather"]) ['the sky is blue and cloudless', 'the night sky is clear'] print
• clouds
• multi_lookup(index, ["Cumulonimbus","clouds"]) ['greater chances of severe weath
• up(index, ["rain"]) ['\nNimbostratus clouds hang low and heavy in the sky, and '
• If the grass is dry, this indicates clouds or strong breezes, which can ', ' Mo
• cloud”
• ping new terms to your “searching cloud”, or changing the size of excising t
• club
• website for my local Ultimate frisbee club when I was younger and this tool woul
• clueless
• ou have read this far and are still clueless what this is all about. =) print po
• cluster
• appears. After that, using K-means clustering algorithm, we divide the words i
• turn random word, that lies in same cluster with the keyword using only the top
• clusters
• included in the code. There are two clusters of pages. One about python snakes a
• clutter
• sane and not to include unnecessary clutter. The main part was sorting and show
• pages that have many links and this clutter the images. But also there are some
• codeNaround
• Fritz, fritzx2@aol.com, forum ID codeNaround # I grant the following License:
• g sleep link answered yesterday codeNaround 56 1 6 edited yesterday
• codecreeper
• eper finished product: http://www.codecreeper.com Hello all! For my submission
• coder
• ider myself a fairly good programmer/coder...but I have NO idea what to do in t
• w and if you guys still need another coder, I'll be happy to get involved. I'm
• codes
• user to verify the state and county codes and # will provide a URL for the use
• ocate the correct # state and county codes. # # 2) Since the intent for this pr
• containing the unique state/county # codes # state - the state you want the ale
• containing the unique # state/county codes # # return:new_alert_list - list of
• age == -1: print '- State and County codes you entered are: State=',state,' and
• e output text should use HTML escape codes for ampersands, apostrophes, angle b
• for the ISO 639-2 code. The language codes are found by scanning the ISO 639 ta
• wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes . Project can be found on github at:
• d them to be broken. I've hosted the codes on Github so everyone can modify and
• Handles page redirects (HTTP status codes 3xx) Handles page 404 errors Can be
• coefficients
• splay statistics like correlation coefficients between the numbers Maybe Later :
• coherence
• new “words” but having little coherence to in the generated text.) CS101 f
• coherent
• ). We use the method with small and coherent helps to accomplish this. • Usabi
• cohesive
• entirety, but it is meant to be one cohesive system; every function and every li
• collaborate
• giants is for search start-ups to collaborate. Now introducing the all-new and
• collaboration
• achieved by ad hoc international collaboration in direct response to this compe
• collaborations
• esearch, hurts multidisciplinary collaborations and hinders scientific advance.
• collaborative
• dded in browsers or more or less collaborative hosted tools. But bookmarks cont
• collaborators
• en used to suggest new potential collaborators to a researcher and suggest pote
• collect
• ars . When Arliss "Frenchie" French collected 900 jars, the company bought him
• d we use Schemas, or Taxonomies. We collect tons of content on a given topic an
• ut that would crawl Wikipedia.. and collect "metadata".. I thought it could be
• you're on a given page and it would collect data from the page itself and pages
• n mind is nothing more than a "link collector". It would collect links plus "sn
• e than a "link collector". It would collect links plus "snippets" of text, crea
• All we need the algorithm to do is collect links and create a graph.. then it
• ars . When Arliss "Frenchie" French collected 900 jars, the company bought him
• investors, at auction, directly to collectors, donate to museums, libraries, h
• have to think up some other way to collect creativity nano-points! :^)
• ars . When Arliss "Frenchie" French collected 900 jars, the company bought him
• . But how can you let a web crawler collect hypotheses on the web? Well, by loo
• ars . When Arliss "Frenchie" French collected 900 jars, the company bought him
• ication useful. DuckDuckGo does not collect or share personal information. Goog
• prices can be done in 3 ways: 1. By collecting data on the sites of online stor
• ect aims to build an aggregator for collective buying sites (e.g. groupon) and
• ars . When Arliss "Frenchie" French collected 900 jars, the company bought him
• t and ominous in their abilities to collect and store data on their users (save
• ort to be open about what data they collect and how they use it, there still re
• vague, discrete nature of this data collection, many people become paranoid and
• to make their own decisions on data collection/logging will put at ease both th
• m others, is that it will have data collection policies and information on how
• collection
• ague, discrete nature of this data collection, many people become paranoid and t
• o make their own decisions on data collection/logging will put at ease both thos
• others, is that it will have data collection policies and information on how th
• -On-A-Stick Description: This is a collection of Python scripts that are used to
• collective
• ct aims to build an aggregator for collective buying sites (e.g. groupon) and in
• collector
• mind is nothing more than a "link collector". It would collect links plus "sni
• collectors
• investors, at auction, directly to collectors, donate to museums, libraries, hos
• collects
• ler A web crawler is a program that collects content from the web. A web crawler
• ade. I was interested in how Python collects all the links and iterate the links
• te the links one by one to find and collects another links. Based on those techn
• n Python The crawler called zfz-bot collects several big sites in China that pro
• college
• the contest. since i am a full time college students will i be able to find a w
• d pleasure by organizing school and college excursions to these NGOs • Exploi
• ught of using the algorithm to rank college football teams. Rankings in college
• college football teams. Rankings in college football are very important since t
• d these three ranking algorithms to college football (thankfully, the NCAA webs
• colors
• have same color instead of different colors (although i have a line of code that
• as necessary. In this case, I chose colors associated with the text. As users a
• oads/pi.py To draw the corresponding colors i learnt how to use the Tkinter libr
• also give a different association of colors to each decimal digit by changing th
• column
• of the package tracking to the last column I created this script about 2 weeks
• cript) in windows format using these columns: name, address, city, postal code,
• columns
• s a result for user there will be 3 columns: 1. The list of the sought-for good
• in excel. Needing to reconcile two columns per row concurrently I divided one
• s and compares the second and forth columns in each for true matches,(i.e excep
• ript) in windows format using these columns: name, address, city, postal code,
• combination
• ther alerts for that state/county combination. # # 3) When new alerts are found
• r a particular # state and county combination # # pass:page - containing the un
• ue NOAA code for the state/county combination #********************************
• es # for a paticular state/county combination # # pass:page - web page source c
• to develop an application using a combination of Python and Javascript (mostly
• function for each trial for each combination of Laplace smoothing parameters k
• correct classifications for each combination, as well as the best combination
• combination, as well as the best combination (smaller k preferred in case of t
• the fact that there are words (or combinations of words) that the user wants th
• t. We might need to try different combination of possible words to generate bet
• generate better result if we use combination of possible words instead of use
• title are returned. Number 3 is a combination of number 1 and number 2. The mos
• ned with other hashtags. Here's a combination of unlucky and altavista hashtags
• combinations
• the fact that there are words (or combinations of words) that the user wants tha
• e program then takes all possible combinations of outcomes and returns the best
• . Mathematical proofs are largely combinations of deductions and invoking theore
• combine
• , but it would be great if students combine into teams for this with a mix of e
• bmissions/66990 We may even want to combine our ideas! (yesterd
• excited! What I wanted to do, is to combine both of my passions: Business Strat
• e ted hashtag which means it can be combined with other hashtags. Here's a comb
• searchwithpeter.info hashtag which combines the website's best search results
• combines
• their data file; 3. Mixed way which combines the way №1 and the way №2. If u
• searchwithpeter.info hashtag which combines the website's best search results w
• combo
• e highest odds, and calculate if the combo of the highest odds for each outcome
• combos
• words and add to or remove words or combos from it. The result is a list of sel
• comedy
• econd word: Monty P * is my favorite comedy group. Based on analysis of web cont
• comer
• he tools learned in CS101 so any new comer to programming (such as myself) can
• comes
• ound during the hexamester. lagado() comes with four canned seed texts, for dev
• Protoboar, PCB, wires (the ones that comes with UTP cable works well :) ) I use
• all light that our eyes are getting comes only from the Notebook/PC Screen (to
• articular word based on the word the comes before it. Say for example, an optic
• lications and emergencies. But there comes a typical problem: That is, when I h
• comfort
• courses for absolutely free, in the comfort of our own homes; they've even rele
• comfortable
• d in a clean tidy way my eyes are comfortable with. I don't need to waste 15 mi
• comma
• ticket as one sequence separated by commas (right hand on num pad, left hand o
• (right hand on num pad, left hand on comma...). This is why my pool list is a l
• ich basically responds to 2 kinds of command: queries and comparisons. Queries
• hat way beginners could use it - the command line is a little daunting. As far
• As of today, the FeedInformant is a command line utility that can be launch fo
• tml, deal with urls and paths, parse command line arguments, communicate trough
• s can be added to the index. - Using command line arguments it is possible to c
• er can be started with the following command: $ ./crawl.py -s http://docs.pytho
• command
• f the CS101 course. People who know commands outside of the scope of 101, as we
• the coding part, and you can take "command" of the rest. That's what I hope to
• idn't learn about user input on the command line etc... So far on my project so
• The other corpus contains a list of commands, functions, etc. in programming la
• nguages. This way you can specify a command language and it will tell you how t
• code was the M-x dissociated press command in the Emacs text editor. Dr. Laws
• ic website. This first version is a command line tool but it could be converted
• ch basically responds to 2 kinds of command: queries and comparisons. Queries s
• at way beginners could use it - the command line is a little daunting. As far a
• As of today, the FeedInformant is a command line utility that can be launch for
• ml, deal with urls and paths, parse command line arguments, communicate trough
• can be added to the index. - Using command line arguments it is possible to co
• r can be started with the following command: $ ./crawl.py -s http://docs.python
• onnected Screens (depends on xrandr command) not useful at this time. If we don
• espeare). shakeslookup.py takes one command line argument, a single string cont
• e modules to time searches, get the command line argument for the search term a
• e., 12, 3, 6, 9, 12), I was able to commandeer get_all_links and get_next_targe
• open reciPY.py and change the shell command that you use to open urls by changi
• s by changing the variable "browser_command". Do not forget to place the index.
• ore user-friendly, i used some unix commands, such as "clear". If you try to us
• iPY on Windows, please change those commands :) The entire code was made by me,
• commandeer
• ., 12, 3, 6, 9, 12), I was able to commandeer get_all_links and get_next_target
• commands
• f the CS101 course. People who know commands outside of the scope of 101, as wel
• The other corpus contains a list of commands, functions, etc. in programming lan
• rllib . The search box also accepts commands inspired by bang syntax. Try typing
• its URL. There are also some hidden commands, but you'll have to read the develo
• ore user-friendly, i used some unix commands, such as "clear". If you try to use
• iPY on Windows, please change those commands :) The entire code was made by me,
• commas
• ticket as one sequence separated by commas (right hand on num pad, left hand on
• placed on a single line separated by commas. Lastly, I added a few comments, inc
• rrot The user may not need to insert commas between the ingredient names. If the
• commentaries
• on. I'm looking forward for your commentaries, thoughts and ideas: b25zero1[at]
• commercial
• s. Python is free to use, even for commercial products, because of its OSI-appro
• he Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License (CC BY-NC-
• he Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share ps I split up the function i
• http://localhost:8080 ) similar to commercial search engines where queries can b
• commits
• these changes are reflected in the commits to the word_cloud.py. I had made se
• commoms
• e forums? Would it also be creative commoms? I am not sure if we have an agreem
• e forums? Would it also be creative commoms? I am not sure if we have an agreem
• e forums? Would it also be creative commoms? I am not sure if we have an agreem
• e forums? Would it also be creative commoms? I am not sure if we have an agreem
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• commonalities
• with a decreasing likelihood of commonalities at each step. To take advantage
• communicate
• spective account so that they can communicate with each other. It helps in maki
• hs, parse command line arguments, communicate trough http, save indexing data t
• ases. The idea behind glow was to communicate additional information pertaining
• communication
• n the need of creating a mean of communication between the normal people and th
• are in need in the society. This communication was needed because people do not
• SULTS. • Providing a means for communication between a normal person and an N
• nation- The application provides communication between NGO and contributor but
• communications
• Alcatel-Lucent, because wireless communications is the future. It's nice to have
• ent. For server and client sides communications 192.168.1.225 was specified addr
• communities
• iated with the text. As users and communities interact with web pages, dictiona
• e stored both by the user and the communities themselves. These results could p
• several online underground music communities. I place the keyword "ender" into
• th link glows red, telling me the communities I like find this page interesting
• compact
• de can be rewritten to make it more compact and more following the DRY principl
• citations of the academic paper in compact and "eatable" form, base on search
• sparse vectors and matrices (i.e. a compact representation of vectors and matri
• companies
• gling to innovate. They are buying companies, buying talent, desperate to find
• are one of these Collective Buying companies. Wouldn't it be great to receive,
• lk with each other. I've seen many companies advertising APIs but I've never qu
• ords. We partner with other search companies. We're pleased to announce that as
• comparable
• data to see which other brains are comparable to the new one. Description What m
• , and it returns a list of species comparable to it. Most of my effort was to ma
• comparative
• d at a neuroscience lab, we study comparative neuroanatomy ... one of the thing
• comparator
• an edit distance of 50. To run the comparator on these files, run the file test_
• compare
• t in the course? Just wonder how to compare all the very different submissions;
• ot just topic wise, but also how to compare submissions with or without user in
• For a comparison, enter a number to compare, a property and optionally, a range
• which information you would like to compare. As a result, it could graphicaly s
• ed home page generator o search and compare price of items in online stores o m
• akes two spreadsheets as inputs and compares the second and forth columns in ea
• only two words. For a given word to compare with a dictionary of keywords, it c
• ckinfo-fathead/tree/master/hospital_compare License CC-BY-SA Created by vkurup
• d into a word-cloud which then gets compared to another text. Link to code Code
• es for universities, so the program compares them in order to match the to the
• is to get this online :). Also, the compare function could be improved to funct
• subtracted to give a final value to compare all scenarios. (It can also be thou
• ynamic elements, we can then safely compare the lines. Masking involves removin
• consume in my food and how does it compare to the new, much lower numbers than
• compares
• akes two spreadsheets as inputs and compares the second and forth columns in eac
• es for universities, so the program compares them in order to match the to the r
• comparison
• to 2 kinds of command: queries and comparisons. Queries simply return the reques
• ss neurons human mass rhesus For a comparison, enter a number to compare, a prop
• mon for log files, then and simple comparison will identify all the lines as cha
• comparisons
• o 2 kinds of command: queries and comparisons. Queries simply return the reques
• comparo
• rupos de dos elementos en este caso comparo estos archivos con filecmp 5) vuelv
• compatibility
• ram is to map the resemblance or compatibility of each scientist' work with eac
• compatible
• Everything you submit needs to be compatible with the Creative Commons License
• Everything you submit needs to be compatible with the Creative Commons License.
• ing is: http://creativecommons.org/compatiblelicenses I've read that some people
• compensates
• s method is that it automatically compensates for common words, as they're equa
• compete
• it! Let's build this thing, not to compete in the Contest, but just for the fu
• something but there's no way I can compete with people like the guy who solved
• or Udacity to figure out my "other" competencies.. It's still early in the game
• competence
• right now have I neither time nor competence to develop God-knows-what:] Output
• competencies
• Udacity to figure out my "other" competencies.. It's still early in the game, I
• competition
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• competitors
• at would highlight the deals your competitors have, their average price, discou
• compilation
• ripts execute without preliminary compilation).  JavaScript gives HTML desig
• compile
• d fetch the news. Call readit.py to compile all the news and generate webpages.
• compiler
• c program was made using sdcc[5] as compiler and have the next functions: main.c
• complaints
• o fork this project on github. Any complaints, bugs, ideas, comments, or somethi
• completeWorksOfWilliamShakespeare
• typingcorrect.py' and 'completeWorksOfWilliamShakespeare.txt' To try to create
• completely
• got it indexing correctly yet and completely under-estimated the time scale it
• NCAA Rankings In conclusion, I am completely satisfied with how my rankings tur
• d make this course possible. I was completely new to all programming when I star
• complex
• nly theorical. Even now i can write complex python programs, i still can't writ
• and your profile. Because it's too complex, I thought of someting simpler. I t
• ch more for ‘legalese” or other complex linguistic styles. 3) nout , the nu
• ough to make a program that is semi-complex and apparently functional. Thanks f
• ng experience and probably the most complex program I ever built. About the pro
• tp://" instead of " a href=". For a complex HTML page, to hunt for links using
• complexity
• quite complicated, not due to the complexity of the programming (as one would e
• the CS101 class without additional complexity. I wish Google had such a feature
• complicates
• omplications", "complicating" or "complicates" I also weed out and discard sing
• complications
• turn matches for "complicated", "complications", "complicating" or "complicates
• ts' health, and control possible complications and emergencies. But there comes
• component
• code does not include a Web search component, but one could be added. For insta
• gorithm to find strongly connected components of the directed graph of all craw
• nguage. The two strongly connected component groups are colored. Here is an exa
• ng unit there to I’ve bought the component parts (hardware – system board,
• n tote (for the whole range of the component parts which I need to buy) because
• which I need to buy) because some component parts are cheaper but the other co
• nt parts are cheaper but the other component parts are more expensive. And to p
• of these very basic questions. One component of an “Investigative Facilitator
• h iterations in many cases. (Other components to an Investigative Facilitator c
• components
• okay if some or all non-essential components are basically implemented as dummy
• ity of things. The three different components are for different purposes, which
• gorithm to find strongly connected components of the directed graph of all crawl
• h iterations in many cases. (Other components to an Investigative Facilitator co
• composer
• was planning. I wanted to build a 'composer' with videos. You type a phrase, th
• composers
• e the medieval chant 'Dies Irae'), composers ("I just composed a brilliant melo
• composite
• cussion threads. ‘advice’ is a composite of several essays written by one o
• compound
• king of search results, support for compound term search (AND concatenation) You
• hot. Maybe try to add multi-term or compound term search, scrolling subtitles, o
• comprehensions
• he course, such as classes, list comprehensions and exception handling, lower ou
• l call to read a text file. list comprehensions, the .replace() method, and perh
• comprehensive
• data necessary to develop a more comprehensive ranking algorithm which include:
• , it would be necessary having a comprehensive database of adjectives. Thus, I
• compresses
• Saves a bucket into given path and compresses it using gzip. Load Bucket: Loads
• compression
• spelling could be considered as a compression algorithm that is understandable
• r As such, it could be used as an compression algorithm during sending SMS mess
• her usage could be to give better compression rate with books and so on. Also b
• comprise
• ntences. In general the seed should comprise a single-theme essay in a uniform p
• compromise
• e used to help people find win-win compromises. I first thought about the possib
• s of outcomes and returns the best compromise. The ratings are first normalized
• compromises
• used to help people find win-win compromises. I first thought about the possib
• computation
• epresentation is needed, or doing computation without even using the hidden dim
• distance" between two words. The computation for edit distance takes quite a l
• ediction part should not used for computation of edit distance so that we can p
• computational
• in 2009 when I started my PhD in computational genetics. Coming from an experim
• compute
• prescient forerunner of our modern computers, occupied the larger part of a ro
• based on all pages' outgoing link, compute every page's ranking. Dump the rank
• ou may not want to have out of your computer systems, nor share directly with a
• hing working: Save the code to your computer. Run it in a python interpreter. T
• Accordingly, I wrote the code that computes the various distances (Manhattan,
• hly dependent of the metric used to compute the similarity among the various do
• use search engines additionally to compute arith- metic equations. So we added
• ). Usually I buy in the some online computer stores. And I cannot say definitel
• annot say definitely which of these computer stores gives the best price in tot
• ur inspired journey in the world of computer science! link answered 2 days ag
• e will introduce modern concepts in computer science like Virtualization and No
• http://ec2-176-34-92-123.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/ email: eduard.barrer
• http://ec2-176-34-92-123.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/ (yes
• e never had any formal education in computer science, although I'm pretty sure
• ped me a lot in getting to know how computers work. My masters degree was grant
• keywords, it could be infeasible to compute all edit distances. How can this be
• Maybe we need server farm or super computers. Focus the Purpose and Implementa
• Twitter for job postings related to computer programming. All you have to do is
• le graphically plot historical data compute and display statistics like correla
• for any keyword use NLTK WordNet to compute metrics from natural human language
• was my first formal introduction to computer science concepts. Before this cour
• I have a business background and my computer skills where very limited until I
• e lucky_search must be modified. To compute the best result for a given string,
• y better at solving at present than computers - but they're working hard on rev
• computers
• t we were healed. I dream now that computers and robots will be friendly and al
• rely different. WE can "think like computers" but computers CANNOT "think like
• WE can "think like computers" but computers CANNOT "think like humans". Classi
• prescient forerunner of our modern computers, occupied the larger part of a roo
• ts and give them a format that our computers are able to understand, the other
• ed me a lot in getting to know how computers work. My masters degree was grante
• Maybe we need server farm or super computers. Focus the Purpose and Implementat
• ly learned a lot. I thought I hate computers for all my life so far, but as it
• of eventually helping (humans and computers) find proofs. This project uses th
• better at solving at present than computers - but they're working hard on reve
• computes
• Accordingly, I wrote the code that computes the various distances (Manhattan, E
• e of ties). The likelihood function computes the conditional probability P(SPAM|
• concatenate
• traightforward. Most of them just concatenate strings so the graph_dot procedur
• concatenates
• weather alert is new, the program concatenates the fields # of the weather alert
• concatenation
• (comparing, finding substrings, concatenation, extracting links, etc.). MKDroi
• upport for multi term search (OR concatenation) v1.3 ranking of search results,
• rt for compound term search (AND concatenation) You can now enter search querie
• of work on that plus some string concatenation made it so I could dynamically i
• conceivably
• problem if you do so -- and could conceivably have to fight off a lawsuit, rega
• concepts
• he content, it gives you a bunch of concepts that are related to the content of
• nce" also backed up by using python concepts and ideas taught in the course? Jus
• I have two questions: Will using concepts and syntax not taught in the course
• ether we are expected to stick with concepts and syntax we have learned in CS101
• lets. This project uses most of the concepts covered in our cs101 class. First w
• . Tried not to use prior knowledge, concepts or syntax not covered in the class.
• they didn't quite get certain basic concepts. This prevents them from moving on.
• t or don't get a concept. I learned concepts by fiddling around in the interpret
• ch better placed to handle advanced concepts. A full set of exercises would star
• use of any of the many mind-blowing concepts we saw since I was not able to prog
• coded and experimented with several concepts of distances (we saw the edit-dista
• g a Search Engine . It uses all the concepts we learned in cs101 to make our sea
• internet. We will introduce modern concepts in computer science like Virtualiza
• ndroid(TM) is Java. All programming concepts, from all lessons, teached in CS101
• RSE: We wanted to implement some of concepts of the course that we enjoyed immen
• cepts such as Dictionaries , String concepts, Queries, Web Crawlers, Indexing, I
• acity CS 101, and heavily uses many concepts in the course. This includes two fr
• al introduction to computer science concepts. Before this course, I was okay at
• conceptual
• ded me to stop focussing solely on conceptual issues and actually write code. I
• conceptually
• are not parsed as one word, which conceptually they are). To build the index dat
• concern
• 2 To point 1, the main concern here is creativity. To point 2, tha
• concerns
• you do win. I understand where your concerns are coming from, but I think they'r
• , in contrast to people’s growing concerns, becoming more efficient and ominou
• put at ease both those with latent concerns, and those who are already vigilant
• ty on the site, I hope that privacy concerns among the user base will become les
• concise
• Submission This submission is concise and related to the course Do modern
• conclusion
• AA Rankings Final NCAA Rankings In conclusion, I am completely satisfied with ho
• concordance
• ve index is technically called a "concordance". The web crawler was modifed to
• ple downloads. The entries of the concordance are then filtered automatically t
• ly about 1/5 of the lenght of the concordance and is much more pertinent to the
• concurrent
• he same time because the number of concurrent processes is probably limited by t
• concurrently
• to reconcile two columns per row concurrently I divided one into the other crea
• conditional
• do that we use recursion, loops, conditional statements, string manipulation,
• likelihood function computes the conditional probability P(SPAM|Msg) and P(HAM
• SPAM) + P(Msg|HAM)*P(HAM)). The unconditional probability of a query message be
• n_all_CAT + num_cats*k_cats). The conditional probability of a message given a
• on the web? Well, by looking for conditionals: a conditional is a concept from
• l, by looking for conditionals: a conditional is a concept from logic that refe
• s always in the other part of the conditional. In that way, you can find possib
• found related to each other in a conditional 3) identify when two hypotheses a
• conditionals
• on the web? Well, by looking for conditionals: a conditional is a concept from
• procedures, lists, dictionaries, conditionals and loops. If these are observed,
• conditions
• rror message); certain other error conditions are printed directly. Our team is
• (9) different "standards'! In such conditions, even assuming that the documents
• was modifed to deal with the usual conditions of the web, in which a search for
• o time or different environmental conditions, it is possible to use statistical
• f the app alerted me when it found conditions to be ideal for surfing so that I
• condolences
• wither in despair!!! My sincerest condolences to those poor judges. :D UNBELIEV
• conferences
• t teams in the Pac 12 and non-BCS conferences (TCU and Boise St.) were ranked s
• confidence
• r the two sets of results. Gave me confidence my program is generating the corre
• tively cause confusion and lack of confidence in the search engine! This situati
• config
• , pygtk[2], redshift[1] (next xlib ) config.py Here we include: The list of the
• Device.read_confing -- Get Name and configurations (Indentify) Device.read_ADCC
• .py The main program: Here we import config.py, iterate over the Device List and
• reading. So far there are 5 sites in config files : slashdot.org, hackaday.com,
• : The first contains last "#"news (# configurable number parameter) The second o
• e content will keep working. All the configuration is done using two text config
• configuration is done using two text config files. Each news site is specified a
• specified as a section in one of the config files and the section contains all t
• fy "newsreader.cfg" and "readit.cfg" config files according to the explanations
• read the news from the sites already configured. Call newsreader.py (one time or
• gorithms learned from cs101. Easy to configure, demonstrate power of simple stri
• nerator using gator price_alert.py - configurable tracker and alert system using
• ion to update the homepage generator config easily. For example, just select any
• r to 10000 pages, but that number is configurable. My entry is two parts. The fi
• change these markers, I put them in config variables at the top of the script f
• configurable
• he first contains last "#"news (# configurable number parameter) The second one
• ator using gator price_alert.py - configurable tracker and alert system using ga
• o 10000 pages, but that number is configurable. My entry is two parts. The first
• configuration
• ck the program's behavior, and a configuration file to change the thread number
• e parsed are those listed in the configuration file "test_feed_list.txt". To go
• ll fetch the feeds listed in the configuration file "live_feed_list.txt". You c
• can of course, edit any of these configuration files as you wish but they must
• ntent will keep working. All the configuration is done using two text config fi
• configurations
• ice.read_confing -- Get Name and configurations (Indentify) Device.read_ADCChann
• com/watch?v=A_wKjAW_VYU ) Custom configurations: Each search engine is a public
• configure
• rithms learned from cs101. Easy to configure, demonstrate power of simple strin
• confines
• ose with knowledge well outside the confines of this course. (02
• confortable
• ture I get familiar with and feel confortable to use thanks to CS101): {'articl
• confusion
• me). This would definitively cause confusion and lack of confidence in the sear
• congratulations
• me impressive submissions here, congratulations everyone:) Started coding mine
• conjuctions
• , such as contractions, pronouns, conjuctions, etc. The list of words that are
• connectedness
• ). It would enhance the sense of connectedness between them. Suggestion about t
• connection
• when the computer looses internet connection in the middle of a SMS transmissio
• ception and then when the internet connection is returned, the program goes back
• ormal operation - loss of internet connection This picture shows the computer sc
• to be fault tolerant of # external connections. Request for web pages when no in
• t for web pages when no internet # connection is available is handled without cr
• emails # when there is no internet connection, the Gmail server # is down, or th
• of email/SMSs and the Gmail server connection is lost, # the program will wait f
• connect until successful. # Once reconnection is made to the Gmail server, the p
• SMSs that were being sent when the connection was lost. # # # Last, but certainl
• g.' %(url) print '- Check internet connection.' print '- See web page http://ale
• all the new alerts do to internet connection # problems #**********************
• user name, password, and internet connection' return new_alert_list except smtp
• user name, password, and internet connection' return new_alert_list max_text_le
• user name, password, and internet connection' return new_alert_list except smtp
• user name, password, and internet connection' return new_alert_list print print
• her check else: #possible internet connection problem so try back in 1 minute in
• ins 80612 words. Depending on your connection it might take a couple of seconds
• each other directly. Their common connection is the database. The Python code c
• free for everyone with an internet connection. The CS101 course was a truly enli
• connections
• o be fault tolerant of # external connections. Request for web pages when no in
• ng to read the headlines and make connections that otherwise wouldn't be there
• connectivity
• ion prior to the loss of internet connectivity Here is a computer screen shot of
• connectors
• d put in the cache) for only a few connectors ("if", "mean", "means", "indicate"
• conscious
• of last minute, and I'm a bit self conscious because it's not as polished as I'
• consecutive
• nk results based on the number of consecutive words (including even partial wor
• nks/pages are selected from every consecutive ‘n’ links. Criteria for Selec
• aces() for removing more than one consecutive white space, truncate() for trunc
• consent
• o get into this competition [parent consent form? etc.], and if i accidently wo
• consequences
• y copies your ideas, what are the consequences of this, or is it a first in with
• e code is yours, the results, the consequences, the prize is yours for the takin
• n that way, you can find possible consequences of X (from sentences of the form
• r integers), but introducing some consequences as definitions , e.g., assuming u
• considerably
• stems represented in the list is considerably smaller than the total number of
• consideraciones
• 5 de los archivo. 4) tengo unas consideraciones especiales con: 4.1) archivos d
• consideration
• reated by vkurup Thanks for your consideration! link answered 18 Apr, 11:45 v
• e is also a count field here, in consideration of the need to rework a definiti
• ake the frequency of a word into consideration, the procedure lucky_search must
• considers
• st of selected words that the user considers are specific enough to merit havin
• tiword search capability. This one considers the best match to be the shortest
• consist
• kewise I'd wager that the team will consist of those with knowledge well outsid
• t specified the crawling scope will consist of pages at the same directory as t
• consistent
• QLite: a. Transactions are atomic, consistent, isolated, and durable (ACID) even
• o get it working. The code assumes consistent formatting, which of course (anyon
• consists
• sible words as output. This project consists of two parts: 1) Python script read
• r literature. Usage: Our submission consists of a Python code file (with comment
• melodies of various songs. Database consists of: 'Twinkle_Twinkle_Little_star',
• word_cloud dictonary. The dictonary consists of "url" as a key and a list of fre
• ation. The application that I built consists of very few lines of documented Pyt
• console
• a sentence. Inputing words from the console, then stemming and searching. Showi
• used classes I used interaction via console I used new moduls: date, csv, sys H
• ies. I also built a text UI for the console to actually allow for searches. The
• ected index entries. I have built a console UI for executing searches with a nu
• lts will be displayed in the python console. The results will be listed in sect
• cted to the url given in the python console. - ie direct your browser to http:/
• constant
• m, be sure to enter the necessary # constants at the bottom of this code) # # 1)
• one value for each of the following constants below # - state - state code that
• t' #county = 'Litchfield' # for the constant toaddrs below, a list of Email to S
• . The initial pages than transfer a constant percentage of their score divided b
• constantly
• you to check URLs against Google's constantly updated lists of suspected phishin
• sage scenarios 1 You find yourself constantly checking a website to see whether
• y for on line dictionaries need to constantly work at keeping up with the changi
• play table tennis. But can they? I constantly read on forums that people can't f
• constants
• , be sure to enter the necessary # constants at the bottom of this code) # # 1)
• ne value for each of the following constants below # - state - state code that
• constitute
• test. Participation in the Contest constitutes acceptance of the Official Contes
• tor ? Does me asking this question constitute my answer and have I invalidated m
• test. Participation in the Contest constitutes acceptance of the Official Contes
• e submission, as this note doesn't constitute a modification to the project deli
• constraint
• black list. This, for example, can constraint the crawling to only a subdomain o
• constraints
• y legal (or ethical, most likely) constraints on our using the code shared here
• construct
• scaffolding that can automatically construct some of the models and views neede
• nformation storage (text file) and construct a data structure. In order to do t
• a text file with a list of words, constructs a trie structure from it, and sav
• construction
• rogram are expanded to not only reconstruction of simplified sentences, but to s
• hen a website is no longer "under construction" in which case it does not always
• because modern designs for "under construction" designs may also include server
• constructs
• a text file with a list of words, constructs a trie structure from it, and save
• constrution
• gginrs like me to follow esly the constrution the code link answered yesterda
• consult
• different species. We often have to consult our data for an specific value, vis
• for a new animal's brain, we always consult the data to see which other brains
• consume
• mended Intake)? How much sugar do I consume in my food and how does it compare
• consumes
• me most of the time by bus and this consumes a lot of time . I see some other pe
• contacts
• ing and deleting of mails, managing contacts, word application, etc. • Promoti
• hare a coupon (deal offer) with his contacts (e.g. Twitter), also to ask his con
• cts (e.g. Twitter), also to ask his contacts opinion regarding a coupon. Or even
• r even, been notified if one of his contacts took the same coupon as he/she get
• at the moment) but I have had good contacts to California and Argentina from my
• containers
• for further development Other link containers (e.g. javascript) Combine with sea
• contains
• list of the songs in the index that contains the same sequence of intervals **,
• create the URL for the page that # contains all the weather alerts for that sta
• link the number of times that page contains the searched word or a phrase, and
• e word search here . The dictionary contains 80612 words. Depending on your conn
• related to programming. One corpus contains non-alphanumeric characters. This w
• search operations. The other corpus contains a list of commands, functions, etc.
• orative hosted tools. But bookmarks contains personal information that you may n
• ur arguments will be created and it contains the info and classified reviews of
• d generates two webpages: The first contains last "#"news (# configurable number
• le number parameter) The second one contains the news from today The layout of t
• of the config files and the section contains all the information necessary to pa
• ny different applications. The code contains a ‘demo’ procedure that shows t
• the code is (D:)drive. Archive also contains graphs generated during crawling in
• to another web page. If a web page contains many links, this dilutes the value
• the pattern. 2) Web page no longer contains occurences of the pattern. Motivati
• LL0Pv OR http://pastie.org/3824810 (contains same code) David Bielen (only membe
• ictionary) . Each term of dictionay contains number of times the page was clicke
• A more complete Search Engine model contains the user, who in many cases repeate
• Guild of Boulder . One of our pages contains a members gallery . It has been on
• m run. For example, if the log file contains a timestamp on each line, which is
• ve this problem I wrote a list that contains the 200 most commonly used words in
• of data. Therefore, my country list contains only 'US' when I want to plot. 'UK'
• ogram is found, that every url that contains the word program would be excluded,
• s, when you look for a webpage that contains a given string, the search engine r
• eturns the most famous webpage that contains that string (Question 5, Homework 6
• only recorded the list of urls that contains a keyword but not how important is
• ty) (*3) The "gastronomias" website contains lots of recipes, which makes the cr
• EADME file in the github repository contains some results from running the code
• contemporary
• ve made SERIOUS mistakes, what in contemporary parlance are called #epic #fails,
• contend
• class with no background that will contend for the top prizes.
• contents
• sion regardless of the value of its contents interface should must grab a potent
• (XML files) and extracts title and contents from each article. Second, the prog
• etc. which frequently occurs in the contents of the indexed page. Yesterday whil
• lows users to search their personal contents. Current version is a prototype tha
• wait for a while for indexing your contents. The crawler is kicked whenever use
• word that may likely reside in the contents of a page having the desired result
• program. The output is the original contents of file with additional comments ex
• code works: This code reads in the contents of the file and loops through the l
• contestant
• @UdacityDave : Would the contestant be not considered for prizes or th
• contests
• participate, but hate competing in contests, I find it demeaning. The game chan
• context
• � simply adds an appropriate Five W context to the keyword along with a questio
• used on so the lexicographer has a context from which to define the word. This
• to pages where the word is used in context. The dictionarywords, keeps the lis
• eters; think of this as akin to the context provided when you do a search on an
• selves containing that word, as the context. However, it's often the case that
• continent
• country, county, province or even continent and you will get all the results y
• continue
• y 11 2 1 If you continue to work on your project after April
• oaded" it into your memory.. It can continue "moving" you until the end of your
• e attempting a # reconnect and will continue trying to reconnect until successfu
• file can be read by the crawler to continue the crawling/indexing. every time t
• er can be invoked multiple times to continue indexing. The first line bellow cra
• pages to index.dat. The second one continue the indexing process and adds more
• parate threads, so it's possible to continue work with the search engine even wh
• me time for everyday tasks you will continue to use your default search engine.
• t The purpose of this project is to continue the lessons from cs101 Building a S
• ds to find links to other pages and continue to those pages to find the next lev
• djust the weights themselves as the continue to refine the search, since they kn
• ly Pi and somewhat unscientifically continue to believe that it might have a pat
• ng something in common is likely to continue through several degrees of friends,
• er the video so that it's easier to continue watching the next video in the seri
• of the course content on Udacity to continue watching from there...)
• continuously
• kup. First run server.js, it will continuously monitor and index your pdf files.
• contract
• e shared here would be those in the contract we have with Udacity. Udacity has r
• contractions
• very unlikely to appear, such as contractions, pronouns, conjuctions, etc. The
• contrast
• g websites and corporations are, in contrast to people’s growing concerns, bec
• contribute
• profit platform that allows you to contribute these things and services to NGOs
• It’s our responsibility also to contribute to the society and raise the stand
• ccording to the things you want to contribute. The NGO can search for a contribu
• website. The registered users can contribute for the needy people in any way li
• cause of serving their society and contribute for whatever they can. There are o
• d the code can be found at: http://contributeforacause.webs.com/design-and-code
• an be seen running live at: http://contributeforacause.webs.com Submitted By: Sw
• easy to understand - feel free to contribute) for the user. I also wanted to im
• data into a usable form I hope to contribute to make science a little more open
• ty score based on whether the page contributes or is detrimental to society. An
• musical notation are requested to contribute .... link answered 19 Apr, 09:44
• contributes
• y score based on whether the page contributes or is detrimental to society. An
• contribution
• orld, unless you happen to make a contribution to the semantic web. My point is
• the society • Encouraging more contributions to the needy people • Generati
• iety • Spreading the feeling of contribution • Promoting the idea of experie
• hful meal . This is an Individual contribution. link answered 11 Apr, 22:57 Le
• here. The graphviz.py file is my contribution. All the procedures are straightf
• contributions
• so many exceptional and original contributions. If it was my task to pick ten w
• the society • Encouraging more contributions to the needy people • Generati
• mail: eduard@triresults.com with contributions from: Cyndi Wong | Udacity forum
• contributor
• tribute. The NGO can search for a contributor and the contributor can search fo
• search for a contributor and the contributor can search for an NGO. You can al
• certified NGOs, organized events, contributors, etc. If any user does not want
• list of registered NGOs, list of contributors on the website. If NGO wants to
• e list of friends on the website (contributors, NGOs, etc.), can message to oth
• des communication between NGO and contributor but does not provide mean of dona
• bugs Contributors: I am the only contributor to this project. I hereby release
• s provided for reference. Project contributor: just myself - Tõnu Mikk For thi
• contributors
• certified NGOs, organized events, contributors, etc. If any user does not want t
• list of registered NGOs, list of contributors on the website. If NGO wants to r
• e list of friends on the website (contributors, NGOs, etc.), can message to othe
• contrivance
• rts and sciences; whereas, by his contrivance, the most ignorant person, at a r
• control
• vitation, but unfortunately have no control over whether or not the government
• Otherwise func() exits and returns control to the current function (normally a
• nd line arguments it is possible to control: the number o pages to be indexed,
• file description " Senior Financial controller with more than 10 years of exper
• eloping web applications, inventory control and accounting systems " will be pr
• ose which Device and Device channel control each one (the code is there, the on
• the only I need to learn is how to control each screen independently--reading
• erstanding of the flowering genetic control came first as a Theory based of obs
• s corresponding to the hypothetical controlling factors. Since then were advanc
• have the broadest and most decisive control over any process, without even know
• ram for reconciling any ledger to a control account or listing, or a in a class
• ng care of my patients' health, and control possible complications and emergenc
• results page, the creator will have control of weeding out URLs that they deem
• mand-line handling to enable simple control by external processes Options: Load
• KDroid uses variables, expressions, control statements, strings and operations
• ents in crawl web. This allows more control over how much is crawled. I incorpo
• controller
• ile description " Senior Financial controller with more than 10 years of experie
• controllers
• s means returning HTML, but Rails controllers can also generate XML, JSON, PDFs
• controls
• o an information filter, with noise controls, at least for the part about Blog P
• convenience
• hings and services to NGOs at the convenience of your doorstep! The Society has
• oring areas as per their will and convenience. 3.) GENERAL NGO MODULE- In this
• p 107 1 7 for convenience, here's the PDF of the old resear
• convenient
• ersonal taste, but I found it most convenient to enter all six numbers on each t
• conveniently
• s and what wasn't code on a page. conveniently enough, all code posted on stacko
• conventions
• ps a few other advanced syntactic conventions. All team members were new to Pyt
• converge
• that enables the search process to converge to a desired result. Some portion o
• conversations
• ir (TLAS) 1. What it does In SMS conversations, facebook and twitter posts and
• conversion
• ice.read_ADCChannel -- Ask for ADC conversion ChannelWidget.py ChannelWidget.- R
• conversions
• research about binary/hex/decimal conversions and how MIDI represents note even
• convert
• cell phone # service providers will convert an inbound email to an outbound # S
• arts here. Sends an email that gets converted # to a SMS message to a cell phon
• ke "/1/2/page.html") and we need to convert them into a usual format. For that
• a url is in appropriate format and converts it if it's not. Other changes: I a
• w community wiki (function () { var converter = Markdown.getSanitizingConverter
• ); var editor = new Markdown.Editor(converter); editor.run(); })();
• imum number is established, quickly convert it from knots to MPH, round it up a
• NOTE: I use an external function to convert diacritics. The credits are in the
• w community wiki (function () { var converter = Markdown.getSanitizingConverter
• ); var editor = new Markdown.Editor(converter); editor.run(); })();
• converts
• a url is in appropriate format and converts it if it's not. Other changes: I al
• cook
• one! I am a portuguese guy that loves cooking. I love to cook different dishes t
• ese guy that loves cooking. I love to cook different dishes to please my family
• ds. However, since I did not take any cooking degree, I sometimes recur to recip
• in the name of the recipe you want to cook. The site structure is very handy if
• already an idea of what one wants to cook. However, for an inexperienced cook l
• o cook. However, for an inexperienced cook like me, it would certainly be more u
• re useful to know which dishes can be cooked from a set of ingredients. Moreover
• ame directory as the reciPY and start cooking your meals :). (*4) The search res
• es is very useful. (I wonder, why the cooking sites I know haven't implemented s
• cookbook
• etails) in any code you lift. (Many cookbook authors do the same with recipes...
• cool
• ut all are good projects, it would be cool to include one or several of them int
• n a trip to Palo Alto! (though it's a cool town and I'd love to meet some of y'a
• ere are lots of relatively recent and cool theories that supposes that the real
• ns for picking the lines. Could use a cool GUI. =) Maybe the best improvements c
• t that. I had though that it would be cool if someone did something like that so
• now instead of thinking "it would be cool if somebody did..." I think "how coul
• -Milling machines( here you can see a cool program which I wrote 2008 after chan
• olve it. After looking at some of the cool things others are doing mine seems ra
• I think this is a cool concept and could be expanded upon. W
• @agreeney , that's pretty cool! nice work :) BTW, the submission dea
• 01 Profile link - ID 2728) , E-MAIL: bcools91@gmail.com Link to code: My code ca
• and waste hours searching the web for cool projects. With HackingPot, I can do t
• 1 This is really cool! (13 Apr, 11:49) pa
• 1 Yeah, this one is really cool. Super useful and very nice presentat
• to say I think this is a realllllllly cool submission! Great job, @rrburton ! Yo
• st for the year? This would be really cool, so I've decided to build this kind o
• as a biz! :) I'm sure we'll be seeing cool web apps being built by Udacians who
• :43) elssar This is cool. (17 Apr, 00:13) ru
• Relive the old days. Ever wonder how cool it would be to search the web back in
• cooperation
• some HTML5 support.  HTML5 is cooperation between the World Wide Web Consor
• copies
• n upon submitting, and another entry copies your ideas, what are the consequence
• a pop up or bookmarklet or window or copies it in the clipboard or opens it up i
• copy
• aws Is it okay to use copyrighted names or names of people when
• hou shouldst print more, not let that copy die. For at a frown they in their glo
• uences on movable wooden blocks, then copy out any sequences of three or four wo
• aws Is it okay to use copyrighted names or names of people when
• that from within Python. But you can copy that html page into a page and use an
• aws Is it okay to use copyrighted names or names of people when
• own projects just go to the code and copy it! Most common words -To Do- By now
• aws Is it okay to use copyrighted names or names of people when
• /words so the only thing I did was to copy this dictionary and take only those w
• copyright
• Is it okay to use copyrighted names or names of people when ex
• r, I'm not sure if this would be a copyright issue. Should I instead just inclu
• 0 Is it okay to use copyrighted names or names of people when ex
• Is it okay to use copyrighted names or names of people when ex
• 0 Do i get the copyright for my submissions? link answere
• 1 Yes, you should still own the copyright of your code, but you need to dist
• Is it okay to use copyrighted names or names of people when ex
• patented (or even patentable). And copyright applies only to the expression of
• Is it okay to use copyrighted names or names of people when ex
• ada, all my works are protected by copyright. I grew up in a family of painters
• e "mystique" is gone.. And I can't copyright a subject, say, a bowl of apples a
• of apples and oranges, there's no copyright on subject matter, to a certain ex
• Is it okay to use copyrighted names or names of people when ex
• and pylab. I downloaded one of the copyright free books from the Guthemberg pro
• core
• personal hunch is that to get a high score on the "relevance" chart, a great sta
• atures that aren't concerned with the core workings of the entry, like maybe upl
• the user, but that's not part of the core functionality of the submission, just
• Submission: Further ranking scores for pages (and terms) Concept: Start
• ge. Finally, I've added some reading score formulas, for fun and possibly as a f
• within a certain reading difficulty score range -- maybe you want to filter out
• t right". Some references on reading scores: (all scoring used in the code is co
• raph dictionary thusly: {url1: [[pagescore1, pagescore2,...], [out-url1, out-url
• ary thusly: {url1: [[pagescore1, pagescore2,...], [out-url1, out-url2, ...]], ur
• t-url1, out-url2, ...]], url2: [[pagescore1, pagescore2, ...], [out-url1, out-ur
• url2, ...]], url2: [[pagescore1, pagescore2, ...], [out-url1, out-url2, etc.]],
• out-url2, etc.]], ...} Where the pagescores are the different scoring of the pag
• der. Currently, there are only 5 pagescores there. Then when the ranking algorit
• hm is called, you indicate which pagescore is used (if any) to calculate the ran
• ew structures, and implement the new scores. Code link http://pastebin.com/L1wKy
• ode we learnt in class, yes! Based on core code provided in the Udacity forums b
• CS101 to store our index, graph and score in a database, crawl URL's, inspect o
• a search result. Implementation: The core project (search engine) is based on m
• 2.5.1 MySQLdb - MySQL for Python The core of this application is in the mysearc
• ated a prototype of what I see as the core technology necessary to enable this -
• quantity) in my daily diet? How do I score on percent RDA (Recommended Daily All
• n "Is Sugar Toxic?" How does my diet score using RDI numbers from different coun
• t is on the file "adjectives.txt" The core of the code is the procedure 'adjecti
• corkboard
• te. CorkPost CorkPost is an online corkboard postit application that I did for
• n freely position the notes in the corkboard area. Link: CorkPost Screenshot Te
• corner
• ick 'delete index' link at right-top corner. ToDo List: Index other personal con
• ieve that this will give at least my corner of the internet a more relaxed, trus
• corporation
• ectly with anyone, or hosted by a corporation. As it is also very easy to produ
• corporations
• on the internet, big websites and corporations are, in contrast to people’s gr
• corpus
• not much, really. Could use a larger corpus of samples. Could have some smarter
• mming. Since I'm not using a DB, the corpuses are just hard coded her for the sa
• e problems is to have two additional corpuses related to programming. One corpus
• corpuses related to programming. One corpus contains non-alphanumeric characters
• boolean search operations. The other corpus contains a list of commands, functio
• important modifications. An initial corpus of both positive and negative pages
• corpuses
• ming. Since I'm not using a DB, the corpuses are just hard coded her for the sak
• problems is to have two additional corpuses related to programming. One corpus
• correction
• ed if we want to do automatic word correction? Maybe we need server farm or supe
• ile: 'wdcorrect.py' Test the spell correction implementation. We train the dicti
• ree( tree, 'ADEFG') And do a spell correction within certain distance(tolerance)
• ile: "wordpredict.py" Typing spell correction and prediction are slightly differ
• slightly different from the spell correction only. The prediction part should n
• ts (a) The multi-word search spell correction could generate better result if we
• ult. (b) The test program in spell correction use string.split() to generate key
• s based on popularity Search input correction (e.g. spaces at beginning of input
• corrections
• here's still time for last-minute corrections hehe Let's add some examples...in
• correctly
• ot quite sure if i understood this correctly (since english is not my native la
• r. I have not even got it indexing correctly yet and completely under-estimated
• handle most (if not all) HTML tags correctly: 1. It correctly extracts the text
• ot all) HTML tags correctly: 1. It correctly extracts the text on the webpage i
• ords and k=3 for categories, which correctly classifies 87.5% (7 of 8) of the t
• igh score, allowing the program to correctly interpret the sentence. (Obviously
• must install the package to use it correctly. UPDATE: I have created a No insta
• places. This took a while to parse correctly. I need to learn about how to plot
• m courses) is how to import a file correctly, so it would be a bit cleaner Some
• xample, and they typed the words incorrectly ( myabe they forgot a letter or so
• is here . Hope I've submitted this correctly. I'm sure that this is somewhat su
• corrector
• so, i was thinking to make a spell corrector. When the user wants to search som
• correlation
• ical methods, like simple Pearson correlation or Bayes theorem-based approaches
• mpute and display statistics like correlation coefficients between the numbers
• correspond
• ng on the results and saying if it corresponds to your search and sensing is jus
• g is just indicating that a result correspond to your search So you've got two a
• d right) 2/ Indicating that a page corresponds to your search domain or not (~ u
• s” (ref. Wikipedia). The Five Ws correspond to basic questions: “Who?, What?
• esired answers may not contain the corresponding “Five W” question word. Ano
• Number3 are the link ranks in the corresponding search engine (G for Google, Y
• au.com/downloads/pi.py To draw the corresponding colors i learnt how to use the
• type in, the program downloads the corresponding Wikipedia page and analyses it.
• the country and the Category that correspond to what you are searching for and
• corresponds
• g on the results and saying if it corresponds to your search and sensing is jus
• right) 2/ Indicating that a page corresponds to your search domain or not (~ u
• cortex
• ain cells, brain neurons, brain mass cortex cells, cortex neurons, cortex mass r
• in neurons, brain mass cortex cells, cortex neurons, cortex mass rest of brain c
• n mass cortex cells, cortex neurons, cortex mass rest of brain cells, rest of br
• used too: cb for cerebellum, cx for cortex and rob for rest of brain. Project C
• cosine
• arious distances (Manhattan, Euclid, cosine, Pearson, and Tanimoto for now) and
• norm, from Pythagoras' Theorem), the cosine distance (that depends on the angle
• stance to use: manhattan, euclidean, cosine, pearson, tanimoto (default) -c CAT,
• cost
• at no additional charge beyond the # cost of a standard SMS message. This progr
• e plan, this could incur # additional costs. # #================================
• e plan, this could incur # additional costs. # #\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/
• in productivity and lower maintenance costs. Python runs on Windows, Linux/Unix,
• ods, etc. • Cost Effectiveness- Its cost is under the budget and make within g
• le to aim for a system with a minimum cost subject to the condition that it must
• Submission Problem: Reduce the cost of a sms from two mobile phone. Motiv
• s that issue, with a huge performance cost. Instead of urllib, for reading the p
• costs
• ing, one has to cover his/her travel costs himself? link answered 31 Mar, 09:
• re welcome, and we will cover travel costs from outside the US. It will be up t
• plan, this could incur # additional costs. # #================================
• plan, this could incur # additional costs. # #\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/
• n productivity and lower maintenance costs. Python runs on Windows, Linux/Unix,
• molecular genetics rise, with lower costs and new technology, we were able to
• abort an input so far. Keep track of costs create units of measurements to make
• couch
• v. Some pretty useful features for a couch potato. You can also search by chann
• couldn
• ntest in this forum. It turns out, I couldn't get a team together to make my ide
• working nicely is a great bonus. It couldn't have been better. But I still have
• g my bachelor's thesis currently), I couldn't implement many more other statisti
• d of how the program should work but couldn't figure out how to make it happen.
• es in a domain in a week, at least I couldn't, with the debugging and resolving
• possible improvements already that I couldn't manage to do due to a lack of avai
• counsel
• a start-up, or at least require the counsel of expensive lawyers. Maybe they co
• countless
• ormation retrieval, etc. There are countless unsolved problems in knowledge man
• countries
• arch through former territories of countries. That way, you can search elementa
• only used it for specifying former countries in order to enable search of insti
• dia only. We plan to include other countries soon.* If you live in other countr
• ntries soon.* If you live in other countries, the code will still work for you.
• from http://www.alexa.com/topsites/countries/US . Seeing this crawler is only l
• t is only able to find 9 different countries. The program could download images
• e using RDI numbers from different countries, such as Canada, UK, Austrailia? M
• I can store RDI data for multiple countries, my program only plots 1 set of da
• country
• t doesn't involve flying across the country etc. as a quick fix?
• without understanding. We live in a country that often changed its borders over
• ir foundation, they were in another country. This also raised more questions �
• be did not live in that part of the country? Do they still work? Did they chang
• cation search – you can use town, country, county, province or even continent
• two telephone are in two different country can be expensive to send one. So it
• he keywords/regex(e.g. name of your country) and this application notifies you
• India. And this is really sad. The country which is the home of Bollywood and
• ram tries to find out the year, the country and the Category that correspond to
• alues store the RDI values for each country. The RDI values are based on age, g
• plots 1 set of data. Therefore, my country list contains only 'US' when I want
• t file. You can uncomment the multi-country list if you comment out the plotDat
• writter, has a good view about the country. In addition to that, knowing how m
• : name, address, city, postal code, country, order number, tracking pin and wri
• counts
• mmer, but hey, creativity is what it counts there!)) link answered 10 Apr, 02:
• ears in the category, augmented with counts of the total number of messages and
• orithms yesterday, today! Note: This counts the number of times the words in the
• couple
• g on your connection it might take a couple of seconds to load the dictionary. O
• "luckier" than others. So, I added a couple of functions to my code to find out
• have appeared in sample population a couple of times. However, the method includ
• p://pastebin.com/7djBDNma -- fixed a couple of bugs Contributors: I am the only
• what I learned from this class and a couple quick Google searches. We have been
• g it since. I have found and fixed a couple small problems with it and it seems
• ything wrong! I've heard this from a couple other users, but I haven't been able
• Submission So, instead of doing a couple of exam questions in my learning tim
• that had wind forecast for the next couple of days but it's mingled in with a b
• coupon
• ience by allowing him/her to share a coupon (deal offer) with his contacts (e.g.
• ask his contacts opinion regarding a coupon. Or even, been notified if one of hi
• if one of his contacts took the same coupon as he/she get in a search result. Im
• coupons
• chase things by posting promotions, coupons, deals on the Fan Page stream/wall.
• ser's stream for deals, promotions, coupons, etc. and indexes them into a Deals
• courage
• @hittaruki : I would encourage everyone to mark their submissions
• to the folks at Udacity i gathered courage to implement)was that if i could as
• cource
• I know now people might say that the cource specification says "The Prize is non
• courier
• This mean can be changed by using a courier service on the website which can tr
• courses
• will improve the system for future courses. For example, if they knew there wa
• rtunity to take university level CS courses for absolutely free, in the comfort
• e world what sort of students their courses can produce, I'd feel more than hon
• _na Thank you all at Udacity, great courses! link answered yesterday kleber_n
• o offered so many great free online courses. They offers people great chances l
• Now, two years later I finished all courses and exams, except one. My last exam
• e for last AI-Class and the Udacity-courses. I started programming (except on M
• project was learned through Udacity courses.) link answered 2 days ago Lauren
• possible and for offering so great courses. Who would have told me 2 months ag
• to learn (i'm taking other Udacity courses), also the code is not perfect. nev
• re about web design in the upcoming courses. Feel free to leave suggestions to
• look forward to taking as many new courses as time will allow. I don't think I
• nowledge we gain from newer udacity courses to improve this program. TEAM MEMBE
• m Northern Germany. I've taken both courses an really enjoyed learning about co
• project was learned through Udacity courses. The only thing I did "lookup" (kin
• I did "lookup" (kinda knew it from courses) is how to import a file correctly,
• whole Udacity team! I've taken both courses (CS101 and CS373) and I feel that I
• my developer skills through future courses. Cheers! link answered 15 Apr, 02
• court
• illbilly 5 LOL - the court rooms would be so much easier to und
• courtesy
• A license Sample hand history files(courtesy of my friend): http://minus.com/m2M
• eep the database size small. Out of courtesy to Food Network, I limited my crawl
• coverage
• d source code with 100% branch test coverage. j. Available as a single ANSI-C so
• Until... this class and the superb coverage of pulling of web pages, parsing ou
• covers
• can be arbitrarily varied, until it covers some specific technology. Profile co
• cozido
• ade [2] molho especial para bacalhau cozido [3] pasteis de bacalhau a minha moda
• crack
• e, but if the date has changed, I'll crack on and see if I can get it polished
• crank
• r the direction of a professor would crank the machine to generate random word
• crap
• files so I don't have a ton of extra crap in my code. Some of the functions I h
• crash
• from MS word was encounted, it would crash the index as multiwords links by 'in
• lid) html. Very few do, and it would crash the vanilla version from class. To o
• crashes
• nd durable (ACID) even after system crashes and power failures. b. Zero-configu
• crawle
• =0B_2lrWqNFpUldEtpdzZaU181MHM Code : crawler.py : http://pastebin.com/tCup0g8v b
• : guess RSS feeds and guess time to crawle a site Udacity ID : TonyChau[tqwer90
• RSS feed to guess when we should re-crawle a web-page and update them content E
• k of all questions recent update. 2) crawle the above link. What I did ? - Take
• RSS feed pair + by default, we will crawle all url and check it is RSS feed or
• m/cs101/questions/ so We didn't need crawle all link from http://www.udacity-for
• ascript scraping thingy The original crawler hit a wall when it stumbled upon a
• crawlers
• ok a look around at open source web crawlers in Python, to get a "feel" for the
• highest page rank and kill all the crawlers (little c's). Use 'wsad' to move an
• are located. The seed pages the web crawlers crawls has other links besides just
• crawls
• and the hyperlinks help within.. and crawls those hyperlinks - the "crawl fronti
• te a "MIDI Melody Search Engine." It crawls the web for MIDI files, parses the "
• g a US state and county, the program crawls the weather # alert section of the N
• ts. - Crawler. Runs as a service. It crawls the web and updates index data stora
• ere Github PDF Indexer Automatically crawls and Indexes your eBooks for easy loo
• treams flooded with many posts. USDC crawls a Facebook user's stream for deals,
• ck the most interesting links up! It crawls my followings, followings of my foll
• f website generator. What it does is crawls stackoverflow.com with the purpose o
• ted. The seed pages the web crawlers crawls has other links besides just questio
• ad to check that the procedure which crawls for code did not return 'None' while
• eep() function I was able to time my crawls so that it wouldn't alarm the site a
• ty so I've programmed a crawler that crawls Collective Buying sites (more info.
• here, you could build a crawler that crawls all of them and aggregates all of th
• y! reciPY specs: runs from the shell crawls all recipes crawls all ingredients f
• ns from the shell crawls all recipes crawls all ingredients from all recipes nor
• craziness
• g to your self is not a symptom of craziness. There are two parts in this proje
• crazy
• nd others sources. me : Am I getting crazy? me-2 : No, no, no, no. Talking to y
• e lack of polish, but it's been real crazy for me in the lab. A few months from
• cream
• e: * "Bacalhau com Natas" - cod with cream * "Cebola" - onion * "Azeite" - oliv
• cipes with cod. all the recipes with cream. all the recipes with onion. all the
• creates
• hings. You know, this little script creates poems. It reads plain text files (s
• es. Since the leave-one-out builder creates a trial for every token in every tr
• e shakeslookup.py. shakesindexer.py creates a ~10MB file with an index and tabl
• ghtful and illustrate how diversity creates innovation, I'm really excited abou
• reated a program that automatically creates what I will call a "news story". It
• creation
• use of it Involve! is an example of creation fully complicated product using jus
• Object is added to the index after creation or change. This eliminates need for
• creations
• u choose this license for your own creations? Or is it just a question of it be
• it's license and license your new creations under the identical terms. I'm wai
• creatively
• interface may be used to generate creatively synthesized “sentences” in the
• credit
• will try and determine who deserves credit for it. Questions in this forum don'
• build upon this code, as long as you credit it's license and license your new cr
• hen another team should not get much credit for beating it. Using this idea, I b
• algorithm from a website giving due credit to the author @ http://davidbau.com/
• credits
• function to convert diacritics. The credits are in the "external.py". NOTE_v2:
• creepy
• n get stuck in a room with no doors, creepy... In the maze, you get to play the
• cress
• plants (thats known as the mouse-ear cress) that were unable to produce well-fo
• crew
• Dave, Peter, Sebastian and the whole crew are "great guys" willing to work with
• criteia
• to be multiple keywords for search criteia default of 'criteria' variable is s
• criteria
• vorably on that. One of the judging criteria is relevance, which includes the su
• about this, but one of the judging criteria is relevance to the class. So, if y
• mething for the contest. If the two criteria are "creativity" and "relevance", i
• d in cs101, but our primary judging criteria are creativity and relevance, so we
• to the class is one of the judging criteria. (31 Mar, 11:58)
• ine of any part of the world by any criteria. It could also be used as education
• ty game shouldn't only apply to the criteria of the search engine. If www.hiphop
• ine given the search engine too has criteria for ranking and the final numerical
• ose members that satisfy the search criteria. With the tools I've learned in thi
• he relevancy, etc, based on similar criteria to your analogy above, in order to
• ords for search criteia default of 'criteria' variable is set to 'Add Recipe' th
• perform search via web parameters, criteria and search modes from checkboxes bu
• n_search_engine.py via setting the 'criteria' variable to 'some values' it defau
• defaults to 'Add Recipe' Note: set 'criteria' to None to disable standalone mode
• n_search_engine.py via setting the 'criteria' variable to None. Note: 'criteria'
• 'criteria' variable to None. Note: 'criteria' defaults to 'Add Recipe' and setti
• If running in standalone mode, the criteria will be applied against the crawled
• ch mode to operate, and modify your criteria many times, depending on the limit
• critical
• # their servers) with getting time critical weather alerts # (not waiting too l
• criticize
• e, but step lightly if you want to criticize it =) Forum ID Celesta link answ
• crossword
• you always wanted to impress your crossword puzzle buddies? Do you want to kno
• to know what it feels like to be a crossword puzzle rock star? Well, you're in
• cause we have just implemented the crossword hashtag !. Note: Inspired from Wol
• ote: Inspired from Wolfram|Alpha's crossword puzzle solver. Like the spelling s
• crud
• using just a blank allows for lots of crud to get into the index. remove html ta
• crude
• number and exit The output is a very crude (only headings, lists, and href are
• ) Measuring difficulty of a proof: A crude measure is the number of links. But
• the actual code) is a base for less crude and more powerful code. The main wea
• crush
• tions: What could be monitored? Your crush's relationship status on Facebook! (
• culture
• rd is at the opposite of this top-n culture (long tail and so on). Beside these
• culture’
• efficient and effective ‘giving culture’ that provides greater opportunitie
• cumbersome
• arge number of bookmarks but it is cumbersome to keep them tidily organized with
• curb
• orange juice on their suit, trip on a curb, and they miss the bus to school. But
• curious
• 5 I'm curious about whether we are expected to st
• t so in case you are really, REALLY curious here it is the album link: http://w
• his may have been a joke, but I got curious about whether that would really wor
• currently
• . and my own pending submission is currently also dependent on two tiny libs th
• oing perfectly on the HW's. So I'm currently working on the Final Exam. I've go
• hat song stuck in my head?"). It's currently limited to monophonic (one melodic
• e do something that no one else is currently doing, or when we do it in a bette
• unications Corporation web server (currently named Oracle iPlanet Web Server),
• mark file (exported from a browser currently Chrome, Firefox, Safari), analyzin
• ively input the numbers, but it is currently beyond my programming knowledge. B
• rn programming with this - I don't currently have enough knowledge to make a re
• nners would use it, just like they currently use the Online Python Tutor. Stude
• t can be implemented and some that currently can be tested in innoSearch. InnoS
• e tested in innoSearch. InnoSearch currently implements 3 search modes: 1- CREA
• e(I'm writing my bachelor's thesis currently), I couldn't implement many more o
• ckDuckGlow" plugin, although it is currently empty at the time of this posting
• signatures would be ideal, but we currently have limited inputs to music notes
• nnel name, and then find out whats currently airing on that channel. For more o
• terval, but the count field is not currently being incremented. The Dictionary
• crawled with a customizable delay (currently 1 second) Identifies itself to the
• ject's needed materials. There are currently 317 projects listed Idea origin :
• he reference and contact links you currently put on the page. (
• curve
• es; so there was a bit of a learning curve on this side. In order to keep thing
• custom
• O. You can also search the web using custom search. 2.) CMAIL: It is like a soci
• rds improving the lives of our 'real customer'- the poorest of the poor. • Tra
• ndex of locations in order to enable custom location search – you can use town
• user by giving them a more personal, customized experience. Unfortunately, becau
• o! Search BOSS and Bing API. You can customize your search provider list. Custom
• racted links and ranks them with the custom ranking algorithm. The ranking algor
• cular fiber arts technique and get a custom webpage the includes only those memb
• pen until the 20th. I can create the custom html page, but I don't yet know how
• customer
• ds improving the lives of our 'real customer'- the poorest of the poor. • Tran
• customizable
• ist of words that are removed are customizable and can be localized to work with
• nsion of those basic ideas into a customizable search engine that can meet an in
• , site's pages are crawled with a customizable delay (currently 1 second) Identi
• e web server being crawled with a customizable name Put in absolute paths for li
• customize
• er by giving them a more personal, customized experience. Unfortunately, becaus
• Search BOSS and Bing API. You can customize your search provider list. Custom
• cwong
• from: Cyndi Wong | Udacity forum ID: cwong link answered 18 Apr, 12:16 eduard
• cyber
• thers. 2.) You may be the owner of a cyber café or a personal computer user th
• cycle
• project follows the software project cycle. This cycle has stages which are exp
• ows the software project cycle. This cycle has stages which are explained as fo
• cycles
• thon code can be scheduled to run in cycles as a background process. When it run
• cyles
• (60) #according to documentation CPU cyles are suspended for the program during
• cypher
• Nice. Try and add code for the cypher that Bruce Schenier made for this bo
• código
• directorio que quiero analizar. Mi código esta aquí. http://pastebin.com/i2f



• daily
• zens of RSS feeds that send numerous daily updates, FeedInformant is going to s
• e the nutrients (and quantity) in my daily diet? How do I score on percent RDA
• dangerousprototypes
• : slashdot.org, hackaday.com, dangerousprototypes.com, eevblog.com and gamasutr
• dare
• it is your right to stay unlucky! How dare they fiddle with your life. Starting
• darrylsite
• (31 Mar, 11:45) darrylsite 0
• cal. link answered 31 Mar, 05:11 darrylsite 71 3 IMHO it w
• (31 Mar, 11:38) darrylsite 2 We are much more
• databases
• ite before, what if we want to use databases? running multi-threads ? using pro
• ite programs that can use threads, databases, multi-process and that can run fa
• ecessary to use multi-threading or databases for this (although there are good
• k file. d. Supports terabyte-sized databases and gigabyte-sized strings and blo
• hich reads all news from the local databases (which is implemented using pickle
• wler’s work and interaction with databases (it will be very useful to know th
• ence like Virtualization and NoSQL databases (we will use Redis opensource data
• databse
• ng MySQLdb to store the data on the databse. Here is code for my not yet perfec
• dataset
• ommons CC BY-NC-SA license. Example dataset for testing purposes: http://pasteb
• datasets
• egories "IT" and "Accountancy". Two datasets "IT" and "Accountancy" are created
• ze only into two categories and the datasets are relatively very small. More dat
• ets are relatively very small. More datasets and more computing power need to pr
• datastore
• and populate a dictionary or other datastore with all the news stories, and the
• dates
• would just like to know what are the dates you would be flying in the winners o
• will be able to subscribe for any updates here By RSS: Answers contest_submi
• trained to learn historical fact and dates without understanding. We live in a
• RSS feeds that send numerous daily updates, FeedInformant is going to save your
• will be able to subscribe for any updates here By RSS: Answers contest_submi
• rom python), sorts them according to dates and generates two webpages: The firs
• will be able to subscribe for any updates here By RSS: Answers contest_submi
• d to 02:05 and the same happens with dates so that different ways of typing tho
• ( the hero of the book) Ender - tourdates of the band Google is still returnin
• ail, and so on Index friend status updates Query word(s) highlighting for searc
• online stores o monitor and alert updates (price, weather alerts) Features: Im
• will be able to subscribe for any updates here By RSS: Answers contest_submi
• ecking the system time and comparing dates and times. So we import the python d
• will be able to subscribe for any updates here By RSS: Answers contest_submi
• hich I would only need to change the dates on to get future days forecasts. It'
• inkle was filling in the appropriate dates into the url. Googling led me to the
• me because of the frequency of the updates from the New York Times and the rand
• rn how to do all that and make the updates. Also like your idea of finding ways
• ested, and wanted to check for any updates, or maybe you are interested in gett
• aybe you are interested in getting updates if the documentation of your favorit
• the web to check if there are any updates, Simply add the website you wish to
• will be able to subscribe for any updates here By RSS: Answers contest_submi
• datetime
• and times. So we import the python datetime module to accomplish seamless date
• nto the url. Googling led me to the datetime library and a bit of work on that p
• he libraries are imported - urllib, datetime, smtplib, string (this one was with
• re set_vars which takes the current datetime and produces the appropriate start
• david
• y89@gmail.com David Mayboroda email: david.ftzi@gmail.com Introduction: The mai
• ly member) link answered yesterday david bielen 56 3 edited yesterday
• daytime
• ith thresholds during the night and daytime If we have more than one Screen con
• dead
• ! Note added 21 April: The submission deadline has now passed. If you missed the
• ine has now passed. If you missed the deadline, you can still share your work he
• ubmissions that were submitted by the deadline (and are marked as "accepted") wi
• 2 14 35 2 Over my dead body you go :P (31 Ma
• 3 I'll carry the alive and the dead with me to Palo Alto
• ! Note added 21 April: The submission deadline has now passed. If you missed the
• ine has now passed. If you missed the deadline, you can still share your work he
• ubmissions that were submitted by the deadline (and are marked as "accepted") wi
• Submission I just missed the deadline, but I thought I'd go ahead and p
• h engine, but unfortunately search is dead. It died with Dr. Tony Kent. A true v
• deals
• the book might have for an NGO that deals in primary or secondary education. T
• hy, language detection, filter super deals pages from eCommerce web sites and p
• ings by posting promotions, coupons, deals on the Fan Page stream/wall. These p
• crawls a Facebook user's stream for deals, promotions, coupons, etc. and index
• by the other script to index "social deals." The crawling, indexing and lookup
• ke, I did single-word lookup to find deals. I did not include the sample Facebo
• e is a sample output of a lookup for deals: Look up deals using the word sweeps
• utput of a lookup for deals: Look up deals using the word sweepstakes link an
• href=" is insuficcient. The crawler deals with generic anchor tags, and avoids
• inent to the text. The third process deals with the fact that there are words (
• g. groupon) and indexing the offered deals to allow users to search (with multi
• search (with multi words query) for deals from multiple platforms. Users are a
• vice (recommend) to user interesting deals by using the words in his last queri
• three buttons: Search: for entering deals search query Navigate: the app will
• te: the app will provide navogation (deals category - corresponding deals) abil
• tion (deals category - corresponding deals) ability by displaying exisint categ
• by displaying exisint categories of deals then, corresponding deals Advice: wo
• egories of deals then, corresponding deals Advice: work only if user had alread
• search history to find new matching deals Demo: To run the project, you need f
• IMPLEMENTING DATE AND TIME: Our code deals heavily on checking the system time
• most of the ~100 lines of code just deals with how to handle unexpected wrinkl
• ll of them and aggregates all of the deals. You could then list them on your we
• y, a report that would highlight the deals your competitors have, their average
• debian
• ancient Dell centrino laptop running debian and hence i had to limit the no of d
• GB RAM disk space 30 GB and running debian squeeze 6.0.4 linux kernel 2.6.32-5-
• decent
• But I had fun doing it and learned a decent bit in the process so I think that m
• decides
• passed to the spigot algorithm that decides how many digits of Pi get painted.
• n this word at this time. If he/she decides to work on the word, the urls will
• decimal
• erent association of colors to each decimal digit by changing the default array
• decipher
• ece of text. Right now my code will decipher a document that has been encrypted
• decision
• wice. If you'll experience that the decision to take part in this contest was fa
• ce they were good in maths, logical decision making, analysing of how other peop
• ng them the power to make their own decisions on data collection/logging will pu
• ll then be able to make an informed decision, having the option to clear their o
• used to describe failures in human decision making due to incomplete or impreci
• seems to be four. This is a design decision ? (13 Apr, 17:28)
• decisions
• g them the power to make their own decisions on data collection/logging will pu
• decisive
• ikely to have the broadest and most decisive control over any process, without e
• declare
• earch engines like emails you could declare a link as spam and remove it from y
• decode
• ts (including Alan Turing) trying to decode ciphers during W.W.I.I. I wondered w
• hat would it take to both encode and decode messages. Since CS101 is my first fo
• decrements
• e tab but the small increments and decrements it's still OK to use the thumbs up
• decrypt
• Caesar cipher A 'key' function that decrypt a message if the shift value is kno
• the shift value is unknown? Can you decrypt it? (16 Apr, 23:10)
• decryption
• r pairings are extra important for decryption the ones I identified were double
• the book there are some challenge decryption questions. The first one is encryp
• deductions
• proofs are largely combinations of deductions and invoking theorems, axioms (inc
• deem
• control of weeding out URLs that they deem irrelevant resulting in a personalize
• deeper
• (described in the project docs) the deeper concept of this type of search is to
• deeply
• kes-it-all mentality , that has been deeply routed in all our systems (even acad
• SUBMISSION First of all, I'd like to deeply thank professors Thrun and Evans for
• default
• ll not load JavaScript locally with default security settings. The project can
• clidean, cosine, pearson, tanimoto (default) -c CAT, --cat CAT number of catego
• r classification between 2 and 100 (default: 10) --version show program's versi
• installed: $ lynx readnews.html By default, FeedInformant uses pre-fetched fee
• script presents a web interface (by default on http://localhost:8080 ) similar
• ts: outfile output index file name, defaults to index.dat optional arguments: -
• used as seed, when not specified it defaults to http://udacity.com/cs101x/urank
• . -t TIME time to crawl in seconds, default is 0 (no time limit) When no seed p
• o pages 'left to crawl' the crawler defaults to crawl: http://udacity.com/cs101
• list of Webpage, RSS feed pair + by default, we will crawle all url and check i
• news" webpage automatically in the default browser in a windows based system.
• to the page you are looking for via default browser. Application area: If you a
• tasks you will continue to use your default search engine. Limitations: OffDocS
• ts with rank values has been set to default so as to ease having to search for
• f pages to crawl. If not specified, defaults to 100. -w WRITE_INDEX, --write_in
• each decimal digit by changing the default array i have defined. A total of 23
• the 'lookup'-function -amongst the default we've implemented in class- that'll
• we used in the class is crawled by default and there are three variables defin
• r. The recipe will be opened in her default browser! Well... Thats it! If you w
• ultiple keywords for search criteia default of 'criteria' variable is set to 'A
• l' variable to 'http://some.url' it defaults to 'http://udacity.com/cs101x/uran
• of urls we are allowed to crawl it defaults to 10 Note: set 'max_urls' to = 0
• teria' variable to 'some values' it defaults to 'Add Recipe' Note: set 'criteri
• variable to None. Note: 'criteria' defaults to 'Add Recipe' and setting the 'p
• g port ie; set 'port' to 8080 as it defaults to 0, Note: set 'port' to = 0 to d
• resovable hostname or ip address it defaults to 'localhost'. Note: symbolic nam
• er of hits, else = 0 is infinite it defaults to 20 In the webserver mode you ca
• defaults
• ts: outfile output index file name, defaults to index.dat optional arguments: -h
• used as seed, when not specified it defaults to http://udacity.com/cs101x/urank/
• o pages 'left to crawl' the crawler defaults to crawl: http://udacity.com/cs101x
• f pages to crawl. If not specified, defaults to 100. -w WRITE_INDEX, --write_ind
• l' variable to 'http://some.url' it defaults to 'http://udacity.com/cs101x/urank
• of urls we are allowed to crawl it defaults to 10 Note: set 'max_urls' to = 0 t
• teria' variable to 'some values' it defaults to 'Add Recipe' Note: set 'criteria
• variable to None. Note: 'criteria' defaults to 'Add Recipe' and setting the 'po
• g port ie; set 'port' to 8080 as it defaults to 0, Note: set 'port' to = 0 to di
• resovable hostname or ip address it defaults to 'localhost'. Note: symbolic name
• er of hits, else = 0 is infinite it defaults to 20 In the webserver mode you can
• defective
• s a Theory based of observation of defective Arabidopsis thaliana plants (thats
• define
• or Cascading Style Sheets  Styles define how to display HTML elements  Ext
• browsers support CSS today.  CSS defines HOW HTML elements are to be display
• ught of someting simpler. I tried to define a two dimensions space, with one dim
• ographer has a context from which to define the word. This required me to better
• attention to words that are already defined. If he/she worked for a dictionary
• defines
• browsers support CSS today.  CSS defines HOW HTML elements are to be display
• rank/index.html -scope URL, -sc URL defines crawling scope (pages outside the s
• definition
• r as Python, but here's the Python definition of same_entrant, where g1 and g2 a
• ember of a group (allowed, by this definition). BTW, unless I was asleep (entire
• es as you like. You can lookup the definition of each word by clicking on it. Th
• ric, which makes searching for the definition of these characters extremely diff
• l Exam 7.2 Starred, we learned the definition of "edit distance" between two wor
• of seeds that can be used in this definition. Once this is defined, the crawlin
• omework 6 Starred 3. Created a new definition "count_words" that takes a list as
• this word occurs in the page. This definition ignores words that are in the "ign
• le "word_cloud" in the "crawl_web" definition. Added the "word_cloud" variable i
• ded the "word_cloud" variable into definitions where necessary. Renamed some def
• ions where necessary. Renamed some definitions to better reflect the added "word
• voking theorems, axioms (including definitions). This project explores the use o
• t introducing some consequences as definitions , e.g., assuming unique factorisa
• “for2days”, etc. I developed a definition for “geek words” and a routine
• sideration of the need to rework a definition at some rare interval, but the cou
• during my study, I need to find a definition, proposition, theorem etc. But if
• cts itself in a given environment (definition, proposition, theorem...). Unfortu
• en characters and it also prints a definition and a translation in the wanted la
• g python of course) and look for a definition for the current possible answer so
• that my sister could also look the definition of the word (in english) in case s
• panish so she could learn both the definition of the word and it's translation i
• page http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/ to get the correct definition and
• com/definition/ to get the correct definition and also a query in the page http:
• ermutation_of_the_letters [english definitions] [translation in the provided lan
• definitions
• ed the "word_cloud" variable into definitions where necessary. Renamed some def
• ons where necessary. Renamed some definitions to better reflect the added "word
• oking theorems, axioms (including definitions). This project explores the use o
• introducing some consequences as definitions , e.g., assuming unique factorisa
• definitively
• earch is shown to me). This would definitively cause confusion and lack of confi
• definitly
• o Palo Alto or somewhere else..But definitly i'll be the winner...;)
• degree
• r students such as myself pursuing a degree in computer science this website rea
• know how computers work. My masters degree was granted a year ago and for the P
• er, since I did not take any cooking degree, I sometimes recur to recipe sites t
• degrees
• likely to continue through several degrees of friends, with a decreasing likel
• delay
• case one of the SMS messages gets # delayed which could cause out of order SMS
• ion, # the program adds a few second delay between message # transmissions to f
• rint ' message length and there is a delay between SMS transmissions to prevent
• ' split_pos = 0 time.sleep(5) #time delay to ensure SMS messages stay ordered
• ragent, along with sitemap and crawl delay. Robots meta tag: Parse the HTML met
• espects the robots.txt 'Deny' 'Crawl-delay' directive, if it exists If the 'Cra
• irective, if it exists If the 'Crawl-delay' directive does not exist, site's pa
• ages are crawled with a customizable delay (currently 1 second) Identifies itse
• delete
• I keep submitting but it gets deleted after a while. Why is that happenin
• d multiple times by mistake. Shall I delete the repetitions? link answered yes
• inverted index. In case you want to delete your data, please click 'delete inde
• t to delete your data, please click 'delete index' link at right-top corner. ToD
• e. If you don't like a link indexed, delete it. It offers you multiword searchin
• deliberation
• ither. So after much research and deliberation I went with a telescoping fibergl
• delicious
• ll find God and we will grow truly delicious vegetables and play bocci My brain
• delimiters
• r in the webpage. use a variety of delimiters to break the webpage into words, u
• delineate
• ore, I found the html tags used to delineate the ingredients on the page, and I
• deliverables
• ute a modification to the project deliverables themselves. Thanks. History v1.0
• demand
• nt in Ireland) channel4.com (four on demand). The app should index all shows ava
• demands
• ack in a while, especially with the demands of this course. Maybe we can try fo
• demo
• ript underneath the actual program to demonstrate how the program works, includi
• lear what part of the code is for the demonstration? Or would I be better off su
• submitting two versions, one with the demo and one just the program itself? li
• s of only public domain songs for the demonstration). Thanks to the Udacity team
• individual must 'give till it hurts', demonstrating the willingness to share one
• ties). If had more time, at least the demo would look more fancy!:) Have some ex
• url and a path to an element - simple demo: http://s348703304.domenaklienta.pl/d
• o: http://s348703304.domenaklienta.pl/demo/ Script checks specified site every m
• ontest, I wrote two python scripts to demonstrate proof of concept: one that ret
• . How it looks like ? This is a small demo video on Youtube which shows how you
• : Easy News Reader repository Youtube demo video Why not just import RSS feeds ?
• applications. The code contains a ‘demo’ procedure that shows two examples
• ://www.ecm.ub.es/famn/share/dmateo/si/demo.pdf Udacity ID: David Mateo I am real
• hope that this submission is ok. The "demo.pdf" document does have some names in
• earned from cs101. Easy to configure, demonstrate power of simple string operati
• om/eduardbc/cs102 Amazon Instance for demo: http://ec2-176-34-92-123.eu-west-1.c
• I opened a amazonws instance for demostration http://ec2-176-34-92-123.eu-w
• I opened and amazonws instance for demo purposes: http://ec2-176-34-92-123.eu
• ey : This is a very interesting idea, demonstrating a simple yet effective heuri
• ion. But as of now (April 19th), your demo site http://news-story.appspot.com/ s
• th several links: 1 for a static HTML demo snapshot produced once and for all wi
• y // 2 a link for the current dynamic demo of your code. // 3 the reference and
• containing its own source code. This demonstrates how to use the features. Code
• demonstrate
• underneath the actual program to demonstrate how the program works, including
• IMHO it will demonstrate better that the class was directl
• st, I wrote two python scripts to demonstrate proof of concept: one that retrie
• ed from cs101. Easy to configure, demonstrate power of simple string operations
• with almost 10 000 nodes. I can't demonstrate that for now, but since the conte
• nt etc.), but my goal was more to demonstrate a paradigm of transparency and us
• demonstrates
• taining its own source code. This demonstrates how to use the features. Code Usp
• demonstration
• what part of the code is for the demonstration? Or would I be better off submit
• only public domain songs for the demonstration). Thanks to the Udacity team for
• rd coded her for the sake of the demonstration. I'm often frustrated when searc
• seed texts, for development and demonstration purposes. These texts are all re
• laws email: kilaws@gmail.com Web demonstration by: Raphael Großmaß (Berlin, G
• eatures in action, check out the demonstration simply by running the code and f
• ning and forecasting tool. For a demonstration in a Posix/Linux or Cygwin envir
• demostration
• I opened a amazonws instance for demostration http://ec2-176-34-92-123.eu-west-
• dense
• ng the vectors on the fly, only if a dense representation is needed, or doing c
• Algorithm can be useful in crawling dense websites with lot of links like - ht
• is is essential feature for crawling dense websites and separation of search in
• depend
• st for a period of time which should depend among the other things on space avai
• ions of funds • Making people self-dependent • Social Networking between NGO
• people to the website. • Make self-dependent- To stand people on their own. �
• ngle package due to their heavy interdependence. This is unlike the relationship
• e Record and Action Pack which are independent. Each of these packages can be us
• Each of these packages can be used independently outside of Rails. 2.) Python Py
• ject. k. Self-contained: no external dependencies. 4.) Web Host Server- The web
• ion so its portability and usability depends upon the client connected with the
• e and the way you organize the space depends on your query and also, more or els
• you (your profile). Page rank should depend on your query and your profile. Beca
• nded in any domain where performance depended on correct sentence segmentation.
• dependecies
• n.com/75VdRf1m my project and two dependecies BeautifulSoup - http://pastebin.c
• dependencies
• s good for 100 queries a day. All dependencies are public use non-commercial.
• t. k. Self-contained: no external dependencies. 4.) Web Host Server- The web hos
• library I found online and other dependencies that come with it. It takes a few
• dependent
• nding submission is currently also dependent on two tiny libs that are MIT lice
• pybing topia.termextract (this is dependent on zope.interface I'm pretty sure)
• by the K-means algorithm is highly dependent of the metric used to compute the
• depends
• tive Commons License we specify. It depends on the license for the paritcular l
• on so its portability and usability depends upon the client connected with the
• and the way you organize the space depends on your query and also, more or els
• Theorem), the cosine distance (that depends on the angle between two vectors),
• get the list of connected Screens (depends on xrandr command) not useful at th
• e patterns in different reviews and depends on movie titles and it's trained or
• ider the ranking of the urls (which depends on the web structure) and the relat
• given string in the webpages (which depends on the content of the webpage). A w
• spelling suggestion, it also highly depends on the indexed words. We partner wi
• depicts
• CEPTS STUDIED IN CS101 This program depicts( gives the algorithm in an abstract
• deploy
• al of my project was to build and to deploy on the web a 'light' version of a se
• Web implementation: Minisearcher was deployed using Django on a free Django host
• tories are related to Django and the deployment of my app on it. I only had to c
• nge a few settings there in order to deploy Minisearcher. Files inside the minis
• ickly with(for example the site it's deployed on, but not only it). You may have
• se engine. SQLite is the most widely deployed SQL database engine in the world.
• provides all the feature required to deploy the website like support for framewo
• out Bootstrap, it is really easy to deploy if you know some HTML and CSS.
• , e.g. not knowing how to set up and deploy a web application. The application t
• mented Python code and can easily be deployed on the Google Application Engine f
• deployment
• ries are related to Django and the deployment of my app on it. I only had to cha
• deport
• sic browser tools, it is tempting to deport that to external tools with various
• deprivation
• typo was my fault -- total sleep deprivation. 'Got it fixed quickly, though (b
• depth
• o change the thread number, crawling depth, log directory without changing the
• in to csv file. Changing the search depth, it is possible to get citation of t
• r o pages to be indexed, the maximum depth to crawl, the time the crawler runs
• e and exit -d DEPTH maximum crawling depth, starting from seed pages (and 'left
• makes you look at the tweets more in depth (along with the urls they point to)
• the number of pages crawled and page depth Handles page redirects (HTTP status
• derive
• ng, indexing and lookup methods were derived from and modeled CS 101's homework
• turned results. Stemming is a way to derive grammatical (prefix) stems from Engl
• describe
• inside the minisearch directory and described above. This makes Django applicati
• nguage  HTML uses markup tags to describe web pages  HTML markup tags are
• c search engine and for each part I describe some possible ideas that can be imp
• w.ai-class.com/accessibility ) that described a way to detect Spam email message
• e Out” (GIGO) is a phrase used to describe failures in human decision making d
• The comments at the top of the code describe the puzzle in more detail; as well
• descriptions
• e, and my websites are the recipe descriptions. My recipe search engine, entitle
• video and extracts all the links, descriptions, and titles using BeautifulSoup.
• descriptive
• e comments in the code are pretty descriptive, so they should help fill in the
• deserve
• onsor’s sole discretion.", but we deserve something right? Agree?
• deserves
• itted we will try and determine who deserves credit for it. Questions in this fo
• desi
• e wanted to build something that was "desi" yet Udacious. Plus, writing python p
• design
• ment of the user. 3.) Designing- The designing part is done by using the softwar
• ckups. By using this software we can design all the web pages in the website and
• ce 3.) Javascript  JavaScript was designed to add interactivity to HTML pages
• pilation).  JavaScript gives HTML designers a programming tool.  JavaScrip
• ted with the Internet. The interface designed that is, the web page designing wh
• rface designed that is, the web page designing which is one of the major part of
• http://contributeforacause.webs.com/design-and-code The web application can be
• nt and query by a character. So this design allows user to search non-English co
• ’ (network administrator). Graphic design for Android application was not the
• action without help of any specially designed programs or tools. Because of that
• made changes. That is because modern designs for "under construction" designs ma
• ern designs for "under construction" designs may also include server side genera
• future after learning more about web design in the upcoming courses. Feel free t
• system, with a few ideas behind its design that, I think, make it stand out fro
• this application. It is clearly not designed for IT people, or kids/adults skil
• ttons added (fixed, actually) Some redesign using Bootswatch :) Project Name : H
• b, but I know it is horrible!) Nicer design.. :) Tools uses : I used Django , Py
• isplayed seems to be four. This is a design decision ? (13 Apr,
• nts/cosmetic reasons the webpage was designed to not only showcase video search
• and parts to order. Being that it's designed as a portable antenna, it's very e
• designers
• lation).  JavaScript gives HTML designers a programming tool.  JavaScript
• designs
• ade changes. That is because modern designs for "under construction" designs ma
• rn designs for "under construction" designs may also include server side genera
• desirable
• ke within given time period. It is desirable to aim for a system with a minimum
• desire
• believe that working with a 'burning desire' to make a difference, is the greate
• despair
• s, or fifty even, I would wither in despair!!! My sincerest condolences to thos
• desperate
• e buying companies, buying talent, desperate to find the golden ass of sustaine
• destiny
• arch engines trying to change one's destiny? If you are destined to be unlucky
• destructive
• tent tool both for productive and destructive purposes. This being said, I woul
• detail
• lease see the full contest rules for details). To enter the contest, post an ans
• in Berkeley LOL. Can't wait for the details of the contest. (30
• @malckwan I think all the details are now there in the official conte
• ne properly.. with much attention to detail.. and the details here are the USER
• h much attention to detail.. and the details here are the USER NEEDS.. of "enhan
• lease see the full contest rules for details). To enter the contest, post an ans
• in Berkeley LOL. Can't wait for the details of the contest. (30
• @malckwan I think all the details are now there in the official conte
• the code describe the puzzle in more detail; as well as how I chose to model it
• detect
• essibility ) that described a way to detect Spam email messages. It allows you t
• e with the baseline log file you can detect errors or unintended behavioural cha
• detection
• ages contain pornography, language detection, filter super deals pages from eCo
• detective
• ata isn’t so anonymous with some detective work. But I think there is a big d
• detects
• fari), analyzing it, sorting it. It detects duplicates, frequent domains, displ
• determines
• project by it's own algorithm that determines how close my 'ingredient list' is
• detrimental
• hether the page contributes or is detrimental to society. An individual user ca
• develope
• just towns and institutions and we developed algorithm for institution search.
• iminates need for crawling. We also developed hierarchical index of locations in
• to be more readble Metodology : To develope the application I use the tool I ha
• developer
• nd Category Pages.. this is the AI developer's dream come true.. the other thin
• orse, something "marketable"? What developer in their right mind would settle f
• . Can someone explain how software developers can make a living if their code i
• unes, and assuredly there are some developers at The Stanford School of Enginee
• out being creative, I think. "What developer in their right mind would settle f
• language a try. I'm a web designer/developer so I'm not that bad with javascrip
• Profile description " I am asp.net developer, developing web applications, inve
• umentation (eg. docs.python.org or developer.android.com). Thanks: I would like
• be a more narrow scope - a python developer, Android and iOS developers, Cisco
• python developer, Android and iOS developers, Cisco network engineer - all of
• le. After all, if you are software developer in Java, then surely when you're f
• ented as a list like this ['http://developer.android.com', 'http://stackoverflo
• is still limited - you're either a developer or IT professional - but it can be
• two profiles for now - ‘android developer’ and ‘IT professional’ (netw
• your interpreter unless you go to developer.nytimes.com and request keys for t
• r. I look forward to developing my developer skills through future courses. Che
• developers
• . Can someone explain how software developers can make a living if their code is
• unes, and assuredly there are some developers at The Stanford School of Engineer
• extended in ways that its original developers may not expect. The principles enh
• There are certainly many talented developers on this page, with far more robust
• indexes Facebook's Status (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/po
• tus through its Graph API (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/)
• osted on Google AppEngine (https://developers.google.com/appengine/), it uses Ap
• ses AppEngine's DataStore (https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/d
• python developer, Android and iOS developers, Cisco network engineer - all of t
• anguage. This is handy for Android developers (and others) when performing local
• e a simple program that enable web developers (or anyone interested) to check th
• developer’
• two profiles for now - ‘android developer’ and ‘IT professional’ (networ
• development
• standing the "Spirit" of software development in general, the very idea of "ope
• irit" of open source, of software development and creative commons licenses.. H
• but I lack the talent in software development presently.. But I'm getting bette
• s includes tools that make common development tasks easier "out of the box", su
• Rails these tools provide a basic development environment. Ruby- It is a dynami
• rpreter, Codepad, or other simple development environment, and needs no support
• with four canned seed texts, for development and demonstration purposes. These
• dex.dat -p 8080 Conclusion Future developments: Doing this project was a great
• nd I learned a lot about software development, and some of the tools used like
• n the very first phase of project development...that's when distant, unexpected
• rest are IT, Electronics and game development most of these websites are relate
• word "udacity": Areas for further development Other link containers (e.g. javas
• DuckDuckGlow - A github repo for development of the "DuckDuckGlow" plugin, alt
• y. This may be useful in software development or IT sector. It also may be a mo
• s and Udacity was the key to this development. I'll let you know as soon as I g
• NTS== Well, I'm am taking the Web development class, so one improvement for sur
• nk rank in the search engines. In development Search by file types and categori
• ands, but you'll have to read the development blog or look at the code to find
• developments
• dex.dat -p 8080 Conclusion Future developments: Doing this project was a great e
• device
• te over the Device List and add each device to a new page in gtk.Notebook TODO:
• ttp://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/devicedoc/41190c.pdf Forum ID: aam (same as
• devour
• bel powers array, And make the earth devour her own sweet brood; THE END. link
• diabetic
• n be really useful when a person is diabetic or allergic to some food (such as c
• diacritics
• se an external function to convert diacritics. The credits are in the "external.
• dialog
• uld love to add a function with user dialog options to interactively input the n
• diana
• und on github at: https://github.com/dianafisher/zeroclickinfo-fathead/tree/mas
• so_639_1 Team Members: Diana Fisher (diana.fisher@gmail.com) Forum ID: diana_fi
• r (diana.fisher@gmail.com) Forum ID: diana_fisher link answered 17 Apr, 01:53
• fisher link answered 17 Apr, 01:53 diana_fisher 36 2
• diaries
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• diarrhea
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• dics
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• lines ? link answered 10 Apr, 14:56 dics 498 2 16 edited 10 Apr, 14:57
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• dict
• ip (31 Mar, 16:11) Adictee @UdacityDave : This
• hemselves. (You could use specialized dictionaries for any topic you like. Check
• do! And don't forget to send me your dictionaries afterwards!=) Project title:
• es not, till heaven clears. By oft predict that I in heaven find: I wondered wha
• Submission Trie dictionary word search The idea of the pro
• ds from given letters in a given word dictionary. Project summary: Trie structur
• g here . 2) JavaScript loads the trie dictionary, takes user-provided letters, a
• ipt. Download the project. Substitute dict.txt with your list of words. Each wor
• rated by a new line. Convert the text dictionary to JSON trie dictionary by runn
• vert the text dictionary to JSON trie dictionary by running txt2trieDictConvert.
• ert.py (python txt2trieDictConvert.py dict.txt). Open html5.html with a browser
• ld be copied to the server directory: dict.js, find-words.js, jquery-1.7.min.js,
• version of the word search here . The dictionary contains 80612 words. Depending
• take a couple of seconds to load the dictionary. Once it is loaded you can do a
• of dissociated press. However, Python dictionaries offered a much better way to
• der that is needed. The scan builds a dictionary in which the current token tupl
• dictionaries
• ing content? Or can we use online dictionaries within our project, or even the u
• elves. (You could use specialized dictionaries for any topic you like. Check out
• And don't forget to send me your dictionaries afterwards!=) Project title: "Say
• issociated press. However, Python dictionaries offered a much better way to pars
• have settled for a dictionary of dictionaries (data structure I get familiar wi
• ng use of the high performance of dictionaries: index = {word : {relatedword : [
• munities interact with web pages, dictionaries of important results could be sto
• d way. I looked at Dictreader and dictionaries but decided it didn't suit this t
• response as possible. But, Why 3 dictionaries? Each dictionary is used for a di
• ng to identify procedures, lists, dictionaries, conditionals and loops. If these
• ographers, especially for on line dictionaries need to constantly work at keepin
• of Python (particularly lists and dictionaries) to find and print the steps lead
• queries in the page http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/ to get the correc
• nd data structures like lists and dictionaries and things like web requests just
• dictionarywords
• he word is used in context. The dictionarywords, keeps the list of words from t
• dictionay
• index (dictionary) . Each term of dictionay contains number of times the page
• dictionnary
• racting all the adjectives from a dictionnary. I noticed all the entries are in
• dictonary
• _cloud" that builds the word_cloud dictonary. The dictonary consists of "url" a
• ilds the word_cloud dictonary. The dictonary consists of "url" as a key and a l
• didn`t
• lo. Are this kind of programms ok? i didn`t read all the code, but at a first si
• didn’t
• ns – should we count schools that didn’t use Serbian language at the time of
• h precisely defined information. We didn’t develop whole model, it is already
• This returned in some cases pages I didn’t want, so I also added a routine isg
• eal with all the syntax of html. We didn’t learn it in class and had very simp
• diet
• nutrients (and quantity) in my daily diet? How do I score on percent RDA (Recom
• ment on "Is Sugar Toxic?" How does my diet score using RDI numbers from differen
• ion from Australia/New Zealand and UK dietary guidelines posted here . Solution
• healthful. One based on a McDonald's diet. The output is a bar chart. x-axis is
• dietary
• n from Australia/New Zealand and UK dietary guidelines posted here . Solution I
• diff
• DOT language. The one procedure of a different kind is lookup_graph which makes
• uy that loves cooking. I love to cook different dishes to please my family and f
• news. I decided to experiment with a different way to find articles to read. I
• is also fun that the "news story" is different every time because of the freque
• ent and alerts you with proper log of differences. So, now never waste time surf
• any changes or are provide you with a diff like output. It works best for static
• more limited 'max_urls' variable or a different 'seed_url' variable If running i
• difference
• under CC. I think that's the main difference between an artist and s.o. who's j
• with a 'burning desire' to make a difference, is the greatest motivator to do s
• to make manual calculations of the difference in prices for 7-10 goods in differ
• own another refining page, etc The difference between this process (searching sp
• e work. But I think there is a big difference between what’s possible and what
• differences
• h/crawler, but with two important differences: (1) Structural: There is no loop
• and alerts you with proper log of differences. So, now never waste time surfing
• differentiate
• files, since my algorithm can't differentiate between different "voices" or in
• positive numbers, so that we can differentiate between the various values. To v
• differnet
• hic application of this code, with differnet (and much longer) sample texts. It
• difficult
• mantic distance between pages. The difficulty is that the distance and the way
• ng for programming information too difficult. Corpuses will usually not contain
• tion of these characters extremely difficult. A further difficulty is when you
• ers extremely difficult. A further difficulty is when you know how to perform a
• al hexamester. (It is surprisingly difficult to distinguish synthetic question
• nged names? Apparently, it is very difficult to give an answer to a very simple
• ormation on the internet is really difficult. Information is not accurate, and
• ason. Objectively ranking teams is difficult since most teams do not play each
• xpecting is added. It is obviously difficult to check a website regulary so you
• certainly know, true anonymity is difficult to achieve on the internet. Often,
• difficulties
• s that I devised as I encountered difficulties along the way. One that I like in
• eb2J1dp There were some technical difficulties while executing the crawl for cod
• difficulty
• mantic distance between pages. The difficulty is that the distance and the way y
• ers extremely difficult. A further difficulty is when you know how to perform an
• me heuristics to determine reading difficulty. Background: Back in pre-Google(TM
• ults only within a certain reading difficulty score range -- maybe you want to f
• ry to make it so but because it is difficulty to access to certain information l
• ecific applications: (1) Measuring difficulty of a proof: A crude measure is the
• hat calls the given one etc.). The difficulty of a proof is then the sum of squa
• digit
• pattern inside the seemingly random digits which might hold the secrets of the
• d associate a color with each of the digits and then draw the value of Pi on a
• st find an algorithm to generate the digits of Pi one by one. Wikipedia came to
• n and hence i had to limit the no of digits of Pi i can paint inside a canvas o
• t the end i also print out the no of digits of Pi painted. People or Judges wis
• igot algorithm that decides how many digits of Pi get painted. The size of the
• size of the canvas, pixel_count per digit and you can also give a different as
• ssociation of colors to each decimal digit by changing the default array i have
• ray i have defined. A total of 23140 digits of Pi could be painted in approxima
• s idea to associate a tone with each digit and hear how Pi sounds. Fellow users
• digits
• pattern inside the seemingly random digits which might hold the secrets of the
• d associate a color with each of the digits and then draw the value of Pi on a c
• st find an algorithm to generate the digits of Pi one by one. Wikipedia came to
• n and hence i had to limit the no of digits of Pi i can paint inside a canvas of
• t the end i also print out the no of digits of Pi painted. People or Judges wish
• igot algorithm that decides how many digits of Pi get painted. The size of the c
• ray i have defined. A total of 23140 digits of Pi could be painted in approximat
• digraph
• are displayed. Here is an example: digraph G { node1 [label="This is a BIG nod
• ples makes a simple directed graph (digraph) with two nodes and one edge from n
• dilutes
• web page contains many links, this dilutes the value of its links. Similarly,
• dimension
• g simpler. I tried to define a two dimensions space, with one dimension is rank
• e a two dimensions space, with one dimension is rank or 1/rank and the other is
• dimensions
• g simpler. I tried to define a two dimensions space, with one dimension is rank
• tion without even using the hidden dimensions for which the corresponding values
• dinner
• m a MCDONALD'S breakfast, lunch, and dinner . See code for exact food items. Her
• direction
• ours a day, forty pupils under the direction of a professor would crank the mac
• at they may have gone in the wrong direction. Although not the initial goal we
• l version for testing and read the directions on HOWTOUSE.txt Name: Alexander S
• a page that was going in the right direction. So, for example: Search for "auda
• directions
• l version for testing and read the directions on HOWTOUSE.txt Name: Alexander Su
• on EC2 using Nginx and wsgi. These directions were the most helpful: https://git
• directive
• he robots.txt 'Deny' 'Crawl-delay' directive, if it exists If the 'Crawl-delay'
• if it exists If the 'Crawl-delay' directive does not exist, site's pages are c
• directly
• doing it, unless of course you sell directly to investors, at auction, directly
• directly to investors, at auction, directly to collectors, donate to museums, l
• monstrate better that the class was directly helpful when you use Python... as m
•  JavaScript is usually embedded directly into HTML pages.  JavaScript is
• other error conditions are printed directly. Our team is also providing access
• of your computer systems, nor share directly with anyone, or hosted by a corpora
• uments were well formatted, parsing directly the XML code was a nightmare. Fortu
• reter, $ python feedinformant.py or directly from the prompt, $ ./feedinformant.
• _index(), increment_url_count() are directly derived from the CS101 code. Code:
• if the user want to he can specify directly the web pages that s/he wants to in
• mes you wished Google just gave you directly a list of feasible explanations and
• y on Rails never talk to each other directly. Their common connection is the dat
• orems that call both of them either directly or indirectly (i.e., calls a theore
• l both of them either directly or indirectly (i.e., calls a theorems that calls
• ccess searchwithpeter.info. It goes directly to udacity-forums.com. Open source.
• directories
• where my code is. Other files and directories are related to Django and the dep
• directorio
• ncontrar archivos duplicados en un directorio y subdirectorios. Descripción del
• s duplicados en un directorio y subdirectorios. Descripción del proceso 1) reco
• uso es ejecutando el script en el directorio que quiero analizar. Mi código es
• directory
• f paths and don't include the root directory (like "/1/2/page.html") and we nee
• isearcher minisearch - is the main directory of my application where my code is
• rcher. Files inside the minisearch directory: model.py - most of the code is in
• sults.html Files inside the "mini" directory: settings.py - Django settings url
• he same name inside the minisearch directory and described above. This makes Dj
• les should be copied to the server directory: dict.js, find-words.js, jquery-1.
• thread number, crawling depth, log directory without changing the programs. eng
• s pre-fetched feeds located in the directory "./data". The files that are reall
• y that must be located in the same directory as FeedInformant (this is not requ
• will consist of pages at the same directory as the seed urls and their sub-dir
• Inception: The files in the lists directory is the movie lists I used to train
• ram scans all the files in current directory. If it finds any of the hand histo
• uctions Just put the script in the directory which has Poker Stars hand history
• ill the database, so go to project directory and launch CrawlerClient.py that w
• ile and change ('cd') to extracted directory). Run 'python ubudeb-dl.py'. Follo
• t. They all need to be in the same directory to work. The shakes_mod.txt file i
• le called "track.csv" (in the same directory as the script) in windows format u
• 9/index.pkl . Place it in the same directory as the reciPY and start cooking yo
• to place the index.pkl in the same directory as reciPY.py!) NOTE: I use an exte
• dures in all .py files in the seed directory and the whole underlying tree. Whe
• sults from running the code on the directory containing its own source code. Th
• directs
• l notice each node is clickable and directs you to the corresponding page. Ther
• disable
• (LAT:LONG)) thresholds to enable or disable redshift Call a function get_availa
• meters the list of Monitors, enable/disable widget and assigned channel Channel
• pe' Note: set 'criteria' to None to disable standalone mode the second mode is
• ts to 0, Note: set 'port' to = 0 to disable webserver mode and setting the 'hos
• disadvantages
• ar anywhere in the document. The disadvantages is that it is swayed by very rar
• disagree
• the idea that some bookmakers might disagree on who the favorite team is (or, ho
• disappearance
• the label "Words or regex to Spy disappearance" and submit. Spion notifies you
• disappears
• aracter or place; when it appears, disappears, etc. For instance: if we enter th
• discard
• r "complicates" I also weed out and discard single character results I started
• discipline
• cause I already got a place in the discipline “Information Technology and Syst
• discomfort
• smartphone in his hand would feel discomfort when he enters text like "Object s
• discount
• petitors have, their average price, discount rate, how many people are buying fr
• discover
• unsent SMSs. I've used this tool to discover a problem in the program that sent
• of Porters stemming function, then discovered that one came bundled with nltk.
• l de Cervantes (Spain, 1605), we'll discover that she appears mostly in the midd
• d the range of adjectives. And I've discovered some interesting things: searchin
• discrete
• inite number of random problems for discrete topics. In final form, it would loo
• ecause of the still somewhat vague, discrete nature of this data collection, man
• discretion
• llowed, except at Sponsor’s sole discretion.", but we deserve something right?
• discriminate
• has proved to be the best way to discriminate between two pages... so I tried t
• that, my search engine allows to discriminate the ingredients I don't want in m
• rch engines. Search engines today discriminate in favor of "better" algorithms a
• discussion
• tions culled from one of the forum discussion threads. ‘advice’ is a composi
• tory of my home town. One internet discussion motivated me to make something tha
• t school in Serbia. This triggered discussion on the internet about the oldest s
• thought it would be an interesting discussion we could have here on the forums a
• r search query to search the CS101 discussion forum, --python to search Python d
• disease
• ave to take care of a person with a disease I don't know, or when I have to do
• dish
• y idea or something, it may sound childish but that's what i feel. So what shoul
• ves cooking. I love to cook different dishes to please my family and friends. Ho
• etc. To check, for instance, the meat dishes, you can go to "http://www.gastrono
• ertainly be more useful to know which dishes can be cooked from a set of ingredi
• m a set of ingredients. Moreover, the dish names do not contain explicit informa
• you may not know that you can make a dish called "Caldeirada à Algarvia". Besi
• search recipes by ingredients and by dish names. Besides that, my search engine
• dishes
• es cooking. I love to cook different dishes to please my family and friends. How
• tc. To check, for instance, the meat dishes, you can go to "http://www.gastronom
• rtainly be more useful to know which dishes can be cooked from a set of ingredie
• disk
• USearch A (reasonably) fast disk backed search engine. The word list a
• the inverted index are stored in a on disk binary file. ranking using URank The
• ptop and it's surprisingly fast for a disk based implementation. It's most likel
• is stored in a single cross-platform disk file. d. Supports terabyte-sized data
• and indexing variables into the hard disk. I choose to dump the variable. Every
• e_spider.py, read dump data from hard disk. I can crawl new things to enlarge th
• king and indexing variables from hard disk. Search the words or a sentence. Inpu
• te trough http, save indexing data to disk, serve search results trough http to
• , rank the pages and save all data to disk. The search script presents a web int
• ks. Functions to save all the data to disk, or load from disk. Functions, which
• ve all the data to disk, or load from disk. Functions, which may take much time
• ank) Ranks generated are saved to the disk each time and are loaded next time fr
• different index is built/saved to the disk for each domain. This is essential fe
• trino 1.86Ghz processor with 1 GB RAM disk space 30 GB and running debian squeez
• run, it will load the index from the disk, taking just a few seconds. I have pu
• disorder
• ish a blog that talks about bipolar disorder and he mentions Katherine Zeta Jone
• displaces
• ht greater than that of the air it displaces'] ['avi\xc3\xb3n, aeronave, aeropl
• displays
• Hospital data from Medicare.gov and displays 1 (very important) piece of data: W
• cture shows some sample outputs. It displays the live sports that are coming up
• omposed of multiple words) The code displays: ##################################
• disputes
• built once (unless these authorship disputes should ever resolve in favor of an
• distances
• the code that computes the various distances (Manhattan, Euclid, cosine, Pearso
• erimented with several concepts of distances (we saw the edit-distance in the c
• be infeasible to compute all edit distances. How can this be used if we want t
• roof is then the sum of squares of distances between pairs of results invoked.
• distant
• f project development...that's when distant, unexpected ideas might be useful.
• founded: * 17 times: lady 3 times: distant * 2 times: peerless 2 times: belove
• e cherish lover of Don Quixote) is 'distant'; in fact, Quixote hardly met her:
• distinguish
• ld still recognize the tune. What distinguishes the tune is not the notes thems
• in our index and we need a way to distinguish between them. Also some urls are
• (It is surprisingly difficult to distinguish synthetic question titles from th
• distinguishes
• d still recognize the tune. What distinguishes the tune is not the notes themse
• distnace
• the second one (very similar to the distnace of the two stars question of the ex
• distribute
• ight of your code, but you need to distribute your code under the CC-BY -NC-SA.
• self a job with much sparetime and distribute my music under CC. I think that's
• udacity-search-engine This code is distribute under Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA
• distribution
• te a code to do a chi-test of the distribution of numbers on your pool of ticket
• ing parameters for estimating the distribution of messages between categories an
• ssages between categories and the distribution of keywords within each category.
• a category is estimated from the distribution of training messages: P(CATn) = (
• diversity
• ally insightful and illustrate how diversity creates innovation, I'm really exc
• divert
• eady freely available serves only to divert the student's focus on the topic at
• divide
• ing K-means clustering algorithm, we divide the words into three clasters by fre
• divides
• is key to understanding Rails. MVC divides your application into three layers,
• djneeley
• e accessed here: https://github.com/djneeley/news-story/blob/master/news-story.p
• eers! link answered 15 Apr, 02:34 djneeley 131 3 2 Very cr
• Apr, 23:07) rush @djneeley : This is a very interesting idea,
• est! (2 days ago) djneeley @djneeley : Thanks
• ys ago) djneeley @djneeley : Thanks for the information, I was
• time. (yesterday) djneeley showing 5 of 6
• dmyt
• s lies in the github repo Udacity ID: dmyt.ov@gmail.com link answered 19 Apr,
• docs
• search in official documentation (eg. docs.python.org or developer.android.com).
• load to download the ZIP file https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B4GoUzzQqFU_cjJvU
• Submission: Description https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z96SAgdeFekZz4
• M6XCemfa7bTMh8zRILw/edit Code https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ax6lLp-WJcUxII
• shows the running program and https://docs.google.com/document/d/16kQEat4LOL7TEf
• ementation CODE: Download from google docs here . The python code is also hosted
• on ) HELP FILE: TVQuestHelp on google docs . INSTRUCTION: Download the source fi
• /pastebin.com/FAiaumxJ Paper: https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1KerPddnGI
• ng Project Description (v1.3) https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B8gEwjQYPvzdckZGM
• load to download the ZIP file https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B8gEwjQYPvzdc0tYb
• BY-NC-SA license Screen Shot: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B8gEwjQYPvzdY1AzT
• dia linking (described in the project docs) the deeper concept of this type of s
• work! You may also want to read about docstrings, and for each procedure output
• gs, and for each procedure output the docstring if possible. (18
• docstrings
• k! You may also want to read about docstrings, and for each procedure output the
• doctor
• ces properly. 4.) You may be a fresh doctor who may want to treat more patients
• re is a lack of medical services and doctors. 5.) You may be a fresh computer gr
• doctors
• e is a lack of medical services and doctors. 5.) You may be a fresh computer gr
• documentation
• my_contest_project" and then the documentation on the remaining lines ? link
• te' time.sleep(60) #according to documentation CPU cyles are suspended for the
• /1Q8BcZTg I will provide further documentation in a more detailed manner in a v
• . Fast mobile search in official documentation (eg. docs.python.org or develope
• to make easy search in official documentation on a specific technology. This m
• , installation info and detailed documentation can be found here. http://dl.dro
• (1) DESCRIPTION: This is a code documentation written by a noob for the noobs.
• he code though. this is just for documentation ) HELP FILE: TVQuestHelp on goog
• efore, too). There are many good documentations out there which helped me a lot
• mated-fridge Note You can find a documentation how to use the program in the Ho
• ook up information in the Python documentation. Try searching for the name of a
• forum, --python to search Python documentation, or --daverank to show the DaveR
• hese free tools by reading their documentation (plus a lot of trial and error).
• rested in getting updates if the documentation of your favorite library or code
• ainly online HTML ebooks, online documentation, course lists, wiki's or somethi
• documentations
• efore, too). There are many good documentations out there which helped me a lot.
• documents
• ctable nature of webpages and html documents, and to the unavailability of a pr
• conditions, even assuming that the documents were well formatted, parsing direc
• e the similarity among the various documents. This is why I have coded and expe
• n find more information in the two documents accompanying the code: Submission:
• okup inverted index to find target documents. Points of this app: Inverted Inde
• nutes. How it works Medicworkpedia documents are splitted into words and saved
• h "Heart" in: - Theory : Will show documents explaining what it is: "Heart fail
• their included links in their web documents before the crawl detected them to
• city website, CS101 forums, course documents, and lecture transcripts. It suppo
• doesn
• ikes these Udacious courses--my mind doesn't understand much I have been playin
• 0 It doesn't have to be a search engine right?
• t with ranking algorithms, too, that doesn't have to have anything to do with s
• ants to help me build this thing, it doesn't even have to be a submission for t
• y crawling for the moment though, it doesn't extract anything yet, but it seems
• every low-level crawler to take just doesn't feels right :p. The problem is tha
• rize/contest for those under 18 that doesn't involve flying across the country
• cedure more than two lines long that doesn't give errors. It's the bane of my e
• ng the DRY principle. For example it doesn't use the Django feature of patterns
• pirit of CS101 what I have completed doesn't use any HTML parsing modules like
• tors 10uF 1 MAX232 If your PC/Laptop doesn't have Serial port buy a USB to RS23
• n as the query. But since the urllib doesn't work from within the Udacity Pytho
• place in it ( so that the car owner doesn't find 1000 people wanting to ride w
• in or another origin . - The one who doesn't have car doesn't have to be at the
• gin . - The one who doesn't have car doesn't have to be at the same origin of t
• the search results for a person who doesn't have a car and is going to start h
• r will be passing by ( The time here doesn't have to be the same for both , as
• Submission: My search Engine (which doesn't have a name) is an improvement on
• hrough tens of pages. Also Wikipedia doesn't help at all. Because it is SO EXTE
• t supported for this case because it doesn't make sense) The same idea can be u
• s are first normalized so one person doesn't get their way by rating everything
• here It is a bit rough right now and doesn't work that great. I also need to se
• y because she wanted to play but she doesn't know English (Spanish is our nativ
• n after the submission, as this note doesn't constitute a modification to the p
• isible behind my house and all... it doesn't handle higher winds all that well.
• to search the web. Note: The program doesn't actually access searchwithpeter.in
• doesn’t
• the crawl list. The lexicographer doesn’t want to deal with all the syntax o
• efficiency. The lexicographer also doesn’t want to pay attention to words tha
• dogboi
• hanks. link answered 09 Apr, 00:33 dogboi 56 4 1 You can h
• dollar
• atform that made them a multibillion dollar company. Their search engine, by all
• -omgpop/id488627858?mt=8 it's just 1 dollar in case you want to buy it :D) by us
• domain
• 1 Creativity and relevance are my domain, but I still can't code a single blo
• ws (I made MIDI files of only public domain songs for the demonstration). Thanks
•  The Model layer represents your domain model (such as Account, Product, Per
• rce code for SQLite is in the public domain. Features of SQLite: a. Transactions
• ce "anchor", there are many semantic domains that fits with the word : it might
• at a page corresponds to your search domain or not (~ up and down)( yes or no) o
• ons would need to be extended in any domain where performance depended on correc
• it. It detects duplicates, frequent domains, display statistics, check links, i
• reby release this code to the public domain per Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA l
• constraint the crawling to only a subdomain or to specific pages within the subd
• k. Why reinvent the wheel? Limit the domains crawled. To stop the crawl taking o
• , you can limit the crawl to certain domains or paths as specified in whitelist.
• o part of a website, or to a company domain or three. This is fairly basic at th
• that web links belonging to the same domain - for example (National/World/Scienc
• iple websites belonging to different domains or crawl a single website with diff
• sub-sections belonging to different domains. Search Criteria is categorized int
• iteria is categorized into different domains and different index is built/saved
• is built/saved to the disk for each domain. This is essential feature for crawl
• e- in the code implemented different domains are - Movies, News, Personal Websit
• public page with a unique URL (e.g. domain.com/SearchEngineTitle) where anyone
• make a search engine that lives in a domain in a week, at least I couldn't, with
• for illustrating examples and these domains are in no way related to this code.
• within that website (having the same domain name), not everything to which that
• d in mind the idea of using it in my domain. How about doing a "book crawler" in
• ts way and would block access to its domain for a short period of time. I visite
• domains
• e "anchor", there are many semantic domains that fits with the word : it might
• it. It detects duplicates, frequent domains, display statistics, check links, i
• . Why reinvent the wheel? Limit the domains crawled. To stop the crawl taking o
• you can limit the crawl to certain domains or paths as specified in whitelist.
• ple websites belonging to different domains or crawl a single website with diff
• sub-sections belonging to different domains. Search Criteria is categorized int
• teria is categorized into different domains and different index is built/saved
• - in the code implemented different domains are - Movies, News, Personal Websit
• for illustrating examples and these domains are in no way related to this code.
• domenaklienta
• - simple demo: http://s348703304.domenaklienta.pl/demo/ Script checks specified
• dominos
• he program uses names of sites like dominos, flipkart, makemytrip etc. but they
• = "pizza" ads output : 'http://www.dominos.co.in' search_query = "travel to in
• donate
• at auction, directly to collectors, donate to museums, libraries, hospitals, un
• gistered on the site then he/she can donate by filling this form. 2.) REGISTERED
• stationery, utensils, etc. They can donate to any NGO who have registered on th
• ause people do not know how they can donate even a small thing to the people who
• donation
• red on the site then it can ask for donation by filling this form. 4.) REGISTERE
• odule, the registered NGOs can have donations given by the donators on the websi
• ators on the website. They can have donations on the basis of their requirements
• ents and functions with the help of donations. All the above four modules are in
• ibutor but does not provide mean of donation for the transportation of things to
• donations
• dule, the registered NGOs can have donations given by the donators on the websi
• tors on the website. They can have donations on the basis of their requirements
• nts and functions with the help of donations. All the above four modules are in
• donators
• GOs can have donations given by the donators on the website. They can have donat
• dont
• of the words are just rubbish that we dont want to analyse. These are words word
• page and remove all the words that we dont want to use. Only 100 English words (
• don’t
• ten some code trying to do this but don’t know whether it works properly or n
• whether it works properly or not. I don’t know how to access a small but suff
• ocess of eliminating URLs that they don’t consider useful or don’t really m
• hat they don’t consider useful or don’t really meet the needs of their sear
• ished easily by humans because they don’t “look like” real words. These a
• e these from the list, as they also don’t belong in the dictionary. This rout
• door
• edge will be turned into a (one way) door. Yeah, you can get stuck in a room wi
• , you can get stuck in a room with no doors, creepy... In the maze, you get to p
• doors
• you can get stuck in a room with no doors, creepy... In the maze, you get to p
• doorstep
• to NGOs at the convenience of your doorstep! The Society has given us everythin
• double
• ecryption the ones I identified were double letters, starting letters and ending
• bute, allow for the use of single or double quotes. in lookup, allow multiple wo
• doubt
• for intellectual property rights, I doubt that anything we've shared is unique
• know if you find any bugs. I have no doubt there are some. I've pasted a pdf be
• el free to contact me in case of any doubt regarding the code link answered 2
• downloads
• ted are memoized to avoid multiple downloads. The entries of the concordance ar
• fathead plugin for DuckDuckGo. It downloads Hospital data from Medicare.gov an
• y keyword you type in, the program downloads the corresponding Wikipedia page a
• dozens
• TCL bindings included. Bindings for dozens of other languages available separat
• ss review. If you have subscribed to dozens of RSS feeds that send numerous dail
• s and technology. If a topic is hot, dozens of similar articles are going to sho
• draft
• test because my project is still in "draft" mode, but i can present some result
• dramatically
• d in the sql dump. Anyway, I have dramatically failed and may not be joining Pet
• acity CS101 and the situation has dramatically changed! So, when this programmin
• drawback
• he internet tends to have one major drawback to me, there are spam sites which s
• drawings
• ow much you won. 2) Analyze earlier drawings to see if the lottery is "biased" o
• were making the Urank procedure the drawings by David were illustrative, but I w
• drawn
• ry has an equal probability of being drawn. But people often speculate that som
• numbers (and bet that they would be drawn next!). Or, if you are particularly
• g and guessing what another user has drawn for us (more information here: http:
• ) to guess what the other player has drawn for us. My little sister who watched
• ou 12 letters, to guess the friend's drawn you're also given the length of the
• dream
• I took the course , and dreamed that we were all friends. I dreamt
• dreamed that we were all friends. I dreamt that I programmed the computer to m
• lives so good that we were healed. I dream now that computers and robots will b
• y Pages.. this is the AI developer's dream come true.. the other thing is.. Tag
• omething. Not sure what yet. For me, dreaming up the idea is harder than coding
• rong, I love Udacity and it's been a dream come true to be able to learn to cod
• !! JobTwit just helped you find your dream job :) Released under CC Lincese v3
• dreamt
• dreamed that we were all friends. I dreamt that I programmed the computer to ma
• dregs
• life, So then thou hast but lost the dregs of life, My life, being made of four
• drift
• been licensed for 20 years but have drifted in and out of this pursuit very mu
• rsuit very much. Last fall I started drifting in again. Not having any equipmen
• moved into a new home since my last drift into it, one of the things I needed
• drizzle
• ############### # San Mateo - Light drizzle; 54-51 (F); Wave Height 0.910 (m) #
• ################### # Marin - Light drizzle; 55-46 (F); Wave Height 0.910 (m) #
• drop
• source-code file that you can easily drop into another project. k. Self-contain
• matics, one frequently generalises by dropping some axioms (e.g., the order axio
• ds, it would be good to have a way to drop non-English pages. I wrote a routine,
• fferent="" page="" specified="" it="" drops="" the="" page.="" however,="" as=""
• e search terms, so I thought it OK to drop a note here even after the submission
• ew seconds. I have put my index in my dropbox (it is also in the git repository)
• y). You can access it here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7923799/index.pkl . Place it
• ease check this screenshot: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7923799/reciPY.png . The cod
• dropbox
• f the old research paper: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1655292/NSFREU_TermWeighting.
• t important genes in flowering. The dropbox link has a file with a representati
• tation can be found here. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/74283474/WritLe.zip Members R
• 04 Wordpress blogs graph. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5409929/graph%20(2).png lin
• seconds. I have put my index in my dropbox (it is also in the git repository).
• . You can access it here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7923799/index.pkl . Place it
• se check this screenshot: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7923799/reciPY.png . The code
• drug
• n: Occurrence of the both words - the drug and the side-effect multiple times in
• they want to research for a specific drug. http://touchphase.com/touchPhase/Adv
• example inputs: side effect: diarrhea drug : Augmentin The search engine gets th
• and the number of times both keywords(drug name and side effect) appear in the u
• duck
• es like: "break statement" histogram "duck go" which is interpreted as: (break A
• break AND statement) OR histogram OR (duck AND go) urank "page rank" "graph slam
• duke
• and the other Udacian would have to "duke it out" to see who goes to Palo Alto
• dull
• END. print poetize (index, "good bad dull heaven earth", 5) Pondering .. about
• ting every bad a perfect best, If the dull substance of my flesh were thought, S
• y flesh were thought, Shall neigh--no dull flesh--in his fiery race; While he in
• his fiery race; While he insults o'er dull and speechless tribes: Or, if they si
• ribes: Or, if they sing, 'tis with so dull a cheer, As those gold candles fix'd
• dumb
• y much. Here's my situation. Save ONE dumb mistaken on the first homework (and,
• g application, and avoid a lot of the dumb mistakes I made. All the code is avai
• dummy
• ke a working website" question - Are dummy procedures allowed in our entries? T
• ponents are basically implemented as dummy procedures? link answered 06 Apr,
• sure I understand what you mean by a dummy procedure. (06 Apr,
• dump
• know what it is: SQL Tut Here is the dump of my database, as you can see all th
• y other URL you see stored in the sql dump. Anyway, I have dramatically failed a
• ables into the hard disk. I choose to dump the variable. Every time start to run
• e start to run engine_spider.py, read dump data from hard disk. I can crawl new
• dungeon
• iption What I built is a turn based dungeon crawler in which the maze's structu
• duplicados
• n programa para encontrar archivos duplicados en un directorio y subdirectorios.
• duplicate
• s and online books. The idea is to duplicate the functionality of the index in
• ch for true matches,(i.e excepting duplicate entries a common source of error i
• vered that there were thousands of duplicate words. I resorted the list and rem
• resorted the list and removed the duplicates using the Unix utility uniq. The
• rything to lower-case to eliminate duplicate, unconnected index entries. I have
• duplicates
• alyzing it, sorting it. It detects duplicates, frequent domains, display statist
• resorted the list and removed the duplicates using the Unix utility uniq. The t
• durable
• e atomic, consistent, isolated, and durable (ACID) even after system crashes an
• duration
• of a video's YouTube ID, the video duration and a set of time ranges over which
• duties
• rs ago (overwhelming work and family duties). If had more time, at least the dem
• dwell
• hy glory live. You live in this, and dwell in lovers' eyes. Give my love fame f
• dynamic
• elopment environment. Ruby- It is a dynamic, open source programming language w
• lementation homepage_generator.py - dynamic homepage generator using gator pric
• also include server side generated dynamic content such as date. Features You
• as it being useless for people with dynamic IP addresses, the unpredictable nat
• this problem in two ways: Mask any dynamic data that we are not interested in
• and unpredictable. By masking these dynamic elements, we can then safely compar
• he lines. Masking involves removing dynamic data such as: date/time stamps raw
• are closely matched except for the dynamic data, and they have an edit distanc
• of entities instead of generating a dynamic result set: The Udacity site has an
• ng concatenation made it so I could dynamically insert a date into the URL that
• hically // 2 a link for the current dynamic demo of your code. // 3 the referen
• dynamically
• concatenation made it so I could dynamically insert a date into the URL that I
• dynamics
• ling the gene interactions and it's dynamics. Well, when a first understood the



• eBooks
• utomatically crawls and Indexes your eBooks for easy lookup. First run server.js
• eCommerce
• ion, filter super deals pages from eCommerce web sites and provide search facil
• each
• Udacity team's revolutionary way of teaching. link answered 2 days ago imsome
• (http://www.udacity-forums.com/cs101) each question has 1 RSS feeds. We use the
• rss.xml We have update/public time of each news. base on that info, we will know
• iterate over the Device List and add each device to a new page in gtk.Notebook
• ich Device and Device channel control each one (the code is there, the only I ne
• nly I need to learn is how to control each screen independently--reading and und
• earlier
• nd see how much you won. 2) Analyze earlier drawings to see if the lottery is "
• re available and have been searched earlier. Technical details about the code:
• e code mimics the 'Internet' as the earlier search engine code, taught by Dave,
• earn
• the Udacity team for this wonderful learning opportunity! Evan link answered
• computer science and the knowledge I learned # from my Udacity CS101 class. # #
• t. What is my interest It lets me to learn python from the very beginning. I can
• tandart python modules. Thus one can learn how to create all engine parts from t
• gain that I have used only the tools learned in CS101 so any new comer to progra
• might not be any value to you or may earn you 100 bucks. But it may be much mor
• ur needs - We believe that we need to earn our keep, rather than assume it is as
• ur systems more effectively. You can learn to use Python and see almost immediat
• hat one maybe in version 2.0, when I learn more CS...) Python code is here: http
• ears
• . They risk not being relevant in 20 years. I know, it sounds awfully ironic. In
• unds awfully ironic. In the last few years, they have made SERIOUS mistakes, wha
• unications. They needed to get their "ears" a little closer to the Bell Labs, no
• earth
• sh tables will restore the humans on earth to love and sanity All the search en
• oetize (index, "good bad dull heaven earth", 5) Pondering .. about verse 1 .. a
• I in heaven find: I wondered what on earth they were, When some good spirit wal
• When some good spirit walks upon the earth, My sinful earth these rebel powers
• irit walks upon the earth, My sinful earth these rebel powers array, And make t
• ese rebel powers array, And make the earth devour her own sweet brood; THE END.
• ease
• 121 53 We are pleased to announce a contest for students i
• o long as it is legal and tasteful (please see the full contest rules for detail
• you submit for the contest must be released under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA
• Note added 9 April: DuckDuckGo has released an open API, DuckDuckHack , for crea
• n webpages or websites(specified in greasemonkey like wildcards) based on user s
• lues has been set to default so as to ease having to search for the line of code
• k me financially, that is possible. Please send money to anything you believe tu
• tributor to this project. I hereby release the above-mentioned (and herein descr
• 121 53 We are pleased to announce a contest for students i
• o long as it is legal and tasteful (please see the full contest rules for detail
• you submit for the contest must be released under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA
• Note added 9 April: DuckDuckGo has released an open API, DuckDuckHack , for crea
• lan on updating them so they have increased functionality. For example I have on
• n data collection/logging will put at ease both those with latent concerns, and
• n : Open Source Meta Search Engine released under Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA l
• easier
• rogram strings knocking out beats is easier see us in another class thanks so mu
• use parsing a web page becomes a lot easier - beautifulsoap - especially for pro
• L - the court rooms would be so much easier to understand if they adopted Python
• bove. This makes Django applications easier to install. All the other files that
• s that make common development tasks easier "out of the box", such as scaffoldin
• o categories makes search experience easier and better. For example- in the code
• hm we learned to this setting. As an easier test, I first applied this to the re
• on a canvas visualizing Pi might get easier. Simple though the idea was i had to
• ake the internet and search world an easier, less frustrating place What I actua
• sure there are much more correct and easier ways to do things that I will learn.
• buttons under the video so that it's easier to continue watching the next video
• e list and sort way I thought it was easier to just set a variable to 0 then loo
• easily
• web crawler, for instance. That can easily be modified and applied to a thousan
• e: It seems like this problem can be easily solved. I'm planning to do it by mak
• ANSI-C source-code file that you can easily drop into another project. k. Self-c
• ll the requirements can be rectified easily. (16) 9. MOCKUPS OF THE PROJECT 1.)
• ecurity settings. The project can be easily deployed on a server. The following
• and like that professor you may now easily generate your own body of creative p
• something everyone could understand easily, using as much of the procedures we
• update the homepage generator config easily. For example, just select any value
• save this tedious filtering work and easily return to the search results at a la
• ow students' work. Students would be easily able to see which subjects they migh
• real words. These are distinguished easily by humans because they don’t “lo
• sites in a file so it could be more easily modified. I took a list of the most
• g a semantic field of words. You can easily estimate the importance of one topic
• ile called "results.csv" that can be easily loaded into excel Code: http://paste
• enough to put it in a format that is easily modifiable for uses like these. Take
• ects. With HackingPot, I can do this easily! All I need to do is enter some 'ing
• es of documented Python code and can easily be deployed on the Google Applicatio
• ling part. More googling led me very easily to smtplib and a basic template that
• dline so that your submission can be easily reviewed. (2 days ag
• east
• 2 to be eligible for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winn
• bmission it would become impossibe(Atleast for most of the contestents to checko
• he Northern Hemisphere travel west to east, and a rainbow in the west means mois
• now possible. Or that's the idea at least. I would like to eventually create a
• easy
• by providing a document which make it easy for him to obtain it thanks
• think like humans". Classification is easy for an algorithm, but it always gets
• act anything yet, but it seems fairly easy to do so I've no worries in this resp
• ply it in the real world ! So take it easy friends :-) link answered 31 Mar, 0
• I had to look that up. Now I know an easy way to test lists for membership equa
• nt syntax that is natural to read and easy to write. Rails- Rails is a web-appli
• or most common operations. g. Simple, easy to use API. h. Written in ANSI-C. TCL
• you like. Check out the source, it's easy to do! And don't forget to send me yo
• add/replace the fundus of text files, easy to use, lightning fast. =) Have fun!
• agraphs into sentences. These are not easy tasks, especially in the absence of r
• by a corporation. As it is also very easy to produce/accumulate a large number
• ly crawls and Indexes your eBooks for easy lookup. First run server.js, it will
• has all procedures commented, so it's easy to understand - feel free to contribu
• "title" How do I use it ? It is very easy to use hence the title. Modify "newsr
• be the case. However it is not always easy to come up with feasible hypotheses.
• main idea of this project is to make easy search in official documentation on a
• with lists, strings etc it was pretty easy to come up with a python script that
• eep track of both values is to fit an easy way to calculate the average rating e
• ith other text and visualizing it for easy interpretation. The original goal of
• ariables at the top of the script for easy modification. The second part is the
• But renting a house is either not an easy thing. Usually, people have to pay in
• uld check out Bootstrap, it is really easy to deploy if you know some HTML and C
• gned as a portable antenna, it's very easy to put up and take down and that's wh
• ate for the URL zipcode to use as the easy entry point for others to use this if
• eatable
• the academic paper in compact and "eatable" form, base on search results of th
• ebooks
• static websites, mainly online HTML ebooks, online documentation, course lists,
• ecmendenhall
• Hub repository . My Udacity ID is ecmendenhall@gmail.com, and my forum ID is ecm
• all@gmail.com, and my forum ID is ecmendenhall. link answered 15 Apr, 15:37 ec
• ll. link answered 15 Apr, 15:37 ecmendenhall 101 5 7 edited 2 days ago
• l. (2 days ago) ecmendenhall 1 the webapp look
• (17 hours ago) ecmendenhall 4
• edge
• those techniques (and my limited knowledge about Python -- seriously, I've learn
• I arrived with zero programming knowledge. The lab I joined programs in Perl, a
• will be turned into a room, and each edge will be turned into a (one way) door.
• ortant and to gain all the basic knowledge. If some topics are being mentioned v
• t a set of lines describing nodes and edges. Each node and edge can have some op
• ribing nodes and edges. Each node and edge can have some options that modify the
• raph (digraph) with two nodes and one edge from node1 to node2. Code My code has
• file web.svg Notice how each node and edge is scaled according to their rank. If
• ry creative use of your computer knowledge. Great work. Can't wait to see what y
• edges
• a set of lines describing nodes and edges. Each node and edge can have some op
• editcentral
• de is commented there) http://www.editcentral.com/gwt1/EditCentral.html http://
• edition
• org/ • Agile Web Development, 4th edition, by Sam Ruby • Rail Recipes, by C
• edits
• tes and note-distance. The fewer the edits are, the higher the music title is r
• eduard
• d content Source: https://github.com/eduardbc/cs102 Amazon Instance for demo: ht
• west-1.compute.amazonaws.com/ email: eduard.barrera@gmail.com screen name: Eduar
• .udacity-forums.com/cs101/users/1008/eduard Licensed under Creative Commons CC B
• ository from git: https://github.com/eduard/mysearchengine cd mysearchengine bun
• Eduard Sherstnev | Udacity forum ID: eduard | email: eduard@triresults.com with
• | Udacity forum ID: eduard | email: eduard@triresults.com with contributions fr
• cwong link answered 18 Apr, 12:16 eduard 326 1 3 11
• education
• ovide availability to High Quality education for everyone. (I wish i could be t
• searching the web. It's more of an educational tool. Could that be a useful sub
• submission is a search engine. An educational tool could definitely be in scop
• k you very much for providing this educational opportunity. Submission: SMS Wea
• ho has books with him from his old education days. These books might not be use
• that deals in primary or secondary education. The same useless books may provid
• The same useless books may provide education to millions of others. 2.) You may
• seful to an NGO providing computer education to the needy. 3.) You may be the o
• pecially to those who really value education. You can teach through a virtual c
• a major milestone in the future of education. Second, I want to ask whoever rea
• ogist. I have never had any formal education in computer science, although I'm
• making available such high quality education free for everyone with an internet
• I see this as the beginning of an education revolution that will forever chang
• on that will forever change higher education as we know it. Github repository:
• ults. This application is made for educational purposes. link answered 18 Apr
• you guys are on your way to change education forever! --- Video source code ---
• educational
• earching the web. It's more of an educational tool. Could that be a useful subm
• submission is a search engine. An educational tool could definitely be in scope
• you very much for providing this educational opportunity. Submission: SMS Weat
• riteria. It could also be used as educational aid to help students in better un
• lts. This application is made for educational purposes. link answered 18 Apr,
• eevblog
• kaday.com, dangerousprototypes.com, eevblog.com and gamasutra.com The system al
• effect
• expression) tools. The tokenizer is effective but not perfect. In particular, i
• e both words - the drug and the side-effect multiple times in a page or url most
• ctive) site for researching the side effect User inputs the side-effect they wan
• the side effect User inputs the side-effect they want to research for a specific
• ea/Adversea.php example inputs: side effect: diarrhea drug : Augmentin The searc
• mes both keywords(drug name and side effect) appear in the url. Php handles the
• r German Language. The positive side effect of quitting my Job was that I got mu
• effective
• 7 To be more effective, don't think about the winning bit
• ion is to promote an efficient and effective ‘giving culture’ that provides
• ly and integrate your systems more effectively. You can learn to use Python and
• xpression) tools. The tokenizer is effective but not perfect. In particular, it
• owth exponentially. The problem of effective data management now become even mo
• l the keywords in that message, of effective occurrences divided by effective o
• f effective occurrences divided by effective opportunities. Effective occurrenc
• forming the product, the ratio of effective occurrences to effective opportuni
• ratio of effective occurrences to effective opportunities for a given keyword
• g idea, demonstrating a simple yet effective heuristics for news selection. But
• effectively
• y and integrate your systems more effectively. You can learn to use Python and
• effectiveness
• logy above, in order to rate the effectiveness of the search engine response to
• efficiency
• gested in the forum, for increased efficiency and also because in Gene Regulator
• the same thing with somewhat less efficiency. The lexicographer also doesn’t
• efficient
• project which will help me be more efficient during working days and i was wond
• formulation are: • Providing an efficient and step by step search which neve
• s web application is to promote an efficient and effective ‘giving culture’
• ework used for the project is very efficient and appropriate. • Many people f
• enefited. • The database used is efficient and support many users at one time
• ly, the program is fast and memory efficient. For the classification process, I
• rg_07.pdf "Pearson's Correlation Coefficient Calculation - Worked Solution", La
• rsons-product-moment-correlation-coefficient-calculator-1.php "A Proof of the T
• ks are still needed, especially to efficient storage of the entities before it
• le more transparent and a lot more efficient. What this program does: The SI ex
• �s growing concerns, becoming more efficient and ominous in their abilities to
• inted out there was a better (more efficient, less error prone) way to go about
• play statistics like correlation coefficients between the numbers Maybe Later :
• our search so much more better and efficient, but people simply don't know abou
• efficiently
• the latter both for GUIs and for efficiently interpreting larger bodies of (fo
• effort
• species comparable to it. Most of my effort was to make it simpler to enter a qu
• ptions). While many sites do make an effort to be open about what data they coll
• efforts
• nk to entire Udacity Team for their efforts to provide availability to High Qua
• egregiously
• arsher for your having knowingly, egregiously, violated whatever principle was
• ehlo
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• eight
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• : no sort by weight by proximity by weight proximity by rank by rank weight by
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• ng or when a user clicks on an HTML element. (12) Server Side Technology For th
• To make a script that checks if an element on a given site has changed Functio
• user specifies url and a path to an element - simple demo: http://s348703304.do
• ed site every minute. Could hash an element, store it in a database and make ma
• nows-what:] Output: message that an element has changed (but could at least sen
• rds is a list of entries. The first element is the string of possible keyword.
• ing of possible keyword. The second element is the distance without prediction
• sorted list tuples where the first element is a most frequently appearing word
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• element in the dictionary's keyword element is the ASSOCIATED URl . I have writ
• m the New York Times and the random element in each article selection (which th
• elementary
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• elemento
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• elements
• � Styles define how to display HTML elements  External Style Sheets are store
• CSS today.  CSS defines HOW HTML elements are to be displayed.  Styles are
• list is a list of entries with six elements in each. I would love to add a func
• seeks to locate and classify atomic elements in text into predefined categories
• and only be exposed to the positive elements. Ditto for my children etc.. This b
• generates log files with some data elements are somewhat random and unpredictab
• edictable. By masking these dynamic elements, we can then safely compare the lin
• m that does the searching for those elements: http://pastebin.com/beb2J1dp There
• eletronic
• Make: Projects , and specifically eletronic related ones (that's why the code
• eliminate
• ile. Better split() can be used to eliminate sign, symbols inside the keywords.
• ve set everything to lower-case to eliminate duplicate, unconnected index entri
• eliminates
• dex after creation or change. This eliminates need for crawling. We also develop
• elimino
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• os archivos con filecmp 5) vuelvo y elimino los grupos con un solo elemento 6)
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• hat it can be much more obscure and elitist than I expected, not because scient
• else
• test_split_pos max_text_length: break else: split_pos = test_split_pos + 1 split
• 'Weather Alert program is ending. :(' else: county_code = get_county_code(page,s
• or 5 minutes until next weather check else: #possible internet connection proble
• for running own implementations. What else More over. The software product itsel
• �t provide everything. For everything else, there is CONTRIBUTE FOR A CAUSE. INT
• only when we do something that no one else is currently doing, or when we do it
• t simply because that is how everyone else does it. Blind faith is the enemy of
• elses
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• emails
• nnect to the Gmail server or to send emails # when there is no internet connecti
• from the beginning of the list of # emails/SMSs that were being sent when the c
• would be nice if search engines like emails you could declare a link as spam and
• heduler running a python script that emails me nothing but the next 12 hrs maxim
• loping this and actually seeing test emails in my box. Amazing really. In closin
• embellish
• from database rows as objects and embellish these data objects with business l
• embrace
• For life predestined to the Gnomes' embrace. To hear with eyes belongs to love'
• emergencies
• rs 12.) Volunteers for events and emergencies These service providers are calle
• ontrol possible complications and emergencies. But there comes a typical proble
• emergency
• ons to perform in the case that an emergency occurs: "Cardiorespiratory ressuci
• emit
• ws Then it classifies the reviews and emit different html background color Usage
• emphasis
• This was obviously placing too much emphasis on one particular victory. Therefor
• employee
• a Excel friendly format. Meaning an employee needed to manually go through the r
• discuss things site related and an employee was present. When I explained my si
• ned my situation the stack overflow employee suggested I crawl slower. This may
• nal, it is the work of a few Google employees that were kind enough to put it in
• employees
• al, it is the work of a few Google employees that were kind enough to put it in
• employment
• cts exhibitions. This will help in employment of helpless people. • Inclusion
• empowerment
• paradigm of transparency and user empowerment. Cookies and user accounts could
• empowers
• eems to be a big advantage since it empowers you to build more interesting thing
• empty
• unusual boundary situations, such as empty lists and base cases, I'm compelled
• ow" plugin, although it is currently empty at the time of this posting DuckDuck
• enable
• eativity nano-point or two, it won't enable you to make multiple submissions you
• n real time right to your SMS (text) enabled phone # using this program*. Exampl
• al .css files. External style sheets enable you to change the appearance and lay
• m for institution search. Idea is to enable search with certain parameters that
• heir names. Because of that, we also enabled searching former names and location
• hical index of locations in order to enable custom location search – you can u
• cifying former countries in order to enable search of institutions by former ter
• ing historical information. It could enable two or more searches at a time where
• r location (LAT:LONG)) thresholds to enable or disable redshift Call a function
• ] redshift_manager.py start, stop or enable/disbale redshift program utils.py us
• as parameters the list of Monitors, enable/disable widget and assigned channel
• thors. As an added bonus, this would enable us to quantify whether Peter Norvig
• of the highest odds for each outcome enables you to bet in a certain way that gu
• ms. Those results would be similarly enabled, theoretically allowing me to hone
• as the core technology necessary to enable this - essentially, the ability to c
• age parsing Command-line handling to enable simple control by external processes
• ch words lay between those two. This enables some flexibility in the case that t
• ried to create a simple program that enable web developers (or anyone interested
• enables
• ry. Project summary: Trie structure enables words to be found from given letter
• ecognition, translation, etc) as it enables assigning probability to a particul
• f the highest odds for each outcome enables you to bet in a certain way that gu
• ed with the iteration in a way that enables the search process to converge to a
• h words lay between those two. This enables some flexibility in the case that t
• encapsulates
• count, Product, Person, Post) and encapsulates the business logic that is specif
• encode
• wondered what would it take to both encode and decode messages. Since CS101 is
• encontrar
• a a todos Yo hice un programa para encontrar archivos duplicados en un director
• encounter
• o late but I also didn't expect to encounter so many problems from the get go.
• encrypt
• takes a piece of text that has been encrypted with a random alphabet and a larg
• te a random alphabet and be able to encrypt a piece of text. Right now my code
• l decipher a document that has been encrypted with a random alphabet given the
• with a random alphabet given the un-encrypted text as a input to the frequency
• ryption questions. The first one is encrypted with a random alphabet and they g
• t value A 'lock' function that will encrypt a string (letters only) using the C
• encyclopedia
• better say, will be- a community encyclopedia oriented for professional use. Wr
• ender
• ic communities. I place the keyword "ender" into google. Ender could mean any o
• ends
• apped read-only and shared and the OS ends up aggressively caching data. Partici
• ather Alert - main code starts here. Sends an email that gets converted # to a S
• re like users can view the list of friends on the website (contributors, NGOs, e
• n so its portability and usability depends upon the client connected with the In
• so bookmark and share content with friends who reside in Ireland, or in the case
• e that for now, but since the contest ends today I decided to work out an implem
• 'ascended.', 0] ['ascendeth', 0] ['ascends', 0] ['ascension', 0] ['ascent', 0] [
• enemy
• one else does it. Blind faith is the enemy of all innovation. • Focus on the
• energy
• of ​​artificial intelligence and energy that have not yet patented, if I pub
• engineer
• d and iOS developers, Cisco network engineer - all of them can find this applica
• engine’
• UCTION This project is a ‘search engine’ with an in built portal and social
• engine’s
• project “Summary” . The search engine’s purpose (or the purpose of a plugi
• english
• i understood this correctly (since english is not my native language): should
• Stopwords. There are many words in english that are just common joining words,
• ="" highly="" likely="" to="" be="" english.="" there="" are="" rare="" uses=""
• python dictionary with most of the english words to check if a generated word
• however this can't help us to learn english :[, so the next thing I did was to
• look the definition of the word (in english) in case she didn't know what was t
• of the word and it's translation in english :D, then I expanded the translation
• : valid_permutation_of_the_letters [english definitions] [translation in the pr
• enhance
• udents who want to "accelerate" or "enhance" their Wikipedia experience.. The w
• " that sits on top of Wikipedia and enhances the experience. It would be like a
• hat researches and thoughts one can enhance engine further. I have some. It rep
• contest I tried to come up with an enhanced version of the search engine prese
• to the people who are in need. This enhances the usefulness of things. The requ
• pers may not expect. The principles enhance extensibility like Hide data struct
• g manipulation from Wes in CS262 to enhance this idea. Some ways I tend to impr
• the support of social activites to enhance user experience by allowing him/her
• n Github so everyone can modify and enhance it for our own good and then publis
• . The routine add_page_to_index was enhanced to check the dictionary and only a
• onths before if possible). It would enhance the sense of connectedness between
• main point of my submission was to enhance the search results, and provide a s
• enhancement
• e access and allow others to make enhancement modifications: adding more seeds
• enhancements
• 01 course are welcome to suggests enhancements, make pull requests on the code,
• enhances
• " that sits on top of Wikipedia and enhances the experience. It would be like a
• to the people who are in need. This enhances the usefulness of things. The requi
• ested by the current user/browser - enhances your query by remixing it to someon
• enjoy
• people in cs. So, lets be proud and enjoy the show :D (18 Apr,
• type=3 l=8b86a5e3c3 I hope you will enjoy my graphs! link answered yesterday
• droane Very nice.. I enjoyed trying to figure out the code :)
• me : HackingPot Objective : I really enjoy doing some DIY/hacking projects. The
• d clean! Congratulations! I hope you enjoy my reciPY as much as I will enjoy us
• ou enjoy my reciPY as much as I will enjoy using your HackingPot ;) Um abraço!
• enjoyable
• # made my CS101 programming class enjoyable, challenging, and # most of all re
• enjoys
• fore the deadline). We hope everyone enjoys the app. Try it on a paragraph of yo
• enlarge
• ard disk. I can crawl new things to enlarge the data in this way. I also add a
• enroll
• The contest is open to all students enrolled in Udacity’s CS101 Course. You c
• de a big mistake in letter teenagers enroll in the course and become Udacity stu
• f that when they were letting people enroll. Or they could have told younger stu
• could have told younger students who enrolled that there would be a contest with
• you accept these terms, that you may enroll in and take the course, but will not
• ensure
• ning of the batch of SMS messages to ensure that none of the SMS messages were l
• n message # transmissions to further ensure proper sequence. # # 7) The program
• pos = 0 time.sleep(5) #time delay to ensure SMS messages stay ordered msg_order
• n about the Contribution Process. It ensures the Contributor about the authentic
• be the most happy.) That way we can ensure an equal and fair outcome. I hope to
• ensures
• about the Contribution Process. It ensures the Contributor about the authentic
• enters
• on our input very quickly. The user enters information (list of letters) in the
• function is called whenever the user enters input. If the user entered one of th
• s hand would feel discomfort when he enters text like "Object site: stackoverflo
• enthusiastic
• in this respect. Anyway, you seem enthusiastic, I'd be glad to help you. I can s
• entice
• A license Brands with Facebook Pages entice their fans to purchase things by pos
• entire
• in any given Wikipedia article? The entire first paragraph is a "SUMMARY"... so
• we humans are good at another thing, entirely different. WE can "think like comp
• be not considered for prizes or the entire submission/team? (I assume the forme
• ffered by Udacity. I really thank to entire Udacity Team for their efforts to pr
• finition). BTW, unless I was asleep (entirely possible), I don't think we covere
• lert_list print print msg_order+'For entire state details, see page http://www.n
• led. To stop the crawl taking on the entire internet, you can limit the crawl to
• in case someone is too lazy to type entire words, like Russia b4 WW1 = Russia b
• ex.html too. Spion will not save the entire web page to track changes on it. It
• owever, the crawler does look at the entire page to get links. Because web sites
• ut data in a user-friendly way is an entirely different problem. I need to take
• , it will return me results from the entire document of a single file. So I've m
• please change those commands :) The entire code was made by me, Amarals (pedro.
• entirely
• e humans are good at another thing, entirely different. WE can "think like compu
• inition). BTW, unless I was asleep (entirely possible), I don't think we covered
• e: The Lagado Machine was developed entirely in the style of CS101, with the add
• d of python, I thought I'll give an entirely different language a try. I'm a web
• t data in a user-friendly way is an entirely different problem. I need to take V
• entirety
• put together and implemented in its entirety, but it is meant to be one cohesive
• entities
• hing for based on the most frequent entities in the pages returned. The logic is
• the search query take all the named entities (names, places, locations, etc) in
• ecially to efficient storage of the entities before it could be scaleable beyond
• earch results within a fixed set of entities instead of generating a dynamic res
• hese items represent a fixed set of entities and a more advanced version of the
• entrants
• nd up. Good luck to all the contest entrants, and thanks for the great course!
• environment
• to the unavailability of a proper environment into which I could test my code (
• and Python • Environment- Local environment has Linux as operating system (Ub
• , webrick server. And server side environment has Apache server. The environmen
• nvironment has Apache server. The environment is set by the instructions given
• tools provide a basic development environment. Ruby- It is a dynamic, open sour
• epad, or other simple development environment, and needs no supporting external
• ration in a Posix/Linux or Cygwin environment: wget https://github.com/hobsonla
• n SEARCHTEX Search inside a given environment in LaTeX files. I am a mathematic
• which restricts itself in a given environment (definition, proposition, theorem
• (If you want to run reciPY in an environment other than MacOS, please open rec
• environmental
• ver a period o time or different environmental conditions, it is possible to us
• epic
• ld just like to thank you for such an epic website allowing everyone to learn CS
• episode
• ct their favorite shows. Once a new episode of the show is uploaded, the user i
• e recorded, just not yet individual episodes:[MySQL code] ] 3 For reference, th
• then for each show, it indexes each episode. The individual functions that do t
• e database, it fails at storing the episodes even though they are stored in mem
• m/programmes/8-out-of-10-cats/4od") episodes = get_all_series(page) print episo
• isodes = get_all_series(page) print episodes or any other URL you see stored in
• episodes
• e recorded, just not yet individual episodes:[MySQL code] ] 3 For reference, the
• e database, it fails at storing the episodes even though they are stored in memo
• m/programmes/8-out-of-10-cats/4od") episodes = get_all_series(page) print episod
• isodes = get_all_series(page) print episodes or any other URL you see stored in
• equal
• is on creativity. It'll be a pretty equal playing field. (06 A
• f desired verses (must be greater or equal to number of keywords, # to ascertai
• ;) each number in the lottery has an equal probability of being drawn. But peop
• tor-1.php "A Proof of the Triangle Inequality for the Tanimoto Distance", A H L
• for maximum profit - ex: we make an equal amount of profit in case of win(team
• l happiness value of each. Then an inequality value (how much more happy is one
• st happy.) That way we can ensure an equal and fair outcome. I hope to get this
• er in the cipher alphabet to it with equal probability. It then runs through si
• words which have a length greater or equal to 3 and lower or equal to 8 (with t
• h greater or equal to 3 and lower or equal to 8 (with the help of a little scri
• intermediary fees (by usual, this is equal to the rent fees for one month) for
• t of parents, and set the area to be equal to n*num_teams (note, area rather th
• today can understand mathematics. To equalize the playing field, our research t
• equality
• sy way to test lists for membership equality. Good one there, the way you worked
• equalize
• oday can understand mathematics. To equalize the playing field, our research tea
• equally
• nsates for common words, as they're equally likely to appear anywhere in the do
• equals
• tivity.. I'm talented, but my talent equals 1%.. and out of 99% for PR, I'm mayb
• equations
• ditionally to compute arith- metic equations. So we added a function to evaluat
• he search query. Simple arithmetic equations First the program tries to solve s
• m tries to solve simple arithmetic equations like 3 2 or 3 *4. It's possible to
• possible to evaluate more than one equations seperated by white spaces. The fun
• ntegration# Well simple arithmetic equations are... simple ;-) usually that's e
• sign-white space-term.... Udacious equations This is a fun feature! We liked to
• fun feature! We liked to dene new equations. The program is capable to solve t
• is capable to solve the following equations: Example: 'Udacity+hexamester'='se
• f challenge and fun' The following equations can be evaluated too but we don't
• so that SymPy could deal with the equations in the query. Search evolved. Lite
• equipment
• drifting in again. Not having any equipment and having moved into a new home s
• equity
• over and over again, and their brand equity has suffered much. Believe me, they
• equivalent
• l-hobsonlane-*.zip using WinZip or equivalent Run bitcrawl-script.py within your
• ive Commons CC BY-NC-SA license or equivalent. link answered yesterday WIll102
• want "Mary" and "mary" to function equivalently the output of the whole thing is
• equivalently
• ant "Mary" and "mary" to function equivalently the output of the whole thing is
• erase
• rawl URL's, inspect our database and erase it's content to crawl the web again.
• ing words with this prefix we simply erase the last character and start checkin
• erent
• ng-Manipulation, if-else, loops, different data-structures and the quicksort al
• on didn't produce a number that's dierent to the input number. The result of t
• earch engine we built in class. Differentiation and integration# Well simple a
• s) who like to calculate also the dierentation and integration of terms. This
• program is able to integrate or differentiate polynoms and exponential functio
• satisfy the following syntax: 'differentiate function' or 'integrate function
• his job last November because of different points of View between me and my bos
• ence in prices for 7-10 goods in different stores. That’s why it occurred to
• access via smartphones. We used different libraries urllib2, urllib, httplib,
• erentation
• who like to calculate also the dierentation and integration of terms. This pro
• erentiation
• ch engine we built in class. Differentiation and integration# Well simple arit
• erichmatt
• gs in my analysis. My username is: erichmatt on the main Udacity page link an
• erroneous
• ence invalid user inputs may cause erroneous behavior. Presently query suggesti
• errors
• to code in Python, properly, without errors basically. The idea was just to buil
• ds, but a functioning script with no errors. I wanted to be able to manually "ch
• han two lines long that doesn't give errors. It's the bane of my existence as a
• what worked on one website, returned errors on other websites and so on). With t
• some facilities like project against errors, optimize after the program runs, et
• n in ADC reading to minimize reading errors Time between reading Configuration f
• xample, typographical or grammatical errors may be considered as imprecise keywo
• the baseline log file you can detect errors or unintended behavioural changes. T
• count for results in a few numbering errors in the table). Like several other pe
• P status codes 3xx) Handles page 404 errors Can be limited to crawl certain site
• escape
• e if the output text should use HTML escape codes for ampersands, apostrophes, a
• ed seed checks, file input, and HTML escapes to make the code more useful, espec
• escapes
• d seed checks, file input, and HTML escapes to make the code more useful, espec
• esly
• t to allow begginrs like me to follow esly the constrution the code link answe
• espande
• on2 ---- take the short message and espande it to be more readble Metodology :
• especial
• ven't been in the shack in a while, especially with the demands of this course.
• bacalhau com feijao frade [2] molho especial para bacalhau cozido [3] pasteis de
• especiales
• ivo. 4) tengo unas consideraciones especiales con: 4.1) archivos de tamaño 0 by
• especially
• mes a lot easier - beautifulsoap - especially for projects about the web or sear
• oing for us makes you a life safer especially for students such as myself pursui
• f search results. This isn't much, especially since it's lacking a HTML frontend
• y a teacher who loves to teach and especially to those who really value educatio
• apes to make the code more useful, especially for Web-based applications. A larg
• ntences. These are not easy tasks, especially in the absence of regex (regular e
• h current functionality are useful especially when looking for ideas in the very
• and many tweeks are still needed, especially to efficient storage of the entiti
• cii to avoid utf8 encoding issues (especially as code posted from MS word was en
• a in a classic bank rec situation especially if the inputs didn't need to be in
• I was always interested in numbers especially Pi and somewhat unscientifically c
• languages in your search results, especially when they're amongst the top resul
• into a dictionary Lexicographers, especially for on line dictionaries need to c
• en't been in the shack in a while, especially with the demands of this course. M
• especialy
• /xkcd.com/802_large/ and sometimes especialy if the two telephone are in two di
• essay
• seed should comprise a single-theme essay in a uniform prose style. 5) HTMLcod
• �advice’ is a composite of several essays written by one of the team members,
• w students to get better feedback on essays they write, as the feedback by thei
• terms against their teachers example essay or their fellow students' work. Stud
• asic workflow. The student writes an essay, terms get extracted into a word-clo
• idea- When writing an article or an essay I always start by gaining an overvie
• essays
• �advice’ is a composite of several essays written by one of the team members,
• main idea is that it should take the essays, which we have to write for german,
• who use the program) to upload their essays to DropBox and share them with the o
• w students to get better feedback on essays they write, as the feedback by their
• essentially
• ith a "Wiki Browser".. that could essentially work for ALL WIKIS.. Wikis have S
• nology necessary to enable this - essentially, the ability to create a subcorpu
• esta
• n resume from where it left off when restarted. Only does AND queries (code for
• torio que quiero analizar. Mi código esta aquí. http://pastebin.com/i2f9iAGj P
• excusan pero no tuve tiempo de hacer estas anotaciones en ingles, pero igual qu
• establish
• dea is as follows. I would like to establish a semi-objective means of giving w
• estas
• excusan pero no tuve tiempo de hacer estas anotaciones en ingles, pero igual qu
• este
• impossibe(Atleast for most of the contestents to checkout there compatation :D).
• think it's closed. (yesterday) elssar showi
• ng opportunity! Evan link answered yesterday ery 36 1
• w days and post an update here. I've tested it on a tiny VirtualBox VM with 256M
• t-jeethurao-dot-com) link answered yesterday jeethu 36 2 edited yesterday
• nswered yesterday jeethu 36 2 edited yesterday
• ytes. 4.2) grupos de dos elementos en este caso comparo estos archivos con filec
• ipar, suerte a todos link answered yesterday Aleshivan 36 1
• program during sleep link answered yesterday codeNaround 56 1 6 edited yesterd
• yesterday codeNaround 56 1 6 edited yesterday
• cy and web thopology link answered yesterday Weerel 26 1 1
• ave been at least a little faster. I tested the engine with some sites but unfor
• 3.0 Unported License link answered yesterday Maria_R 36 1 2 edited 17 hours ag
• consider the code to be sufficiently tested so, unless using the provided links,
• deadline! Thank you. link answered yesterday andyvoicu 36 2 edited yesterday
• ered yesterday andyvoicu 36 2 edited yesterday
• g- All the modules of the system are tested and then integrated. After that the
• CC BY-NC-SA license link answered yesterday swatigupta2690 41 2
• Inspirational stuff. link answered yesterday DaveK 51 4 edited yesterday
• answered yesterday DaveK 51 4 edited yesterday
• Team members: myself link answered yesterday mehsp 25 2
• About Music Looking for student interested creating a contest team Contest subm
• estimate
• y giving the browser the ability to estimate which site the user may be typing i
• owser to DOWNLOAD PACKATES from the estimated page URL, hence when user finishes
• ntic field of words. You can easily estimate the importance of one topic through
• estos
• e dos elementos en este caso comparo estos archivos con filecmp 5) vuelvo y eli
• ethical
• by licensing it. The only legal (or ethical, most likely) constraints on our us
• obably without, but now you have an ethical problem if you do so -- and could c
• euclidean
• t DIST distance to use: manhattan, euclidean, cosine, pearson, tanimoto (defaul
• eval
• te power of simple string operations, eval() etc in python. Source code is at -
• manipulation needs. Note: I used the eval function so that SymPy could deal wit
• word weight factor is based on more prevalent words such as ['at', 'as', 'the',
• evaluate
• 2 16 Yes, we'll evaluate the submissions based on what is th
• quations. So we added a function to evaluate the search query. Simple arithmetic
• like 3 2 or 3 *4. It's possible to evaluate more than one equations seperated b
• s. Parts of the query that can't be evaluated will remain the same. For example,
• fun' The following equations can be evaluated too but we don't want to reveal th
• evaluation
• ut it won't output a result if the evaluation didn't produce a number that's di
• evangelize
• gure out what I forgot as I try to evangelize the software in the lab. Details o
• event
• en will I just be a pony at some big event, to show off the merits of "Udacity"
• in the contest or participate in any events given the case that you do win. I u
• for MIDI files, parses the "note on" events into strings of musical intervals (
• ersions and how MIDI represents note events!), and stores the intervals in an i
• MS message reception. # To further prevent out of order SMS message reception,
• delay between SMS transmissions to prevent SMS ' print ' messages from getting
• Content Writers 12.) Volunteers for events and emergencies These service provi
• concerning certified NGOs, organized events, contributors, etc. If any user doe
• splayed. Registered NGO can organize events and functions with the help of dona
• ming tool.  JavaScript is used in event handling - A JavaScript can be set t
• icipate in such a global programming event. Happy watching!! link answered 2
• eventhough
• t in case of win(team 1) and draw, eventhough the outcome win(team 1) is more li
• events
• in the contest or participate in any events given the case that you do win. I un
• for MIDI files, parses the "note on" events into strings of musical intervals (t
• ersions and how MIDI represents note events!), and stores the intervals in an in
• Content Writers 12.) Volunteers for events and emergencies These service provid
• concerning certified NGOs, organized events, contributors, etc. If any user does
• splayed. Registered NGO can organize events and functions with the help of donat
• e get certain basic concepts. This prevents them from moving on. It's hard to sa
• bjects: towns, people, institutions, events etc. For this contest, we used just
• everybody
• h and missing the deadline. I wish everybody who entered their submission on ti
• s good as long as you suppose that everybody searches for the same thing. There
• everyday
• a 2 out of 10 for me, as far as my everyday KM needs go. So it's not hard to in
• e main question is how save time in everyday data searching/mining activity. One
• ch is for you. At the same time for everyday tasks you will continue to use your
• everywhere
• hly saturated data world. Data are everywhere and they "mass" growth exponential
• evident
• oject. From the forums, it is quite evident that there are several folks here w
• evidently
• r. It also is a problem humans are evidently better at solving at present than
• evolves
• ansform a random text string and it evolves by randomly changing characters in
• exact
• matching interval patterns, not the exact same notes. I am a musician and song
• all the test cases. You have to type exact name/type/location it will not sugge
• persons are just going from the same exact place to another place at the same t
• and we are capable of describing the exact behavior and the role of tens of gen
• inputs ‘ABC’, music titles with exact notes of ‘ABC’ will be returned
• tes of ‘ABC’ will be returned as exact note matches. 2) Second highest rank
• st, lunch, and dinner . See code for exact food items. Here is output from a he
• : Allowed for multiple search terms (exact match only) I modified the 'URank' a
• eginning of my program is almost the exact web crawler we learned to build in c
• e search engine response to help fix exactly this kind of problem. So it very d
• on what I'm going to do...well, not exactly yet, but I AM going to do somethin
• you wish to use but not remember the exact order of the arguments. Uspicious in
• exactly
• search functionality, etc. So what exactly is the meaning of 'builds on the we
• they tend to recreate the seed text exactly. We have therefore used a mixture m
• e nothing to fear. By telling users exactly how their data is being used, how o
• In the Udacity 101 course I learned exactly what i needed to implement such a p
• search engine response to help fix exactly this kind of problem. So it very de
• on what I'm going to do...well, not exactly yet, but I AM going to do something
• examine
• hand history are meant for user to examine them and fine-tune the gameplay. Th
• examples
• ute corrections hehe Let's add some examples...in case you have read this far an
• erated from these two sources to be examples of “Udacious wisdom.”] ‘legal
• settle for testing the code on the examples of SPAM and HAM email messages give
• query. The results for the ai-class examples match the answers given in the lect
• ‘demo’ procedure that shows two examples of such applications: the first one
• some names in it, but they are just examples and people I personally know, so if
• The above profiles were taken as an examples. The application OffDocSearch has a
• ct the search word in the following examples. Query= ['Paithon', 'programing', '
• s are solely meant for illustrating examples and these domains are in no way rel
• ontsize = 5]; node1 - node2; } This examples makes a simple directed graph (digr
• exams
• ave a question concerning the CS 101 exams. I got on the final exam 100% and 33
• ms created through the homeworks and exams, provide some additional approaches
• ars later I finished all courses and exams, except one. My last exam “German�
• excel
• tomate spreadsheet reconcilations in excel. Needing to reconcile two columns pe
• n: This script will take an exported excel spreadsheet in csv format and adds t
• .csv" that can be easily loaded into excel Code: http://pastebin.com/y8WMUg25 S
• excellent
• Dave, Peter and Udacity staff for excellent class and for motivating us to use
• in my day to day life. There is an excellent blog post from one of the github P
• exception
• uessed that there would be so many exceptional and original contributions. If i
• s classes, list comprehensions and exception handling, lower our relevance scor
• the program gracefully handles the exception and then when the internet connect
• e same time it sometimes throws an exception. Google App engine has some limita
• exceptional
• essed that there would be so many exceptional and original contributions. If it
• 7 patients. But sometimes, due to exceptional reasons, I have to take care of 4
• exceptions
• their users (save for a few quacky exceptions). While many sites do make an effo
• exchange
• last year from FGV when I was on my exchange semester :) I think you are 100% ri
• exclude
• in which the order matter) and then exclude all pages including 'celebrity' thu
• o their taste with a spam button to exclude results from the site in the result
• tistics possibility to flag food to exclude it from statistics (e.g. food you d
• affiliate and twitter links, I have excluded external links from the crawler. M
• extension was the inclusion of the exclude symbol "-". This means that if in y
• contains the word program would be excluded, and thus not found in the solutio
• excursions
• rtunities and organize picnics and excursions. 4.) Modules This project is based
• e by organizing school and college excursions to these NGOs • Exploiting Busin
• excusan
• n HD. aleshivan@gmail.com Nota : Me excusan pero no tuve tiempo de hacer estas
• execute
• winner every time I'll see my code execute something. 6 weeks ago most of of d
• preted language (means that scripts execute without preliminary compilation). �
• ndling - A JavaScript can be set to execute when something happens, like when a
• Stars hand history files in it and execute. The program will provide You with
• ctions, which may take much time to execute, such like web-crawler or clasteriz
• Click run (or press Ctrl-Enter) to execute your python locally. Limitations: N
• exercise
• When a user gets nine points in an exercise, they're prompted to move on. The u
• uld look like the Khan Academy math exercises. Many students fail at programming
• le advanced concepts. A full set of exercises would start very basic, and move o
• r. Students might come to try a few exercises about assignment, arrays, for loop
• the moment. There are 2 assignment exercises and 3 array exercises. But hopeful
• 2 assignment exercises and 3 array exercises. But hopefully it gets the idea ac
• e one I know and develop them as an exercise. There are many more powerfull way
• exercises
• ld look like the Khan Academy math exercises. Many students fail at programming
• e advanced concepts. A full set of exercises would start very basic, and move o
• . Students might come to try a few exercises about assignment, arrays, for loop
• the moment. There are 2 assignment exercises and 3 array exercises. But hopeful
• 2 assignment exercises and 3 array exercises. But hopefully it gets the idea ac
• exhaustive
• ooks, in which the entries are not exhaustive but instead specific and pertinent
• ry single word found; this type of exhaustive index is technically called a "con
• exhibit
• . Put in another way, say I have an exhibit and you come and walk through the e
• t and you come and walk through the exhibit. You see all my paintings, and leav
• exhibitions
• s with them, participate in their exhibitions, visit their places, exploit busi
• iness opportunities by organizing exhibitions of the products created by studen
• including the module for products exhibitions. This will help in employment of
• exisint
• onding deals) ability by displaying exisint categories of deals then, correspon
• exist
• make it stand out from what already exists. Features: Real-time search predict
• ast. I’m aware of some issues that exist with using IP search history for res
• code within the User Interface of an existing Search Engine, an approach of ent
• Deny' 'Crawl-delay' directive, if it exists If the 'Crawl-delay' directive does
• the 'Crawl-delay' directive does not exist, site's pages are crawled with a cus
• mediately adjacent / 3. All keywords exist and can be in any order 'Suggest' fe
• user to the top ranked result, if it exists Each result has the clickable 'Titl
• with search form and results if they exist and respond to client loop... To ini
• existence
• t give errors. It's the bane of my existence as a programmer: Debugging. I'm mu
• exists
• hough RSS feeds are XML files, there exists at least nine (9) different "standar
• is far from perfect but at least it exists, though in a very rudimentary form (
• make it stand out from what already exists. Features: Real-time search predicti
• more permanent; the paste no longer exists. (18 Apr, 12:57) j
• Deny' 'Crawl-delay' directive, if it exists If the 'Crawl-delay' directive does
• user to the top ranked result, if it exists Each result has the clickable 'Title
• exit
• series of function calls. They never exit in many cases. If you press ctrl-d to
• ed to that function. Otherwise func() exits and returns control to the current f
• -h, --help show this help message and exit -l, -L, --live use live Internet feed
• ion show program's version number and exit The output is a very crude (only head
• -h, --help show this help message and exit -d DEPTH maximum crawling depth, star
• -h, --help show this help message and exit -r READ_INDEX, --read_index READ_INDE
• exits
• d to that function. Otherwise func() exits and returns control to the current f
• expansion
• ng algorithm. mySearchEngine is an expansion of those basic ideas into a custom
• expect
• tries? (e.g. a two person team isn't expected to produce something twice as good
• ollyn1221 don't just expect the prize, for me it's all about fun
• tries? (e.g. a two person team isn't expected to produce something twice as good
• ity of the programming (as one would expect) but due to the highly, unpredictabl
• urn to return the favour. We can’t expect anything from our government and can
• that its original developers may not expect. The principles enhance extensibilit
• t to start so late but I also didn't expect to encounter so many problems from t
• expects
• ction "autocomplete". This function expects the index, the ranks, a String and
• expenses
• s. The winner(s) will be awarded an expenses-paid trip to Palo Alto. You may sub
• h a parent/guardian (on his/her own expenses) that's what is done by GCI (Google
• Code-In) [but yeah they provide the expenses for Parent/Guardian as well] -- let
• s. The winner(s) will be awarded an expenses-paid trip to Palo Alto. You may sub
• willing to pay for your own travel expenses, then it would be best submit a pro
• expensive
• or at least require the counsel of expensive lawyers. Maybe they could offer a
• re in two different country can be expensive to send one. So it could me useful
• the other component parts are more expensive. And to put it mildly it is inconv
• . See, this antenna being not very expensive, fairly invisible behind my house
• experiences
• allows the user to peep into the experiences of the beneficiaries and the Sajj
• experiexnce
• erience and 6 years of managerial experiexnce " will be predicted and classifie
• experiment
• se material, then a simple thought experiment would be to think outside the box
• R: I don't know, I need to make an experiment Followed by: me : Can we decide, h
• tell you in last question, need an experiment me : Are there other projects that
• The program builds a leave-one-out experiment structure that is a list of trials
• ew NaiveBayes Classifier This is a experimental python script that extracts IMDB
• ta persistence (using pickle (also experimented with shelve)) Removing markup De
• uld I do..." Also, this is just an experiment on what could be a much larger pro
• sting pieces of news. I decided to experiment with a different way to find artic
• experimental
• w NaiveBayes Classifier This is a experimental python script that extracts IMDB
• tational genetics. Coming from an experimental background, I arrived with zero p
• experiments
• ction is proposed to do this, and experiments augmenting keywords into search p
• study.) Links to code : See above experiments. Individual : Patrick Parker, ema
• expert
• ser. Application area: If you are an expert in a particular area and you need qu
• expertise
• ant to treat more patients to gain expertise. You can offer your services for f
• computer science to their areas of expertise. This can be really insightful and
• experts
• s rated either by users or selected experts. The initial pages than transfer a
• explain
• ghted names or names of people when explaining things in the submission? As an
• d necessary, to do this. You should explain where your data came from, and make
• ghted names or names of people when explaining things in the submission? As an
• Would you kindly further explain / clarify what is meant by: "...bui
• ghted names or names of people when explaining things in the submission? As an
• u. I can share my code with you and explain how it works, do not hesitate to as
• ghted names or names of people when explaining things in the submission? As an
• t about my cat Ti-Loup. Can someone explain how software developers can make a
• explains
• you're preference. The readme file explains how to use it Limitations and futur
• e file http://pastebin.com/yFMDfeJF explains how to use the search engine. A fin
• explanation
• ab and each mode's motivation and explanation to better understand what's going
• fg" config files according to the explanations found inside or leave them as th
• heir observations and try to find explanations for them. This is done by sugges
• e you directly a list of feasible explanations and ideas.. without having to br
• then such and such") or possible explanations (from sentences of the form "If
• s.. .. either when looking for an explanation of observations: print multi_look
• promising! I need to give a brief explanation. Our understanding of the floweri
• relevant results. A more thorough explanation is attached to the multi_ranks fu
• explanations
• fg" config files according to the explanations found inside or leave them as the
• heir observations and try to find explanations for them. This is done by suggest
• e you directly a list of feasible explanations and ideas.. without having to bro
• then such and such") or possible explanations (from sentences of the form "If s
• S code Additional information and explanations of it can be found in Wiki , and
• explantion
• .0-strict specifications. Detailed explantion : Index Maker Code : public websit
• explicit
• over, the dish names do not contain explicit information about the ingredients t
• explicitly
• fine-tuning the user can interact explicitly with the list of suggested words a
• exploit
• ir exhibitions, visit their places, exploit business opportunities and organize
• explore
• probably best left for everyone to explore for themselves. (You could use spec
• My idea is: we can use PageRank to explore this data and rank genes that are m
• ncluding definitions). This project explores the use of such links to analyse m
• low from just this base. So one can explore what generalisations are useful. Co
• rch or a depth-first search, as you explore the space solution. So those type o
• Thank you! I decided to explore a portuguese site, not only because
• explores
• ent. What this program does: The SI explores the author list of scientific paper
• ncluding definitions). This project explores the use of such links to analyse ma
• exponential
• te or differentiate polynoms and exponential functions. To run the program, th
• ) As the edit_distance code takes exponential amount of time to run based on th
• others by using pejoratives like exponential time , impractical , and vulnerab
• exponentially
• verywhere and they "mass" growth exponentially. The problem of effective data m
• export
• s ? Almost all of the sites I follow export only partial information in their RS
• exposure
• score. As this course was my first exposure to any programming, what follows is
• expression
• And copyright applies only to the expression of an idea, not the idea itself. I
• , can it not be a form of creative expression? Why would my "writing" be up for
• andom, re (random numbers, regular expressions) Source: browse it on Pastebay Ar
• y in the absence of regex (regular expression) tools. The tokenizer is effective
• persons, organizations, locations, expressions of times, quantities, monetary va
• eans the information using regular expression and standard string search. When I
• ng from genome sequencing and gene expression profile (detecting what genes are
• eed to do a lot of work on the raw expression data, but then I would need a way
• a python library for working with expression data and gene regulatory networks.
• expressions
• ndom, re (random numbers, regular expressions) Source: browse it on Pastebay Ar
• ersons, organizations, locations, expressions of times, quantities, monetary va
• lication. MKDroid uses variables, expressions, control statements, strings and
• extend
• ainly not least: # # I would like to extend my gratitude to everyone at Udacity
• • Extensibility- This software is extended in ways that its original develope
• S101 to the next level. I decided to extend the search engine to the level it wo
• ave the patterns generated i wish to extend this idea to associate a tone with e
• re. To do what I want to do I had to extend our class search engine in many ways
• y make something extra? Why not just extend it, and why not just make sure every
• rating place What I actually made: I extended the current search engine we had t
• on" would be there, in that order. I extended that, so that also random order of
• extendable
• I've tried to make this feature as extendable as possible, so if you're interest
• extends
• rch Engine The following submission extends the search engine taught in cs101 c
• python code for the above features extends the code that have been taught in C
• extense
• e part is that the blog can be very extense and the name o Katherine Zeta Jones
• extensibility
• t expect. The principles enhance extensibility like Hide data structure, avoid
• extensible
• ow a concept. The program is quite extensible, despite the odd structure. Just w
• extensions
• ine taught in cs101 class. The two extensions are as follows: The first extensio
• on PASTEBIN.com . Apart from these extensions there are some other minor improve
• extent
• ight on subject matter, to a certain extent. So if someone can look at an image
• external
• nt for it to be fault tolerant of # external connections. Request for web pages
• d.  Styles are normally saved in external .css files. External style sheets e
• ther project. k. Self-contained: no external dependencies. 4.) Web Host Server-
• nvironment, and needs no supporting external files except the ‘random’ packa
• s, it is tempting to deport that to external tools with various functionalities.
• a lot of my own functions plus some external modules like matplotlib, numpy, mat
• age because the search will open an external page on Google or DuckDuckGo - Inno
• the webpage can be modified from an external CSS style file, without having to m
• andling to enable simple control by external processes Options: Load and use a p
• and twitter links, I have excluded external links from the crawler. My search e
• ctory as reciPY.py!) NOTE: I use an external function to convert diacritics. The
• diacritics. The credits are in the "external.py". NOTE_v2: I forgot to mention t
• urced links. Wikipedia has a lot of external links which act as references to th
• extra
• s "gravy" as we Americans would say (extra bonus, not expected.) I consider mys
• us searcher I used Beautiful Soup to extract links and text. Creator David More
• es under each search result provides extra information that a user could use to
• ypes. Certain character pairings are extra important for decryption the ones I
• erent files so I don't have a ton of extra crap in my code. Some of the functio
• threading for faster performance. It extracts the links, title and content from
• t builds a result list combining the extracted links and ranks them with the cu
• , finding substrings, concatenation, extracting links, etc.). MKDroid works wit
• search engines forbid automated link extraction from their result pages. Howeve
• ult pages. However, MKDroid does NOT extract the links from the search engine r
• the search engine result pages, but extracts the links from the result obtaine
• started thinking: why make something extra? Why not just extend it, and why not
• y, so it would be a bit cleaner Some extra information can be found in the READ
• I was once considering a p/t job for extra money, which involves being trained
• extract
• crawler goes to that seed page and extracts the hyperlinks from the first sent
• e Body of the Wikipedia article. It extracts the first paragraph, basically, an
• s - the "crawl frontier" - and also extracts say the first sentences from those
• g for the moment though, it doesn't extract anything yet, but it seems fairly e
• alerts are found, the program will extract the title # (which includes date an
• e i am a fanfiction addict), i have extracted only the text of Chapter 1 and i
• timeline of the world and you could extract timeline of any part of the world b
• various RSS sources (XML files) and extracts title and contents from each artic
• TML tags correctly: 1. It correctly extracts the text on the webpage ignoring t
• and other embedded stuff. 2. It can extract anchor text in links 3. It can extr
• ract anchor text in links 3. It can extract page title and other information th
• e ranking algorithm. 5. It can also extract ALT text in figures and other impro
• cept of this program can be used to extract text from web pages, then predict a
• s searcher I used Beautiful Soup to extract links and text. Creator David Moren
• able and crawl each URL in order to extract other URLs from the crawled pages a
• hreading for faster performance. It extracts the links, title and content from
• builds a result list combining the extracted links and ranks them with the cus
• finding substrings, concatenation, extracting links, etc.). MKDroid works with
• earch engines forbid automated link extraction from their result pages. However
• lt pages. However, MKDroid does NOT extract the links from the search engine re
• the search engine result pages, but extracts the links from the result obtained
• it up into the proper size chunks, extracts all the useful/relevant informatio
• djectives. Thus, I wrote a code for extracting all the adjectives from a dictio
• ve learned in this course cs101 for extracting only the caps words preceded by
• : crawl websites services (REST) to extract numbers associated with the topic "
• tatistics generalize the crawler to extract quantitative information for any ke
• et_all_links and get_next_target to extract the 5 values into a list. Then I ha
• s.feedburner.com/tedtalks_video and extracts all the links, descriptions, and t
• arse http headers [and ignore them] extract url parameters from query perform s
• extraction
• arch engines forbid automated link extraction from their result pages. However,
• extracts
• crawler goes to that seed page and extracts the hyperlinks from the first sente
• e Body of the Wikipedia article. It extracts the first paragraph, basically, and
• s - the "crawl frontier" - and also extracts say the first sentences from those
• various RSS sources (XML files) and extracts title and contents from each articl
• TML tags correctly: 1. It correctly extracts the text on the webpage ignoring th
• s a experimental python script that extracts IMDB reviews for a movie, classifie
• hreading for faster performance. It extracts the links, title and content from t
• the search engine result pages, but extracts the links from the result obtained
• it up into the proper size chunks, extracts all the useful/relevant information
• s.feedburner.com/tedtalks_video and extracts all the links, descriptions, and ti
• extraordinary
• l of you! this has truly been an extraordinary experience! - Andrés García Sa
• extremely
• to do with search, and it would be extremely relevant, since most of the course
• Search.. The web crawler would be extremely polite, of course.. and would sear
• the definition of these characters extremely difficult. A further difficulty is
• urse some of the notions. I am not extremely interested in searching engines pe
• only the barest of bones, using an extremely simple algorithm to calculate valu
• reat course for free, with such an extremely talented group of professionals. T
• eyecandy
• logging of crawl for analytics and eyecandy (googleearth display) not completed
• eyes
• ere for the taking, there before your eyes.. Think about it for a second.. What
• ou live in this, and dwell in lovers' eyes. Give my love fame faster than Time w
• to the Gnomes' embrace. To hear with eyes belongs to love's fine wit. Rise, res
• 0-0/255 = 1.0 then all light that our eyes are getting comes only from the Noteb
• in, displayed in a clean tidy way my eyes are comfortable with. I don't need to



• face
• (KM), problems that knowledge workers face every day. I should know, I'm a conte
• (02 Apr, 10:05) antiface 0
• (02 Apr, 09:55) antiface If it seems apparent
• it. Rise, resty Muse, my love's sweet face survey, Happy to have thy love, happy
• mentation of the machine. Either interface may be used to generate creatively sy
• insensitive. About the use of an interface: I am sort of convinced that I would'
• l like building something, but then I face a problem: what should I build??? Nor
• lar :D Let me just add that your interface is very nice and clean! Congratulatio
• facebook
• uploaded, the user is notified via facebook or G+ that it is now available for
• a if the images will upload from my facebook account so in case you are really,
• re it is the album link: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.3014775896120.
• cebook's Status (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/post/). In t
• h its Graph API (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/) Index cont
• What it does In SMS conversations, facebook and twitter posts and even IM messa
• facilitates
• word search phrase in a way which facilitates the user to provide precise and c
• facilities
• � Function- User has access to the facilities on this site without REGISTRATION.
• improper parameters. There is some facilities like project against errors, optim
• facility
• mmerce web sites and provide search facility based on categories. Limitations: T
• for the reader? The NOAA NDFD has a facility whereby you can enter some paramete
• factor
• otal number of words [number_words = factorial(12) / factorial(12 - desired_leng
• ords [number_words = factorial(12) / factorial(12 - desired_length + 1)], in the
• em. So it very definitely is a major factor. It also is a problem humans are evi
• roximity rating and a word weighting factor. the proximity rating is based aroun
• imity to each other. the word weight factor is based on more prevalent words suc
• re obscure the word the higher it is factored into the results. an inbuilt webse
• factorial
• al number of words [number_words = factorial(12) / factorial(12 - desired_lengt
• ds [number_words = factorial(12) / factorial(12 - desired_length + 1)], in the
• factorisation
• initions , e.g., assuming unique factorisation into primes. The code lets one f
• factors
• ion answers in this space using two factors : rank and a kind of semantic dista
• ing to the hypothetical controlling factors. Since then were advanced a lot, an
• rther work can be done to take more factors into account, like the location of
• fade
• d; They live unwoo'd, and unrespected fade; And by a part of all thy glory live.
• fail
• 1 minute before attempting resend of failed SMS message.' time.sleep(60) #faile
• failed SMS message.' time.sleep(60) #failed to send SMS so sleep for 60 seconds
• ) even after system crashes and power failures. b. Zero-configuration - no setup
• - Its method is robust if it does not fail even if it receives improper paramete
• ether to store it in the database, it fails at storing the episodes even though
• sql dump. Anyway, I have dramatically failed and may not be joining Peter Sebast
• Academy math exercises. Many students fail at programming because they didn't qu
• niversity for the next Semester. If I fail at the exam I would lose my universit
• fails
• ther to store it in the database, it fails at storing the episodes even though
• failure
• ments explaining what it is: "Heart failure (HG) is generally defined as the in
• ogfiles 3 and 4 represent a typical failure where logfile 4 is significantly di
• failures
• even after system crashes and power failures. b. Zero-configuration - no setup o
• (GIGO) is a phrase used to describe failures in human decision making due to inc
• fair
• 't extract anything yet, but it seems fairly easy to do so I've no worries in th
• ho are under 18 and this is totally unfair for them :(. I had planned my idea an
• he official rules, but will try to be fair to everyone. (02 Apr,
• e! And then believe me, my love is as fair Save that, to die, I leave my love al
• ) That way we can ensure an equal and fair outcome. I hope to get this program o
• hat I'd learned in class! The code is fairly flexible in how it looks for things
• s: neither * 1 times: lovely 1 times: fair * 1 times: even 1 times: beautiful ##
• fairly
• t extract anything yet, but it seems fairly easy to do so I've no worries in thi
• , not expected.) I consider myself a fairly good programmer/coder...but I have N
• ding the crawler). Also, the code is fairly modular, so someone might find some
• o a company domain or three. This is fairly basic at the moment and should be ex
• at I'd learned in class! The code is fairly flexible in how it looks for things
• lking about) I had to come up with a fairly unobtrusive antenna. And I didn't wa
• is antenna being not very expensive, fairly invisible behind my house and all...
• to get future days forecasts. It's a fairly huge URL and to me (being more of a
• faith
• is how everyone else does it. Blind faith is the enemy of all innovation. •
• matter; they still have to put blind faith in the hope that these sites will ac
• false
• ion to take part in this contest was false you could do it better the next time
• fame
• d dwell in lovers' eyes. Give my love fame faster than Time wastes life, So then
• the site you will also see a "hall of fame" section. Code from this site is cura
• familiar
• the language with which you're not familiar! 2: Code can be accessed here: http
• dictionaries (data structure I get familiar with and feel confortable to use th
• d members of the lab. I am now very familiar with the book “learning perl” !
• done in Windows Task Scheduler, I'm familiar with this from work where I have in
• family
• Palo Alto...but I can't...due to my family situation. So you and the other Udac
• otected by copyright. I grew up in a family of painters, I'm the third generatio
• 10 hours ago (overwhelming work and family duties). If had more time, at least
• ns algorithm since it belongs to the family of the unsupervised learning algorit
• t of this week I will be visiting my family, which means that I won't be able to
• o cook different dishes to please my family and friends. However, since I did no
• fancier
• hat I would've been able to make it fancier, by the use of a graphical package,
• fancy
• You don't even have to get into any fancy artificial intelligence or machine l
• e, at least the demo would look more fancy!:) Have some experience with html/cs
• t each stage. While I don't have any fancy proofs to back this up, I think ther
• fanfiction
• Pride and Prejudice - since i am a fanfiction addict), i have extracted only the
• fans
• ands with Facebook Pages entice their fans to purchase things by posting promoti
• eam/wall. These posts appear in their fans' own streams. Facebook users with man
• with many friends ( 100) and who are fans of several brands could find their st
• fantastic
• ortunately, the `Internet and some fantastic people from the Python community (
• farm
• word correction? Maybe we need server farm or super computers. Focus the Purpose
• fascicularis
• omo sapiens rhesus monkey: Macaca fascicularis capybara: Hydrochoerus hydrochaer
• fashion
• for new weather alerts in a polling fashion # at about the same frequency that
• e search program works in a similar fashion. But the two only arguments are the
• are presented in the shell in this fashion: -- Results: ( page 1 of 20) [1] sa
• faster
• ases, multi-process and that can run faster than light. This is why i wonder if
• it would have been at least a little faster. I tested the engine with some sites
• l in lovers' eyes. Give my love fame faster than Time wastes life, So then thou
• rstand a game of Texas Hold'em Poker faster from a mathematical point of view. B
• rsing the webpages is a much better, faster, cleaner and complete solution Is it
• nction could be improved to function faster. As I said, only things learned in C
• ) a NEW way to make browsers perform faster.......... This code i based on the t
• can be applied to make the browser's faster by giving the browser the ability to
• ngine APIs, using multythreading for faster performance. It extracts the links,
• hink the website would respond a lot faster, and it would be a little more "poli
• fate
• ? What if by some miraculous twist of fate, I actually come up with something ac
• fathead
• ithub.com/dianafisher/zeroclickinfo-fathead/tree/master/iso_639_1 Team Members:
• Submission Description: I created a fathead plugin for DuckDuckGo. It downloads
• s://github.com/vkurup/zeroclickinfo-fathead/tree/master/hospital_compare Licens
• fault
• r than 23:59 PST. Well, it is my own fault for not reading the original post ca
• ry precautions). # # # Some built in fault tolerant features: # # 1) First, the
• needed, it is important for it to be fault tolerant of # external connections.
• l not load JavaScript locally with default security settings. The project can b
• The URL typo was my fault -- total sleep deprivation. 'Got it
• favor
• ship disputes should ever resolve in favor of an author other than Shakespeare)
• e or not to be' or any other of your favorite lines. Thanks for your time. -Vin
• gather some ideas for the meals. My favorite site is "http://gastronomias.com/
• Search engines today discriminate in favor of "better" algorithms and shun othe
• updates if the documentation of your favorite library or code repository was up
• nitor-Web tracks any changes in your favorite content and alerts you with prope
• favorably
• ter the contest, we would not look favorably on that. One of the judging criter
• favorite
• es, and allow users to select their favorite shows. Once a new episode of the sh
• tations’ is a list of students’ favorite quotations culled from one of the f
• app. Try it on a paragraph of your favorite author, topic, or prose style -- or
• se the second word: Monty P * is my favorite comedy group. Based on analysis of
• search. You can search at all your favorite websites at the same time. If you d
• Could I not look up the odds of my favorite team frequently and tell me when it
• ookmakers might disagree on who the favorite team is (or, how much of a favorite
• favorite team is (or, how much of a favorite a certain team is...). One thing le
• ? Ever wanted to find out when your favorite show airs next? Ever wanted to find
• or not to be' or any other of your favorite lines. Thanks for your time. -Vince
• gather some ideas for the meals. My favorite site is "http://gastronomias.com/".
• pdates if the documentation of your favorite library or code repository was upda
• itor-Web tracks any changes in your favorite content and alerts you with proper
• favour
• g. Now it’s our turn to return the favour. We can’t expect anything from our
• feasible
• y- The project is analyzed if it is feasible or not. The project can be implemen
• is not always easy to come up with feasible hypotheses. Browsing the web could
• arch engine :-) suggest to look for feasible ideas could be a tiring task. Somet
• le just gave you directly a list of feasible explanations and ideas.. without ha
• feature
• # # # Some built in fault tolerant features: # # 1) First, the program is tole
• search: I wanted it to include more features from the start but I didn't have t
• r example it doesn't use the Django feature of patterns in order not to repeat
• I integrated in the same engine the features developed during the course, eithe
• and I had to give up on some of the features I was planning to implement. Still
• d or less than 200KiB with optional features omitted. f. Faster than popular cl
• used is Heroku. It provides all the feature required to deploy the website like
• de. This application can embed many features in the future. Some of those are e
• orking- This can include networking feature like users can view the list of fri
• can chat with others, and many more features like a social networking site. •
• ime. • Mail Engine Embedment- The features of a mail engine such as storing,
• nsion is like the Google suggestion feature. It provides the suggestions for th
• s101' The python code for the above features extends the code that have been ta
• t to point out one of the important features of this extended Search Engine. Th
• omplexity. I wish Google had such a feature :) Code Repository https://github.c
• ional functionality to it. The main feature of my engine is making suggestions
• .. Udacious equations This is a fun feature! We liked to dene new equations. T
• search engine index. The additional feature is the support of social activites
• for each domain. This is essential feature for crawling dense websites and sep
• 'm quite pythonised !!! I called it feature pack, because it's a pack of functi
• uick walk-through video of the main features of this application, please go her
• To bypass this, I've implemented a feature in the 'lookup'-function -amongst t
• nd Spanish. I've tried to make this feature as extendable as possible, so if yo
• t few weeks of the course. The book features scientists (including Alan Turing)
• ords, gives us a glimpse inside the features of a novel character, as well for
• t and can be in any order 'Suggest' feature in case the original search has 0 r
• features
• in our entries? There might be some features that aren't concerned with the core
• 5 Submissions can include Python features that go beyond what we have covered
• # # # Some built in fault tolerant features: # # 1) First, the program is toler
• search: I wanted it to include more features from the start but I didn't have ti
• I integrated in the same engine the features developed during the course, either
• and I had to give up on some of the features I was planning to implement. Still
• d or less than 200KiB with optional features omitted. f. Faster than popular cli
• de. This application can embed many features in the future. Some of those are ex
• can chat with others, and many more features like a social networking site. •
• ime. • Mail Engine Embedment- The features of a mail engine such as storing, r
• s101' The python code for the above features extends the code that have been tau
• t to point out one of the important features of this extended Search Engine. Thi
• as well. Even though I had the same features, I wasn't so successful, so I stopp
• uick walk-through video of the main features of this application, please go here
• gs, inactive IPs etc.) To see these features in action, check out the demonstrat
• will air on tv. Some pretty useful features for a couch potato. You can also se
• t few weeks of the course. The book features scientists (including Alan Turing)
• ords, gives us a glimpse inside the features of a novel character, as well for e
• executing searches with a number of features. Search results limited to a certai
• ything he needed. There are tons of features a search engine supports that nobod
• e. This demonstrates how to use the features. Code Uspicious on github Participa
• similar to other search engines. It features a list of links, the title of the p
• feedback
• get you so far. Students need fast feedback to see if they get or don't get a c
• gorithm, that is no intervention or feedback from the user is required. Eventual
• selves. These results could provide feedback to the users through a 'glow' assoc
• I am certainly open to suggestions, feedback, or help on this idea, and I can be
• his to allow students to get better feedback on essays they write, as the feedba
• edback on essays they write, as the feedback by their teachers is often poor bec
• o much for your votes and your nice feedback. @ogerard : Unfortunately, I didn't
• he deadline. Thank you all for your feedback and suggestions! Sascha
• feedburner
• e: The program visits http://feeds.feedburner.com/tedtalks_video and extracts al
• feedinformant
• the python interpreter, $ python feedinformant.py or directly from the prompt,
• or directly from the prompt, $ ./feedinformant.py --help usage: feedinformant.p
• ./feedinformant.py --help usage: feedinformant.py [-h] [-l] [-d DIST] [-c CAT]
• feeds
• ********************** def get_alert_feeds(page): print 'Getting alert feeds...
• rt_feeds(page): print 'Getting alert feeds...' new_alert_list = [] if page == -
• 'web page read from url but no valid feeds on this page' return new_alert_list
• ge != -1: new_alert_list = get_alert_feeds(alert_page) while len(new_alert_list
• t to automatically classify your RSS feeds. Concept : FeedInformant use an unsu
• you have subscribed to dozens of RSS feeds that send numerous daily updates, Fe
• tion would be to unsubscribe to many feeds, but in this case that would also me
• ackle the issue I faced with the RSS feeds. Design : The basic process is as fo
• re challenging to code. Although RSS feeds are XML files, there exists at least
• CAT] [--version] AI classifying RSS feeds. optional arguments: -h, --help show
• xit -l, -L, --live use live Internet feeds (rather than test data) -d DIST, --d
• ault, FeedInformant uses pre-fetched feeds located in the directory "./data". T
• ve" and FeedInformant will fetch the feeds listed in the configuration file "li
• arser", a Python library that parses feeds in all known formats, including Atom
• Submission Project Name : guess RSS feeds and guess time to crawle a site Udac
• s news, blog, forum .. ) support RSS feeds. so We will use RSS feed to guess wh
• age and update them content Each RSS feeds associate with a webpage. a few webs
• w website has undefine number of RSS feeds. ex: this forum (http://www.udacity-
• s.com/cs101) each question has 1 RSS feeds. We use the RSS feed to update targe
• public time of entry. ex: for http://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/rss.xml We have upda
• e demo video Why not just import RSS feeds ? Almost all of the sites I follow e
• nly partial information in their RSS feeds and some of them even put advertisin
• feels
• w-level crawler to take just doesn't feels right :p. The problem is that trying
• buddies? Do you want to know what it feels like to be a crossword puzzle rock s
• fees
• into an advance on my future tuition fees. :) (01 Apr, 23:46)
• ally, people have to pay intermediary fees (by usual, this is equal to the rent
• (by usual, this is equal to the rent fees for one month) for finding a house. A
• feijao
• 1 of 20) [1] salada de bacalhau com feijao frade [2] molho especial para bacalh
• fellow
• heir teachers example essay or their fellow students' work. Students would be ea
• better place. Thank you Amber Jain (fellow CS101 student - AmberJ) for spending
• learned to the Udacity staff and my fellow Udacians, so I started thinking and
• mail-dot-com Forum-Id: Sasch Note to fellow students: I read on the forum that s
• uestions] and others.), Greetings to fellow Udacians. Participants:- Aneesh Dogr
• felt
• rst read about this contest, I really felt obliged to participate: I learned a l
• ion student in Barcelona, Spain. I've felt really passionate about technology si
• and Technology / Computer Science. I felt like this was a great opportunity so
• festivals
• . It allows the users to celebrate festivals with them, participate in their ex
• of NGOs by participating in their festivals (8) 3. OBJECTIVES The objective of
• fetch
• s is as follow. First, FeedInformant fetches the articles available from the va
• l By default, FeedInformant uses pre-fetched feeds located in the directory "./
• itch "--live" and FeedInformant will fetch the feeds listed in the configuratio
• you perform a query innoSearch will fetch the top 20 google trends of the day
• scheduler or a cron-like system) and fetch the news. Call readit.py to compile
• ata, and so on. How it works: Crawl (fetch) Facebook's status through its Graph
• general searches. Frivolous can now fetch these links to augment search result
• fetches
• is as follow. First, FeedInformant fetches the articles available from the var
• le generator: Takes a url as input, fetches the page, matches the title ... /ti
• fewer
• er-order Markov model when there are fewer than two choices for the next word.
• ��s previous season. Since there are fewer teams, I could get better idea of ho
• een the notes and note-distance. The fewer the edits are, the higher the music
• ically returns improved results with fewer iterations as in cases of searching
• fferentiate
• rogram is able to integrate or differentiate polynoms and exponential function
• satisfy the following syntax: 'differentiate function' or 'integrate function'
• fiber
• search the members for a particular fiber arts technique and get a custom webp
• fiberglass
• beration I went with a telescoping fiberglass vertical (again for those in the k
• mewhat limber 31 foot tall tapered fiberglass tube with a wire in it. It works p
• fibo
• elses past query it's called creative fibo in homage to the Italian Mathematicia
• fictitious
• (!)) I stored the source code of 3 fictitious bookmakers in a variable). Next st
• fiddle
• s all there is to it! If you want to fiddle around with the code, you are most w
• right to stay unlucky! How dare they fiddle with your life. Starting today, we a
• fields
• is new, the program concatenates the fields # of the weather alert and then spli
• tions (present and former) and other fields of an object. We created an index of
• fiery
• , Shall neigh--no dull flesh--in his fiery race; While he insults o'er dull and
• fifo
• eness to the sites I crawl, I wrote a fifo routine that I use instead of the pyt
• at site to a minimum. This routine is fifopop. Two dictionary type structures ar
• fifopop
• site to a minimum. This routine is fifopop. Two dictionary type structures are
• fifty
• was my task to pick ten winners, or fifty even, I would wither in despair!!! M
• fight
• so -- and could conceivably have to fight off a lawsuit, regardless of your le
• figure
• , there could be ways for Udacity to figure out my "other" competencies.. It's s
• obably didn't cover all bases - I'll figure out what I forgot as I try to evange
• . 5. It can also extract ALT text in figures and other improvements. - The crawl
• text in links, page title, metadata, figures and title tags to try skew a little
• king on it for the moment. Following figure shows search interface An example of
• ed, so a had to do it by myself. The figure shows the 10 most important genes in
• actions input: http://db.tt/sCejiza0 figure: http://db.tt/Tb0EP56e algorithm: ht
• the program should work but couldn't figure out how to make it happen. Partly be
• n logic). The result is then given a figure where for every link to a site I hat
• person who worked on this project. I figured I'd do it on my own, since it's mor
• Very nice.. I enjoyed trying to figure out the code :) (01
• _page. Now to pull out the wind gust figures, for 12 hrs there are 5 one every t
• Is but I've never quite been able to figure out how they work, or how to utilize
• ting for it to load. Hopefully I can figure out a more robust way to make this s
• e first mode is standalone search configured at the top of python_search_engine.
• an inbuilt webserver which can be configured at the top of python_search_engine.
• figures
• 5. It can also extract ALT text in figures and other improvements. - The crawl
• ext in links, page title, metadata, figures and title tags to try skew a little
• page. Now to pull out the wind gust figures, for 12 hrs there are 5 one every t
• fileHandleEP
• ********* def get_page(url): try: fileHandleEP = urllib2.urlopen(url) page = fil
• eEP = urllib2.urlopen(url) page = fileHandleEP.read() fileHandleEP.close() excep
• n(url) page = fileHandleEP.read() fileHandleEP.close() except IOError: print '-
• filecmp
• ste caso comparo estos archivos con filecmp 5) vuelvo y elimino los grupos con
• fille
• racked down. At the end of my README fille you can look at some ideas I have th
• filles
• Parser). You should download all the filles in the repository. Participant : Uda
• filter
• b crawler, similar to an information filter, with noise controls, at least for t
• d optionally, a range and a order to filter the results. Examples: 100000000000
• ain pornography, language detection, filter super deals pages from eCommerce web
• formulas, for fun and possibly as a filter. I do some approximate approaches to
• lty score range -- maybe you want to filter out all those scoring "too high" or
• entries of the concordance are then filtered automatically to remove words that
• need to waste 15 minutes to mentally filter the information and then another 10,
• ery ranking inflation Optional query filter for undesirable/inappropriate search
• we've implemented in class- that'll filter a language from the search results.
• finally
• 1 I think I'm finally understanding the "Spirit" of softw
• rum post after forum post until you finally hit upon the solution after way too
• or study.” Modern technology has finally caught up with the imagination of J
• ce to in the generated text.) CS101 finally gave him the tools. His first attem
• eing the most challenging aspect. I finally ended up putting it on Amazon EC2 u
• 10 meters. Anyhow, this background finally brings me to the point. See, this a
• and receives the maximum value. And finally that maximum value and the date are
• ology since I was a little kid, and finally I get the opportunity to study Comp
• financial
• I've no windows neither mac due to financial issues :P link answered 07 Apr,
• financially
• le tool, and you want to thank me financially, that is possible. Please send mo
• finder
• ed on the Yahoo database. robots.txt finder: find the location of the robot.txt
• finds
• u enter a search query, this program finds the most common nouns in your search
• content from the web. A web crawler finds web pages by starting from a seed pa
• lowing links from the other pages it finds, and continuing to follow links unti
• he files in current directory. If it finds any of the hand history files, which
• n or river from those hands. Then it finds out all the different players the us
• uently runs the query on Twitter and finds all the tweets that match the query.
• ords -To Do- By now the program only finds years from 1000-2012. The program co
• links and report any broken links it finds. I used to maintain a website for my
• ingle word searches. If DaveDaveFind finds your search query inside a video tra
• the code breaks it up into words and finds video snippets of people (of celebri
• finger
• ject site: stackoverflow.com" by his fingers on touch screen. At this point the
• links, which you can touch with your finger and get to the page you are looking
• fingers
• ect site: stackoverflow.com" by his fingers on touch screen. At this point the
• finish
• olumes! Not sure if it's going to be finished by April 20, though... :(
• il the contest deadline or i have to finish it and then post it ? I am using git
• olumes! Not sure if it's going to be finished by April 20, though... :(
• about that. It's impossible that you finished all the course material in one hou
• hould we leave out parts if we can't finish them? (06 Apr, 23:00
• olumes! Not sure if it's going to be finished by April 20, though... :(
• Ended up taking an off on Friday to finish this. In the end, I didn't have enou
• he end, I didn't have enough time to finish the HTML interface. So, all it has i
• 4.9 MB) Code on github I'll probably finish the HTML front-end, host this projec
• ething happens, like when a page has finished loading or when a user clicks on a
• olumes! Not sure if it's going to be finished by April 20, though... :(
• 'seed_url' variable. if it does not finish, try a more limited 'max_urls' varia
• finishes
• estimated page URL, hence when user finishes typing the PAGE KEYWORD the page ta
• firefox
• tried using the chrome browser and firefox 10, but when I click into the searc
• fires
• is course was pretty obvious. But it fires up a lot of ideas. They needs to be
• firmly
• s shoddy. It's not even based on the firmly established traditions of informatio
• firstly
• each section will have the entries, firstly the section title, second the lucky
• fish
• es, sorted by category, such as meat, fish, soups, sauces, etc. To check, for in
• . If you have, for instance a certain fish ("peixe") in your house, by checking
• fishy
• here's something that seems a little fishy about that. It's impossible that you
• fitday
• st the RDI results obtained from www.fitday.com for one food: GRUYERE CHEESE, 50
• rients, but for those in common with fitday, see the end of my code for the two
• fitter
• ive years I worked as machine engine fitter, where i got my first programming-sk
• fittest
• ers in the string but selecting the fittest string from the children by using t
• fixes
• generated. This simple two line edit fixes that issue, with a huge performance
• flag
• y the problem, the train process will flag reviews with more than 6 stars as a p
• phs for the statistics possibility to flag food to exclude it from statistics (e
• flashy
• black on whitish, some have a lot of flashy banners and advertising on them. I n
• flat
• ic "bitcoin" log historical data in a flat file graphically plot historical data
• flavor
• Homeworks. On top of that I added a flavor of how I would like a search engine
• flaws
• I am quite proud of it, despite its flaws and occasional bad behavior (some no
• flesh
• ct best, If the dull substance of my flesh were thought, Shall neigh--no dull f
• h were thought, Shall neigh--no dull flesh--in his fiery race; While he insults
• flexibility
• ween those two. This enables some flexibility in the case that the words are no
• flexible
• earned in class! The code is fairly flexible in how it looks for things in the c
• flipkart
• m uses names of sites like dominos, flipkart, makemytrip etc. but they got NOTHI
• flood
• r alerts are hurricane # tornado, or flood. In keeping with the spirit of Udaci
• flop
• les, different game phases such as preflop, flop, turn or river from those hands
• ifferent game phases such as preflop, flop, turn or river from those hands. Then
• flowers
• were unable to produce well-formed flowers. After the molecular genetics rise,
• fluent
• great idea! Sadly, my Spanish isn't fluent enough to use your application, but
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• focus
• -announcement-and-submissions?page=2 focusedAnswerId=52322#52322 as well. Thank
• serves only to divert the student's focus on the topic at hand. I would theref
• { theme: "red", callback: Recaptcha.focus_response_field}); }); Follow t
• -announcement-and-submissions?page=2 focusedAnswerId=52322#52322 as well. Thank
• CodyHacker The main focus of the contest is on creativity. It'
• { theme: "red", callback: Recaptcha.focus_response_field}); }); Follow t
• -announcement-and-submissions?page=2 focusedAnswerId=52322#52322 as well. Thank
• n source programming language with a focus on simplicity and productivity. It h
• { theme: "red", callback: Recaptcha.focus_response_field}); }); Follow t
• -announcement-and-submissions?page=2 focusedAnswerId=52322#52322 as well. Thank
• ut now I'm now planning to change my focus to programming). Of course, I am qui
• of this course persuaded me to stop focussing solely on conceptual issues and
• { theme: "red", callback: Recaptcha.focus_response_field}); }); Follow t
• fold
• he objective of mySearchEngine is two fold: to save this tedious filtering work
• folder
• se the HTML data. There is an output folder in which you can find JQuery library
• ll the TVQuest files are in the same folder and run the python file. SAMPLE OUTP
• 4 sample log files in the test-data folder. Log files 1 and 2 are closely match
• folks
• quite evident that there are several folks here who are already quite well vers
• ar as judging the entries go, or are folks who are more well versed with progra
• nks to Dave, Peter and all wonderful folks at Udacity! and students!. Project:
• long ago, but only now thanks to the folks at Udacity i gathered courage to imp
• followings
• interesting links up! It crawls my followings, followings of my followings, and
• links up! It crawls my followings, followings of my followings, and so on, just
• ls my followings, followings of my followings, and so on, just like a web spider
• follows
• rogramming. I mean, Udacity already follows my "progress" in the course, right?
• modules and these are explained as follows: 1.) GENERAL CONTRIBUTOR MODULE- Th
• e is the process that a web crawler follows: Start from one preselected page. W
• OGY The methodology for the project follows the software project cycle. This cy
• e has stages which are explained as follows: 1.) Feasibility Study- The project
• 01 class. The two extensions are as follows: The first extension is like the Go
• r the related word is calculated as follows: score = abs(wp – rwp) / l Where
• tc.. This being said, my idea is as follows. I would like to establish a semi-o
• t exposure to any programming, what follows is merely a very amateur stab at cr
• ch outcome of the game should be as follows: for Team 1 - ((1/x) / (1/x + 1/y +
• total of 100$, so we place bets as follows: on team 1: ((1/4) / (1/4 + 1/4 + 1
• lt urls. the sections are listed as follows: no sort by weight by proximity by
• fonder
• ;', 0] ['Wonder', 1] ['Yonder', 1] ['fonder', 1] ['ponder', 1] ['wander', 1] ===
• font
• ce of one topic through the different font sizes. The program is able to summari
• fontsize
• node1 [label="This is a BIG node", fontsize = 30]; node2 [label="This is a smal
• ode2 [label="This is a small node", fontsize = 5]; node1 - node2; } This example
• food
• n allows you to unwrap the mystery of food additives in a matter of nanoseconds
• would be useful to keep track of the food in my fridge. The main idea was not r
• functions of the fridge. You can put food in and take it out. All your transact
• tistics functions. If you want to buy food for example for one week you may want
• or the statistics possibility to flag food to exclude it from statistics (e.g. f
• d to exclude it from statistics (e.g. food you do not buy usually) create a shop
• ist (maybe enter a number of days the food should last. Return would be a list o
• about a way to alert a person that a food item is expired or about to go past t
• things like how quick or slow certain food items are depleted so you know what t
• owls of milk-less cereal and cases of food poisoning could be avoided, and how m
• e)? How much sugar do I consume in my food and how does it compare to the new, m
• nada, UK, Austrailia? Method : I used food data from USDA National Nutrient Data
• tabase and stored it in a dictionary: foodIndex keyed on the unique NDB number I
• tionary keyed on each nutrient in the foodIndex. It's values store the RDI value
• obtained from www.fitday.com for one food: GRUYERE CHEESE, 50g. I calculate RDI
• Output A meal is defined as a list of food items. Each food item is a list. For
• defined as a list of food items. Each food item is a list. For example: [['CEREA
• InGrams], ..] You can search your own food items by running searchForFoodItem(fo
• od items by running searchForFoodItem(foodIndex, item). The result is a foodList
• tem(foodIndex, item). The result is a foodList that you can manually cut and pas
• unch, and dinner . See code for exact food items. Here is output from a healthfu
• erson is diabetic or allergic to some food (such as chocolate)! Being this cours
• as where very similar. You focused on food, I focused on DIY projects :) Check i
• foodIndex
• ase and stored it in a dictionary: foodIndex keyed on the unique NDB number I c
• nary keyed on each nutrient in the foodIndex. It's values store the RDI values
• items by running searchForFoodItem(foodIndex, item). The result is a foodList t
• foodList
• m(foodIndex, item). The result is a foodList that you can manually cut and paste
• foolishly
• I started this project last night foolishly thinking I could get a protoype to
• foot
• sically, this is a somewhat limber 31 foot tall tapered fiberglass tube with a w
• football
• on Using URank to rank NFL and NCAA football teams One of the most interesting i
• using the algorithm to rank college football teams. Rankings in college football
• football teams. Rankings in college football are very important since there is n
• three ranking algorithms to college football (thankfully, the NCAA website provi
• ory. I look forward to the upcoming football season, so I can apply and tweak my
• footer
• find JQuery library, a header and a footer used to generate the HTML webpages,
• arch result is presented here At the footer, there is three buttons: Search: for
• footnote
• like this submission! Just a little footnote - when I thought about my project f
• footprint
• d strings and blobs. e. Small code footprint: less than 350KiB fully configured
• forbid
• The TOS of all major search engines forbid automated link extraction from their
• forbiddenvoid
• e. link answered 10 Apr, 23:44 forbiddenvoid 8.1k 18 53 106 edited 11 Apr, 11
• forecast
• n automated email with a 12 hr wind forecast. I didn't find much that was suitab
• I did find a service that had wind forecast for the next couple of days but it'
• Database) where they supply various forecast info in XML format real nice. I had
• next 12 hrs maximum wind gust speed forecast in mph. Hmm, how much to discuss he
• me and requested only the Wind Gust forecast for 12 hrs. That provided me a basi
• nge the dates on to get future days forecasts. It's a fairly huge URL and to me
• _next_target) and makes the list of forecasts. That result goes back to find_max
• uying from them, what's their sales forecast for the year? This would be really
• play a global report and/or a sales forecast Example: switch_seed_all = False sw
• t_global_report = True switch_print_forecast = True That's all there is to it! I
• awling the website you give earning forecasts for it. (11 Apr, 2
• forecasts
• ge the dates on to get future days forecasts. It's a fairly huge URL and to me
• next_target) and makes the list of forecasts. That result goes back to find_max
• wling the website you give earning forecasts for it. (11 Apr, 2
• forefront
• tained growth. They are not at the forefront of Innovation with a big I, not an
• foreigner
• for the contest? Or in a case of a foreigner winning, one has to cover his/her
• forerunner
• Laputa. This machine, a prescient forerunner of our modern computers, occupied
• forever
• ion of words too. Been waiting here forever = Been w8ing here 4ever As such, it
• f an education revolution that will forever change higher education as we know
• are on your way to change education forever! --- Video source code --- Video ex
• forget
• till it gives out results. But don't forget it's on a free hosting and I guess t
• e source, it's easy to do! And don't forget to send me your dictionaries afterwa
• paleez.com Forum ID: Mortazavi Don't forget to check my existing search engine P
• using what you have learned you will forget everything really fast.
• e variable "browser_command". Do not forget to place the index.pkl in the same d
• forgive
• is not my native language so please forgive me any mistakes. Submitter Forum ID
• forgiveness
• etimes it really is better to ask forgiveness than to ask permission. An unplea
• forgot
• r all bases - I'll figure out what I forgot as I try to evangelize the software
• while making submission in haste, I forgot to point out one of the important fe
• d the words incorrectly ( myabe they forgot a letter or something) a suggestion
• are in the "external.py". NOTE_v2: I forgot to mention that, in order to make th
• fork
• ost probably will) break Feel free to fork this project on github. Any complaint
• forma
• the winners. This post is just an informal description of the contest. Partici
• elemento 6) imprimo el resultado la forma de uso es ejecutando el script en el
• 2 This picture shows the detailed information that appears on the computer scr
• ing its selection policy. For more information look for: Involve! presentation
• we need to convert them into a usual format. For that I created a small procedu
• ch checks if a url is in appropriate format and converts it if it's not. Other
• RTAL: The portal provides complete information about the Contribution Process.
• n surf for it and can view all the information made available on it concerning
• a profile webpage on which all the information will be displayed. Registered NG
• e website www.rubyonrails.org. • Information- The information should be gathe
• yonrails.org. • Information- The information should be gathered from differen
• REGISTRATION. The user can get the information regarding the service, products
• onsortium (W3C) created CSS.  All formatting could be removed from the HTML
• ders  Text Effects  2D/3D Transformations  Animations  Multiple Col
• . Templates can come in a variety of formats, but most view templates are HTML
• ers in terms of functionality and performance. Typically Apache is run on a Uni
• formal
• the winners. This post is just an informal description of the contest. Particip
• ing around in the interpreter, but a formal program could help many students. If
• the winners. This post is just an informal description of the contest. Particip
• 'm a biologist. I have never had any formal education in computer science, altho
• the winners. This post is just an informal description of the contest. Particip
• ently interpreting larger bodies of (formal) mathematical text. link answered
• the winners. This post is just an informal description of the contest. Particip
• de messages. Since CS101 is my first formal introduction into CS and programming
• the winners. This post is just an informal description of the contest. Particip
• dacity’s CS101 course was my first formal introduction to computer science con
• formats
• Templates can come in a variety of formats, but most view templates are HTML w
• rary that parses feeds in all known formats, including Atom, RSS, and RDF. It r
• rs to the server where it pulls and formats the output for you based on your pa
• former
• ntire submission/team? (I assume the former, but I'm not a lawyer.)
• ion. We also included search through former territories of countries. That way,
• a but you can also search schools in former Austria-Hungary. Either way, you can
• e of that, we also enabled searching former names and locations. This simplified
• d from names, locations (present and former) and other fields of an object. We c
• test, we only used it for specifying former countries in order to enable search
• to enable search of institutions by former territories. You can test our search
• forms
• onary needs to contain all inflected forms or the crawler needs to understand g
• 82 This word list includes inflected forms, such as plural nouns and the -s, -e
• lural nouns and the -s, -ed and -ing forms of verbs. Thus the number of lexical
• formula
• he previous spot) so I guessed this formula to find the total number of words [
• t into the url and modified the url formula to suit. I also modified the body t
• formulas
• ally, I've added some reading score formulas, for fun and possibly as a filter.
• formulation
• No. 1. Introduction 7 2. Problem formulation 8 3. Objectives 9 4. Shree Amba S
• project which lead to the problem formulation are: • Providing an efficient a
• forth
• ext and our Lagado Machine will spew forth streams of rich semantic ore from wh
• s inputs and compares the second and forth columns in each for true matches,(i.
• fortunes
• mmers who build search engines make fortunes, and assuredly there are some devel
• ting the willingness to share one's fortunes with those less privileged. • Des
• forty
• at the academy. For six hours a day, forty pupils under the direction of a prof
• forward
• and # most of all rewarding. I look forward to spreading the good # word of Uda
• ty to those I know and I am looking forward # to my CS253 class and more to com
• l engine such as storing, replying, forwarding and deleting of mails, managing
• rstand what's going on. I'm looking forward for your commentaries, thoughts and
• ayed on the page itself). A straightforward method of purely packing in more me
• e and the margin of victory. I look forward to the upcoming football season, so
• ening experience, and I really look forward to taking as many new courses as ti
• ve it short of usable. I am looking forward to my web application engineering a
• hangeable by user. Able to navigate forward and backward through result pages.
• bly work on from time to time going forward. It's been super fun developing thi
• ion. All the procedures are straightforward. Most of them just concatenate stri
• st me on this one, though will look forward to collaborating with others in the
• ake it this next hexemester. I look forward to developing my developer skills t
• foundation
• ram 3.) Seva Sangathan 4.) Grameen foundation 5.) CRY 6.) Shiksha 7.) Being Huma
• oned one, but at the time of their foundation, they were in another country. Thi
• se Serbian language at the time of foundation? Could we call them Serbian school
• four
• this sample came from: 2-Dec-2005 The four files mentioned below were combined i
• ,582. I have repackaged the list into four files (the original was five): File B
• fourth
• e link I'm actually looking for. The fourth link glows red, telling me the commu
• State, with a 6-7 record, was ranked fourth due to its upset of Oklahoma State (
• fraction
• rs k_keys and k_cats, reporting the fraction of correct classifications for each
• fractional
• dard Markov order to approximate a fractional order. Our code also uses “fall-
• frade
• 0) [1] salada de bacalhau com feijao frade [2] molho especial para bacalhau coz
• fragment
• ling subtitles, or place additional fragments onto the webpage that display sear
• provides the ability to search for fragments of keys, providing the same result
• bove for all keys which contain the fragment as a substring, case-insensitive. T
• sensitive. This ability to look for fragments is also available for procedures.
• fragments
• ue to incomplete data. For example fragments of adequate search phrases may mis
• ing subtitles, or place additional fragments onto the webpage that display sear
• provides the ability to search for fragments of keys, providing the same result
• ensitive. This ability to look for fragments is also available for procedures.
• frame
• due to my skills and the given time frame) being used by the big search engine
• hem! I learned to use the Bottle web framework and Google App Engine in order t
• framework
• is an open source web application framework for the Ruby programming language.
• Rails- Rails is a web-application framework that includes everything needed to
• eploy the website like support for framework for ROR, online database as SQLite
• eful for the needy people. • The framework used for the project is very effic
• m! I learned to use the Bottle web framework and Google App Engine in order to
• franken
• earned in cs101 to create a sort of franken program. It is half web crawler, ha
• freaky
• index, the script will romance some freaky randomness. Input: keywords, output:
• freebase
• ated. This program uses the amazing freebase database for data. The top ranked m
• es have a link to their web page on freebase.com. CS101 Tie In: Two functions in
• freely
• Yes, if you use a library that is freely available but you can't redistribute
• icating functionality that's already freely available serves only to divert the
• ached to a search engine that can be freely used by all. This project is inspire
• se what color they like and they can freely position the notes in the corkboard
• rrent result range. Edit: I used two freely available python modules in completi
• french
• roupon.fr), as the crawled site is a french one you need to enter french words i
• te is a french one you need to enter french words in your query (translation in
• freq
• xample: the raw code looks like: proc freq data = secI; tables f2cl_I3*I3*I1 / l
• s form: Index [ [Keyword1: [url1, rel.freq_1_1]…… [urln, rel.freq_1_n]], [Ke
• [url1, rel.freq_1_1]…… [urln, rel.freq_1_n]], [Keyword2: [url7, rel.freq_2_7
• rel.freq_1_n]], [Keyword2: [url7, rel.freq_2_7]…… [urlk, rel.freq_2_k]], …
• [url7, rel.freq_2_7]…… [urlk, rel.freq_2_k]], ……… [KeywordN: [url5, re
• _k]], ……… [KeywordN: [url5, rel.freq_N_5]…… [url3, rel.freq_N_3]] ] Th
• [url5, rel.freq_N_5]…… [url3, rel.freq_N_3]] ] The value rel.freq_x_y (rel.f
• [url3, rel.freq_N_3]] ] The value rel.freq_x_y (rel.freq means relative frequenc
• q_N_3]] ] The value rel.freq_x_y (rel.freq means relative frequency) is a real v
• rel.freq_x_y (rel.freq means relative frequency) is a real value that represents
• for the url y and can be set by: rel.freq_x_y = (#words that keyword x appear i
• rch procedure so that it can take the frequency of a word into consideration, th
• n the web structure) and the relative frequency of the given string in the webpa
• frequencies
• 0.0 (fully random, matching word frequencies in the original source text) to 4
• s with appropriate Markov n-tuple frequencies, creating some fascinating new �
• d, an index of keywords and their frequencies is built (according to a process
• he index database of keywords and frequencies, I have settled for a dictionary
• here two sets of words and their frequencies), and the Tanimoto distance. Usag
• the words into three clasters by frequencies of each word. And when we process
• frequency
• olling fashion # at about the same frequency that the NOAA website updates its
• of words in title, meta tags, the frequency of the words in the page content 3
• ed to process the data: 1. Get the frequency of each word 2. Get the "distance"
• "key word" of my choosing and its frequency 5. Make links from each word to th
• ticle_1_permanent_id': {'word_11': frequency_in_document_1, 'word_12': frequenc
• requency_in_document_1, 'word_12': frequency_in_document_1, ... }, 'article_2_p
• ticle_2_permanent_id': {'word_21': frequency_in_document_2, 'word_22': frequenc
• requency_in_document_2, 'word_22': frequency_in_document_2, ... }, ... } The ma
• ** a) * ln(1 / x), where x is the frequency of the term occurring on the page
• u end up with a weight of 0 if the frequency is either 0 (no mentions) or 1 (no
• the method includes a count of the frequency of the word, that allows such word
• that can be crawled and the change frequency, priority and last modification da
• the same language. It then does a frequency analysis of the letters and charac
• n-encrypted text as a input to the frequency analysis program. Given a large pi
• server can order the new words by frequency. It can also save the urls that th
• .freq_x_y (rel.freq means relative frequency) is a real value that represents h
• procedure so that it can take the frequency of a word into consideration, the
• he web structure) and the relative frequency of the given string in the webpage
• ifferent every time because of the frequency of the updates from the New York T
• frequent
• sorting it. It detects duplicates, frequent domains, display statistics, check
• in searching for based on the most frequent entities in the pages returned. The
• s, etc) in them, order them by most frequent, and return the top 5. So a search
• frequently
• r service and require those things frequently. For Example: 1.) You may be a stu
• prepositions, articles, etc. which frequently occurs in the contents of the inde
• ok up the odds of my favorite team frequently and tell me when it reaches a spec
• result create a word cloud of most frequently appearing words in each search res
• where the first element is a most frequently appearing word and the second elem
• ts of "url" as a key and a list of frequently appearing words from "count_words"
• ompanied by a word cloud of 5 most frequently appearing words. Modified the "ord
• vation : Search Engine queries are frequently exercised in an iterative way, whe
• rm with a lot of words that appear frequently in multiple texts (e.g., 'for') ca
• abstractions: In mathematics, one frequently generalises by dropping some axiom
• see what words are being used more frequently. Computer people often use tokens
• fresh
• services properly. 4.) You may be a fresh doctor who may want to treat more pa
• rvices and doctors. 5.) You may be a fresh computer graduate. You can offer to
• fridge
• Submission Name Automated fridge Idea Instead of keeping track of web
• eful to keep track of the food in my fridge. The main idea was not running out o
• you put in and what you eat and your fridge tells you what you need to buy. Solu
• amed just the basic functions of the fridge. You can put food in and take it out
• ill be loaded. You interact with the fridge via shell (I am new to python so no
• more clear how much you have in your fridge (e.g. bottles, liters, milligram) GU
• ttps://github.com/TyrManuZ/Automated-fridge Note You can find a documentation ho
• ryone had a little computer on their fridge with this program running.
• friendly
• w that computers and robots will be friendly and all our hash tables will restor
• o make the output a little bit more friendly and nice). How it looks like ? This
• and did not return them in a Excel friendly format. Meaning an employee needed
• friends
• urse , and dreamed that we were all friends. I dreamt that I programmed the com
• in the real world ! So take it easy friends :-) link answered 31 Mar, 08:26 P
• ure like users can view the list of friends on the website (contributors, NGOs,
• lso bookmark and share content with friends who reside in Ireland, or in the ca
• n streams. Facebook users with many friends ( 100) and who are fans of several
• view. Background: Few years ago my friends started started playing poker onlin
• are too many noises on Twitter. My friends share everything they are intereste
• endly Search: People typically have friends who are similar to themselves in on
• on has something in common with his friends, he is more likely to be interested
• to be interested in videos that his friends like, rather than videos that stran
• continue through several degrees of friends, with a decreasing likelihood of co
• rlo Thanks!! I have made some great friends last year from FGV when I was on my
• rent dishes to please my family and friends. However, since I did not take any
• frisbee
• ain a website for my local Ultimate frisbee club when I was younger and this to
• frivolous
• like you used to. On the surface, frivolous looks hauntingly similar to other
• fromaddr
• the state you want the alert for # fromaddr - Gmail user account name # passwor
• end_new_alerts(new_alert_list,state,fromaddr,password,toaddrs): subject = '' hea
• From: %s To: %s Subject: %s """ % (fromaddr, toaddrs, subject) # Configuring th
• arttls() server.ehlo() server.login(fromaddr, password) except smtplib.socket.er
• lert_list max_text_length = 160-len(fromaddr)-13 #max SMS length is consumed par
• der+split_text try: server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddrs,header+msg_order+split_tex
• f_texts + ') ' try: server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddrs,header+msg_order+'For deta
• ess in single quotes, no spaces # - fromaddr - full Gmail email address in singl
• 5705551212@messaging.sprintpcs.com' fromaddr = '' # 'example@gmail.com' password
• nd_new_alerts (new_alert_list,state,fromaddr,password,toaddrs) if len(new_alert_
• frontend
• specially since it's lacking a HTML frontend. But I think it isn't too bad for a
• frontier
• rawls those hyperlinks - the "crawl frontier" - and also extracts say the first
• fronts
• zes, which can ', ' Most major storm fronts in the Northern Hemisphere travel we
• frown
• ore, not let that copy die. For at a frown they in their glory die. Happy to ha
• frustration
• e in the first place). The bigger frustration are sites that end up pointing to
• fuel
• edibly useful source of data that can fuel many different applications. The code
• fullscreen
• for Udacity CS101 that provides a fullscreen editor and a Native Client port of
• fully
• smission. Note that the program gracefully handles the exception and then when
• t Involve! is an example of creation fully complicated product using just stand
• all code footprint: less than 350KiB fully configured or less than 200KiB with
• output text. This may vary from 0.0 (fully random, matching word frequencies in
• func
• oject has to have some kind of search functionality or incorporate that code?
• ements in each. I would love to add a function with user dialog options to inter
• than others. So, I added a couple of functions to my code to find out how often
• biased. There is a room for many more functions to add. For example, you can tes
• n test your Python skills by adding a function to calculate the least lucky numb
• ions. The idea was to use some of the functions we did in our course, and of cou
• ta. So this is what I've done. I used functions from the search engine plus a lo
• he search engine plus a lot of my own functions plus some external modules like
• f a way to plot each unique word as a function of its distance to the "key word"
• The main program is just a series of function calls. They never exit in many ca
• trl-d to quit, you'll see the list of functions the program had running. The inp
• the program had running. The input2() function get user input and stores it in a
• it in a global variable, "input". The func() function is called whenever the use
• global variable, "input". The func() function is called whenever the user enter
• "main", they'll be redirected to that function. Otherwise func() exits and retur
• edirected to that function. Otherwise func() exits and returns control to the cu
• ts and returns control to the current function (normally a question module). Use
• ionary entry, and entries to the main function to direct users to the new module
• m that is semi-complex and apparently functional. Thanks for helping me learn to
• thoght to abstract the two principal function of such an apps. funtion1 --- tak
• input and give a short one in return function2 ---- take the short message and
• and even if I'm sure that some of the function that I used they were alredy in s
• Noncommercial-Share ps I split up the function in meny piece and write comment t
• h engine to the level it would became functional, my goal was to be able search
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• functional
• ct has to have some kind of search functionality or incorporate that code?
• hat is semi-complex and apparently functional. Thanks for helping me learn to do
• ngine to the level it would became functional, my goal was to be able search sit
• ct has to have some kind of search functionality or incorporate that code?
• ter reflect the added "word_cloud" functionality: ordered_search -- ordered_sear
• dating them so they have increased functionality. For example I have one functio
• he need for iterative searching, a functional block deemed an “Investigative F
• m for more complete phrase builder functionality. An example of this seems compa
• gests an opportunity for front end functionality improving the interface between
• functionalities
• to external tools with various functionalities. Markacious is the first genera
• ne tools, but a large number of functionalities are planned for future versions
• of functions that adds lots of functionalities to your existing search engine
• fundamental
• It is a search engine that grants fundamental rights to algorithms , provides a
• fundamentals
• code, think beyond Python to the fundamentals of computing, and understand how
• funds
• eople • Generating more options of funds • Making people self-dependent •
• fundus
• share-alike. Easy to add/replace the fundus of text files, easy to use, lightnin
• funniest
• ter"? awww that really destroyed my funniest ideas :( link answered 31 Mar, 05
• funny
• see, I'm a professional painter. The funny thing with images is once someone se
• thus, giving this program, somewhat funny, name " Typing Like A Sir ". But som
• furniture
• ou may have a lot of old and spare furniture which may not be of much value to
• ple in any way like in the form of furniture, money, books, stationery, utensil
• further
• 0 Would you kindly further explain / clarify what is meant by:
• opportunity to prove that we can go further and build a "real" search engine us
• f order SMS message reception. # To further prevent out of order SMS message re
• between message # transmissions to further ensure proper sequence. # # 7) The
• and thoughts one can enhance engine further. I have some. It represented in an
• astebin.com/1Q8BcZTg I will provide further documentation in a more detailed ma
• e characters extremely difficult. A further difficulty is when you know how to
• . The program will provide You with further details. Code: https://github.com/p
• : With keyword "udacity": Areas for further development Other link containers (
• ority point, but this is subject to further refinement. For server and client s
• ull moment, but didn't catalyse any further studying (The language was Java...)
• so it helped me avoid going through further branchs in the Trie!!! so if a word
• ng like this) then instead of going further making words with this prefix we si
• future
• ng.. and will improve the system for future courses. For example, if they knew t
• cause wireless communications is the future. It's nice to have learned to build
• I'm thinking of studying in the near future. That changes everything. 15 minutes
• e be converted into an advance on my future tuition fees. :) (01
• connecting. (15) 8. FUTURE SCOPE The future scope of this project is very wide.
• ation can embed many features in the future. Some of those are explained below:
• website can be popular worldwide in future. • Understandability- A method is
• r of functionalities are planned for future versions. Other people from the CS10
• te application to do so (May be some future Udacity course will teach me that) a
• real time(and I probably will in the future). I apologize for my broken English.
• om/docs/reference/api/post/). In the future version, it may index Facebook's mes
• - but it can be simply corrected in future versions of the application). Enter
• and setting a major milestone in the future of education. Second, I want to ask
• pe to get this program online in the future after learning more about web design
• plains how to use it Limitations and future Improvements It's not possible to ma
• d possibly by submission deadline. A future version would get results from a lot
• class. I'm really excited about the future classes. code Timothy Verstraeten
• achine learning algorithm to predict future statistics generalize the crawler to
• y need to change the dates on to get future days forecasts. It's a fairly huge U
• day produce illustrative images for future Udacians ;) My big thanks to David,
• o since i will like to use it in the future. Nevertheless, if someone is interes
• to collaborating with others in the future. Kudos Thanks, Dave and Peter and al
• veloping my developer skills through future courses. Cheers! link answered 15
• fuzziness
• e word. My idea is to add a little fuzziness to the search. For example, search



• gain
• d below instead of crawling all over again. Crawl data: link (24.9 MB) Code on g
• a very short time. I want to mention again that I have used only the tools learn
• ho may want to treat more patients to gain expertise. You can offer your service
• o use Python and see almost immediate gains in productivity and lower maintenanc
• here is some facilities like project against errors, optimize after the program
• tion. We plan to use the knowledge we gain from newer udacity courses to improve
• modified, you rerun the program and again capture the log file. By comparing th
• storage so if you start the program again this staus will be loaded. You intera
• article or an essay I always start by gaining an overview of the specific topic.
• ts of this topic are important and to gain all the basic knowledge. If some topi
• alysing the quantity of subtopics you gain information about their importance wi
• gains
• use Python and see almost immediate gains in productivity and lower maintenanc
• ere is some facilities like project against errors, optimize after the program
• gallery
• One of our pages contains a members gallery . It has been on my list of to-dos
• te a way for visitors to the member gallery page to search the members for a pa
• nts like the idea of an online code gallery and want to learn with me, send me
• gamasutra
• ousprototypes.com, eevblog.com and gamasutra.com The system also highlights new
• gameplay
• r to examine them and fine-tune the gameplay. Things to improve Because of the l
• games
• NCAA FBS, and teams only play 12-14 games in a year). This is a similar situat
• s, I multiplied by the percentage of games won. This change resulted in a more
• zed that in these rankings, the only games that count toward a team’s ranking
• count toward a team’s ranking are games won by that team. Losing to a bad te
• in a variable). Next step is to find games in the 3 different bookmakers that r
• gametype
• in the past, it classifies them by gametype, e.g., tournaments. Then it opens t
• gaps
• tive, so they should help fill in the gaps. I built off the web crawler and sear
• out overlapping them, and without big gaps) Results The program was run on the t
• gastromias
• engine. My world wide web is the "gastromias" website, and my websites are the
• gastronomias
• eals. My favorite site is "http://gastronomias.com/". It has a lot of recipes, s
• dishes, you can go to "http://www.gastronomias.com/receitas/carnes.htm", and cli
• as the larger priority) (*3) The "gastronomias" website contains lots of recipes
• gateway
• //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_SMS_gateways # # 8) The program looks for new w
• a cell phone via the email # to SMS gateway # # pass:new_alert_list - list cont
• //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_SMS_gateways toaddrs = '' # '5705551212@messagi
• gather
• e. Program: The code presented below gather all citations of the academic paper
• s project is to create database that gathers all the historical information avai
• tes. The idea of this project was to gather this sites and make an overview of t
• I sometimes recur to recipe sites to gather some ideas for the meals. My favorit
• inks. My computer took +- 20 mins to gather all indexing information. Therefore,
• able, else uses urllib function. the gathering of relevant words from crawled pa
• gathers
• ome. You punch in a web page and it gathers all sorts of relevant content, but
• project is to create database that gathers all the historical information avai
• gator
• udents!. Project: Gator - A web aggregator and applications using Gator 1. A pe
• de is at - https://github.com/dpp007/gator gator.py - The aggregator implementa
• at - https://github.com/dpp007/gator gator.py - The aggregator implementation h
• com/dpp007/gator gator.py - The aggregator implementation homepage_generator.py
• y - dynamic homepage generator using gator price_alert.py - configurable tracke
• rable tracker and alert system using gator Output from homepage_generator.py: O
• _alert.py: https://github.com/dpp007/gator/blob/master/price_alert.log Extensio
• gauge
• coring algorithm, which is trying to gauge the information-density of the page
• gcmartinelli
• ty! Submission by : Gian Carlo / @gcmartinelli / gcmartinelli AT gmail link an
• by : Gian Carlo / @gcmartinelli / gcmartinelli AT gmail link answered 17 Apr,
• gender
• ry. The RDI values are based on age, gender, weight. I verified my RDI results a
• general
• ngines, the history of computing in general, and build something in the spirit
• "Spirit" of software development in general, the very idea of "open source" and
• LE- This module is included for the general users of the website. Any user on i
• taining at least five sentences. In general the seed should comprise a single-t
• on/datastore/). Keyword (Token): In general, Locate tokenizes a content and que
• what it is: "Heart failure (HG) is generally defined as the inability of the h
• ted with three options: 1) View the general statistics 2) Query Twitter for a p
• ed groups and others remaining more general. State of Development: The current
• ess fear based and more informed in general. I believe that this will give at l
• ons: In mathematics, one frequently generalises by dropping some axioms (e.g.,
• this base. So one can explore what generalisations are useful. Code: http://pa
• he most common USA sites, excluding general search related sites, and dictionar
• clever enough to provide answers to general queries. Note: I use DuckDuckGo's A
• e: I use DuckDuckGo's API to answer general queries. Equations abound. Most sea
• link to relevant sites at least for general searches. Frivolous can now fetch t
• generalisations
• s base. So one can explore what generalisations are useful. Code: http://pasteb
• generalises
• s: In mathematics, one frequently generalises by dropping some axioms (e.g., th
• generalize
• rithm to predict future statistics generalize the crawler to extract quantitativ
• generally
• law. The good news is that we are generally free to build on the work of other
• what it is: "Heart failure (HG) is generally defined as the inability of the he
• generates
• ion ever since. (Dissociated press generates character strings with appropriate
• a score code. The program randomly generates practice problems. The data is mad
• ice problem sets, but nothing that generates an infinite number of random probl
• sorts them according to dates and generates two webpages: The first contains l
• cher to know about, and the second generates a list of potential referees for a
• to_index_word_cloud" function that generates a split list of words from a page.
• asking: The application under test generates log files with some data elements
• ode at. Here is the procedure that generates the html: http://pastebin.com/sY1P
• com/sY1PM5f1 The website this code generates is in no way original, it is the w
• generation
• family of painters, I'm the third generation. I started painting when I was 4.
• onalities. Markacious is the first generation of a python bookmark tool, using b
• rd, and let Udacity grow it's next generation of students from the ground up. Go
• generator
• the lemmata for the random babble generator part. But that's probably best lef
• g Gator 1. A personalized homepage generator 2. An tracker and alert system Gat
• to create a personalized home page generator o search and compare price of item
• aggregator implementation homepage_generator.py - dynamic homepage generator us
• ge_generator.py - dynamic homepage generator using gator price_alert.py - confi
• m using gator Output from homepage_generator.py: Output from price_alert.py: ht
• e extension to update the homepage generator config easily. For example, just s
• gth with the limit argument. Title generator: Takes a url as input, fetches the
• le tag and returns it. Description generator: Takes a url as input and generate
• is half web crawler, half website generator. What it does is crawls stackoverf
• questions/3953749/python-fibonacci-generator would be listed in the seed page a
• questions/3953749/python-fibonacci-generator" class="question-hyperlink" My pro
• generic
• rts that make up a (simplified) and generic search engine and for each part I d
• nsuficcient. The crawler deals with generic anchor tags, and avoids links tags
• rch engines are designed to be more generic in order to meet the needs of the p
• genes
• e expression profile (detecting what genes are active at a given moment in a gi
• we were able to Identify the actual genes corresponding to the hypothetical co
• act behavior and the role of tens of genes related to the flowering process. To
• ure the level of activity of several genes without even know what they do. If w
• d directed graphs), to suggest which genes interact with each other in a graph.
• geRank to explore this data and rank genes that are most likely to have the bro
• , without even know the role of most genes. So, I modified the algorithm a bit,
• e figure shows the 10 most important genes in flowering. The dropbox link has a
• genetic
• Our understanding of the flowering genetic control came first as a Theory base
• formed flowers. After the molecular genetics rise, with lower costs and new tec
• his could be a real breakthrough in genetics and Udacity was the key to this de
• genetics
• formed flowers. After the molecular genetics rise, with lower costs and new tech
• his could be a real breakthrough in genetics and Udacity was the key to this dev
• n I started my PhD in computational genetics. Coming from an experimental backgr
• genius
• sn't Google's search engine that was genius. It was their advertising platform t
• sly were. But the search part is not genius, by my standards. Their - Google's -
• Tony Kent. A true visionary, a true genius. Google is hoping Montréal can get
• y, without the least assistance from genius or study.” Modern technology has f
• genome
• we are now capable of producing from genome sequencing and gene expression profi
• genres
• k of movies, combining them with the genres of potential movies to develop a mov
• genuine
• ynthetic question titles from these genuine ones, even though our code guarante
• geolocation
• if he/she would like to specify a geolocation. It subsequently runs the query o
• german
• Submission Name: The A-Level_german_helper Code: http://pastebin.com/exG
• e essays, which we have to write for german, analyze them and check if there are
• getTweets
• change the 'pages' variable in the getTweets method, the program will scan more
• giants
• k that the best way to tackle search giants is for search start-ups to collabora
• gibberish
• bility to remove inactive entries (gibberish, misspellings, inactive IPs etc.)
• glad
• Anyway, you seem enthusiastic, I'd be glad to help you. I can share my code with
• Carlo Thank you! I'm glad you did. (18 hours ag
• glib
• cmNZQUlwbTJ4UVU Dependencies: python, glib, pygtk[2], redshift[1] (next xlib ) c
• glimpse
• ord, or string of words, gives us a glimpse inside the features of a novel char
• glitches
• the images. But also there are some glitches in the dot file produced that I hav
• global
• on get user input and stores it in a global variable, "input". The func() functi
• ng words from "count_words". Added a global variable "word_cloud" in the "crawl_
• rs a chance to participate in such a global programming event. Happy watching!!
• e last two True / False to display a global report and/or a sales forecast Examp
• itch_crawl_local = True switch_print_global_report = True switch_print_forecast
• globalcopyrightoffice
• t from sites like http://www.globalcopyrightoffice.com/Pages/International_copy
• glory
• ected fade; And by a part of all thy glory live. You live in this, and dwell in
• py die. For at a frown they in their glory die. Happy to have thy love, happy t
• glow
• Submission Project: Glow The goal of glow is to improve the user interface of a
• esults in most cases. The idea behind glow was to communicate additional informa
• vide feedback to the users through a 'glow' associated with the result. A Real W
• associated keywords, perhaps a green glow for my personal pages, and a red glow
• glow for my personal pages, and a red glow for my community pages - suddenly a p
• hird links, because of their content, glow green, telling me I might find this i
• actually looking for. The fourth link glows red, telling me the communities I li
• glows
• ctually looking for. The fourth link glows red, telling me the communities I li
• gmail
• an join me at : jerome dot renaux at gmail dot com (Unrelated side note : it's
• Evan Younger / Udacity ID: eryounger@gmail.com / forum ID: ery Description: Oop
• ticipante Alex Roldán HD. aleshivan@gmail.com Nota : Me excusan pero no tuve t
• ion try: server = smtplib.SMTP('smtp.gmail.com', 587,timeout=30) server.ehlo()
• intpcs.com' fromaddr = '' # 'example@gmail.com' password = '' #'Password4WX' #/
• ticipants: Milana Spanovic, milanaaa@gmail.com Milos Kaljevic, milos.kaljevic@g
• l.com Milos Kaljevic, milos.kaljevic@gmail.com link answered yesterday milspa
• t Email: jeanmarc (dot) gulliet (at) gmail (dot) com License : This software is
• Author: Edevaldo Pereira - edevaldo@gmail.com Code: cs101-lupa on github Langu
• my forum ID). E-mail : jerome.renaux@gmail.com License : CC BY-NC-SA link ans
• site Udacity ID : TonyChau[tqwer90(@)gmail.com] Code : https://github.com/tqwer
• e/cs101-contest Contact simongcox at gmail dot com Acknowledgements A great big
• code My udacity user id is kolchozok@gmail.com and I am the sole submitter. THA
• . Shashank S Rao email: rshashank192@gmail.com udacityname: Shashank 2. Rohit V
• k 2. Rohit Varma email: rohit.knight@gmail.com udacityname: roth 3. Sandeep R V
• e: roth 3. Sandeep R V email: ssv792@gmail.com udacityname: Sandeep Rv Finally,
• suan Lai. udacity ID: raincolee [at] gmail.com License : Released under the cre
• Members : Mukesh Agarwal [ smartmuki@gmail.com ] link answered 11 Apr, 12:30
• ted by: Chainsaw Riot [chainsawtiney@gmail.com] Code: Crawler: http://pastebin.
• e link - ID 2728) , E-MAIL: bcools91@gmail.com Link to code: My code can be fou
• Udacity IDs of Team Members] sambrow@gmail.com link answered 31 Mar, 15:24 Sa
• TY ID ===== maurizzzio - mauro.41090@gmail.com link answered 09 Apr, 17:41 ma
• tory . My Udacity ID is ecmendenhall@gmail.com, and my forum ID is ecmendenhall
• lo / @gcmartinelli / gcmartinelli AT gmail link answered 17 Apr, 09:29 Gian C
• xander Coenen email: saschacoenen-at-gmail-dot-com Forum-Id: Sasch Note to fell
• ;) --- Udacity ID --- michael.gradek@gmail.com link answered 11 Apr, 16:08 Mi
• ade by me, Amarals (pedro.m.t.amaral@gmail.com). Have yourself a good meal :)
• Team members: jtalon - talon.jag at gmail dot com Note: All images, text (incl
• ipants:- Aneesh Dogra (lionaneesh-at-gmail-dot-com) @Aneesh Dogra link answer
• gmallard
• uckpaddle Real Name: George Mallard gmallard ( at ) hexicurity.com License: I he
• gmtime
• math import string from time import gmtime, strftime #*************************
• = strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S", gmtime())+' UTC' print now alert_page = get
• goings
• es, parsing out text and the various goings on with Python. Thus, I submit - The
• gold
• , 'tis with so dull a cheer, As those gold candles fix'd in heaven's air: And tr
• golden
• programmer, surely. But my ideas are golden. We learned to build a search engine
• buying talent, desperate to find the golden ass of sustained growth. They are no
• golf
• sue. These could be Bob never gets to golf, Bob golfs once per month, Bob golfs
• could be Bob never gets to golf, Bob golfs once per month, Bob golfs every Satu
• o golf, Bob golfs once per month, Bob golfs every Saturday, etc. Then each user
• golfs
• could be Bob never gets to golf, Bob golfs once per month, Bob golfs every Satu
• golf, Bob golfs once per month, Bob golfs every Saturday, etc. Then each user
• gone
• se once you see it, the "mystique" is gone.. And I can't copyright a subject, sa
• ht have missed, or that they may have gone in the wrong direction. Although not
• ftware that tells when that phrase is gone. I decided to build it on my own. Usa
• goods
• of the difference in prices for 7-10 goods in different stores. That’s why it
• rice for the range of the sought-for goods. User will enter the sought-for good
• oods. User will enter the sought-for goods sequentially in search box separatin
• ”. Or user will add the sought-for goods individually in search using “Add
• lumns: 1. The list of the sought-for goods; 2. the list of references to online
• online stores where these sought-for goods are available; 3. the list of the to
• for the whole list of the sought-for goods in every online store. Building of t
• the search engine of the stores, the goods and the prices can be done in 3 ways
• good—Bootstrap
• retty useful, too. And it looks good—Bootstrap is a great tool.
• googleearth
• crawl for analytics and eyecandy (googleearth display) not completed in time Co
• goose
• 08 Back then (1997), people used to "goose" their pages to come up higher in se
• goto
• i don't mind if you guys goto Palo Alto or somewhere else..But defi
• government
• no control over whether or not the government will grant a visa.
• e can’t expect anything from our government and can’t rely on them. It’s o
• grab
• e saying - go to some wikipedia page, grab the first paragraph and save it (firs
• with the web, some kind of crawling, grabbing some web content etc. or is "cour
• of its contents interface should must grab a potential user immediately. • Rob
• iven languages. The second step is to grab the user input: the "scrabbled" chara
• rlo btw, feel free to grab my code and adapt it to your project!
• t trying to make a Win Phone 7 app to grab it but that was quite over my head. U
• grabs
• on? Why would my "writing" be up for grabs? You may think I'm talking out of my
• gracefully
• ransmission. Note that the program gracefully handles the exception and then whe
• grades
• acity's website and to check whether grades are out and you find a message that
• gradings
• I hardly understand. I've got good gradings in the course because I followed ev
• graduate
• rs. 5.) You may be a fresh computer graduate. You can offer to make window and w
• grammar
• ems to be the absence of connecting grammar words, for example “What is” co
• . Java and Python have very similar grammar (BNF). The meta search engines are
• or the crawler needs to understand grammar. As grammar is more than a Ph.D. pr
• ler needs to understand grammar. As grammar is more than a Ph.D. project, I cho
• grammatical
• ults. Stemming is a way to derive grammatical (prefix) stems from English words
• ta. For example, typographical or grammatical errors may be considered as impre
• grant
• r whether or not the government will grant a visa. (31 Mar, 17:
• x2@aol.com, forum ID codeNaround # I grant the following License: Creative Comm
• ction to sort them. Code: PASTEBIN I grant Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA licence
• ub.com/liangsun/ZhuFangZhi License I grant a Creative Commons CC BY - NC- SA li
• grants
• h engine) It is a search engine that grants fundamental rights to algorithms , p
• graphic
• lso providing access to a Web-based graphic application of this code, with diff
• graphical
• o make the web crawler into a java graphical applet. That would be AWESOME! :-D
• s not very usable without a smooth graphical interface - I stopped at this stag
• 000 English words transcribed orthographically. I obtained it from The Interoci
• o make it fancier, by the use of a graphical package, but the goal of this proj
• graphically
• og historical data in a flat file graphically plot historical data compute and
• I Keys) , you can even comment it graphically // 2 a link for the current dynam
• graphicaly
• to compare. As a result, it could graphicaly show timelines to provide better u
• graphics
• bullets. As you can see, all of the graphics are text-based. To win, you must re
• graphs
• =8b86a5e3c3 I hope you will enjoy my graphs! link answered yesterday MonicaL 9
• between papers can be presented via graphs/ 3d graphs, but it will be implement
• pers can be presented via graphs/ 3d graphs, but it will be implemented in anoth
• approaches (which can yield directed graphs), to suggest which genes interact wi
• is (D:)drive. Archive also contains graphs generated during crawling in Newsgra
• e.g. bottles, liters, milligram) GUI graphs for the statistics possibility to fl
• matic way. Since we are dealing with graphs I thought to myself "this is a job f
• graphviz
• ass. There is nothing new here. The graphviz.py file is my contribution. All the
• grass
• nd heavy in the sky, and ', ' If the grass is dry, this indicates clouds or str
• grateful
• That is just mind blowing! I am so grateful for this course, I feel like it rea
• gratification
• rs researching.. We want instant gratification.. and the web crawler I'm thinki
• gratitude
• ast: # # I would like to extend my gratitude to everyone at Udacity that # made
• gravy
• omputer Science 101. The contest is "gravy" as we Americans would say (extra bo
• greasemonkey
• webpages or websites(specified in greasemonkey like wildcards) based on user sub
• greater
• ties to content with that present a greater risk to a start-up, or at least req
• he point across.. It just means the greater you are as a painter, the worse it
• ‘giving culture’ that provides greater opportunities to the underprivilege
• - number of desired verses (must be greater or equal to number of keywords, # t
• index, ["Cumulonimbus","clouds"]) ['greater chances of severe weather', 'greate
• reater chances of severe weather', 'greater chances of severe weather'] print m
• nly those words which have a length greater or equal to 3 and lower or equal to
• hicle with fixed wings and a weight greater than that of the air it displaces']
• greatest
• esire' to make a difference, is the greatest motivator to do something meaningfu
• ", "[http:...", "[Color...". So the greatest challenge about this program was to
• o you want to search the latest and greatest ideas that could change our world f
• green
• g the associated keywords, perhaps a green glow for my personal pages, and a re
• inks, because of their content, glow green, telling me I might find this intere
• ecimal color (varying intensities of green or red) for each page in a dictionar
• submission in yellow while others in green. I hope I didn't do anything wrong!
• grew
• y works are protected by copyright. I grew up in a family of painters, I'm the t
• Background : mySearchEngine grew out of Udacity's very first CS101 Sea
• groceries
• uch money could be saved on unused groceries if everyone had a little computer
• groupings
• include triple or quadruple letter groupings in my analysis. My username is: er
• groupon
• r for collective buying sites (e.g. groupon) and indexing the offered deals to
• .py that will crawl a web site (www.groupon.fr), as the crawled site is a frenc
• groups
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ome people have been looking to form groups, but keep in mind that only one pers
• es, I'm compelled to ask, what about groups of one? If I'm in both the Hillbilly
• r boundary case, that of non-trivial groups (size 1) with identical memberships.
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• The two strongly connected component groups are colored. Here is an example resu
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• more URLs from the results. Affinity groups could potentially form around specif
• me splintering into more specialized groups and others remaining more general. S
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• e character pairs are separated into groups of key types. Certain character pair
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ive ranking, the pages are sorted by groups depending on their search result: 1.
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• ). Does this mean I can join several groups or only one? And: can I submit somet
• grow
• rch engines will find God and we will grow truly delicious vegetables and play b
• ss and less practical as our database grows with new species and structures adde
• help spread the word, and let Udacity grow it's next generation of students from
• . Data are everywhere and they "mass" growth exponentially. The problem of effec
• grows
• s and less practical as our database grows with new species and structures adde
• arch engine. When your search engine grows and has a lot of (international) web
• growth
• to find the golden ass of sustained growth. They are not at the forefront of In
• or playing a key role in the initial growth of the World Wide Web. In 2009 it be
• Data are everywhere and they "mass" growth exponentially. The problem of effect
• grupos
• grupando por tamaño, 2) elimino los grupos con un solo elemento. 3) en los grup
• upos con un solo elemento. 3) en los grupos que son de tamaño igual agrupo por
• 1) archivos de tamaño 0 bytes. 4.2) grupos de dos elementos en este caso compar
• con filecmp 5) vuelvo y elimino los grupos con un solo elemento 6) imprimo el r
• guarantee
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• guarantees
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• guardian
• s they have permission from a legal guardian. I'm really sorry about these requi
• guide
• at I need is a professional-oriented guide. Project MedicWorkPedia is -or bette
• SUBMISSION TVQUEST: TV Show guide and information browser for Udacity'
• hat, there is no centralized tv show guide host for India. And this is really s
• does not have a centralized tv show guide. So the program you download now wil
• TVQuest? There is no central tv show guide information source for Indian tv, so
• make a language yourself (There is a guide in the project). To test the code, y
• guidelines
• t clearly specified in the contest guidelines. (02 Apr, 12:35)
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• guides
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• guilty
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• hacer
• : Me excusan pero no tuve tiempo de hacer estas anotaciones en ingles, pero ig
• hackaday
• tes in config files : slashdot.org, hackaday.com, dangerousprototypes.com, eevbl
• hall
• ty of our students, and will be very challenging to pick the winners. This post
• des/ On the site you will also see a "hall of fame" section. Code from this site
• repository . My Udacity ID is ecmendenhall@gmail.com, and my forum ID is ecmende
• gmail.com, and my forum ID is ecmendenhall. link answered 15 Apr, 15:37 ecmend
• link answered 15 Apr, 15:37 ecmendenhall 101 5 7 edited 2 days ago
• (2 days ago) ecmendenhall 1 the webapp looks BE
• (17 hours ago) ecmendenhall 4
• Hash table implementation Overall overhall of the code (it does the job, but I k
• hams
• was wondering if there were any other hams in the class but I never got around t
• hand
• a search engine per se. On the other hand, i am not quite sure if i understood
• t the student's focus on the topic at hand. I would therefore like to ask whethe
• nothing new, but I thought I'd try my hand at it using what I've learned in this
• e sequence separated by commas (right hand on num pad, left hand on comma...). T
• y commas (right hand on num pad, left hand on comma...). This is why my pool lis
• then they'll be much better placed to handle advanced concepts. A full set of ex
• wler: - Added an HTML parser that can handle most (if not all) HTML tags correct
• writing an index of an online book by hand is no fun particularly if you make ch
• ent directory. If it finds any of the hand history files, which contain history
• files, which contain history of poker hands, that the user played in the past, i
• m one by one, by extracting different hands stored in those files, different gam
• eflop, flop, turn or river from those hands. Then it finds out all the different
• n the directory which has Poker Stars hand history files in it and execute. The
• ve Commons CC BY-NC-SA license Sample hand history files(courtesy of my friend):
• ieve, that the outputs of Poker Stars hand history are meant for user to examine
• er? A person with a smartphone in his hand would feel discomfort when he enters
• handle
• hen they'll be much better placed to handle advanced concepts. A full set of exe
• ler: - Added an HTML parser that can handle most (if not all) HTML tags correctl
• lines of code just deals with how to handle unexpected wrinkles in how the origi
• ehind my house and all... it doesn't handle higher winds all that well. They say
• I made a bit of an update. To better handle the date and time variables I create
• handles
• n. Note that the program gracefully handles the exception and then when the int
• side effect) appear in the url. Php handles the post and get to and from python
• data in the database. Ruby on Rails handles all user interactions and the Pytho
• cess the index. The lookup function handles multiple terms, but unlike the home
• hands
• iles, which contain history of poker hands, that the user played in the past, i
• one by one, by extracting different hands stored in those files, different gam
• flop, flop, turn or river from those hands. Then it finds out all the different
• handshakes
• ith each other. It helps in making handshakes between the Contributor and the NG
• uded in the project for the better handshakes between a normal user and NGO. (7)
• handy
• e code for a given language. This is handy for Android developers (and others)
• ger and this tool would have come in handy. Notes: The only significant change
• louring in, and it produced a really handy reference for debugging some of our
• to cook. The site structure is very handy if one has already an idea of what o
• hang
• on Hoping that the page number won't change before you can see that comment. Tha
• h i could be the part of the team to change the world!) Demo: http://seorankchec
• er picture, than the ones I make that hang on people's walls. By the very virtue
• tests, I find it demeaning. The game changes, though, if visiting Palo Alto mean
• of studying in the near future. That changes everything. 15 minutes is all I nee
• Possible inspiration for contest: 50 changes to Google Search in March 2012 How
• on Hoping that the page number won't change before you can see that comment. Tha
• ex, ["rain"]) ['\nNimbostratus clouds hang low and heavy in the sky, and ', ' If
• r example if someone types 2 , it is changed to 02:00 , 2:5 is changed to 02:05
• 2 , it is changed to 02:00 , 2:5 is changed to 02:05 and the same happens with
• for displaying those results has not changed significantly. Namely, we still use
• Possible inspiration for contest: 50 changes to Google Search in March 2012 How
• happens
• much guarantee I have that nothing happens to my idea? thank's peace link an
• 0 What happens if you are under the age of 18 and
• 0 What happens when we submit our entry, are they
• l operation This picture shows what happens when the computer looses internet c
• an be set to execute when something happens, like when a page has finished load
• are sentences of the form "if A, B happens", "A indicates at B", "seeing A mea
• :5 is changed to 02:05 and the same happens with dates so that different ways o
• e who has worked accountancy) never happens. So to be truly useful Book Cook wo
• are passed to send_mail where magic happens and my ISP is forced into SMTP'ing
• happiness
• Promoting the idea of experiencing happiness and pleasure by organizing school
• ied together to get what I call a 'happiness value' to see how happy each perso
• ios are computed to find the total happiness value of each. Then an inequality
• harder
• yet. For me, dreaming up the idea is harder than coding, sometimes. I love this
• , the worse it is in many ways.. the harder it is to make money doing it, unless
• alphabet and they get progressively harder. I was able to solve the first probl
• hardest
• p! Always do your best and try your hardest. I believe I have about a ZERO chan
• hardly
• experienced people knowing things I hardly understand. I've got good gradings i
• xote) is 'distant'; in fact, Quixote hardly met her: she lives in a far away tow
• But at the end of the book, Dulcinea hardly appears. And we can get all this dat
• hardware
• I’ve bought the component parts (hardware – system board, memory card, syst
• a useful search engine with minimal hardware requirements. It can even be run on
• harsher
• lty, the penalties would be all the harsher for your having knowingly, egregiou
• harvest
• rent pages.. I wanted to be able to harvest data from a given Wikipedia page..
• hash
• d robots will be friendly and all our hash tables will restore the humans on ear
• ks specified site every minute. Could hash an element, store it in a database an
• at I now understand to be a primitive hash table. So I thought why not give the
• hashtag
• k today. We introduce the altavista hashtag . Feel the thrill of exploiting vul
• esearch team has developed the nerd hashtag for all your symbolic manipulation
• hm. This is triggered by the weasel hashtag . Note: I got this idea from Richar
• ning. What if we want the altavista hashtag with the ted hashtag ? Easy. Bam! T
• the altavista hashtag with the ted hashtag ? Easy. Bam! The TED hashtag is pre
• he ted hashtag ? Easy. Bam! The TED hashtag is pretty special because it tempor
• changes the index used by the other hashtags. Instant crowdsourced links. Wikip
• e are proudly releasing the unlucky hashtag . You're lucky you're unlucky. The
• e lucky you're unlucky. The unlucky hashtag too is special like the ted hashtag
• hashtag too is special like the ted hashtag which means it can be combined with
• means it can be combined with other hashtags. Here's a combination of unlucky a
• ombination of unlucky and altavista hashtags: or unlucky , ted , and palindrome
• : or unlucky , ted , and palindrome hashtags: Make your search engine solve har
• have just implemented the crossword hashtag !. Note: Inspired from Wolfram|Alph
• w and improved searchwithpeter.info hashtag which combines the website's best s
• hashtags
• changes the index used by the other hashtags. Instant crowdsourced links. Wikipe
• means it can be combined with other hashtags. Here's a combination of unlucky an
• ombination of unlucky and altavista hashtags: or unlucky , ted , and palindrome
• : or unlucky , ted , and palindrome hashtags: Make your search engine solve hard
• hasn
• anybody - chooses the first one that hasn't been requested by the current user/
• hast
• r than Time wastes life, So then thou hast but lost the dregs of life, My life,
• mixture model, with word-by-word stochastic selection of a standard Markov orde
• haste
• Yesterday while making submission in haste, I forgot to point out one of the im
• hate
• e winning bit, see how you can apply whatever we've learnt to SOLVE A REAL WORLD
• ng ideas and want to participate, but hate competing in contests, I find it deme
• . I really learned a lot. I thought I hate computers for all my life so far, but
• but with a list of sites I like and I hate (preferably it should be more of site
• gure where for every link to a site I hate -1 and for every link to a site I lik
• hauntingly
• o. On the surface, frivolous looks hauntingly similar to other search engines. I
• have
• 3 graemeblake: We're happy to have team entries, and will judge all entr
• 1". Does this mean our project has to have some kind of search functionality or
• creative commoms? I am not sure if we have an agreement on that.
• exas. You could go there, in case you have won the contest :-) (
• ver solution reminds me of the Burma Shave offer: Free Free / A Trip / to Mars /
• @UdacityDave : Does my entry have to be restricted to some extension of
• ome extension of the search engine? I have other creative ideas, can I submit th
• to find a show that suits you..? You have a Remote and TV with 100s of channels
• on tv? If Your answer is yes... then have a look at our program!! You can.. Sur
• ood and 100s of tv channels, does not have a centralized tv show guide. So the p
• ns.) With the dictionary built we can have a lot of options for the user as show
• ined to a windows/mac mouse, or don't have a posix command-line with wget and un
• ontest. If you are not using what you have learned you will forget everything re
• h with the capability to show ads : I have included an additional power to our s
• r specifying the list of webpages who have paid us for showing the ads and the a
• orks for multi-word queries. Note : I have not included all the code for ranking
• ch for the search string. Right now I have a cache of the webpages and read from
• f the webpages and read from there. I have to ask permission of the owners of th
• put a search window on a website and have my python program called from within
• called from within the webpage. I may have to wait until i take the Web Applicat
• except for the dynamic data, and they have an edit distance of 0 Logfiles 3 and
• haven
• ike there are a few submissions that haven't yet been accepted, I suspect becau
• arate question about the license but haven't gotten any response: http://www.ud
• 't have that option, though, since I haven't been able to write a single proced
• ne been extended? The official rules haven't been updated, but I see entries po
• Submission: PokerBud I haven't built this program on the web sear
• ive and then ranks the car owner ( I haven't made the annotations yet and proba
• uckGo (DuckDuckGlow, anyone?), but I haven't reached that point. My code, which
• 's content to crawl the web again. I haven't had suficient time to complete the
• his from a couple other users, but I haven't been able to replicate it yet. It'
• ches in the dot file produced that I haven't tracked down. At the end of my REA
• wonder, why the cooking sites I know haven't implemented some sort of search li
• head
• http://www.udacity.com/media/img/home-header-sides-bg-20x238.png'); background-
• ins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python.
• was the name of that song stuck in my head?"). It's currently limited to monopho
• maddr,password,toaddrs): subject = '' header = """\ From: %s To: %s Subject: %s
• eturn email address and message order header, ex. (1/5).. print print ' Notice,
• ry: server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddrs,header+msg_order+split_text) except smtpli
• ry: server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddrs,header+msg_order+'For details see http://w
• ges that either have missleading meta headers or overcrowd content with keywords
• http://www.udacity.com/media/img/home-header-sides-bg-20x238.png'); background-
• ins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python.
• FOOD To live a second life on second head; They live unwoo'd, and unrespected f
• ttempt was an algorithm that scanned ahead in the text for the next occurrence o
• http://www.udacity.com/media/img/home-header-sides-bg-20x238.png'); background-
• ins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python.
• the work for you. I had an idea in my head of how the program should work but co
• http://www.udacity.com/media/img/home-header-sides-bg-20x238.png'); background-
• ins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python.
• the moment when the idea popped in my head: make a tutorial for using a search e
• http://www.udacity.com/media/img/home-header-sides-bg-20x238.png'); background-
• ins. There is support for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python.
• to grab it but that was quite over my head. Until... this class and the superb c
• nd certain things came together in my head. A bit of guessing, a lot of googling
• . The result is ten usually unrelated headlines that sound like they go together
• It is really interesting to read the headlines and make connections that otherw
• Thanks, @ogerard , for the heads up. I'm limited on the number of req
• t. verify GET/POST request parse http headers [and ignore them] extract url para
• header
• ttp://www.udacity.com/media/img/home-header-sides-bg-20x238.png'); background-r
• addr,password,toaddrs): subject = '' header = """\ From: %s To: %s Subject: %s "
• turn email address and message order header, ex. (1/5).. print print ' Notice, t
• y: server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddrs,header+msg_order+split_text) except smtplib
• y: server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddrs,header+msg_order+'For details see http://ww
• es that either have missleading meta headers or overcrowd content with keywords
• ttp://www.udacity.com/media/img/home-header-sides-bg-20x238.png'); background-r
• which you can find JQuery library, a header and a footer used to generate the HT
• headers
• s that either have missleading meta headers or overcrowd content with keywords
• verify GET/POST request parse http headers [and ignore them] extract url param
• headings
• it The output is a very crude (only headings, lists, and href are used) HTML fil
• headlines
• he result is ten usually unrelated headlines that sound like they go together b
• is really interesting to read the headlines and make connections that otherwis
• heads
• ple have had short melodies in their heads and were unable to identify the musi
• Thanks, @ogerard , for the heads up. I'm limited on the number of req
• health
• caments, taking care of my patients' health, and control possible complications
• rgency. -Information usefull for any healthcare professional in a few minutes. H
• healthcare
• ency. -Information usefull for any healthcare professional in a few minutes. How
• healthful
• I have created 2 sample meals. One healthful. One based on a McDonald's diet. T
• food items. Here is output from a healthful meal . This is an Individual contr
• heart
• ally defined as the inability of the heart to..." - Practice : Will show practi
• heaven
• print poetize (index, "good bad dull heaven earth", 5) Pondering .. about verse
• heer, As those gold candles fix'd in heaven's air: And truly not the morning sun
• ir: And truly not the morning sun of heaven The sun itself sees not, till heaven
• heaven The sun itself sees not, till heaven clears. By oft predict that I in hea
• ven clears. By oft predict that I in heaven find: I wondered what on earth they
• heavily
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• eavily commented (hopefully not too heavily!), and I tried to keep the code as
• NTING DATE AND TIME: Our code deals heavily on checking the system time and com
• inspired by the Udacity CS 101, and heavily uses many concepts in the course. T
• heavy
• led in a single package due to their heavy interdependence. This is unlike the
• ost about it also. The program makes heavy use of the library to do things like
• ['\nNimbostratus clouds hang low and heavy in the sky, and ', ' If the grass is
• e, so that's what I did. I made some heavy modifications to the crawler and inc
• hehe
• till time for last-minute corrections hehe Let's add some examples...in case you
• height
• ld like to do is add a graph of wave height over time. Additionally it would be
• held
• ass and is registered for the contest held by Udacity. Background: The lecture m
• hello
• logies. To tell the truth, writing a hello world search engine like the one we
• helper
• ate how the program works, including helper functions not part of the actual pro
• helpful
• n. Anything and everything would be helpful.. Imagine if for any given Wikipedi
• better that the class was directly helpful when you use Python... as much as t
• erstanding the redshift code can be helpful) Others Improvements Project Files:
• more other statistics that could be helpful(code provided has all procedures co
• sgi. These directions were the most helpful: https://github.com/d5/docs/wiki/In
• helpless
• ns. This will help in employment of helpless people. • Inclusion of other Stat
• helps
• a "learning aid", that's all.. Just helps you scope out a topic.. and returns
• 'm pretty sure) pyquery This program helps you refine your search. When you ent
• t can research whatever you want. It helps do some research about web and crawl
• can communicate with each other. It helps in making handshakes between the Con
• e the method with small and coherent helps to accomplish this. • Usability- S
• second argument to the function. It helps in removing prepositions, articles,
• red to build the search engine which helps to make this task simpler. Project d
• ://news.google.co.in/ 3) Sharding It helps in crawling multiple websites belong
• posts up. So I made TweePops , which helps me to pick the most interesting link
• == PURPOSE ===== This simple program helps you learn English through this great
• hence
• ACKATES from the estimated page URL, hence when user finishes typing the PAGE K
• ve not been acessed for a long while hence we assume that the user is not going
• l centrino laptop running debian and hence i had to limit the no of digits of P
• hereby
• ard ( at ) hexicurity.com License: I hereby release this code to the public doma
• only contributor to this project. I hereby release the above-mentioned (and her
• herein
• eby release the above-mentioned (and herein described) code under the following
• heres
• 0 So heres my Submission: As most people were a
• hero
• ot for the teacher and TA! You are my hero. link answered yesterday lotus 36 2
• amous sci-fi book) Ender Wiggan ( the hero of the book) Ender - tourdates of the
• hesitate
• ou and explain how it works, do not hesitate to ask. You (and anybody else inter
• his code and implement more. Do not hesitate if you never programed python befor
• heuristics
• e question of what to watch. Using heuristics to build a list of potential movie
• nformation theory, as well as some heuristics to determine reading difficulty. B
• monstrating a simple yet effective heuristics for news selection. But as of now
• hexadecimal
• based on page views and return a hexadecimal color (varying intensities of gre
• hexamester
• Internet sources found during the hexamester. lagado() comes with four canned s
• stions posed during this inaugural hexamester. (It is surprisingly difficult to
• hexemester
• are planning to take it this next hexemester. I look forward to developing my d
• hexicurity
• me: George Mallard gmallard ( at ) hexicurity.com License: I hereby release this
• he’d
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• hice
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• hidden
• able for all to read or will they be hidden. ? If they are publicly shown upon s
• g computation without even using the hidden dimensions for which the correspondi
• ays put out in the open, rather than hidden away in a tiny link at the bottom of
• erneath its URL. There are also some hidden commands, but you'll have to read th
• hides
• although I still hope that my souls hides an artist I'm not strong enough to r
• hierarchical
• d for crawling. We also developed hierarchical index of locations in order to en
• hierarchies
• t in the past for visualising the hierarchies produced by our internal software
• archy for a company). Since these hierarchies can be huge , I grouped together
• hierarchy
• oftware (basically Department/Team hierarchy for a company). Since these hierar
• ssing" teams, finding loops in the hierarchy structure, etc etc). Tl;dr: Love i
• higher
• ed to "goose" their pages to come up higher in search results by padding the pag
• ovies", say, would push the paper up higher. So we wanted some sort of measure t
• stance. The fewer the edits are, the higher the music title is ranked. The purpo
• t get their way by rating everything higher. The importance and possible outcome
• revolution that will forever change higher education as we know it. Github repo
• by facilitating the user to provide higher quality input. Quality is improved b
• y house and all... it doesn't handle higher winds all that well. They say it's g
• o that the more obscure the word the higher it is factored into the results. an
• highest
• able except one major surprise. The highest ranked team was the Kansas Chiefs,
• ed as exact note matches. 2) Second highest rank: Exact Note-Distance Match We
• notes right. Rank Value: We set the highest rank to be -2, 2nd highest rank to
• set the highest rank to be -2, 2nd highest rank to be -1 and edit_distance ran
• occer) which bookmaker provides the highest odds, and calculate if the combo of
• , and calculate if the combo of the highest odds for each outcome enables you t
• n, you must reach the page with the highest page rank and kill all the crawlers
• highlight
• ime, each day, a report that would highlight the deals your competitors have, t
• highlights
• and gamasutra.com The system also highlights news which contain specific keywor
• highly
• (as one would expect) but due to the highly, unpredictable nature of webpages an
• ACITE Idea: Abstract. We all live in highly saturated data world. Data are every
• process by the K-means algorithm is highly dependent of the metric used to comp
• ike the spelling suggestion, it also highly depends on the indexed words. We par
• highway
• , it'll never be able to run down a highway. This leads me to think about reusi
• hinders
• ultidisciplinary collaborations and hinders scientific advance. By indexing the
• hint
• It works, thanks for your hint! (yesterday) Monty
• hiphop
• riteria of the search engine. If www.hiphop.com is a relevant site to me, if a s
• histogram
• ch queries like: "break statement" histogram "duck go" which is interpreted as:
• reted as: (break AND statement) OR histogram OR (duck AND go) urank "page rank"
• historical
• history. We were trained to learn historical fact and dates without understandi
• eate database that gathers all the historical information available to poeple an
• tter understanding and visualising historical information. It could enable two o
• iated with the topic "bitcoin" log historical data in a flat file graphically pl
• ta in a flat file graphically plot historical data compute and display statistic
• en the numbers Maybe Later : store historical quantitative and indexing data in
• history
• t starting point is to think of the history of search engines, the history of c
• the history of search engines, the history of computing in general, and build
• eir - Google's - recent acquisition history shows that they are struggling to i
• argest jackpot in the world lottery history (US$656 million). Many people decid
• o be honest, I never liked learning history. We were trained to learn historica
• e. In school, we mostly learned the history of territories under the name of Se
• sult, I have very poor knowledge of history of my home town. One internet discu
• ld help people to better understand history. I read a news article about (as au
• u need. Town class should represent history of the town. For this contest, we o
• the incomplete words based upon the history of queries. The first extension als
• ions for the queries based upon the history of queries. The suggested queries a
• ectory. If it finds any of the hand history files, which contain history of pok
• e hand history files, which contain history of poker hands, that the user playe
• irectory which has Poker Stars hand history files in it and execute. The progra
• ons CC BY-NC-SA license Sample hand history files(courtesy of my friend): http:
• hat the outputs of Poker Stars hand history are meant for user to examine them
• ��2. If user would like to keep the history of inquiries it will be possible to
• ies, because it will use his search history to find new matching deals Demo: To
• ded . Here I a going to make use of history of the pages veiwed by the user and
• ediction results based on IP search history IP address anonymization Users have
• he option to clear their own search history from the server database as well as
• ues that exist with using IP search history for result predictions (such as it
• histre
• nted now!! link answered yesterday histre 31 3 edited yesterday
• hits
• onto the webpage that display search hits in forum content or lecture slides. G
• e I see is that the maximum number of hits displayed seems to be four. This is a
• webserver. accept sockets, up to 'max_hits' limit. verify GET/POST request parse
• g the local host and setting the 'max_hits' variable to 0 for number of hits, el
• max_hits' variable to 0 for number of hits, else = 0 is infinite it defaults to
• ding on the limit imposed by the 'max_hits' variable, without having to restart
• page is not responding, and your 'max_hits' has been exceeded try a larger 'max_
• ' has been exceeded try a larger 'max_hits' variable or set 'max_hits' to 0 to a
• arger 'max_hits' variable or set 'max_hits' to 0 to allow unlmited search reques
• hobbies
• ays such as age, school, workplace, hobbies, or interests. Because a person has
• t entry. Background - Among my many hobbies is amateur radio. I have been licen
• hobby
• rriage of programming and a personal hobby of mine. The code for my submission
• e on it (class here is taking up all hobby time at the moment) but I have had g
• hoempage
• y value on a webpage and say add to hoempage and it would get tracked link ans
• holds
• google searches I found that Ubuntu holds it's own dictionary at /usr/share/di
• holy
• d 17 Apr, 22:18 1 holy cow!! (15 Apr, 10:49)
• homage
• t query it's called creative fibo in homage to the Italian Mathematician Fibonac
• homepage
• tions using Gator 1. A personalized homepage generator 2. An tracker and alert s
• .py - The aggregator implementation homepage_generator.py - dynamic homepage gen
• ion homepage_generator.py - dynamic homepage generator using gator price_alert.p
• lert system using gator Output from homepage_generator.py: Output from price_ale
• end markers). 2. Develop a "add to homepage" chrome extension to update the hom
• age" chrome extension to update the homepage generator config easily. For exampl
• x files named News.dat, Movies.dat, homepage.dat generated after crawling. If yo
• homes
• tely free, in the comfort of our own homes; they've even released all of their
• homework
• Save ONE dumb mistaken on the first homework (and, of course, not knowing how I
• ding some items created through the homeworks and exams, provide some additional
• e derived from and modeled CS 101's homework problems. For simplicity's sake, I
• of the Unit 7 multiple-word queries homework. The following proximity map is pro
• e I've written outside of Udacity's homework assignments (I'm actually a law stu
• course. This includes two from the homeworks - memoization and quicksort. The e
• dles multiple terms, but unlike the homework assignment, order does not matter a
• homeworks
• rch engine we were building in the homeworks as a starting point and build on i
• s the following changes from class homeworks were added: multi-lookup, better s
• ing some items created through the homeworks and exams, provide some additional
• bles, as been tought in one of the homeworks. Functions to save all the data to
• course. This includes two from the homeworks - memoization and quicksort. The e
• homophonic
• ZhuFangZhi mean in Chinese? It's a homophonic to a Chinese word meaning renting
• hone
• e learned in this class and hopefully hone my python skills in the process. My p
• enabled, theoretically allowing me to hone in on my target within a few clicks,
• honest
• ce @antiface - to be honest, I'm flattered, thank you very much.
• -search.appspot.com Motivation To be honest, I never liked learning history. We
• honestly
• xciting submission in the world (or honestly even vaguely exciting), and I've to
• hong
• is@gmail.com), xyphes@gmail.com, jack.hong.jiajun@gmail.com Link to code and pro
• honour
• ined URLs - aka the bookmakers - (to honour the principle of politeness, and to
• hopefully
• hat I've learned in this class and hopefully hone my python skills in the proce
• /96NdXdEv It is heavily commented (hopefully not too heavily!), and I tried to
• ercises and 3 array exercises. But hopefully it gets the idea across. I'd love
• updating letter probability's and hopefully that will let me get better result
• hopes
• decided to share the basic idea, in hopes that someone will want to team up wi
• horrible
• tensability: The structure is quite horrible, but I don't know enough to make a
• (it does the job, but I know it is horrible!) Nicer design.. :) Tools uses : I
• horrifically
• gh this did not complete (it runs horrifically slowly!) several proximity maps h
• hospital
• ents would definitely recommend the hospital to others? The idea is that when yo
• dea is that when you search for the hospital on DDG, this would be shown as zero
• p/zeroclickinfo-fathead/tree/master/hospital_compare License CC-BY-SA Created by
• hospitals
• ors, donate to museums, libraries, hospitals, universities, etc. It's 99% PR, 1
• host
• oi 56 4 1 You can host your code in any manner you wish as l
• l probably finish the HTML front-end, host this project on my VPS, in a few days
• eployed using Django on a free Django hosting. Here it is: http://minisearch.alw
• ults. But don't forget it's on a free hosting and I guess they don't let you use
• dencies. 4.) Web Host Server- The web host server used is Heroku. It provides al
• eed page as input, all them have same host. and return a rule and list of Webpag
• m Server. Graph before: {'http://localhost/test.html': []} Graph after : {'http:
• tml': []} Graph after : {'http://localhost/test.html': [u'http:/localhost/1.html
• //localhost/test.html': [u'http:/localhost/1.html', u'http:/localhost/2.html', u
• http:/localhost/1.html', u'http:/localhost/2.html', u'http:/localhost/3.html', u
• http:/localhost/2.html', u'http:/localhost/3.html', u'http:/localhost/4.html'],
• http:/localhost/3.html', u'http:/localhost/4.html'], u'http:/localhost/1.html':
• ttp:/localhost/4.html'], u'http:/localhost/1.html': [], u'http:/localhost/4.html
• :/localhost/1.html': [], u'http:/localhost/4.html': [], u'http:/localhost/2.html
• :/localhost/4.html': [], u'http:/localhost/2.html': [], u'http:/localhost/3.html
• :/localhost/2.html': [], u'http:/localhost/3.html': []} Code : http://pastebin.c
• there is no centralized tv show guide host for India. And this is really sad. Th
• e docs here . The python code is also hosted here on pastebin . (you need the ot
• You might want to host it somewhere more permanent; the past
• oduce some pretty images. The code is hosted here. DOT language The idea is REAL
• sable webserver mode and setting the 'host' variable to some resovable hostname
• the 'host' variable to some resovable hostname or ip address it defaults to 'loc
• me or ip address it defaults to 'localhost'. Note: symbolic name meaning the loc
• Note: symbolic name meaning the local host and setting the 'max_hits' variable t
• ie direct your browser to http://localhost:8080 From here you can choose which s
• hostname
• e 'host' variable to some resovable hostname or ip address it defaults to 'local
• hotmail
• Please email me at weapon_x33 (at) hotmail.com ~~!! Let's come up with somethi
• eks awesome. Team: John [iceberg_36@hotmail.com] link answered 11 Apr, 01:24
• code Manolis Kalafatis mankal111(at)hotmail(dot)com link answered 12 Apr, 03:
• eam Members: kozlojak / kozlojak(at)hotmail(dot)com While this is a small and q
• hour
• 19 41 37 accept rate: 3133 edited 13 hours ago 10 I'm very
• ir it says you've been a member for 1 hour and now you're posting about the Cont
• nished all the course material in one hour. You should not be eligible for the c
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• yesterday mastermindw 26 1 edited 19 hours ago
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• y Description: Oops. I stupidly spent hours composing a detailed description in
• ct which was mostly written over a 24 hour sprint(excluding the crawler). Also,
• ed yesterday Maria_R 36 1 2 edited 17 hours ago
• ons everyone:) Started coding mine 10 hours ago (overwhelming work and family du
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• Saturday, How many news was posted by hour We will choose some best rate hours t
• by hour We will choose some best rate hours to update that site. link answered
• 2 Seen: 23,239 times Last updated: 4 hours ago Related questions Udacity Contes
• house
• ave chicken and rice and peas in the house, and want to find something on Foodn
• eople do not have the money to buy a house, so people have to rent a house to l
• uy a house, so people have to rent a house to live. But renting a house is eith
• rent a house to live. But renting a house is either not an easy thing. Usually
• nt fees for one month) for finding a house. After learned David's course about
• to a Chinese word meaning renting a house. Source Code https://github.com/lian
• xpensive, fairly invisible behind my house and all... it doesn't handle higher
• nce a certain fish ("peixe") in your house, by checking the recipe names, you m
• household
• rating.. unless I someday become a household brand, of course. But seeing in th
• href
• very crude (only headings, lists, and href are used) HTML file called "readnews.
• of the web, in which a search for " a href=" is insuficcient. The crawler deals
• on real web pages, and many vailid a href tags being ignored, it utalises a mod
• when searching for targets, allow for href attributes to be anywhere within the
• searching for the url names within a href attribute, allow for the use of singl
• httplib
• ifferent libraries urllib2, urllib, httplib, json, webapp2, and other libraries
• huge
• wo line edit fixes that issue, with a huge performance cost. Instead of urllib,
• nks and analyse more pages to build a huge Mind Map. It should be able to skim t
• the repository. By this way, I have a huge amount of adjectives to work with. Th
• of the Spanish Literature and also is huge and hard to read! It is composed of 2
• only appear once in some part of that huge document. (I have experienced such si
• future days forecasts. It's a fairly huge URL and to me (being more of a SQL pe
• pany). Since these hierarchies can be huge , I grouped together teams with the s
• cipes, which makes the crawler open a huge number of links. My computer took +-
• human
• ema or Taxonomy.. It recognizes that humans are a necessary part of data mining
• ithms etc. are good at one thing, we humans are good at another thing, entirely
• rs" but computers CANNOT "think like humans". Classification is easy for an alg
• g at some point.. Hence the need for human intervention.. All we need the algor
• tions sometimes tend to puzzle a few human beings as well. :o) )
• . Examples: mouse brain mass neurons human mass rhesus For a comparison, enter
• tus norvegicus baboon : Papio anubis human : Homo sapiens humans : Homo sapiens
• : Papio anubis human : Homo sapiens humans : Homo sapiens rhesus monkey: Macac
• on Friday 20 April 2012 http://mines.humanoriented.com/classes/2010/fall/csci56
• m that is understandable in a direct human to human interaction without help of
• understandable in a direct human to human interaction without help of any spec
• phrase used to describe failures in human decision making due to incomplete or
• dNet to compute metrics from natural human language build a web service to prov
• humans
• all our hash tables will restore the humans on earth to love and sanity All the
• ema or Taxonomy.. It recognizes that humans are a necessary part of data mining.
• ithms etc. are good at one thing, we humans are good at another thing, entirely
• rs" but computers CANNOT "think like humans". Classification is easy for an algo
• : Papio anubis human : Homo sapiens humans : Homo sapiens rhesus monkey: Macaca
• with the hope of eventually helping (humans and computers) find proofs. This pro
• s. These are distinguished easily by humans because they don’t “look like”
• a major factor. It also is a problem humans are evidently better at solving at p
• humble
• Submission 'Book Cook', a (very) humble spreadsheet reconciliator. A few yea
• hummus
• l be: 'Dave likes to eat 2 plates of hummus': '[]' And will search the query wit
• hunch
• sand different problems. My personal hunch is that to get a high score on the "
• hundreds
• ackground : Everyday, I get several hundreds of bits of information sent by more
• e multi-page output, so we can have hundreds of results and display X results pe
• t Finally, now that I had a list of hundreds of code samples, I could generate t
• hunt
• a href=". For a complex HTML page, to hunt for links using the " a href=" tag ca
• hurricane
• xamples of NOAA weather alerts are hurricane # tornado, or flood. In keeping wi
• hurry
• cularly frustrating when you're in a hurry and the next query you come up with
• hurts
• every individual must 'give till it hurts', demonstrating the willingness to s
• s causes a partitioning of research, hurts multidisciplinary collaborations and
• hydrochaeris
• scicularis capybara: Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris Properties included are: body mas
• hyperlink
• to that seed page and extracts the hyperlinks from the first sentence, or the f
• irst paragraph, basically, and the hyperlinks help within.. and crawls those hy
• nks help within.. and crawls those hyperlinks - the "crawl frontier" - and also
• the page itself and pages that are hyperlinked to it.. All you need is informat
• rticles on Wikipedia, jumping from hyperlink to hyperlink.. it's how people beh
• kipedia, jumping from hyperlink to hyperlink.. it's how people behave in their
• n seeking behaviors.. jumping from hyperlink to hyperlink.. Eventually, I would
• aviors.. jumping from hyperlink to hyperlink.. Eventually, I would want to buil
• Blog Post.. and find say the top 5 hyperlinks.. crawl those 5 articles, index t
• hyperlinks
• to that seed page and extracts the hyperlinks from the first sentence, or the fi
• irst paragraph, basically, and the hyperlinks help within.. and crawls those hyp
• nks help within.. and crawls those hyperlinks - the "crawl frontier" - and also
• Blog Post.. and find say the top 5 hyperlinks.. crawl those 5 articles, index th
• ike a web spider crawl through the hyperlinks. Then it chooses those status come
• hypotheses
• r them. This is done by suggesting hypotheses and checking whether they could be
• ways easy to come up with feasible hypotheses. Browsing the web could help a way
• the search index: it should return hypotheses instead of urls for a search query
• can you let a web crawler collect hypotheses on the web? Well, by looking for c
• ... These sentences are the key to hypotheses: if you are looking for hypotheses
• hypotheses: if you are looking for hypotheses for something puzzling, call it X,
• a conditional 3) identify when two hypotheses are actually the same 4) allow for
• hypothesis
• the concept and the words from the hypothesis are found related to each other in
• hypothetical
• actual genes corresponding to the hypothetical controlling factors. Since then w
• hypothetically
• f the game. My only question is, hypothetically if i did win the contest. since



• iAlja
• ;) (31 Mar, 12:36) iAlja 1 @ iAlja Yes, I agr
• , 12:36) iAlja 1 @ iAlja Yes, I agree with this line of think
• iPlanet
• web server (currently named Oracle iPlanet Web Server), and since has evolved
• iamawesome
• :-D link answered 10 Apr, 20:19 iamawesome 90 2 4 11
• icon
• . (For example ) Click the Fullscreen icon in the top right. Click run (or press
• ideal
• as time and key signatures would be ideal, but we currently have limited input
• ed me when it found conditions to be ideal for surfing so that I don't have to
• identical
• hon on ubuntu should behave nearly identical to Python on a Mac or other platfo
• f non-trivial groups (size 1) with identical memberships. And it answers Tom's
• cense your new creations under the identical terms. I'm waiting for your respon
• identify
• ere are! Will be a big challenge to identify the winners, and I wish we could ha
• This concept is very much useful to identify pages contain pornography, language
• d to each other in a conditional 3) identify when two hypotheses are actually th
• s in their heads and were unable to identify the music from which it originates.
• es, then and simple comparison will identify all the lines as changed. The Log F
• in the text (this was necessary to identify and record scene and act numbers).
• e by one. I use pattern matching to identify procedures, lists, dictionaries, co
• language. A web crawler can help by identifying new words as they begin to appea
• ve: This is a really simple code to identify broken links on a web page. It will
• a tag on the post so I was able to identify the language type of the code I har
• identifyer
• unty): print 'Getting state/county identifyer code...' co_string_start = page.fi
• _code_end] print 'State and County identifyer for State=',state,' and County=',c
• ignorant
• ereas, by his contrivance, the most ignorant person, at a reasonable charge, and
• ignore
• y making the "process_url" procedure ignore the path if it starts with a "#" sym
• occurs in the page. This definition ignores words that are in the "ignore_list"
• ition ignores words that are in the "ignore_list". It also ignores words if they
• at are in the "ignore_list". It also ignores words if they appear only once. The
• od I'll spot the url straight on and ignore clicking the site (though I'd like i
• ion of the Food Network web site and ignores the rest in an attempt to keep the
• ist. The dictionary crawler needs to ignore them. Because words are sometimes al
• en indexing a company's intranet Can ignore certain words in the page being inde
• words in the page being indexed Can ignore certain URLs so the page does not ge
• es you don't want to crawl/index Can ignore certain tags in URLs so the page doe
• get crawled. Useful when you want to ignore non-text files that cannot be indexe
• re") prepositions inside queries are ignored (such as "em" (in), "com" (with)...
• POST request parse http headers [and ignore them] extract url parameters from qu
• ignores
• occurs in the page. This definition ignores words that are in the "ignore_list"
• t are in the "ignore_list". It also ignores words if they appear only once. The
• on of the Food Network web site and ignores the rest in an attempt to keep the
• igual
• 3) en los grupos que son de tamaño igual agrupo por el md5 de los archivo. 4)
• er estas anotaciones en ingles, pero igual quiero participar, suerte a todos
• illegal
• 2:10 It will be illegal and FBI will abolish Udacity :P
• illuminate
• ted to this, here is an example to illuminate my thinking: Say I am a Sci-Fi fan
• illustrate
• that are not called as of now. To illustrate the power of such links, here are
• This can be really insightful and illustrate how diversity creates innovation,
• illustrative
• cedure the drawings by David were illustrative, but I wished to be able to manip
• n the hope it can one day produce illustrative images for future Udacians ;) My
• image
• #top_bin { background-image: url('http://www.udacity.com/media/i
• e, Submission , followed by: Text or images describing what you did. A link to
• sional painter. The funny thing with images is once someone sees it, it loses p
• extent. So if someone can look at an image of my paintings, they are likely not
• is aleady taking "ownership" of the image.. You "downloaded" it into your memo
• of seeing it, that is, the more the images move you, the less they are worth,
• #top_bin { background-image: url('http://www.udacity.com/media/i
• e, Submission , followed by: Text or images describing what you did. A link to
• y program of an actual weather alert image 1 of 2 Link to my SMS alert screen s
• y program of an actual weather alert image 2 of 2 This picture shows the detail
• #top_bin { background-image: url('http://www.udacity.com/media/i
• e, Submission , followed by: Text or images describing what you did. A link to
• d avoids links tags present in mail, image and music tags. The webpages visited
• #top_bin { background-image: url('http://www.udacity.com/media/i
• e, Submission , followed by: Text or images describing what you did. A link to
• king at the tags section. Here is an image to help with understanding what I lo
• #top_bin { background-image: url('http://www.udacity.com/media/i
• e, Submission , followed by: Text or images describing what you did. A link to
• d by Graphviz to produce some pretty images. The code is hosted here. DOT langu
• thon interpreter) to make the actual image dot -Tsvg web.dot -o web.svg This wi
• eir rank. If you open the actual svg image with your browser you will notice ea
• .. and using Graphviz to make an svg image gives you (complete image here ) To
• ake an svg image gives you (complete image here ) To Do There are A LOT of thin
• = 1 from http://www.xkcd.com and the images produced are terrible. In part beca
• have many links and this clutter the images. But also there are some glitches i
• it can one day produce illustrative images for future Udacians ;) My big thank
• talon.jag at gmail dot com Note: All images, text (including the spaces between
• imagination
• contest! So someone with a great imagination is quite probably going to beat m
• gy has finally caught up with the imagination of Jonathan Swift, and like that
• imagine
• l the 15th of May ;-) I can already imagine the jury sitting in a dark room and
• between two pages... so I tried to imagine a way to mix the best of the two wo
• o ask whoever reads this to try and imagine the true potential that Udacity is
• imdb
• en it uses the movie id the crawl the imdb review page and cache the reviews The
• ckground color Usage To Train: python imdb.py -t LIST_FILE MAX_COMMENT_COUNT To
• MAX_COMMENT_COUNT To Classify: python imdb.py -c OUTPUT_HTML_PATH MOVIE_TITLE [M
• immediate
• learn to use Python and see almost immediate gains in productivity and lower ma
• should must grab a potential user immediately. • Robustness- Its method is r
• distance of each word to the next immediate word in the text 4. Decide of a wa
• uld be used. Being a sports fan, I immediately thought of using the algorithm t
• for the keyword "Ethiopia". I the immediate cause, however, was udacity's prog
• un.co.uk/ *, 'Lady Gaga' ). You'll immediately receive notification when that n
• immediately
• should must grab a potential user immediately. • Robustness- Its method is ro
• the webpage. The final webpage is immediately ready to be uploaded, following t
• ld be used. Being a sports fan, I immediately thought of using the algorithm to
• n.co.uk/ *, 'Lady Gaga' ). You'll immediately receive notification when that na
• ywhere within the a tag, not only immediately following that tag, I can't make
• earch result: 1. All keywords are immediately adjacent / 2. All keywords are in
• order, but their distance is not immediately adjacent / 3. All keywords exist
• immensely
• epts of the course that we enjoyed immensely. Concepts such as Dictionaries , S
• of you Udacians for providing this immensely important opportunity and wonderfu
• immortal
• at I'm one of the judges :)" In the immortal words of one of the Three Stooges:
• impact
• from the first site, thereby keep my impact on that site to a minimum. This rout
• implementation
• rprisingly fast for a disk based implementation. It's most likely because all da
• use it as a base for running own implementations. What else More over. The softw
• s project with some changes. Web implementation: Minisearcher was deployed using
• ls), plus access to a Web-hosted implementation of the machine. Either interface
• guarantees no overlap.) The Web implementation uses coding techniques not taugh
• a service to the public. The Web implementation is course-relevant in that it wa
• inguists . A problem with simple implementations is that 2nd-order Markov models
• course, this project is a basic implementation of the idea. I hope to learn mor
• /gator gator.py - The aggregator implementation homepage_generator.py - dynamic
• s today I decided to work out an implementation as a proof of concept, and it lo
• I was actually able to find some implementations of PageRank to work with biolog
• ct.py' Test the spell correction implementation. We train the dictionary with th
• tarted out with a simple 50 line implementation of a search prediction add-on, w
• additional role in a real-world implementation, but that’s a bit beyond my cu
• the program and look through our implementation CODE: Download from google docs
• of the search engine. Hash table implementation Overall overhall of the code (it
• implementations
• se it as a base for running own implementations. What else More over. The softw
• nguists . A problem with simple implementations is that 2nd-order Markov models
• was actually able to find some implementations of PageRank to work with biolog
• implements
• SQLite is a software library that implements a self-contained, serverless, zero
• n innoSearch. InnoSearch currently implements 3 search modes: 1- CREATIVE FIBO R
• ary values, percentages, etc. This implements a suggestion of other words you mi
• X could be the case") The program implements this idea in a very basic version
• implies
• a sentence of the form "A - B" or A implies B. In natural language, these are s
• implimentation
• results I started writing my own implimentation of Porters stemming function, th
• import
• rom most matches to least. **This is important – I could sing "Amazing Grace"
• un all the time when # needed, it is important for it to be fault tolerant of #
• ==================================== import urllib2 import time import smtplib i
• ===================== import urllib2 import time import smtplib import math impo
• ========= import urllib2 import time import smtplib import math import string fr
• t urllib2 import time import smtplib import math import string from time import
• port time import smtplib import math import string from time import gmtime, strf
• import math import string from time import gmtime, strftime #******************
• ng one single file! Some of the most important CSS3 modules are:  Selectors �
• at may be seen outside this scope is importing MySQLdb to store the data on the
• te, I forgot to point out one of the important features of this extended Search
• p) Main.py The main program: Here we import config.py, iterate over the Device L
• e program calculates few of the more important statistics that can be outputted
• tory Youtube demo video Why not just import RSS feeds ? Almost all of the sites
• and comparing dates and times. So we import the python datetime module to accomp
• tations: No file support yet (so no "import"). Chrome-only. Needs cleanup. I rel
• inda knew it from courses) is how to import a file correctly, so it would be a b
• . As Peter once pointed out , it’s important for any new search engine to have
• rch engine is not worrying about how important is that string for that ‘famous
• that Katherine Zeta Jones was not an important topic for the blog. The index pre
• that contains a keyword but not how important is that keyword for each url in t
• ny different ways to quantify the ‘importance’ of a keyword in a webpage but
• is a real value that represents how important is the Keyword x for the url y an
• on your parameters. I knew I had to import urllib, we've used that before with
• interested - First the libraries are imported - urllib, datetime, smtplib, strin
• dacians for providing this immensely important opportunity and wonderful communi
• tart string. I found that all of the imports could be placed on a single line se
• / seems to be broken. It is probably important to fix this before the deadline s
• importance
• y by rating everything higher. The importance and possible outcome ratings are m
• s you gain information about their importance within the text. So instead of ski
• words. You can easily estimate the importance of one topic through the different
• llows us to have an idea about the importance of this character or place; when i
• importantly
• nts get through CS 101. Even more importantly, it could draw many new students
• imports
• 0 My submission imports the Google Data Python Client Libra
• liet/cs101/ Note that FeedInformant imports only standard Python modules, excep
• art string. I found that all of the imports could be placed on a single line se
• impossibe
• d there submission it would become impossibe(Atleast for most of the contestent
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• impossible
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• impractical
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• imprecise
• cision making due to incomplete or imprecise data (ref. Wikipedia.) A simple Se
• e keyword refinement may be due to imprecise data. For example, typographical o
• atical errors may be considered as imprecise keyword inputs. Another portion of
• impress
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• pr, 13:36) elssar impressive! how much coding did you know be
• impression
• pplication because it is the first impression regardless of the value of its con
• impressive
• Submission I see some impressive submissions here, congratulations
• s- The results are actually really impressive. The program seems to kind of 'und
• oblem related to your work. Really impressive. (07 Apr, 10:12)
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• imprimo
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• improper
• t does not fail even if it receives improper parameters. There is some facilitie
• improvement
• (which doesn't have a name) is an improvement on the one we built up in class.
• the Web development class, so one improvement for sure is to get this online :)
• nd if You have any suggestions on improvement.... Thank you (14
• ome time and I went on to do some improvements Search engine improved (not case
• still are but I have seen a great improvement!). Is it legal? : This code uses
• rsion). I have a list of possible improvements already that I couldn't manage t
• l checker and query tips. Overall improvement of the search engine. Hash table
• know what you think! :] Any code improvements would be appreciated also. Finis
• improvements
• use a cool GUI. =) Maybe the best improvements could be gained by improving the
• ). Those are the most significant improvements to the web-crawler: - Added an HT
• act ALT text in figures and other improvements. - The crawling script save the i
• nsions there are some other minor improvements to the previous code such as impr
• phic word, there is no end to the improvements that one can make as the applicat
• ome time and I went on to do some improvements Search engine improved (not case
• rsion). I have a list of possible improvements already that I couldn't manage to
• know what you think! :] Any code improvements would be appreciated also. Finish
• harge. I have left ample room for improvements / additions. IF YOU ARE INTERESTE
• improves
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• inability
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• inaccurat
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• inactive
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• e entries (gibberish, misspellings, inactive IPs etc.) To see these features in
• inaugural
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• inbound
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• inbox
• nt based tagging of sites like email inbox which so far prove giving preference
• inbuilt
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• lone mode the second mode is via an inbuilt webserver which can be configured a
• inclusion
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• incoherent
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• incomplete
• t provides the suggestions for the incomplete words based upon the history of qu
• es in human decision making due to incomplete or imprecise data (ref. Wikipedia.
• e keyword refinement may be due to incomplete data. For example fragments of ade
• ing the " a href=" tag can lead to incomplete urls. Code: The code is here: http
• inconvenient
• nsive. And to put it mildly it is inconvenient a little bit to make manual calcu
• incorrect
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• ries. If a state or county code is incorrect, the program # will alert the user
• with max_depth(actually, slightly incorrect) and max_pages variables, as been
• incorrectly
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• increase
• d content with keywords in order to increase their ranking positions 4 - Multipl
• increasingly
• t com (Unrelated side note : it's increasingly useless to try to obfuscate e-mai
• incredible
• ption. Thanks to Udacity for their incredible work. ID: s.oberstevorth@googlemai
• incredibly
• ations graph plus the ranks is and incredibly useful source of data that can fue
• g course starts :) It will also be incredibly interesting to see how people appl
• incremental
• t this stage largely because some incremental additions in the text interface a
• increments
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• incur
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• ach of these packages can be used independently outside of Rails. 2.) Python Py
• independently
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• ID is Vincent. I worked on this independently. All code is free to use, change
• have thought of it by yourself, independently. ;) (08 Apr, 17:
• indexer
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• omplete works of Shakespeare. shakesindexer.py must be run before shakeslookup.
• e run before shakeslookup.py. shakesindexer.py creates a ~10MB file with an ind
• act numbers). That one is in shakesindexer.py. Give it a try on 'to be or not
• =0B9vuDlGhyl4NeU40V2pTaVUzM1E shakesindexer.py: http://pastebin.com/9wjandr5 sh
• indexes
• ve: It makes sense to make it cache indexes or store them in a database at leas
• Submission Description: An app that indexes online Irish TV content. From websi
• L code] ] 3 For reference, the code indexes all the shows in in the different c
• ma, etc) and then for each show, it indexes each episode. The individual functi
• true category ID followed by three indexes: query, category0 (SPAM) and catego
• et of the training set, then create indexes for the larger training set to do t
• eals, promotions, coupons, etc. and indexes them into a Deals Search Engine. US
• nt version is a prototype that only indexes Facebook's Status (https://develope
• into words and saved into de search indexes, just as we learned in CS101. The b
• ts, this search engine can help. It indexes the words found in the ingredients
• t order of the arguments. Uspicious indexes all defined procedures in all .py f
• index’s
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• india
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• nos.co.in' search_query = "travel to india" ads output : 'http://www.makemytrip
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• indians
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• ll mark it as an accepted answer to indicate that we saw the submission.
• e creative commons website seems to indicate. thanks (11 Apr, 16
• me No. ADC CHannels -- Also used to indicate how many more bytes read ADC Channe
• he ranking algorithm is called, you indicate which pagescore is used (if any) to
• s of the form "if A, B happens", "A indicates at B", "seeing A means B", ... The
• connectors ("if", "mean", "means", "indicate"), and already the program resulted
• and ', ' If the grass is dry, this indicates clouds or strong breezes, which ca
• indicates
• times in a page or url most likely indicates multiple user posts and hence a us
• of the form "if A, B happens", "A indicates at B", "seeing A means B", ... The
• and ', ' If the grass is dry, this indicates clouds or strong breezes, which ca
• performance. So the edit distance indicates there are mismatched lines in the
• indication
• s an email, or is there some other indication? link answered yesterday Duckpad
• ote, the presence of Udacity as an indication of improved search results.) Summa
• indices
• y: My entry is a program that makes indices of intrasites and online books. The
• indirectly
• ll both of them either directly or indirectly (i.e., calls a theorems that calls
• individually
• ser will add the sought-for goods individually in search using “Add in search�
• individuals’
• "Submissions must not: Use individuals’ names, in whole or in part witho
• ent that submissions may not use individuals’ names without permission. This i
• individual’s
• e search engine that can meet an individual’s personal preferences. Current se
• inequality
• l happiness value of each. Then an inequality value (how much more happy is one
• infancy
• back in 1998 when search was at its infancy? Well, now you can. Using our platf
• infeasible
• ictionary of keywords, it could be infeasible to compute all edit distances. How
• infer
• es the adjective 'beautiful', we can infer the narrator, or the writter, has a
• According to the above data, we can infer some interesting things: 'Dulcinea'
• inference
• ndexing should be done by Bayesian inference algorithms, which is the next step
• infinite
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• st moment (my brain was stuck in an infinite loop) and other debugging help. If
• o 0 for number of hits, else = 0 is infinite it defaults to 20 In the webserver
• infinity
• without being seemingly trapped in infinity loop, by shortening the database no
• inflation
• nst spammed searches/query ranking inflation Optional query filter for undesira
• infobox
• ng for and presents them in a small infobox. -Examples- The results are actuall
• inform
• ck the winners. This post is just an informal description of the contest. Partic
• oper" entry, please be so kind as to inform me about it. There's still time for
• e Web application Course. Additional information can be found on my website . Gr
• class. First we “crawl” through information storage (text file) and constru
• g data structure allows us to access information based on our input very quickly
• input very quickly. The user enters information (list of letters) in the search
• nd saves it in JSON format. Detailed information about that part can be viewed o
• ontest, I added additional logic and information when the search string appears
• en searching for programming related information on search engines. Search engin
• times make searching for programming information too difficult. Corpuses will us
• ols. But bookmarks contains personal information that you may not want to have o
• informations
• -program which searches requested informations from udacity forum? Shall some pe
• info”
• . Unfortunately, “searchwithpeter.info” was already taken by a much more us
• infrastructure
• ful to NGOs that do not have any infrastructure to offer their services properly
• ingenuity
• onderful to see the creativity and ingenuity of our students, and will be very
• onderful to see the creativity and ingenuity of our students, and will be very
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• ingles
• tiempo de hacer estas anotaciones en ingles, pero igual quiero participar, suert
• ingrediences
• ility to search recipes for given ingrediences is very useful. (I wonder, why th
• ingredient
• items to search by clicking on the ingredient/part list Social media buttons add
• y! All I need to do is enter some 'ingredients' (or components/parts) and Hackin
• ithm that determines how close my 'ingredient list' is to the project's needed m
• dishes can be cooked from a set of ingredients. Moreover, the dish names do not
• ain explicit information about the ingredients they contain. If you have, for in
• garvia". Besides that, a search by ingredients can be really useful when a perso
• .py]), allows to search recipes by ingredients and by dish names. Besides that,
• engine allows to discriminate the ingredients I don't want in my search results
• hell crawls all recipes crawls all ingredients from all recipes normalizes searc
• n in the shell :p) queries include ingredients included/excluded (*1) search res
• need to insert commas between the ingredient names. If there is more than one i
• t names. If there is more than one ingredient, the search engine will lookup all
• wn are the ones containing all the ingredients from the query. From the example
• is: 1: recipes containing all four ingredients 2: recipes containing three ingre
• dients 2: recipes containing three ingredients 3: recipes containing two ingredi
• redients 3: recipes containing two ingredients 4: recipes containing one ingredi
• redients 4: recipes containing one ingredient (1 has the larger priority) (*3) T
• ingredients
• network.com that has all of those ingredients, this search engine can help. It
• It indexes the words found in the ingredients section of the Food Network web s
• earch engine is interested in the ingredients of the recipes. Therefore, I foun
• e html tags used to delineate the ingredients on the page, and I index only tho
• ! All I need to do is enter some 'ingredients' (or components/parts) and Hackin
• ishes can be cooked from a set of ingredients. Moreover, the dish names do not
• in explicit information about the ingredients they contain. If you have, for in
• arvia". Besides that, a search by ingredients can be really useful when a perso
• py]), allows to search recipes by ingredients and by dish names. Besides that,
• engine allows to discriminate the ingredients I don't want in my search results
• ell crawls all recipes crawls all ingredients from all recipes normalizes searc
• in the shell :p) queries include ingredients included/excluded (*1) search res
• n are the ones containing all the ingredients from the query. From the example
• s: 1: recipes containing all four ingredients 2: recipes containing three ingre
• ients 2: recipes containing three ingredients 3: recipes containing two ingredi
• edients 3: recipes containing two ingredients 4: recipes containing one ingredi
• initialise
• t and respond to client loop... To initialise the webcrawler: you may set the 's
• initialization
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• initials
• o a word of my choosing (I chose my initials mpal and Udacity) 3. Get the distan
• initiative
• or stepping ahead with the Udacity initiative and setting a major milestone in t
• inlink
• hing is the outline, not so much the inlink. So, also, the more outlines a gene
• inner
• st one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selected. Although you may v
• votes are not used to determine the winner. The winner will be selected by a pa
• t used to determine the winner. The winner will be selected by a panel of judge
• d execution of the submissions. The winner(s) will be awarded an expenses-paid
• ill be very challenging to pick the winners. This post is just an informal desc
• rize should include a friend of the winner's fee. (30 Mar, 23:1
• th it's own unique functionality and inner working. For each of these parts I w
• innoSearch
• me that currently can be tested in innoSearch. InnoSearch currently implements 3
• ieves all queries ever made on the innoSearch s.engine by anybody - chooses the
• SEARCHMIX When you perform a query innoSearch will fetch the top 20 google trend
• innovate
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• y shows that they are struggling to innovate. They are buying companies, buying
• oSearch is a research in how we can innovate search engines. Be sure to read in
• ge something, if it was possible to innovate the search engine in at least one o
• innovation
• t. Blind faith is the enemy of all innovation. • Focus on the poorest - All th
• d illustrate how diversity creates innovation, I'm really excited about this! Th
• inputs
• for researching the side effect User inputs the side-effect they want to researc
• hPhase/Adversea/Adversea.php example inputs: side effect: diarrhea drug : Augmen
• content scrubbing. Autocomplete for inputs http://www.touchPhase.com/touchPhase
• has not been tested for invalid user inputs and hence invalid user inputs may ca
• d user inputs and hence invalid user inputs may cause erroneous behavior. Presen
• he program takes two spreadsheets as inputs and compares the second and forth co
• bank rec situation especially if the inputs didn't need to be in a set format. I
• ideal, but we currently have limited inputs to music notes only for the sake of
• ', 'EEECGECGEBBBCGEbCGE' Now, a user inputs ‘EDC’. The search will return an
• e we have. This means that if a user inputs ‘ABC’, music titles with exact n
• allow 4 or less search input. Longer inputs can be done without being seemingly
• y be considered as imprecise keyword inputs. Another portion of the keyword refi
• O principle applied to Search Engine inputs suggests an opportunity for front en
• re 'adjective_crawler' which takes 4 inputs: A string 'archivo' - the book in pl
• ble_find.py and provide the required inputs, the outputs are: valid_permutation_
• inquiries
• would like to keep the history of inquiries it will be possible to offer to go
• insensitive
• with part of the query. It's case insensitive. When you run ustrikufactus.py, i
• the solution. I also made it case insensitive. About the use of an interface: I
• insert
• ation made it so I could dynamically insert a date into the URL that I'll pass t
• appropriate start and end strings to insert into the url and modified the url fo
• a" - carrot The user may not need to insert commas between the ingredient names.
• ByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s); })(); First time here?
• inside
• believe that it might have a pattern inside the seemingly random digits which mi
• t the no of digits of Pi i can paint inside a canvas of size 1280 by 800. More d
• rding the same are given as comments inside the code. At the end i also print ou
• insight
• the time but particularly on those insight research moments. Concept + Ideas A
• insightful
• s of expertise. This can be really insightful and illustrate how diversity creat
• inspect
• d score in a database, crawl URL's, inspect our database and erase it's content
• sun.co.uk/ * will make the Spion to inspect sites beginning with http://thesun.
• inspires
• 1 are used in my code. If the above inspires you in creating a very profitable t
• inspiron
• approximately 7 minutes on my Dell inspiron 2006 vintage centrino 1.86Ghz proce
• install
• makes Django applications easier to install. All the other files that were not
• ithin the terminal if you have Lynx installed: $ lynx readnews.html By default,
• urse, if you already have a working install of FeedParser). You should download
• to another text. Link to code Code, installation info and detailed documentatio
• y Windows is supported and you must install the package to use it correctly. UP
• rectly. UPDATE: I have created a No install version for testing and read the di
• the things I needed to procure and install was an antenna of some sort. Being
• installation
• another text. Link to code Code, installation info and detailed documentation c
• instance
• e the code for the web crawler, for instance. That can easily be modified and ap
• , using some API or something.. For instance, one could use PyLucene, which is a
• .e. applications such as STRIX, for instance, by Dr. Tony Kent. I'm not saying S
• when you search for something, for instance "anchor", there are many semantic d
• ponent, but one could be added. For instance, the app could accept a URL as inpu
• ugh in a very rudimentary form (for instance, names such as "Mac OS X" or "Pytha
• ore is averaged for each subsequent instance of the related word in the document
• the word “programming” in both instances. (Note this was run before the mar
• I will open an amazon micro instance to make accessible the project! I w
• I opened a amazonws instance for demostration http://ec2-176-34-
• I opened and amazonws instance for demo purposes: http://ec2-176-3
• , as well for every given noun. For instance: if we're looking for adjectives su
• en it appears, disappears, etc. For instance: if we enter the name 'Dulcinea' -a
• ion] This submission solves a given instance of an Android App puzzle-game calle
• . I was unable to solve some of the instances of this puzzle on my own so I deci
• may lead to confusing results. For instance, suppose that some psychologist dec
• , soups, sauces, etc. To check, for instance, the meat dishes, you can go to "ht
• ents they contain. If you have, for instance a certain fish ("peixe") in your ho
• instances
• the word “programming” in both instances. (Note this was run before the mar
• I was unable to solve some of the instances of this puzzle on my own so I deci
• instant
• spend 3 hours researching.. We want instant gratification.. and the web crawler
• institution
• lasses of objects: towns, people, institutions, events etc. For this contest, w
• s contest, we used just towns and institutions and we developed algorithm for i
• ns and we developed algorithm for institution search. Idea is to enable search
• Back to Serbia. We also have many institutions that changed their names. Becaus
• two classes of objects, town and institution. Institution class has field „t
• ries in order to enable search of institutions by former territories. You can t
• , we filled the index in with few institution with various pasts. If you want t
• institutions
• lasses of objects: towns, people, institutions, events etc. For this contest, we
• s contest, we used just towns and institutions and we developed algorithm for in
• Back to Serbia. We also have many institutions that changed their names. Because
• ries in order to enable search of institutions by former territories. You can te
• instructions
• his thread in accordance with the instructions in the original post. make sure t
• er. The environment is set by the instructions given on the website www.rubyonra
• by the request of the user. User instructions Just put the script in the direct
• n JobTwit 2) Follow the on-screen instructions. 3) Done!!! JobTwit just helped y
• n ubudeb-dl.py'. Follow on screen instructions. link answered yesterday AmberJ
• crawler more polite by following instructions in robots.txt I incorporated both
• instruments
• ate between different "voices" or instruments. But I could see this evolving in
• insuficcient
• which a search for " a href=" is insuficcient. The crawler deals with generic a
• insults
• flesh--in his fiery race; While he insults o'er dull and speechless tribes: Or
• integer
• ' - string to search in the book An integer 'field' - number of words before an
• he 'cadena' string to look into. An integer 'letters' - the minimum amount of l
• integers
• e axioms (e.g., the order axiom for integers), but introducing some consequences
• integrate
• ols presented in this course. So I integrated in the same engine the features d
• Search Engine Type: A Reuse Portal integrated with a search engine and a social
• of the system are tested and then integrated. After that the whole system test
• hat lets you work more quickly and integrate your systems more effectively. You
• of terms. This program is able to integrate or differentiate polynoms and exp
• tax: 'differentiate function' or 'integrate function' with a function of form:
• integration
• lt in class. Differentiation and integration# Well simple arithmetic equations
• culate also the dierentation and integration of terms. This program is able to
• Ruby on Rails (3.2.1) - front-end integration Python 2.5.1 MySQLdb - MySQL for
• intellectual
• appreciate the respect shown for intellectual property rights, I doubt that any
• mixing it, though. I'm an artist, intellectual property is my game. There's no s
• intelligence
• t in the area of ​​artificial intelligence and energy that have not yet pate
• to get into any fancy artificial intelligence or machine learning.. the STRUCTU
• location, implementing artificial intelligence in search requests, result paging
• eps in data mining and artificial intelligence, bit by bit. We may tweet now and
• intelligently
• thub.com/DaniG2k/JobTwit JobTwit intelligently scans Twitter for job postings r
• JobTwit uses urllib and json to intelligently run queries on Twitter. On the m
• ced search capabilities , and it intelligently supports a person's supernatural
• intense
• fter seeing it just once.. The more intense the experience of seeing it, that i
• intensities
• turn a hexadecimal color (varying intensities of green or red) for each page in
• intent
• e and county codes. # # 2) Since the intent for this program is to run all the t
• each of the categories. My original intent was to train it on several Shakespea
• intention
• ch longer) sample texts. It is our intention to make this service available fre
• interact
• tries. For fine-tuning the user can interact explicitly with the list of suggest
• the text. As users and communities interact with web pages, dictionaries of imp
• data as whole, by modeling the gene interactions and it's dynamics. Well, when a
• ted graphs), to suggest which genes interact with each other in a graph. My idea
• n, which prints the results. Links: interactions input: http://db.tt/sCejiza0 fi
• ase. Ruby on Rails handles all user interactions and the Python code in mysearch
• gain this staus will be loaded. You interact with the fridge via shell (I am new
• t did I learn I used classes I used interaction via console I used new moduls: d
• interaction
• n of the web-crawler’s work and interaction with databases (it will be very u
• for authenticating users). Social interaction still working on it for the momen
• ndable in a direct human to human interaction without help of any specially des
• did I learn I used classes I used interaction via console I used new moduls: da
• interactions
• ta as whole, by modeling the gene interactions and it's dynamics. Well, when a f
• which prints the results. Links: interactions input: http://db.tt/sCejiza0 figu
• e. Ruby on Rails handles all user interactions and the Python code in mysearchen
• interactive
• rom the file. The code runs in an interactive manner prompting user for the inp
• interactively
• tion with user dialog options to interactively input the numbers, but it is cur
• interactivity
• � JavaScript was designed to add interactivity to HTML pages.  JavaScript is
• interacts
• , display statistics, check links, interacts with online tools, but a large num
• interdependence
• ngle package due to their heavy interdependence. This is unlike the relationshi
• interests
• ge, school, workplace, hobbies, or interests. Because a person has something in
• interfaces
• e submissions with or without user interfaces, using other libraries or not (whi
• by classes that implement a set of interfaces as provided by the ActiveModel mod
• intermediary
• hing. Usually, people have to pay intermediary fees (by usual, this is equal to
• intermediate
• - also has some code, is like an intermediate between the model and the templat
• internal
• additions in the text interface and internals will still leave it short of usabl
• "was" but as well lots of Wikipedia internal stuff like " ref...", "[http:...",
• ing the hierarchies produced by our internal software (basically Department/Team
• internals
• dditions in the text interface and internals will still leave it short of usabl
• international
• he result was achieved by ad hoc international collaboration in direct response
• h engine grows and has a lot of (international) web pages, it could be frustrat
• interpret
• allowing the program to correctly interpret the sentence. (Obviously there are
• interpretation
• text and visualizing it for easy interpretation. The original goal of all this t
• interpreter
• from something outside of the web interpreter are bound to come up with somethi
• t struggle with making the Python interpreter do basic arithmetic. There is a s
• ough to run on Udacity’s Python interpreter, Codepad, or other simple develop
• your computer. Run it in a python interpreter. Type main at any time to return
• oncepts by fiddling around in the interpreter, but a formal program could help
• hat can be launch form the python interpreter, $ python feedinformant.py or dir
• rawl-script.py within your python interpreter ( python bitcrawl-script.py ) Con
• iz (in a shell outside the Python interpreter) to make the actual image dot -Ts
• es so that code won't run in your interpreter unless you go to developer.nytime
• hout having to restart the python interpreter and loosing the crawled cache of
• interval
• on" events into strings of musical intervals (this was the toughest part – I
• sents note events!), and stores the intervals in an index. You can then search f
• that contains the same sequence of intervals **, in order from most matches to
• s not the notes themselves, but the interval relationships – the distance from
• my search engine looks for matching interval patterns, not the exact same notes.
• to rework a definition at some rare interval, but the count field is not current
• intervals
• on" events into strings of musical intervals (this was the toughest part – I
• ents note events!), and stores the intervals in an index. You can then search f
• that contains the same sequence of intervals **, in order from most matches to
• intervention
• point.. Hence the need for human intervention.. All we need the algorithm to do
• ed learning algorithm, that is no intervention or feedback from the user is requ
• into
• , can I submit those as legal entries into this competition? (13
• he exam). Then you move and you sense into this space. Moving is just scrolling,
• m punctuation and to break paragraphs into sentences. These are not easy tasks,
• ion 1.This search engine is separated into two parts: engine_spider.py and engin
• mp the ranking and indexing variables into the hard disk. I choose to dump the v
• d line tool but it could be converted into a browser plugin using only local fil
• arch in March 2012 How can I turn a 1 into a 1... 6 into the number 6? Course, c
• 2012 How can I turn a 1 into a 1... 6 into the number 6? Course, contest and few
• intranet
• e! You may set up and administer an intranet for them. 6.) You may a teacher who
• y. Useful when indexing a company's intranet Can ignore certain words in the pag
• intrasites
• is a program that makes indices of intrasites and online books. The idea is to d
• intro
• y my first attempt to program. I was introduced to Python in CS101 this year. I
• CS 101. The fact that Udacity has an intro course is a big advantage re: MITX a
• introduce
• ke part in this contest. So let me introduce the Involve! project. What is my i
• d accesible from internet. We will introduce modern concepts in computer scienc
• arch engine and/or crawler. Here I introduce some of them briefly: Virus and Ma
• 1998 technology to work today. We introduce the altavista hashtag . Feel the t
• introduction
• k. This being said I will make an introduction of the Enhancements in my code: 1
• s. Since CS101 is my first formal introduction into CS and programming, I decide
• CS101 course was my first formal introduction to computer science concepts. Bef
• mmarize like so: summary of CS373 introduction: bdCnb0EFAzk:67[8.3,12][52,60] ..
• introductory
• % right, it's amazing how such an introductory course of building a crawler can
• intuition
• e season! Thankfully, I had a good intuition of what caused this strange behavi
• intuitive
• web graph" or "link graph".. in an intuitive interface.. So that's it.. I think
• invalid
• een when the program is run with an invalid input for STATE. Udacity is not one
• screen shot of abnormal operation - invalid input for state (not a state in the
• ache'. Code has not been tested for invalid user inputs and hence invalid user
• d for invalid user inputs and hence invalid user inputs may cause erroneous beh
• invaluable
• thon community (StakOverFlow is an invaluable resource), I have eventually used
• inventory
• oper, developing web applications, inventory control and accounting systems " w
• investigate
• you CHOOSE what pages you want to investigate.. It's a "learning aid", that's a
• investigative
• Experiment 1 : A basic tool for investigative practice is called the “Five W
• investors
• ess of course you sell directly to investors, at auction, directly to collector
• invisible
• the index as multiwords links by 'invisible' characters would be stored) Conve
• a being not very expensive, fairly invisible behind my house and all... it does
• invitation
• We will provide a letter of invitation, but unfortunately have no control
• it possible to provide a letter of invitation for team members if they would lik
• Yes, we can provide letters of invitation to all members of a winning team.
• invite
• is the ability to create a group and invite other users, other than the creator,
• involve
• est for those under 18 that doesn't involve flying across the country etc. as a
• involves
• lets say a submission involves running some analytic's giving the
• sults – a simple tag cloud (which involves arranging different sized words in
• n safely compare the lines. Masking involves removing dynamic data such as: date
• ng a p/t job for extra money, which involves being trained in how to select the
• ironic
• 20 years. I know, it sounds awfully ironic. In the last few years, they have ma
• irrelevant
• of weeding out URLs that they deem irrelevant resulting in a personalized “hig
• ks they have to sites you consider irrelevant. The more the sites has the links
• ate the list of sites relevant and irrelevant to you the accumulation of code ba
• isEnglishpage
• nglish pages. I wrote a routine, isEnglishpage that checks the html lang=" lt;l
• island
• the Academy of Lagado, on the flying island of Laputa. This machine, a prescient
• isn’t
• t. Often, so called anonymized data isn’t so anonymous with some detective wo
• isolate
• uch an application could be able to isolate most of the important aspects on a
• issue
• ot sure if this would be a copyright issue. Should I instead just include a lin
• s announced, I decided to tackle the issue I faced with the RSS feeds. Design :
• This simple two line edit fixes that issue, with a huge performance cost. Inste
• te (which was their only loss). This issue was resolved in the remaining two al
• rs then asks them to name all of the issues that need to be negotiated. For exa
• o users then rate how important each issue is to them. Then the program asks fo
• asks for possible outcomes for each issue. These could be Bob never gets to go
• le become ever more aware of privacy issues on the internet, big websites and c
• they use it, there still remains the issue that the user has no say in the matt
• ted to the last. I’m aware of some issues that exist with using IP search his
• page once, it wasn't too much of an issue for my purposes. I didn't look too m
• issues
• windows neither mac due to financial issues :P link answered 07 Apr, 05:25 jon
• suspense and work on some potential issues. Ok! Now i might sound irritating bu
• 7000 USD (i.e 3400 USD), if you have issues sending payment to ( 18) people, the
• ings to ascii to avoid utf8 encoding issues (especially as code posted from MS w
• illa version from class. To overcome issues with tags being malformed on real we
• rs then asks them to name all of the issues that need to be negotiated. For exam
• le become ever more aware of privacy issues on the internet, big websites and co
• ted to the last. I’m aware of some issues that exist with using IP search hist
• stop focussing solely on conceptual issues and actually write code. I hope that
• is”
• g grammar words, for example “What is” compared to “What are”, and so s
• itakura
• i/locateweb Udacity ID Email: h dot itakura at yahoo dot com (dot - . at - @) F
• item
• _nukular files are the output of menu item 1(read and analyze text) Background:
• t a way to alert a person that a food item is expired or about to go past the be
• s like how quick or slow certain food items are depleted so you know what to buy
• t A meal is defined as a list of food items. Each food item is a list. For examp
• ed as a list of food items. Each food item is a list. For example: [['CEREALS RT
• ms], ..] You can search your own food items by running searchForFoodItem(foodInd
• running searchForFoodItem(foodIndex, item). The result is a foodList that you c
• and dinner . See code for exact food items. Here is output from a healthful mea
• gets" within each of the units. These items represent a fixed set of entities an
• raphical-bar as a background for each item in this accordion view. In addition t
• items
• ssion by clearly providing the three items needed for a submission.
• hin the code there are many #[ToDo:] items to document some ideas that I could
• code from the class, including some items created through the homeworks and ex
• erator o search and compare price of items in online stores o monitor and alert
• t returns a list of the unreconciled items from each source and a combined list
• ce and a combined list of reconciled items in a results spreadsheet. This would
• hes We rank the rest of the database items, by determining the edit distance be
• like how quick or slow certain food items are depleted so you know what to buy
• A meal is defined as a list of food items. Each food item is a list. For examp
• s], ..] You can search your own food items by running searchForFoodItem(foodInd
• and dinner . See code for exact food items. Here is output from a healthful mea
• case sensitive anymore) You can add items to search by clicking on the ingredi
• ets" within each of the units. These items represent a fixed set of entities an
• iterate
• program: Here we import config.py, iterate over the Device List and add each d
• w Python collects all the links and iterate the links one by one to find and co
• iterates
• user, who in many cases repeatedly iterates keyword searches until the desired
• iteration
• rches become more refined with the iteration in a way that enables the search p
• eturns improved results with fewer iterations as in cases of searching for obsc
• und to reduce the number of search iterations in many cases. (Other components
• iterations
• t against the others in successive iterations. Finally, the results are formatte
• t link to them through a number of iterations. I have written some code trying t
• eturns improved results with fewer iterations as in cases of searching for obscu
• und to reduce the number of search iterations in many cases. (Other components t
• iterative
• ies are frequently exercised in an iterative way, where multiple keyword entry
• function resulting in the need for iterative searching, a functional block deem
• hrase and thus reduce the need for iterative search behavior. Experiment 1 : A
• itertools
• ch pipeline is stream based (using itertools), which makes it really fast. The
• it’s
• Society has given us everything. Now it’s our turn to return the favour. We ca
• veFind . As Peter once pointed out , it’s important for any new search engine
• it…
• o it and has a good deal of links to it… then it can come out to reason that



• jQuery
• thon and Javascript (mostly with the jQuery library). The result was achieved by
• lient interface is implemented using jQuery mobile to provide access via smartph
• jack
• (30 Mar, 23:07) jeffmjack Does the airfare incl
• unaeris@gmail.com), xyphes@gmail.com, jack.hong.jiajun@gmail.com Link to code an
• jackpot
• de the news by offering the largest jackpot in the world lottery history (US$65
• janna
• Shaharasha@yahoo.de Janna Heitmann, janna.heitmann@web.de Oliver Kramer, krame
• java
• going to make the web crawler into a java graphical applet. That would be AWESO
• ateElement('script'); ga.type = 'text/javascript'; ga.async = true; ga.src = ('h
• site. You can even just write "Object java stackoverflow", and you still get a v
• ateElement('script'); ga.type = 'text/javascript'; ga.async = true; ga.src = ('h
• javascript
• developer so I'm not that bad with javascript on the web so I tried this contest
• pon a website where the links were javascript generated. This simple two line ed
• module which returns the DOM after javascript functions are finished. Beside Sel
• Element('script'); ga.type = 'text/javascript'; ga.async = true; ga.src = ('http
• opment Other link containers (e.g. javascript) Combine with search indexing (thi
• Element('script'); ga.type = 'text/javascript'; ga.async = true; ga.src = ('http
• jeanmarc
• Real name: Jean-Marc Gulliet Email: jeanmarc (dot) gulliet (at) gmail (dot) com
• jeethu
• hing data. Participants: Jeethu Rao (jeethu-at-jeethurao-dot-com) link answere
• Participants: Jeethu Rao (jeethu-at-jeethurao-dot-com) link answered yesterda
• o-dot-com) link answered yesterday jeethu 36 2 edited yesterday
• jerome
• talking about that) can join me at : jerome dot renaux at gmail dot com (Unrelat
• me as well as my forum ID). E-mail : jerome.renaux@gmail.com License : CC BY-NC-
• jksdrum
• .com] link answered 11 Apr, 01:24 jksdrum 817 8 13 28 edited 16 Apr, 15:12
• jobseekers
• be useful for all you programming jobseekers!!! Lots of love from Italy and HAP
• joins
• ass (which seems unlikely if someone joins the course right at the end). But, r
• joke
• I crawl slower. This may have been a joke, but I got curious about whether that
• jonjojonjo
• ght? link answered 02 Apr, 09:18 jonjojonjo 145 1 1 5 Yes,
• (06 Apr, 02:52) jonjojonjo Yeah I know, but i
• (06 Apr, 11:46) jonjojonjo 0
• s :P link answered 07 Apr, 05:25 jonjojonjo 145 1 1 5 Its
• gle? link answered 02 Apr, 06:05 jonjojonjo 145 1 1 5
• u7vbLV4 link answered 2 days ago jonjojonjo 145 1 1 5
• journey
• the Udacity team for your inspired journey in the world of computer science!
• joyfull
• orld!', somewhere in 2011. It was a joyfull moment, but didn't catalyse any fur
• json
• t libraries urllib2, urllib, httplib, json, webapp2, and other libraries from GA
• uests to webpages and retriving them, json_decode() and json_encode for decoding
• and retriving them, json_decode() and json_encode for decoding and encoding JSON
• ############ JobTwit uses urllib and json to intelligently run queries on Twitt
• juice
• wake up in the morning, spill orange juice on their suit, trip on a curb, and t
• jump
• "scan" through articles on Wikipedia, jumping from hyperlink to hyperlink.. it's
• s, or information seeking behaviors.. jumping from hyperlink to hyperlink.. Even
• ealing with social media.. We want to jump to the middle of a Topic, right in th
• ackward through result pages. Able to jump to a specific search page. Constraint
• course offerings. This way one could jump @scuttlebug : Thanks a lot for your s
• ough in some ways I like how they can jump around in time. (yest
• jury
• inning at all. I want to bet that the jury won't make it untill the 15th of May
• of May ;-) I can already imagine the jury sitting in a dark room and after test



• kagadinachine
• omachine.appspot.com Instead of: kagadinachine.appspot.com (yes
• katja
• y like this things :) ==Team== Me :) katja.grasic@gmail.com link answered yes
• keeps
• a sort of "Wiki With Memory".. that keeps track of my "information traces", th
• all of the new pages found. … This keeps going as long as there are new pages
• nt in this project. The index, which keeps a list of the new words found. It al
• list of the new words found. It also keeps a count of how many times a word has
• sed in context. The dictionarywords, keeps the list of words from the preexisti
• kept
• sorting done by the search engine is kept. The final sorted list with a title,
• f you're not already enrolled. I also kept a blog with lots of notes on this pro
• was with the example for smtplib so I kept it. I'm a noob so they are on separat
• kernel
• d running debian squeeze 6.0.4 linux kernel 2.6.32-5-686 , when i passed a param
• keyboard
• show up when I type something on my keyboard. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks
• keys
• improved split_string() function, all keys are indexed using small case letters
• gine. These words are coming from the keys of the index, but only the most impor
• to developer.nytimes.com and request keys for the Times NewsWire API and the Ar
• he ability to search for fragments of keys, providing the same results as above
• ing the same results as above for all keys which contain the fragment as a subst
• kids
• group: This would mainly be used for kids starting to use the internet and sear
• learly not designed for IT people, or kids/adults skilled in the Computer Scienc
• kill
• e page with the highest page rank and kill all the crawlers (little c's). Use 'w
• killer
• acity is not trying to find that one killer app, in the winner-takes-it-all ment
• kinda
• n I said to myself: "I never do this kinda stuff, I have to participate!" Solut
• rses. The only thing I did "lookup" (kinda knew it from courses) is how to impo
• kindly
• t 0 Would you kindly further explain / clarify what is me
• kinds
• of the search engine we built.. the kinds of procedures we built, what they do
• t bookmark managing tools are of two kinds : basic functionality embedded in br
• guage, which basically responds to 2 kinds of command: queries and comparisons.
• of link means. The code does various kinds of analysis of the links (after buil
• knots
• established, quickly convert it from knots to MPH, round it up and make it a st
• knowingly
• be all the harsher for your having knowingly, egregiously, violated whatever pr
• knowledge
• d build something in the spirit of knowledge management and information retriev
• are countless unsolved problems in knowledge management (KM), problems that kno
• dge management (KM), problems that knowledge workers face every day. I should k
• unfair advantage to those who have knowledge outside of the CS101 course. Peopl
• al about information retrieval and knowledge management, but struggle with maki
• he team will consist of those with knowledge well outside the confines of this
• ), it is built on the basis of the knowledge i acquired by studying CS-101 Cour
• what we can do with our new found knowledge. Udacity has given us this amazing
• hon before taking this class as my knowledge in python where only theorical. Ev
• ife using computer science and the knowledge I learned # from my Udacity CS101
• ilar words. Tried not to use prior knowledge, concepts or syntax not covered in
• is currently beyond my programming knowledge. By law of large numbers and the U
• is - I don't currently have enough knowledge to make a really good version of t
• bia. As a result, I have very poor knowledge of history of my home town. One in
• and for motivating us to use this knowledge for something usefull. Participant
• gine from CS101, I built it on the knowledge gained in the Udacity CS101 course
• y forums, I realised that by using knowledge that I gained in CS101 course, I c
• ause I didn't have the programming knowledge required to write it. My code is h
• e web page) is python and a bit of knowledge in simple html I make a webpage wi
• i sounds. Fellow users with a good knowledge of musical notation are requested
• le application. We plan to use the knowledge we gain from newer udacity courses
• n those techniques (and my limited knowledge about Python -- seriously, I've le
• d, I arrived with zero programming knowledge. The lab I joined programs in Perl
• mportant and to gain all the basic knowledge. If some topics are being mentione
• Very creative use of your computer knowledge. Great work. Can't wait to see wha
• known
• uple. Markov-based synthesis is well known to linguists . A problem with simple
• perfect. In particular, its table of known abbreviations would need to be exten
• stance), the very classic and widely known Euclidean distance (or L2-norm, from
• hon library that parses feeds in all known formats, including Atom, RSS, and RD
• e Arabidopsis thaliana plants (thats known as the mouse-ear cress) that were un
• og file. This becomes your baseline 'known good' log file Later, after the soft
• rypt a message if the shift value is known And a function that will return all
• What if the shift value is unknown? Can you decrypt it?
• Google trademark, although it is now known as "Google Product Search". You migh
• kozlojak
• pastebin.com/mKq0c7yn Team Members: kozlojak / kozlojak(at)hotmail(dot)com While
• m/mKq0c7yn Team Members: kozlojak / kozlojak(at)hotmail(dot)com While this is a
• asses link answered 06 Apr, 15:25 kozlojak 96 3 5 edited 09 Apr, 07:42



• label
• city robots" in the textbox with the label "Words or regex to Spy disappearance
• laborious
• orth saving. “Every one knew how laborious the usual method is of attaining t
• labour
• ble charge, and with a little bodily labour, might write books in philosophy, po
• lack
• .. I thought I could do better, but I lack the talent in software development pr
• his isn't much, especially since it's lacking a HTML frontend. But I think it is
• e ill in these NGOs, where there is a lack of medical services and doctors. 5.)
• es constrained by terms in white and black list. This, for example, can constrai
• want. The user can provide white and black lists of entries that are merged auto
• lay. Things to improve Because of the lack of time(I'm writing my bachelor's the
• ites are the same: some are white on black, some are black on whitish, some have
• e: some are white on black, some are black on whitish, some have a lot of flashy
• e next Udacity class). PS: because of lack of free time and a small experience o
• ://db.tt/nJssbNUs I apologize for the lack of polish, but it's been real crazy f
• eir teachers is often poor because of lack of time. By comparing their extracted
• that I couldn't manage to do due to a lack of available time: Spell checker and
• ould definitively cause confusion and lack of confidence in the search engine! T
• lady
• etters have been founded: * 17 times: lady 3 times: distant * 2 times: peerless
• interesting things: 'Dulcinea' was a 'lady', and very beautiful!, because many a
• laerd
• 20 April 2012 at https://statistics.laerd.com/calculators/pearsons-product-mom
• lagado
• to the contest is the code procedure lagado(), Version 1.0, with its supporting
• les except the ‘random’ package. lagado() takes five arguments: 1) nlags , t
• sources found during the hexamester. lagado() comes with four canned seed texts,
• is provided as an example of how the lagado() capability can be packaged and off
• ication link seems broken. Isn't it: lagadomachine.appspot.com Instead of: kagad
• lagadomachine
• ion link seems broken. Isn't it: lagadomachine.appspot.com Instead of: kagadina
• lagunaeris
• Code and Team Info: Team members: lagunaeris (lagunaeris@gmail.com), xyphes@gma
• am Info: Team members: lagunaeris (lagunaeris@gmail.com), xyphes@gmail.com, jack
• cription (PDF): https://github.com/lagunaeris/Music-Search-Engine link answere
• h-Engine link answered yesterday lagunaeris 51 3 edited yesterday
• ong! (yesterday) lagunaeris 1
• lang
• the program. English is not my native language so please forgive me any mistakes
• plication engineering and programming languages course - the latter both for GUI
• be frustrating to find pages in other languages in your search results, especial
• mplemented in class- that'll filter a language from the search results. I did th
• en, I can read a page and 'guess' its language. At the moment, the search result
• tty accurate. I've tried to guess the language of a French page with two French
• a problem. I've already implemented 7 languages: English, Dutch, French, German,
• rested in this, you can try to make a language yourself (There is a guide in the
• ords (can be a string or query) and a language object. There is already some tes
• r Search for new words for an English language lexicographer to research and ent
• work at keeping up with the changing language. A web crawler can help by identi
• application can be as complicated as language itself. This application, in a si
• e, isEnglishpage that checks the html lang=" lt;lang gt;" … gt;="" for="" “e
• shpage that checks the html lang=" lt;lang gt;" … gt;="" for="" “en”,="" �
• " are="" rare="" uses="" of="" the="" lang="to" make="" specific="" span,="" but
• st commonly used words in the English language to remove them from Wikipedia art
• langnuage
• Query= ['Paithon', 'programing', 'langnuage'] ,tolerance= 2 Query Correction=
• languages
• st: 1.Can we use other programming languages than Python? ex.: Java. 2.Can we u
• to the class. So, if you use other languages, you would need to have a good sto
• es we should use. Can we use other languages than Python? I think of writing my
• uded. Bindings for dozens of other languages available separately. i. Well-comm
• ds, functions, etc. in programming languages and maps them to the same function
• to the same functionality in other languages. This way you can specify a comman
• creating Web applications or using languages such as Python or Javascript (but
• get a list of Tweets and list the languages by job postings and popularity. Nu
• cation engineering and programming languages course - the latter both for GUIs
• frustrating to find pages in other languages in your search results, especially
• roblem. I've already implemented 7 languages: English, Dutch, French, German, I
• nded the translation to most given languages. The second step is to grab the us
• language”
• n the chapter “The awful German language”: “My philological studies have
• lapse
• (as well as the creator after a time lapse). We use the method with small and c
• laptop
• x VM with 256MB of RAM running on my laptop and it's surprisingly fast for a dis
• 68.1.225 was specified address of my laptop (aka python server) in my local netw
• ery slow on my ancient Dell centrino laptop running debian and hence i had to li
• largely
• f theorems. Mathematical proofs are largely combinations of deductions and invo
• interface - I stopped at this stage largely because some incremental additions
• larger
• To do: not much, really. Could use a larger corpus of samples. Could have some s
• f our modern computers, occupied the larger part of a room at the academy. For s
• ing set, then create indexes for the larger training set to do the actual classi
• n experiment on what could be a much larger project, if somebody is interested i
• UIs and for efficiently interpreting larger bodies of (formal) mathematical text
• reference for debugging some of our larger clients (finding "missing" teams, fi
• containing one ingredient (1 has the larger priority) (*3) The "gastronomias" we
• r 'max_hits' has been exceeded try a larger 'max_hits' variable or set 'max_hits
• largest
• tates made the news by offering the largest jackpot in the world lottery histor
• latencies
• omewhat slow, depending on the web latencies. But the clawler can be invoked mu
• lateness
• e Commons CC BY-NC-SA Sorry for the lateness of the entry everyone - I'm not sur
• latent
• ing will put at ease both those with latent concerns, and those who are already
• ngine works, I think that there is a latent problem with the precision of the re
• later
• one. Hoping that will be sooner than later, but that IS my first priority. I'll
• ert summary 3 ]...] so that # it can later determine if an alert is new or not
• a youtube video which I will upload later - youtube isn't cooperating at the m
• to get the A-Levels. Now, two years later I finished all courses and exams, ex
• I'll push some test data to the repo later anyhow in case anyone actually wants
• ly return to the search results at a later time to save someone else some work
• de and you should check your results later. So instead of checking the site man
• ocal database if they are needed for later use. It builds a result list combini
• the pickle module. The dictionary is later reversed for categorywise search and
• ogling, much testing and about 3 hrs later I have my Windows 7 Task Scheduler r
• round it up and make it a string for later use. What was left was the emailing
• procedures are entered, more on them later. After that some variables are set -
• latest
• ts systems, tablets or phones to the latest. The old stuff might not be any valu
• e And Brilliant UI: You can see your latest and the most popular search queries
• pture the log file. By comparing the latest log file with the baseline log file
• you bored? Do you want to search the latest and greatest ideas that could change
• latexsearch
• lisher Springer here : http://www.latexsearch.com/ but of course it is very int
• latter
• d programming languages course - the latter both for GUIs and for efficiently in
• launch
• s a command line utility that can be launch form the python interpreter, $ pytho
• o run the project, you need first to launch GAE then add the project and launch
• launch GAE then add the project and launch it through GAE interface. Then you n
• base, so go to project directory and launch CrawlerClient.py that will crawl a w
• lawsuit
• uld conceivably have to fight off a lawsuit, regardless of your legal rights. I
• lawyer
• 00:21 Sorry, our lawyers tell us this is required by US laws
• ast require the counsel of expensive lawyers. Maybe they could offer a separate
• I'm afraid we have to listen to our lawyers on this one. (31 Ma
• (I assume the former, but I'm not a lawyer.) (31 Mar, 03:10)
• d become Udacity students. I'm not a lawyer and I can tell you that they should
• lawyers
• ements - we have to follow what our lawyers tell us on this one.
• 0:21 Sorry, our lawyers tell us this is required by US laws
• st require the counsel of expensive lawyers. Maybe they could offer a separate
• I'm afraid we have to listen to our lawyers on this one. (31 Ma
• layer
• divides your application into three layers, each with a specific responsibilit
• pecific responsibility:  The View layer is composed of “templates” that
• uby code (.erb files).  The Model layer represents your domain model (such a
• tiveModel module.  The Controller layer is responsible for handling incoming
• �� In Rails, the Controller and View layers are handled together by Action Pack
• d together by Action Pack. These two layers are bundled in a single package due
• layers
• basically a semantic engine. It adds layers on top of the content, it gives you
• divides your application into three layers, each with a specific responsibility
• �� In Rails, the Controller and View layers are handled together by Action Pack.
• d together by Action Pack. These two layers are bundled in a single package due
• layout
• ble you to change the appearance and layout of all the pages in a Web site, just
• one contains the news from today The layout of the webpages is actually a simple
• ebpages, CSS file for specifying the layout and pictures for every site/section
• lazy
• search engines in case someone is too lazy to type entire words, like Russia b4
• leads
• be able to run down a highway. This leads me to think about reusing a very sim
• to learn. Searching for this usually leads to wading through forum post after f
• leant
• od neither. We can still use what we leant in CS101 but using another programmi
• al" search engine using what we have leant so far. So it will be nice if we can
• learnt
• f you apply most of the things we've learnt in class, than perhaps something out
• see how you can apply whatever we've learnt to SOLVE A REAL WORLD PROBLEM. Let w
• o Improvements to the search code we learnt in class, yes! Based on core code pr
• y To draw the corresponding colors i learnt how to use the Tkinter library and u
• could accomplish, with just what we learnt in six weeks! GENERAL DESCRIPTION: T
• cant change to the code from what we learnt was that the code matches for string
• you Udacity for all the things I've learnt. I'll try to stay udacious too. Enri
• y nice! great application of what we learnt in this course! :) (
• 01 and CS373) and I feel that I have learnt a lot! It has been a lot of fun, and
• each and every skill/aspect which i learnt in this 7 week class and I have trie
• leaves
• training messages as the query, and leaves it out when computing the index for
• lecture
• c-sa/3.0 This code is inspired by a lecture from the Fall 2011 Artificial Intel
• mail messages given in the ai-class lecture ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2
• ples match the answers given in the lecture. I have not tested it on any real w
• n Sebastian Thrun and David Evans's lecture on "Building a Search Engine" class
• st held by Udacity. Background: The lecture material covered here is really enl
• CS101 forums, course documents, and lecture transcripts. It supports multi-word
• s. More precisely; according to the lectures, when you look for a webpage that
• lay search hits in forum content or lecture slides. Good luck to everyone and t
• bpage as described in the AltaVista lecture. Instant answers. Our search engine
• lectures
• ns for putting up these interesting lectures online and giving us novice program
• s. More precisely; according to the lectures, when you look for a webpage that c
• ledger
• l little program for reconciling any ledger to a control account or listing, or
• leeway
• 4.a, but thought there might be some leeway: HOW TO ENTER: a. Create a program t
• legacy
• e (or the purpose of a plugin of the legacy search engine) – to help user to f
• legalese
• 0, but potentially much more for ‘legalese” or other complex linguistic styl
• xt sample ('quotations', 'advice', 'legalese', or 'CS101'), the name of a text f
• mples of “Udacious wisdom.”] ‘legalese’ is a paragraph taken from the co
• legally
• you to obtain a visa to be able to legally travel to the US, though.
• f the author says no. You can still legally use the code, with modification or
• lemmata
• ts could be gained by improving the lemmata for the random babble generator par
• lend
• y PS: A friend of mine was so kind to lend me some hosting space on his website:
• lenght
• have a tool that allow to reduce the lenght of the content. Introduction: In thi
• any more powerfull way to reduce the lenght of the message but to do this porjec
• rds that is usually about 1/5 of the lenght of the concordance and is much more
• length
• n splits the alert string into # SMS length messages by breaking up the string a
• ding the maximum allowed SMS message length for reduced # overall SMS transmit c
• tion' return new_alert_list max_text_length = 160-len(fromaddr)-13 #max SMS leng
• ngth = 160-len(fromaddr)-13 #max SMS length is consumed partly by imbedded retur
• imum allowable SMS ' print ' message length and there is a delay between SMS tra
• ceil(len(complete_SMS_msg)/(max_text_length*1.0)))+1) split_pos = 0 while len(co
• e message at longest permissible SMS length at white space test_split_pos = comp
• pos == -1 or test_split_pos max_text_length: break else: split_pos = test_split_
• e beginning of the document l is the length of the document in words For example
• cate: Truncates a url to a character length. You can specify the length with the
• haracter length. You can specify the length with the limit argument. Title gener
• r truncating a string to a character length. This code is published under Creati
• l amount of time to run based on the length of user input, we are only able to a
• friend's drawn you're also given the length of the guess which is at most 8 lett
• o know how many words with the given length I could make, it turns out that the
• mber of words is proporcional to the length of the word so if the length is 5 th
• to the length of the word so if the length is 5 then the number of words is 12
• ctorial(12) / factorial(12 - desired_length + 1)], in the worst case it gives ar
• d take only those words which have a length greater or equal to 3 and lower or e
• e "scrabbled" characters, the wanted length and the language of the translation,
• lesser
• ping the PAGE KEYWORD the page takes lesser time to open as some part of it has
• lesson
• er-to-be is truly a guru ! The moral lesson here is, when you learn something, g
• ne there, the way you worked another lesson in on me! But I'll have to think up
• lessons
• the CS101-Class started. I took the lessons at Khan Academy and the Google-Pyth
• of this project is to continue the lessons from cs101 Building a Search Engine
• All programming concepts, from all lessons, teached in CS101 are implemented i
• letter
• ee We will provide a letter of invitation, but unfortunately hav
• cityDave is it possible to provide a letter of invitation for team members if th
• Yes, we can provide letters of invitation to all members of a w
• ate, then they made a big mistake in letter teenagers enroll in the course and b
• moved them. I also remove any single letter words ("I", "a"), as I found these b
• hen does a frequency analysis of the letters and character pairs. The character
• on the ones I identified were double letters, starting letters and ending letter
• tified were double letters, starting letters and ending letters. For example in
• letters, starting letters and ending letters. For example in this post there are
• mostly because I keep talking about letters. I also had to generate a random al
• related the cipher text some of the letters come out correct but the document i
• idea for a better method of updating letter probability's and hopefully that wil
• sults. My code works by taking every letter of the normal alphabet and assigning
• normal alphabet and assigning every letter in the cipher alphabet to it with eq
• ability. It then runs through single letters, letter pairs, starting letters, en
• It then runs through single letters, letter pairs, starting letters, ending lett
• ngle letters, letter pairs, starting letters, ending letters and regular pairs a
• tter pairs, starting letters, ending letters and regular pairs and updates the p
• es the probability of all the cipher letters. I tried to write this program afte
• e I have one function to find single letters and one function to find letter pai
• gle letters and one function to find letter pairs. I want to make that into a si
• le function that will take a maximum letter grouping to check for and output a l
• uld also include triple or quadruple letter groupings in my analysis. My usernam
• ... In the maze, you get to play the letter 'U' and walk around shooting 'c' let
• ter 'U' and walk around shooting 'c' letters with '*' bullets. As you can see, a
• ds incorrectly ( myabe they forgot a letter or something) a suggestion for a bet
• ant to buy it :D) by using the given letters which are at most 12 and selecting
• ve the anagram The game gives you 12 letters, to guess the friend's drawn you're
• ngth of the guess which is at most 8 letters. First I wanted to know how many wo
• utputs are: valid_permutation_of_the_letters [english definitions] [translation
• letters
• Yes, we can provide letters of invitation to all members of a w
• find all possible words from given letters in a given word dictionary. Project
• nables words to be found from given letters very fast. HTML GUI and JavaScript
• he user enters information (list of letters) in the search box and is quickly g
• rie dictionary, takes user-provided letters, and prints all possible words from
• rints all possible words from those letters. Details about this part are also d
• er (was tested with Firefox). Enter letters in the search box and press Submit
• l keys are indexed using small case letters and remove_common_words() function
• en does a frequency analysis of the letters and character pairs. The character
• n the ones I identified were double letters, starting letters and ending letter
• ified were double letters, starting letters and ending letters. For example in
• etters, starting letters and ending letters. For example in this post there are
• mostly because I keep talking about letters. I also had to generate a random al
• related the cipher text some of the letters come out correct but the document i
• bility. It then runs through single letters, letter pairs, starting letters, en
• gle letters, letter pairs, starting letters, ending letters and regular pairs a
• ter pairs, starting letters, ending letters and regular pairs and updates the p
• s the probability of all the cipher letters. I tried to write this program afte
• I have one function to find single letters and one function to find letter pai
• er 'U' and walk around shooting 'c' letters with '*' bullets. As you can see, a
• unction that will encrypt a string (letters only) using the Caesar cipher A 'ke
• a' string to look into. An integer 'letters' - the minimum amount of letters ha
• r 'letters' - the minimum amount of letters have to have each adjective for bei
• d after the string, with at least 4 letters each: adjective_crawler ('don_quixo
• ring, 12 adjectives with at least 4 letters have been founded: * 17 times: lady
• nt to buy it :D) by using the given letters which are at most 12 and selecting
• e the anagram The game gives you 12 letters, to guess the friend's drawn you're
• gth of the guess which is at most 8 letters. First I wanted to know how many wo
• tputs are: valid_permutation_of_the_letters [english definitions] [translation
• level
• /functionality. Is there any sort of leveling of the playing field as far as ju
• mine, maybe take Android to the next level. Anyway I have winning ideas and wan
• azing opportunity to take university level CS courses for absolutely free, in t
• earned on Udacity -CS101 to the next level. I decided to extend the search engi
• d to extend the search engine to the level it would became functional, my goal
• ndroid application was not the first level priority point, but this is subject
• ng process. Today we can measure the level of activity of several genes without
• inue to those pages to find the next level of pages. (for a quick walk-through
• f the search can be weighted at each level, possibly limiting to a certain numb
• "" project. ="" p="" To provide some level of politeness to the sites I crawl,
• levels
• ms for this with a mix of experience levels. For the age requirements, please re
• lexical
• forms of verbs. Thus the number of lexical stems represented in the list is co
• lexicographer
• ew words for an English language lexicographer to research and enter into a dic
• sophisticated system. To aid the lexicographer, the server can order the new wo
• that the word was used on so the lexicographer has a context from which to defi
• appended to the crawl list. The lexicographer doesn’t want to deal with all
• th somewhat less efficiency. The lexicographer also doesn’t want to pay atten
• dictionary are not added to the lexicographers list. The dictionary crawler ne
• index so it is possible for the lexicographer to see what words are being used
• t of urls it was used on. When a lexicographer uses the system she/he will want
• lexicographers
• dictionary are not added to the lexicographers list. The dictionary crawler nee
• lexicographic
• in to appear in use. As with all lexicographic word, there is no end to the imp
• liabilities
• t there are likely laws and legal liabilities to content with that present a gr
• libary
• ds on the license for the paritcular libary that you are considering.
• libraries
• just include a download link. Most libraries are released in a way that does al
• x.: Java. 2.Can we use third-party libraries? Please answer. Thanks... link a
• nning multi-threads ? using proxy? libraries like JSOUP ? (31 M
• thout user interfaces, using other libraries or not (which gives you a lot more
• interesting things on top of these libraries), being from more advanced users o
• policy on using third party Python libraries? I read all the rules in this foru
• many post here about "implementing libraries", using this, using that... experi
• to collectors, donate to museums, libraries, hospitals, universities, etc. It'
• n class, regular file, or existing libraries such as Lucene. Although NoSQL is
• via smartphones. We used different libraries urllib2, urllib, httplib, json, we
• httplib, json, webapp2, and other libraries from GAE (e.g. google account serv
• yone who is interested - First the libraries are imported - urllib, datetime, s
• library
• nclude the necessary files from the library in the repository, so the code coul
• de a link for where to download the library? link answered 11 Apr, 00:57 Laur
• Yes, if you use a library that is freely available but you ca
• hem. (The Google Data Python Client library appears to be released under the Ap
• inking to include the beautifulsoup library in my project. Is this ok?
• ) 3.) SQLite3- SQLite is a software library that implements a self-contained, s
• Javascript (mostly with the jQuery library). The result was achieved by ad hoc
• things and look into the python cmd library. But, the deadline approaches! The
• ser, which is an Open Source Python library. The code that cleans the text with
• nternational "FeedParser", a Python library that parses feeds in all known form
• y using code in the Python standard library so I would learn most about it also
• The program makes heavy use of the library to do things like parse html, deal
• implemented using JQuery Javascript library. The "posted date" is displayed usi
• folder in which you can find JQuery library, a header and a footer used to gene
• e following results: Ender - the No library library Ender's game - wikipedia (a
• ing results: Ender - the No library library Ender's game - wikipedia (a famous
• g pages were rewritten using the re library. Crawler is restricted with max_dep
• ve this written as part of a python library for working with expression data an
• search results from Google using a library I found online and other dependenci
• ors i learnt how to use the Tkinter library and used it to paint Pi on a canvas
• of a built-in function or standard library module, like str or urllib . The se
• rl. Googling led me to the datetime library and a bit of work on that plus some
• the documentation of your favorite library or code repository was updated, If
• librery
• ed they were alredy in some standrt librery I prefer use the one I know and dev
• libs
• enses I've read that some people used libs under MIT license, GPL etc... and my
• currently also dependent on two tiny libs that are MIT licensed. To my mind, ha
• licence
• it from my Dropbox Creative Commons licence, share-alike. Easy to add/replace t
• ficially released under CC BY-NC-SA licence. link answered yesterday ogerard
• grant Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA licence to the code and description. Thanks
• under Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA licence. ==Final words== Well, Udacity rock
• licences
• ether any or all of the most common licences MIT, GPL, LGPL, Apache Commons are
• licenses
• "open source" and creative commons licenses. I spoke about having a "great idea
• re development and creative commons licenses.. Here is my idea. Do whatever you
• ttp://creativecommons.org/compatiblelicenses I've read that some people used lib
• it. BTW: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ is a non-commercial l
• really paid attention to all those licenses because, as you can see, I'm a prof
• lies
• sults, we'll return random word, that lies in same cluster with the keyword usin
• while crawler still works The sources lies in the github repo Udacity ID: dmyt.o
• life
• hing you are doing for us makes you a life safer especially for students such as
• ll a need that might one # day save a life using computer science and the knowle
• about. =) print poetize (index, "live life love die", 4) # parameters: # #1 - in
• se 4 .. done! A FOOD To live a second life on second head; They live unwoo'd, an
• my love fame faster than Time wastes life, So then thou hast but lost the dregs
• then thou hast but lost the dregs of life, My life, being made of four, with tw
• u hast but lost the dregs of life, My life, being made of four, with two alone F
• eing made of four, with two alone For life predestined to the Gnomes' embrace. T
• ==WORK== As I never programmed in my life before, only the ideas used in Udacit
• I thought I hate computers for all my life so far, but as it turns out, I really
• ne who actually uses the code in real life. Thanks to Dave, Peter and everyone e
• ng that will help me in my day to day life. There is an excellent blog post from
• lucky! How dare they fiddle with your life. Starting today, we are proudly relea
• lifetime
• that is out there, it would take a lifetime to think of all the possibilities,
• lifo
• tead of the python routine that has a lifo queue. This provides for me to rotate
• lift
• , structural details) in any code you lift. (Many cookbook authors do the same w
• light
• process and that can run faster than light. This is why i wonder if i can use o
• to build and to deploy on the web a 'light' version of a search engine that loo
• guage.  A scripting language is a lightweight programming language.  Java
• tarts with a question: me : How much light we receive from the Notebook/PC Scre
• pared with others sources or ambient light? me-2 : R: I don't know, I need to m
• de the thresholds between the Screen light and others sources. me : Am I gettin
• R characteristics) the percentage of light that we are getting from Notebook/PC
• Ex. At night, only the Monitor like light, we can see measurements close to 0
• to 0 or 0: 1.0-0/255 = 1.0 then all light that our eyes are getting comes only
• lightly
• how to improve this code, but step lightly if you want to criticize it =) Foru
• lightweight
• ge.  A scripting language is a lightweight programming language.  JavaScr
• like
• ulation to return full sentences (not like the results of the query for rain :-)
• ing/promotion, where a marketer might like to get a feel for related words; help
• for common words, as they're equally likely to appear anywhere in the document.
• ulty to access to certain information like the author's profile in a useful way.
• ould be cool if someone did something like that some weeks before starting CS101
• day , I don't know if the plain video like this will be enough ) . http://youtu.
• ows red, telling me the communities I like find this page interesting. My Code:
• Or that's the idea at least. I would like to eventually create a plugin for Duc
• said, my idea is as follows. I would like to establish a semi-objective means o
• cted the links are and hence the more likely they are to resemble the initial pa
• bsites at the same time. If you don't like a link indexed, delete it. It offers
• p is under MIT license. I hope you'll like it. link answered 2 days ago DavidM
• likelihood
• cross-validation routine calls the likelihood function for each trial for each c
• k preferred in case of ties). The likelihood function computes the conditional
• rees of friends, with a decreasing likelihood of commonalities at each step. To
• likely
• ough the outcome win(team 1) is more likely than a draw... But we're going off t
• likes
• s vegetables and play bocci My brain likes these Udacious courses--my mind does
• .. algorithms like structure, Python likes structure, I like structure.. The On
• f the following query will be: 'Dave likes to eat 2 plates of hummus': '[]' And
• like”
• humans because they don’t “look like” real words. These are words like �
• like…
• me can apply for links to sites you like… the popularity game shouldn't only
• limber
• S9v). Basically, this is a somewhat limber 31 foot tall tapered fiberglass tube
• limitation
• t be entered in LOWERCASE!! It's a limitation that I didn't get to fixing prior
• eption. Google App engine has some limitations as well. I've usually been able t
• limitations
• ption. Google App engine has some limitations as well. I've usually been able t
• limits
• his forum (respecting the robots.txt limits), restricting the crawl to only html
• are indexed. When any of the 3 first limits is reached the crawler stops, rank t
• s that have relative paths Can place limits on the number of pages crawled and p
• line
• ost an answer here containing a first line, Submission , followed by: Text or im
• te added 21 April: The submission deadline has now passed. If you missed the dea
• has now passed. If you missed the deadline, you can still share your work here,
• ssions that were submitted by the deadline (and are marked as "accepted") will b
• arly by putting Submission in the top line, but we do want to keep all the submi
• tting up these interesting lectures online and giving us novice programmers a ch
• mouse, or don't have a posix command-line with wget and unzip installed, then..
• ng they are interested at, and my timeline mixes murmurs, diaries, news and blog
• e the log file. This becomes your baseline 'known good' log file Later, after th
• ring the latest log file with the baseline log file you can detect errors or uni
• log file contains a timestamp on each line, which is common for log files, then
• mple comparison will identify all the lines as changed. The Log File Comparator
• ments, we can then safely compare the lines. Masking involves removing dynamic d
• stance indicates there are mismatched lines in the log file. Running the sample
• linearly
• tion-based scoring (nearer not just linearly better) UI Optimised performance, m
• lines
• n the documentation on the remaining lines ? link answered 10 Apr, 14:56 dics
• .. I think we can do it in under 200 lines of Python code, we already started,
• learly specified in the contest guidelines. (02 Apr, 12:35) A
• ite a single procedure more than two lines long that doesn't give errors. It's
• some smarter brains for picking the lines. Could use a cool GUI. =) Maybe the
• e it is no fun to manually check 110 lines! It is a matter of personal taste, b
• result, it could graphicaly show timelines to provide better understanding. Thi
• ch the inlink. So, also, the more outlines a gene has, bigger is the chance tha
• d. Writing 30 procedures in over 800 lines of code and comment. That made me qu
• ple comparison will identify all the lines as changed. The Log File Comparator
• ents, we can then safely compare the lines. Masking involves removing dynamic d
• tance indicates there are mismatched lines in the log file. Running the sample
• to be' or any other of your favorite lines. Thanks for your time. -Vincent Alm
• ts of the file and loops through the lines one by one. I use pattern matching t
• example below. But most of the ~100 lines of code just deals with how to handl
• alia/New Zealand and UK dietary guidelines posted here . Solution I parsed the
• on that I built consists of very few lines of documented Python code and can ea
• . I'm a noob so they are on separate lines, I'm sure there is a way to put them
• LLY simple, a graph is just a set of lines describing nodes and edges. Each nod
• result is ten usually unrelated headlines that sound like they go together bec
• s really interesting to read the headlines and make connections that otherwise
• linguistic
• or ‘legalese” or other complex linguistic styles. 3) nout , the number of ou
• his simple code will be useful for linguistic and for students as well. Thank yo
• linguists
• v-based synthesis is well known to linguists . A problem with simple implementa
• linux
• GB and running debian squeeze 6.0.4 linux kernel 2.6.32-5-686 , when i passed
• list
• ebin file, or a github repository.) A list of the Udacity or Forum IDs of all te
• quickly. The user enters information (list of letters) in the search box and is
• the search box and is quickly given a list of possible words as output. This pro
• ython script reads a text file with a list of words, constructs a trie structure
• roject. Substitute dict.txt with your list of words. Each word must be separated
• erations. The other corpus contains a list of commands, functions, etc. in progr
• s, optional call to read a text file. list comprehensions, the .replace() method
• evant to CS101. ‘quotations’ is a list of students’ favorite quotations cu
• he following word is added to a value list. This provides constant-time lookup o
• provides constant-time lookup of the list of next possible words for any curren
• being worked on: Multiple urls being listed. Better content scrubbing. Autocomp
• listeners
• t's the Zelda theme."), and casual listeners ("What was the name of that song s
• listings
• ations on the index. NOTE: *Tv show listings and show details of India only. The
• program you download now will show listings and upcoming movies for India only.
• We go through 7 days worth of page listings The crawled index is stored as a di
• lists
• row. I have found that this list of lists of lists concept is very useful for
• ave found that this list of lists of lists concept is very useful for manipulat
• l boundary situations, such as empty lists and base cases, I'm compelled to ask
• ame_entrant, where g1 and g2 are the lists of Udacity IDs for the submissions:
• t up. Now I know an easy way to test lists for membership equality. Good one th
• aves all weather alerts in a list of lists: # master_alert_list = [[ alert url
• tput is a very crude (only headings, lists, and href are used) HTML file called
• f the ideas like variables, strings, lists and a few more which were discussed
• le in the Concept Tab in the website lists the parts that make up a (simplified
• ple from Inception: The files in the lists directory is the movie lists I used
• in the lists directory is the movie lists I used to train the NaiveBayes class
• The user can provide white and black lists of entries that are merged automatic
• as we learned in CS101, working with lists, strings etc it was pretty easy to c
• onse for your query -Three different lists where to search your query: Theory,
• against Google's constantly updated lists of suspected phishing and malware pa
• more pythonically (read: less nested lists). My code has a slight preference fo
• to measure the distance between two lists. I then modified this to use a cachi
• ern matching to identify procedures, lists, dictionaries, conditionals and loop
• to pages out of bounds. Results page lists number of matches, number of pages,
• to make use of Python (particularly lists and dictionaries) to find and print
• d me understand data structures like lists and dictionaries and things like web
• ebooks, online documentation, course lists, wiki's or something similar. Repo:-
• literal
• kup function, it supported only the literal strings. This means that "Monty Pyt
• literature
• ) can mine new works of science or literature. Usage: Our submission consists of
• liters
• u have in your fridge (e.g. bottles, liters, milligram) GUI graphs for the stati
• litigious
• was at stake. Alas, this is how a litigious society functions. Sometimes it re
• lives
• mmed the computer to make all of our lives so good that we were healed. I dream
• do is directed towards improving the lives of our 'real customer'- the poorest
• ossible to make a search engine that lives in a domain in a week, at least I co
• in fact, Quixote hardly met her: she lives in a far away town. If we look up th
• loads
• ewed on my blog here . 2) JavaScript loads the trie dictionary, takes user-prov
• local
• ote: Chrome will not load JavaScript locally with default security settings. Th
• ted into a browser plugin using only local files. Link to code: https://github.
• removed are customizable and can be localized to work with another language. T
• sually follow and stores them into a local database. Why is it useful ? During
• script which reads all news from the local databases (which is implemented usin
• by the current date to make sure the local sorting of the content will keep wor
• my laptop (aka python server) in my local network. link answered 2 days ago
• p to 30 links and they are cached in local database if they are needed for late
• t port of Python for fast and secure local Python execution . Source Code on Gi
• s Ctrl-Enter) to execute your python locally. Limitations: No file support yet
• I used to maintain a website for my local Ultimate frisbee club when I was you
• via the user's web browser at http://localhost:8080 Capable of multi-word searc
• tch_crawl_travel = True switch_crawl_local = True switch_print_global_report =
• right away, the index can be loaded, locally, from the second run. This means t
• stname or ip address it defaults to 'localhost'. Note: symbolic name meaning th
• st'. Note: symbolic name meaning the local host and setting the 'max_hits' vari
• . - ie direct your browser to http://localhost:8080 From here you can choose wh
• localhost
• name or ip address it defaults to 'localhost'. Note: symbolic name meaning the
• - ie direct your browser to http://localhost:8080 From here you can choose whic
• localization
• pers (and others) when performing localization. For example, type in "iso 639 Po
• locally
• te: Chrome will not load JavaScript locally with default security settings. The
• Ctrl-Enter) to execute your python locally. Limitations: No file support yet (
• ight away, the index can be loaded, locally, from the second run. This means th
• locate
• provide a URL for the user to use to locate the correct # state and county codes
• . From wikipedia on NEE: ...seeks to locate and classify atomic elements in text
• locations
• enabled searching former names and locations. This simplified model has two cla
• ll the keywords formed from names, locations (present and former) and other fie
• so developed hierarchical index of locations in order to enable custom location
• e names of persons, organizations, locations, expressions of times, quantities,
• the named entities (names, places, locations, etc) in them, order them by most
• ch as: date/time stamps raw memory locations network port numbers Example: NTR1
• lock
• Caesar cipher given a shift value A 'lock' function that will encrypt a string
• logfile
• 4 represent a typical failure where logfile 4 is significantly different to log
• logic
• ages in the website and the business logic. 4.) Coding- The coding is done by u
• Post) and encapsulates the business logic that is specific to your application
• ish these data objects with business logic methods. Although most Rails models
• For this contest, I added additional logic and information when the search stri
• line. Since they were good in maths, logical decision making, analysing of how
• entities in the pages returned. The logic is this: Of all the pages matching t
• als: a conditional is a concept from logic that refers to a sentence of the for
• n which we try to assess all that biological data as whole, by modeling the gen
• s. Well, when a first understood the logic of the PageRank algorithm, I just we
• ntations of PageRank to work with biological networks, but none of them did wha
• ill OK to use the thumbs up and down logic). The result is then given a figure
• try for a full puzzle. It uses some logic rules to solve it (no brute forcing)
• logical
• ine. Since they were good in maths, logical decision making, analysing of how o
• logs
• r public statuses. At first time user logs in, the crawler is kicked. Please wai
• . The crawler is kicked whenever user logs in. To update index, please re-login
• s the visualisation of 204 Wordpress blogs graph. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/540992
• ator.git Comparing the content of two logs files is a common operation in automa
• ' between the two log files after the logs are masked. 1. Masking: The applicati
• y the app. Looking at the application logs, I saw that quite a few people were s
• longer
• this code, with differnet (and much longer) sample texts. It is our intention t
• ntaining the pattern. 2) Web page no longer contains occurences of the pattern.
• the words/regex you submitted is no longer on the webpage. (The * wildcard is n
• be used to know when a website is no longer "under construction" in which case i
• mewhere more permanent; the paste no longer exists. (18 Apr, 12:
• query keywords has been refined, no longer using string.split() the urls within
• ed content and query keywords are no longer treated as case sensitive, reducing
• longest
• MS_msg): #split complete message at longest permissible SMS length at white spa
• with a lot of common words take the longest, although most searches are relativ
• looot
• ionary, however doing this took me a looot of time (in the worst case took like
• loop
• nt (my brain was stuck in an infinite loop) and other debugging help. If we win
• t being seemingly trapped in infinity loop, by shortening the database notes. 2)
• ferences: (1) Structural: There is no loop as this would be a circular argument.
• reads in the contents of the file and loops through the lines one by one. I use
• lists, dictionaries, conditionals and loops. If these are observed, additional c
• sier to just set a variable to 0 then loop thru the list to see if the next list
• nts (finding "missing" teams, finding loops in the hierarchy structure, etc etc)
• s if they exist and respond to client loop... To initialise the webcrawler: you
• loops
• n order to do that we use recursion, loops, conditional statements, string mani
• ay that you don't get assignment, or loops. And forum advice can only get you s
• rcises about assignment, arrays, for loops, booleans, if statements, etc. Many
• bserved. This what the web interface loops like: Running the programs: The web
• s like String-Manipulation, if-else, loops, different data-structures and the q
• eads in the contents of the file and loops through the lines one by one. I use
• ists, dictionaries, conditionals and loops. If these are observed, additional c
• ts (finding "missing" teams, finding loops in the hierarchy structure, etc etc)
• looses
• shows what happens when the computer looses internet connection in the middle of
• lose
• April 21st here so I think it's closed. (yesterday) elssa
• mester. If I fail at the exam I would lose my university place and have to wait
• loses
• h images is once someone sees it, it loses part of its value. Put in another wa
• loss
• ere lost in transmission prior to the loss of internet connectivity Here is a co
• r screen shot of abnormal operation - loss of internet connection This picture s
• links. Similarly, if a team has many losses, then another team should not get m
• rs, which gave the Packers their only loss. In the original algorithm, the rank
• ts divided by that team’s number of losses. Thus, beating a team with one loss
• losses. Thus, beating a team with one loss is twice as valuable as beating a tea
• s valuable as beating a team with two losses (and n times as valuable as a team
• n times as valuable as a team with n losses). This was obviously placing too mu
• Instead of dividing by the number of losses, I multiplied by the percentage of
• er ranking based solely on a team’s losses. Then I subtracted this ranking fro
• Oklahoma State (which was their only loss). This issue was resolved in the rema
• losses
• links. Similarly, if a team has many losses, then another team should not get mu
• s divided by that team’s number of losses. Thus, beating a team with one loss
• valuable as beating a team with two losses (and n times as valuable as a team w
• n times as valuable as a team with n losses). This was obviously placing too muc
• Instead of dividing by the number of losses, I multiplied by the percentage of g
• r ranking based solely on a team’s losses. Then I subtracted this ranking from
• lost
• re that none of the SMS messages were lost in transmission prior to the loss of
• Ss and the Gmail server connection is lost, # the program will wait for 1 minute
• re being sent when the connection was lost. # # # Last, but certainly not least:
• me wastes life, So then thou hast but lost the dregs of life, My life, being mad
• his profile , so that his rank isn't lost while he's making a new trip , either
• lots
• earches for the same thing. There are lots of relatively recent and cool theorie
• in.mumm@googlemail.com Idea There are lots of people who use search engines addi
• se it's a pack of functions that adds lots of functionalities to your existing s
• none that end in 'c'. There are also lots of 'tt' pairings mostly because I kee
• words, using just a blank allows for lots of crud to get into the index. remove
• ike "the", "is" and "was" but as well lots of Wikipedia internal stuff like " re
• ady enrolled. I also kept a blog with lots of notes on this project. I hope othe
• n enter some parameters in a webform, lots of parameters, click submit and recei
• ) The "gastronomias" website contains lots of recipes, which makes the crawler o
• hose pre-made ones (and click through lots of them). I think the website would r
• lottery
• vz Description ~Sample Mega Million lottery analyzer~ Functions: 1) Check your
• lyze earlier drawings to see if the lottery is "biased" or to find a set of "lu
• On March 30, 2012 the Mega Millions lottery in the United States made the news
• ng the largest jackpot in the world lottery history (US$656 million). Many peop
• checking these tickets against the lottery results - because it is no fun to m
• By law of large numbers and the US lottery laws ;) each number in the lottery
• lottery laws ;) each number in the lottery has an equal probability of being d
• de its appearance in a given set of lottery results, and which numbers would be
• r best bet if you believed that the lottery is biased. There is a room for many
• lotus
• all by myself. My Udacity Forum ID: lotus My email: miraclecome@gmail.com 4.Th
• e my hero. link answered yesterday lotus 36 2 edited yesterday
• loud
• (The "news stories" are best read out loud.) Team Members Just me on this one, t
• love
• s will restore the humans on earth to love and sanity All the search engines wil
• 0 I'd love to participate, but I have no idea wh
• lto! (though it's a cool town and I'd love to meet some of y'all up there, visit
• a is harder than coding, sometimes. I love this place, though. This class has be
• about Udacity. Don't get me wrong, I love Udacity and it's been a dream come tr
• hing else? I never understood that. I love open source because I don't have to p
• 0 Submission I'd love to take part in this contest. So let
• t for them. 6.) You may a teacher who loves to teach and especially to those who
• . =) print poetize (index, "live life love die", 4) # parameters: # #1 - index #
• live. You live in this, and dwell in lovers' eyes. Give my love fame faster tha
• s, and dwell in lovers' eyes. Give my love fame faster than Time wastes life, So
• embrace. To hear with eyes belongs to love's fine wit. Rise, resty Muse, my love
• love's fine wit. Rise, resty Muse, my love's sweet face survey, Happy to have th
• sweet face survey, Happy to have thy love, happy to die! And then believe me, m
• happy to die! And then believe me, my love is as fair Save that, to die, I leave
• as fair Save that, to die, I leave my love alone. Thou shouldst print more, not
• in their glory die. Happy to have thy love, happy to die! THE END. print poetize
• es with six elements in each. I would love to add a function with user dialog op
• opefully it gets the idea across. I'd love to hear what everyone thinks. And let
• ve purposes. This being said, I would love to be able to search the web and only
• you programming jobseekers!!! Lots of love from Italy and HAPPY HACKING TO ALL :
• ns to help improve the code. I'd also love to hear input from anyone who actuall
• d a lot from this course, and I would love to show what I've learned to the Udac
• le solutions ===== BACKGROUND ===== I love gaming, a month ago I started playing
• ted 06 Apr, 19:51 love this submission (04 A
• 1 Just watched your video, loved it! Its really neat that just after
• everyone! I am a portuguese guy that loves cooking. I love to cook different di
• portuguese guy that loves cooking. I love to cook different dishes to please my
• lindrome search is for all palindrome lovers. Heck, It even checks your query fo
• lovely
• s: often 1 times: neither * 1 times: lovely 1 times: fair * 1 times: even 1 time
• lover
• inea (by the way, she is the cherish lover of Don Quixote) is 'distant'; in fac
• lovers
• live. You live in this, and dwell in lovers' eyes. Give my love fame faster than
• indrome search is for all palindrome lovers. Heck, It even checks your query for
• loves
• for them. 6.) You may a teacher who loves to teach and especially to those who
• everyone! I am a portuguese guy that loves cooking. I love to cook different di
• lower
• mprehensions and exception handling, lower our relevance score? Is it okay to h
• /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/ state = string.lower(state) county = string.capitalize(co
• immediate gains in productivity and lower maintenance costs. Python runs on Wi
• planation. Our understanding of the flowering genetic control came first as a T
• were unable to produce well-formed flowers. After the molecular genetics rise,
• er the molecular genetics rise, with lower costs and new technology, we were ab
• ole of tens of genes related to the flowering process. Today we can measure the
• hows the 10 most important genes in flowering. The dropbox link has a file with
• Boise St.) were ranked significantly lower in my rankings. Initial NCAA Ranking
• uff that is running out by 7 days or lower. For that the statistics output is s
• ercase, all the words have been made lowercase for the dictionary test. The dic
• how does it compare to the new, much lower numbers than previously assumed? Thi
• ats the same URLs of any case (upper/lower) as the same Treats the same word of
• ats the same word of any case (upper/lower) as the same Customizable dictionary
• t in .split I have set everything to lower-case to eliminate duplicate, unconne
• e a length greater or equal to 3 and lower or equal to 8 (with the help of a li
• overflow employee suggested I crawl slower. This may have been a joke, but I go
• as ['at', 'as', 'the', ..] getting a lower weighting, so that the more obscure
• lowercase
• uld be stored) Converts strings to lowercase before adding them to the index, m
• gs Better split (all character not lowercase a-z) Making it work on the real we
• h index, translate all keywords to lowercase, I want "Mary" and "mary" to funct
• case, all the words have been made lowercase for the dictionary test. The dicti
• lowest
• tics output is sorted by this value (lowest supply first). What did I learn I us
• luck
• entered their submission on time good luck with the contest! :) link answered
• tery is "biased" or to find a set of "luckiest" numbers for your next picks. On
• ften speculate that some numbers are "luckier" than others. So, I added a couple
• ing a function to calculate the least lucky numbers (and bet that they would be
• of students from the ground up. Good luck to all the contest entrants, and than
• all programming when I started. Good luck to everyone. -Taylor Hayduk link an
• forum content or lecture slides. Good luck to everyone and thank you Udacity tea
• we can try for a QSO some time. Good luck, OM. 73. -- Derick (1
• hop but it would be fun to try. Good luck and 73s (10 Apr, 22:5
• nt kind is lookup_graph which makes a lucky_search of a keyword and returns a gr
• g page. There is also a way to make a lucky_search and produce a .dot file with
• Thanks for your comment, and best of luck with for your business projects!
• itions. Millions of people are born unlucky. They wake up in the morning, spill
• destiny? If you are destined to be unlucky then it is your right to stay unluck
• lucky then it is your right to stay unlucky! How dare they fiddle with your life
• today, we are proudly releasing the unlucky hashtag . You're lucky you're unluck
• eleasing the unlucky hashtag . You're lucky you're unlucky. The unlucky hashtag
• lucky hashtag . You're lucky you're unlucky. The unlucky hashtag too is special
• . You're lucky you're unlucky. The unlucky hashtag too is special like the ted
• r hashtags. Here's a combination of unlucky and altavista hashtags: or unlucky ,
• unlucky and altavista hashtags: or unlucky , ted , and palindrome hashtags: Mak
• ord puzzle rock star? Well, you're in luck because we have just implemented the
• firstly the section title, second the lucky_search result url, ending with the o
• luckier
• en speculate that some numbers are "luckier" than others. So, I added a couple
• luckiest
• ry is "biased" or to find a set of "luckiest" numbers for your next picks. On Ma
• lucky
• ng a function to calculate the least lucky numbers (and bet that they would be
• t kind is lookup_graph which makes a lucky_search of a keyword and returns a gr
• page. There is also a way to make a lucky_search and produce a .dot file with
• tions. Millions of people are born unlucky. They wake up in the morning, spill
• destiny? If you are destined to be unlucky then it is your right to stay unluck
• ucky then it is your right to stay unlucky! How dare they fiddle with your life
• oday, we are proudly releasing the unlucky hashtag . You're lucky you're unluck
• leasing the unlucky hashtag . You're lucky you're unlucky. The unlucky hashtag
• ucky hashtag . You're lucky you're unlucky. The unlucky hashtag too is special
• . You're lucky you're unlucky. The unlucky hashtag too is special like the ted
• hashtags. Here's a combination of unlucky and altavista hashtags: or unlucky ,
• unlucky and altavista hashtags: or unlucky , ted , and palindrome hashtags: Mak
• irstly the section title, second the lucky_search result url, ending with the o
• lunch
• output from a MCDONALD'S breakfast, lunch, and dinner . See code for exact foo
• lupa
• Submission Project Name: cs101-lupa Author: Edevaldo Pereira - edevaldo@g
• eira - edevaldo@gmail.com Code: cs101-lupa on github Language: python 2.7 Until
• crawl.py) and the other for searches (lupa.py). Those are the most significant i
• and the port that should be used. $ ./lupa.py index.dat -p 8080 Conclusion Futur
• lynx
• erminal if you have Lynx installed: $ lynx readnews.html By default, FeedInforma
• lyricalpolymath
• ideas: b25zero1[at]gmail.com / @lyricalpolymath USAGE NOTES: -PLEASE ALLOW POPU
• ingsearch.appspot.com Forum id: lyricalpolymath Acknowledgments: Thanks to all
• hon) link answered 2 days ago lyricalpolymath 41 3 edited yesterday
• lyrics
• ssociations in their word, e.g. song lyrics, poems, novels, etc. How the proximi



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• machine
• ny fancy artificial intelligence or machine learning.. the STRUCTURE is already
• MARY"... so again no need for AI or machine learning, the SUMMARY is there for
• description of a wonderful “word machine” at the Academy of Lagado, on the
• n the flying island of Laputa. This machine, a prescient forerunner of our mode
• tion of a professor would crank the machine to generate random word sequences o
• a Web-hosted implementation of the machine. Either interface may be used to ge
• link seems broken. Isn't it: lagadomachine.appspot.com Instead of: kagadinachi
• For the last five years I worked as machine engine fitter, where i got my first
• skills while working on CNC-Milling machines( here you can see a cool program w
• the whole electronic Parts of this machine). I had to quite this job last Nove
• ta in a relational database train a machine learning algorithm to predict futur
• machines
• ported to the Java and .NET virtual machines. Python is free to use, even for co
• skills while working on CNC-Milling machines( here you can see a cool program wh
• machine”
• description of a wonderful “word machine” at the Academy of Lagado, on the f
• magic
• e date are passed to send_mail where magic happens and my ISP is forced into SM
• mails
• nect to the Gmail server or to send emails # when there is no internet connecti
• from the beginning of the list of # emails/SMSs that were being sent when the c
• replying, forwarding and deleting of mails, managing contacts, word application
• mainly
• n sent by more than 50 news sources, mainly in sciences and technology. If a top
• hange this. Target group: This would mainly be used for kids starting to use the
• . It works best for static websites, mainly online HTML ebooks, online documenta
• maintain
• ny broken links it finds. I used to maintain a website for my local Ultimate fri
• maintenance
• ing is done. 6.) Maintenance- The maintenance of the whole system is maintained
• e gains in productivity and lower maintenance costs. Python runs on Windows, Li
• major
• leasure of Giving”. For doing this major project proper methodology and objec
• n whose organization is undergoing a major architectural change and you may hav
• b page designing which is one of the major part of web application because it i
• strong breezes, which can ', ' Most major storm fronts in the Northern Hemisph
• the Udacity initiative and setting a major milestone in the future of education
• s, bigger is the chance that it is a major regulator. Search around I was actua
• gs were mostly reasonable except one major surprise. The highest ranked team wa
• make an index containing page url's major part (Ex:'www.udacity.com' , its key
• ngines are not legal. The TOS of all major search engines forbid automated link
• ng on the internet tends to have one major drawback to me, there are spam sites
• problem. So it very definitely is a major factor. It also is a problem humans
• majority
• vided me with some new ideas. Since majority of the entries submitted work on se
• makemytrip
• s of sites like dominos, flipkart, makemytrip etc. but they got NOTHING to do wi
• to india" ads output : 'http://www.makemytrip.com' Code : pastebin Members : Muk
• makings
• we covered MUCH MORE than just the makings of a search engine. You can do a lo
• malware
• ted lists of suspected phishing and malware pages. Spell suggestion: checks wor
• manage
• improvements already that I couldn't manage to do due to a lack of available tim
• management
• mething in the spirit of knowledge management and information retrieval, etc. Th
• ess unsolved problems in knowledge management (KM), problems that knowledge work
• nformation retrieval and knowledge management, but struggle with making the Pyth
• lly. The problem of effective data management now become even more than actual.
• g over what’s now a search query management system, with a few ideas behind it
• managerial
• years of experience and 6 years of managerial experiexnce " will be predicted an
• maneuvers
• : "Cardiorespiratory ressucitation maneuvers:" The order of the search result T
• manhattan
• DIST, --dist DIST distance to use: manhattan, euclidean, cosine, pearson, tanim
• manipulate
• cific views, and more. Controllers manipulate models and render view templates i
• rative, but I wished to be able to manipulate and visualize pages and links in a
• engine, you now have the chance to manipulate the results to your liking. You're
• manipulation
• s, conditional statements, string manipulation, variables, functions, etc. The r
• I hope to learn more about string manipulation from Wes in CS262 to enhance this
• d to improve it: 1) better string manipulation to return full sentences (not lik
• erd hashtag for all your symbolic manipulation needs. Note: I used the eval func
• manner
• 1 You can host your code in any manner you wish as long as we can access it
• her documentation in a more detailed manner in a very short time. I want to ment
• rrence of the previous tuple, in the manner of dissociated press. However, Pytho
• ile. The code runs in an interactive manner prompting user for the input and the
• the other ones in an accordion-style manner. The Accordion script is implemented
• manual
• tation Involve! source code Involve! manual article: Crawler selection policy an
• d in memory on a list. You can still manually get them by doing the following li
• ry results - because it is no fun to manually check 110 lines! It is a matter of
• ind target information You need more manual operations -"clicks" and spent more
• is inconvenient a little bit to make manual calculations of the difference in pr
• manually
• h no errors. I wanted to be able to manually "choose" my seed page, and have a w
• in memory on a list. You can still manually get them by doing the following lin
• y results - because it is no fun to manually check 110 lines! It is a matter of
• er. So instead of checking the site manually you enter the URL of the progress t
• ed on mp3 instead of inputting them manually. These works are licensed under a C
• of skimming through Wikipedia pages manually my idea was to let a program do thi
• e result is a foodList that you can manually cut and paste from to create your m
• rmat. Meaning an employee needed to manually go through the results and update t
• s curated by me and put on the site manually. It is a place for notable code fro
• many
• . There are over 150 submissions, and many are quite amazing! It is wonderful to
• ught him off with a trip to Moers, Germany -- on the condition that he would wea
• I3*I1 / list missing; title3 'I3: How many months did you work for pay in the pa
• nd (I2 = 7 or NQ2 = 1), t3 = 'I3: How many months did you work for pay in the pa
• files. I am a mathematics student and many times, during my study, I need to fin
• word 'Spain' in a text and you found many times the adjective 'beautiful', we c
• try. In addition to that, knowing how many times a given string appears and at w
• 'lady', and very beautiful!, because many adjectives related to her are in that
• maps
• ns, etc. in programming languages and maps them to the same functionality in oth
• rrifically slowly!) several proximity maps have been produced: With keyword "pyt
• types and categories (images, videos, maps, etc.), search by location, implement
• marco
• license Participants : Marco Alves, marco.m.alves@gmail.com Feel free to conta
• margin
• border-bottom: 8px #d26a33 solid; margin-bottom: 30px; -moz-box-shadow: 0px
• ike the location of the game and the margin of victory. I look forward to the up
• is to allow users to have some error margins in getting the notes right. Rank Va
• margins
• s to allow users to have some error margins in getting the notes right. Rank Va
• markacious
• Submission Name of the project : markacious Principle : most bookmark managing
• code: https://github.com/ogudacity/markacious Team members: 1, forum ID: ogerard
• markers
• d on DOM tree (instead of start end markers). 2. Develop a "add to homepage" ch
• web sites notoriously change these markers, I put them in config variables at
• market
• ged in the world for this, and for a market system I’d use them. These techniq
• marketable
• y worthwhile, or worse, something "marketable"? What developer in their right mi
• marketer
• re: in marketing/promotion, where a marketer might like to get a feel for relate
• marks
• � tokens (i.e., words or punctuation marks) used in selecting each succeeding t
• imum number of words and punctuation marks per output sentence -- typically 20,
• ophes, angle brackets, and quotation marks. Output of the program is a returned
• collaborative hosted tools. But bookmarks contains personal information that y
• uce/accumulate a large number of bookmarks but it is cumbersome to keep them ti
• markup
• not a programming language, it is a markup language  HTML uses markup tags t
• t is a markup language  HTML uses markup tags to describe web pages  HTML
• tags to describe web pages  HTML markup tags are usually called HTML tags �
• experimented with shelve)) Removing markup Dealing with amp in links Visualisin
• ances. (Note this was run before the markup remover code was implemented, hence
• code was implemented, hence why the markup is showing up.) The program was run
• concept of this type of search is to markup search results within a fixed set of
• marquessbr
• eace link answered 10 Apr, 13:42 marquessbr 92 2 4 12 Note
• marriage
• or complicated. But it is a perfect marriage of programming and a personal hobby
• mary
• ords to lowercase, I want "Mary" and "mary" to function equivalently the output
• marypat
• Real name: Mary Pat Campbell email: marypat.campbell@gmail.com Thanks for the f
• mass
• erty (say, number of neurons or brain mass) and a range, and it returns a list o
• o make a query. Examples: mouse brain mass neurons human mass rhesus For a compa
• mples: mouse brain mass neurons human mass rhesus For a comparison, enter a numb
• 100000000000 neurons 20% rodent 8500 mass primate The species included in this
• chaeris Properties included are: body mass brain cells, brain neurons, brain mas
• ass brain cells, brain neurons, brain mass cortex cells, cortex neurons, cortex
• cortex cells, cortex neurons, cortex mass rest of brain cells, rest of brain ne
• rest of brain neurons, rest of brain mass cerebellum cells, cerebellum neurons,
• cells, cerebellum neurons, cerebellum mass Our lab's usual abbreviation can be u
• world. Data are everywhere and they "mass" growth exponentially. The problem of
• massive
• Does it have to be a massive project or it can be a small one ?
• There are many sort of pages in the massive world wide web. My objective in thi
• start, I would just like to give a massive Thank you to the whole Udacity team
• massively
• have it live on the web. That's a massively unfair advantage to those who have
• master
• weather alerts in a list of lists: # master_alert_list = [[ alert url 1 , alert
• # and without causing corrupting the master alert list, the new # alert list, or
• e_end] new_alert = True for alert in master_alert_list: if alert[0] == alert_url
• reported so skipping.' if new_alert: master_alert_list.append([alert_url,alert_t
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• masterpiece
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• asons: this is the most important masterpiece of the Spanish Literature and als
• masters
• ting to know how computers work. My masters degree was granted a year ago and f
• match
• he results for the ai-class examples match the answers given in the lecture. I
• The logic is this: Of all the pages matching the search query take all the nam
• the word "complicated" would return matches for "complicated", "complications"
• ar like this : The string "Currently matched keywords" is added to announce the
• searching and alternative links that match with part of the query. It's case in
• d and forth columns in each for true matches,(i.e excepting duplicate entries a
• es a url as input, fetches the page, matches the title ... /title tag and retur
• witter and finds all the tweets that match the query. The user can then decide
• ng likewise pages by searching for a match with the top terms from both pages.
• ne, the search engine will find song matches based on the input. This of course
• 1) Highest rank: Exact Note Match We match the user input notes against the not
• BC’ will be returned as exact note matches. 2) Second highest rank: Exact Not
• t rank: Exact Note-Distance Match We match the distance between the notes, of u
• he program compares them in order to match the to the right one. Once we have t
• b-index containing only entries that match a search term (or terms) Search the
• y the member information that were a match for the search string. Right now I h
• edit distance indicates there are mismatched lines in the log file. Running the
• older. Log files 1 and 2 are closely matched except for the dynamic data, and t
• ability. This one considers the best match to be the shortest distance between
• the lines one by one. I use pattern matching to identify procedures, lists, di
• wed for multiple search terms (exact match only) I modified the 'URank' algorit
• bounds. Results page lists number of matches, number of pages, current page cur
• n relation to the number of keywords matched, total keywords requested, and the
• here is that the shorter the path to match the maximum keywords found will give
• matches
• of intervals **, in order from most matches to least. **This is important – I
• presented by a procedure. urls.py - matches urls to corresponding views in view
• words (including even partial word matches) 5 - Basically the Search Query wil
• the word "complicated" would return matches for "complicated", "complications",
• and forth columns in each for true matches,(i.e excepting duplicate entries a
• s a url as input, fetches the page, matches the title ... /title tag and return
• e, the search engine will find song matches based on the input. This of course
• C’ will be returned as exact note matches. 2) Second highest rank: Exact Note
• om what we learnt was that the code matches for string "http://" instead of " a
• ounds. Results page lists number of matches, number of pages, current page curr
• materialize
• t a team together to make my idea materialize, so I've decided to share the bas
• materials
• use the data in the supplementary materials? I posted a separate question abou
• s101/questions/52241/supplementary-materials-licenses link answered 02 Apr, 0
• ine code from Unit 7 supplementary materials. Added cach of pages instead of li
• e Udacity site, forums, and course materials. The result is DaveDaveFind . As P
• t list' is to the project's needed materials. There are currently 317 projects
• mates
• gest people I know obviously (school mates, and so on...). I thought that if an
• math
• ib2 import time import smtplib import math import string from time import gmtime
• + ' ' i = 1 number_of_texts = str(int(math.ceil(len(complete_SMS_msg)/(max_text_
• ernal modules like matplotlib, numpy, math and pylab. I downloaded one of the co
• , it would look like the Khan Academy math exercises. Many students fail at prog
• : b25zero1[at]gmail.com / @lyricalpolymath USAGE NOTES: -PLEASE ALLOW POPUPS man
• arch.appspot.com Forum id: lyricalpolymath Acknowledgments: Thanks to all the Ud
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• M) days, I participated in an applied math workshop at North Carolina State Univ
• of Texas Hold'em Poker faster from a mathematical point of view. Background: Fe
• poker online. Since they were good in maths, logical decision making, analysing
• viously we are a group of students of mathematics. ;-) We are studying at the Un
• ry will be: 'the result of 2*3 is not math.sin(math.pi)': '[6, 1.224646799147353
• e: 'the result of 2*3 is not math.sin(math.pi)': '[6, 1.2246467991473532e-16]' B
• population but there are people like mathematicans (or students of mathematics)
• le like mathematicans (or students of mathematics) who like to calculate also th
• game and with which bookmaker. Bit of math: -Odds for 'team 1' = 3. What does th
• mathematical
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• the use of such links to analyse mathematical proofs, with the hope of eventual
• preting larger bodies of (formal) mathematical text. link answered 16 Apr, 02:
• mathematicans
• lation but there are people like mathematicans (or students of mathematics) who
• mathematics
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• sly we are a group of students of mathematics. ;-) We are studying at the Unive
• ike mathematicans (or students of mathematics) who like to calculate also the d
• d. (2) Exploring abstractions: In mathematics, one frequently generalises by dr
• nvironment in LaTeX files. I am a mathematics student and many times, during my
• 81 1 4 I'm a mathematics student too and I really like thi
• arch engines today can understand mathematics. To equalize the playing field, o
• maths
• oker online. Since they were good in maths, logical decision making, analysing
• matplotlib
• ns plus some external modules like matplotlib, numpy, math and pylab. I download
• matrices
• ed to represents sparse vectors and matrices (i.e. a compact representation of v
• mpact representation of vectors and matrices for which many entries are zeroes).
• maurizzzio
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• mble_solver ===== UDACITY ID ===== maurizzzio - mauro.41090@gmail.com link ans
• .com link answered 09 Apr, 17:41 maurizzzio 113 1 4 7 edited 12 Apr, 01:57
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• the core workings of the entry, like maybe uploading a file or interacting with
• closer to the Innovation gold-mine, maybe take Android to the next level. Anyw
• uals 1%.. and out of 99% for PR, I'm maybe only at 25%.. so by many standards I
• ip status on Facebook! (Oh, that one maybe in version 2.0, when I learn more CS
• an present some results here and ask maybe some questions. The idea was to use
• en they were out of Serbia and Serbs maybe did not live in that part of the cou
• in reading difficulty score range -- maybe you want to filter out all those sco
• too high" or perhaps "too low"... or maybe both to get "just right". Some refer
• at I would necessarily be aware of - maybe I have never heard of the book, or t
• e Pack Kind of a late submission and maybe a late time for user votes, but I li
• are and it only takes a few seconds (maybe 10) to run. It only needs to be buil
• buy usually) create a shopping list (maybe enter a number of days the food shou
• is more of a graph search alghoritm, maybe a breadth-first search or a depth-fi
• iews I had was odd in this respect : maybe restrict selection of the n+1th stor
• stion about the time request limit : maybe you can arrange the following : the
• wanted to check for any updates, or maybe you are interested in getting update
• maze
• rn based dungeon crawler in which the maze's structure is built from the graph r
• room with no doors, creepy... In the maze, you get to play the letter 'U' and w
• meal
• g the correct numbers. Input/Output A meal is defined as a list of food items. E
• lly cut and paste from to create your meal. Consider that part "going shopping."
• ng shopping." I have created 2 sample meals. One healthful. One based on a McDon
• tems. Here is output from a healthful meal . This is an Individual contribution.
• pe sites to gather some ideas for the meals. My favorite site is "http://gastron
• as the reciPY and start cooking your meals :). (*4) The search results are pres
• aral@gmail.com). Have yourself a good meal :) link answered 11 Apr, 19:42 Amar
• meals
• g shopping." I have created 2 sample meals. One healthful. One based on a McDon
• e sites to gather some ideas for the meals. My favorite site is "http://gastron
• as the reciPY and start cooking your meals :). (*4) The search results are pres
• meaningful
• greatest motivator to do something meaningful. • First Principles Approach - W
• measurement
• one is related to how to get the measurements and give them a format that our
• ever that help to reduce noise in measurements Source of 5 Volts Protoboar, PCB
• m Notebook/PC screen? We take the measurement (In my case Measurement in Channe
• he Monitor like light, we can see measurements close to 0 or 0: 1.0-0/255 = 1.0
• measurements
• one is related to how to get the measurements and give them a format that our c
• ever that help to reduce noise in measurements Source of 5 Volts Protoboar, PCB,
• he Monitor like light, we can see measurements close to 0 or 0: 1.0-0/255 = 1.0
• ep track of costs create units of measurements to make it more clear how much yo
• meat
• recipes, sorted by category, such as meat, fish, soups, sauces, etc. To check,
• ces, etc. To check, for instance, the meat dishes, you can go to "http://www.gas
• mechanism
• sult to the user by a notification mechanism such as the Open Source software G
• hen modified this to use a caching mechanism which allows for much improved per
• media
• d-image: url('http://www.udacity.com/media/img/home-header-sides-bg-20x238.png'
• atio" problem of dealing with social media.. We want to jump to the middle of a
• d-image: url('http://www.udacity.com/media/img/home-header-sides-bg-20x238.png'
• uld be used. Being a sports fan, I immediately thought of using the algorithm t
• for the keyword "Ethiopia". I the immediate cause, however, was udacity's prog
• en your name is published on popular media sites. So you submit your name the s
• un.co.uk/ *, 'Lady Gaga' ). You'll immediately receive notification when that n
• d-image: url('http://www.udacity.com/media/img/home-header-sides-bg-20x238.png'
• ng. Usually, people have to pay intermediary fees (by usual, this is equal to t
• g on the ingredient/part list Social media buttons added (fixed, actually) Some
• d-image: url('http://www.udacity.com/media/img/home-header-sides-bg-20x238.png'
• ommit, Single term search + extended media linking v1.2 support for multi term
• ph slam" You can also enter extended media links consisting of a video's YouTub
• 7[8.3,12][52,60] ... or even several media links at once pronunciation of the w
• rch but also the concept of extended media linking (described in the project do
• API. News Story Aside from the multimedia and real-time data, modern online ne
• mediafire
• ember any more . Code : http://www.mediafire.com/?n68pgp21m5ncilu (it is split
• medical
• hese NGOs, where there is a lack of medical services and doctors. 5.) You may b
• medicaments
• hing else than working, preparing medicaments, taking care of my patients' heal
• medics
• practical procedures for nurses and medics: "The cardiac monitoring will be nec
• medieval
• the classical pieces that quote the medieval chant 'Dies Irae'), composers ("I j
• meep
• Kyrnm Participant Just me. Forum name meep/meepbobeep. Real name: Mary Pat Campb
• Participant Just me. Forum name meep/meepbobeep. Real name: Mary Pat Campbell e
• d Python.) link answered 2 days ago meep 107 1 7 for conve
• ing.pdf (yesterday) meep 0
• meet
• ough it's a cool town and I'd love to meet some of y'all up there, visit Google,
• a customizable search engine that can meet an individual’s personal preference
• signed to be more generic in order to meet the needs of the perceived “most”
• ��t consider useful or don’t really meet the needs of their search objectives.
• mehsp
• rs: myself link answered yesterday mehsp 25 2 pre
• melodic
• urrently limited to monophonic (one melodic line) MIDI files, since my algorith
• melodies
• han not, some people have had short melodies in their heads and were unable to i
• use a database containing the main melodies of various songs. Database consists
• melody
• an index. You can then search for a melody (a list of note names, e.g. ['C4', '
• posers ("I just composed a brilliant melody! Oh shit, never mind, it's the Zelda
• s. By inputting some notes from that melody into our search engine, the search e
• membership
• ial groups (size 1) with identical memberships. And it answers Tom's special cas
• know an easy way to test lists for membership equality. Good one there, the way
• memberships
• al groups (size 1) with identical memberships. And it answers Tom's special cas
• memoization
• includes two from the homeworks - memoization and quicksort. The experience of
• memory
• I don't think that building a in memory search engine is good neither. We ca
• mage.. You "downloaded" it into your memory.. It can continue "moving" you until
• eader uses the python mmap module to memory map these files. The whole search pi
• sodes even though they are stored in memory on a list. You can still manually ge
• onsequently, the program is fast and memory efficient. For the classification pr
• ly better) UI Optimised performance, memory usage, etc...... Code http://pastebi
• storage of inverted index instead of memory which we learned in class, regular f
• nt parts (hardware – system board, memory card, system cover etc). Usually I b
• c data such as: date/time stamps raw memory locations network port numbers Examp
• mentality
• er app, in the winner-takes-it-all mentality , that has been deeply routed in a
• mentally
• I don't need to waste 15 minutes to mentally filter the information and then ano
• mention
• . All the other files that were not mentioned above were created by Django auto
• d) Word Relevancy Score e) # Words mentioned in Anchor text from Inbound Links
• ner in a very short time. I want to mention again that I have used only the too
• "external.py". NOTE_v2: I forgot to mention that, in order to make the interfac
• mentions
• rd method of purely packing in more mentions of "movies", say, would push the pa
• 0 if the frequency is either 0 (no mentions) or 1 (nothing but). The peak occur
• talks about bipolar disorder and he mentions Katherine Zeta Jones as an example
• menu
• ain at any time to return to the main menu and get a list of topics. Type "help"
• =0B_3SNhsAHodsOU9LMmFSU2lDX1U (choose menu entry: File- Download to download the
• python at cs101! Project Code: Choose menu entry: File- Download to download the
• 2 out_nukular files are the output of menu item 1(read and analyze text) Backgro
• hpSjNOb2c Project Code: (v1.3) choose menu entry: File- Download to download the
• meny
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• merely
• , I enrolled in this class because I merely wanted to learn how to build a searc
• to any programming, what follows is merely a very amateur stab at creating such
• merit
• judge all entries based on their own merits, regardless of whether they were do
• ser considers are specific enough to merit having them in the final index. The
• mess
• uld it take to both encode and decode messages. Since CS101 is my first formal i
• ipher A 'key' function that decrypt a message if the shift value is known And a
• BBREV.txt data set from the USDA is a mess. It has null characters in random pla
• messages
• hone screen shots of the output SMS messages that were created and sent by my pr
• o the beginning of the batch of SMS messages to ensure that none of the SMS mess
• ages to ensure that none of the SMS messages were lost in transmission prior to
• the alert string into # SMS length messages by breaking up the string at white
• dability and in case one of the SMS messages gets # delayed which could cause ou
• plishes the transmission of the SMS messages # by utilizing the Email to SMS Gat
• rvice will send approximately 5 SMS messages for every new # weather alert. Depe
• hat have # not been sent out as SMS messages yet #******************************
• ts that have # not been sent as SMS messages yet # state - the state you want th
• nsmissions to prevent SMS ' print ' messages from getting out of order when rece
• .sleep(5) #time delay to ensure SMS messages stay ordered msg_order = '(' + str(
• rvice will send approximately 5 SMS messages for every new # weather alert. Depe
• ay to let my site visitors to leave messages or reminders for me. The applicatio
• escribed a way to detect Spam email messages. It allows you to specify three set
• the examples of SPAM and HAM email messages given in the ai-class lecture ( htt
• for estimating the distribution of messages between categories and the distribu
• i-class example of 3 SPAM and 5 HAM messages, each containing 3 words, the best
• assifies 87.5% (7 of 8) of the test messages. The program builds an index data s
• with counts of the total number of messages and tokens (words, counting repetit
• Each trial uses one of the training messages as the query, and leaves it out whe
• d from the distribution of training messages: P(CATn) = (num_msg_in_CATn + k_cat
• s the total number of tokens in all messages that formed the training index for
• ords across all categories training messages. In forming the product, the ratio
• ebook and twitter posts and even IM messages, there has been increasing amount o
• ession algorithm during sending SMS messages that other user can understand even
• d it take to both encode and decode messages. Since CS101 is my first formal int
• messy
• which at this moment looks a little messy...but hey... I met the deadline! Tha
• meta
• ed on the presence of words in title, meta tags, the frequency of the words in t
• es pages that either have missleading meta headers or overcrowd content with key
• with sitemap and crawl delay. Robots meta tag: Parse the HTML meta tag of a giv
• elay. Robots meta tag: Parse the HTML meta tag of a given url that tells robots
• nformation of the robots.txt file and meta robots tag. Sitemap Parser: Parse an
• description, based on the description meta tag or body content. Alexa Rank: Retu
• have very similar grammar (BNF). The meta search engines are not legal. The TOS
• metadata
• ould crawl Wikipedia.. and collect "metadata".. I thought it could be useful for
• use the text in links, page title, metadata, figures and title tags to try skew
• meters
• from my home here in Illinois on 10 meters. Anyhow, this background finally bri
• ility whereby you can enter some parameters in a webform, lots of parameters, cl
• parameters in a webform, lots of parameters, click submit and receive an XML doc
• ems like it's passing a bunch of parameters to the server where it pulls and for
• the output for you based on your parameters. I knew I had to import urllib, we'v
• . For example # the order of the parameters is (output-file,index,ranks,keyword,
• at you can see the order for the parameters; think of this as akin to the contex
• rs [and ignore them] extract url parameters from query perform search via web pa
• rom query perform search via web parameters, criteria and search modes from chec
• method
• For doing this major project proper methodology and objectives were set to tran
• is stopped. (10) 5. METHODOLOGY The methodology for the project follows the sof
• ese data objects with business logic methods. Although most Rails models are bac
• in future. • Understandability- A method is understandable if someone other t
• omeone other than the creator of the method can understand the code (as well as
• ator after a time lapse). We use the method with small and coherent helps to acc
• ser immediately. • Robustness- Its method is robust if it does not fail even i
• , avoid traversing multiple links or methods, etc. • Cost Effectiveness- Its c
• ery one knew how laborious the usual method is of attaining to arts and sciences
• list comprehensions, the .replace() method, and perhaps a few other advanced sy
• the page itself). A straightforward method of purely packing in more mentions o
• ." The crawling, indexing and lookup methods were derived from and modeled CS 10
• related word. The advantage of this method is that it automatically compensates
• tion a couple of times. However, the method includes a count of the frequency of
• teur stab at creating such a ranking method. My idea is to replicate the page ra
• s, it is possible to use statistical methods, like simple Pearson correlation or
• he 'pages' variable in the getTweets method, the program will scan more Twitter
• eadable. I have an idea for a better method of updating letter probability's and
• ects) and operations on that data in methods (procedures). Java and Python have
• olutions or requires a more advanced method its likely my program will be unable
• methodology
• r doing this major project proper methodology and objectives were set to transf
• stopped. (10) 5. METHODOLOGY The methodology for the project follows the softw
• methods
• se data objects with business logic methods. Although most Rails models are bac
• avoid traversing multiple links or methods, etc. • Cost Effectiveness- Its c
• " The crawling, indexing and lookup methods were derived from and modeled CS 10
• , it is possible to use statistical methods, like simple Pearson correlation or
• cts) and operations on that data in methods (procedures). Java and Python have
• metic
• gines additionally to compute arith- metic equations. So we added a function to
• aluate the search query. Simple arithmetic equations First the program tries to
• e program tries to solve simple arithmetic equations like 3 2 or 3 *4. It's pos
• on and integration# Well simple arithmetic equations are... simple ;-) usually
• metric
• algorithm is highly dependent of the metric used to compute the similarity among
• metrics
• keyword use NLTK WordNet to compute metrics from natural human language build a
• michael
• most welcome ;) --- Udacity ID --- michael.gradek@gmail.com link answered 11
• michaelmcelroy
• Submission 1: http://michaelmcelroy.net/pages/grepwww/ 2: http://mic
• roy.net/pages/grepwww/ 2: http://michaelmcelroy.net/pages/grepwww/resources/grep
• ces/grepwww.php.zip 3: Forum ID: michaelmcelroy link answered 15 Apr, 21:53 mi
• oy link answered 15 Apr, 21:53 michaelmcelroy 51 2
• micro
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• I will open an amazon micro instance to make accessible the proj
• microchip
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• microsoft
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• middle
• voted up now appear somewhere in the middle of the answers. If you're sorting by
• ocial media.. We want to jump to the middle of a Topic, right in the thick of it
• er looses internet connection in the middle of a SMS transmission. Note that the
• # addition, if the program is in the middle of sending a group # of email/SMSs a
• ter of for me. So then you come to a middle point of what the search engine says
• cover that she appears mostly in the middle part of the book, not at the beginni
• migrate
• t need to be sudo for this) rake db:migrate (this will create all the tables re
• mildly
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• milestone
• to surpass the 100 million website milestone. Apache was the first viable alter
• ity initiative and setting a major milestone in the future of education. Second
• milligram
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• million
• less books may provide education to millions of others. 2.) You may be the owne
• server software to surpass the 100 million website milestone. Apache was the f
• n the world lottery history (US$656 million). Many people decided to improve th
• millions
• less books may provide education to millions of others. 2.) You may be the owner
• milos
• , milanaaa@gmail.com Milos Kaljevic, milos.kaljevic@gmail.com link answered y
• milspa
• @gmail.com link answered yesterday milspa 342 1 3 8
• mimics
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• minha
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• mini
• ee Django hosting. Here it is: http://minisearch.alwaysdata.net/ Changes compare
• tps://github.com/Friendy/Minisearcher minisearch - is the main directory of my a
• deploy Minisearcher. Files inside the minisearch directory: model.py - most of t
• ced_no_results.html Files inside the "mini" directory: settings.py - Django sett
• er file with the same name inside the minisearch directory and described above.
• rojects like me! You may set up and administer an intranet for them. 6.) You may
• b. Zero-configuration - no setup or administration needed. c. A complete databas
• desirable to aim for a system with a minimum cost subject to the condition that
• Submission BitCrawl is a data mining and forecasting tool. For a demonst
• blog to follow our baby steps in data mining and artificial intelligence, bit by
• the one quiz where we had to solve a mini puzzle I thought it would be fine to
• minimal
• page and the pages that link to it, minimal information. Anything and everythin
• to run a useful search engine with minimal hardware requirements. It can even
• minimize
• onnected Repetion in ADC reading to minimize reading errors Time between reading
• minimum
• esirable to aim for a system with a minimum cost subject to the condition that
• We can then correct the word using minimum distance. Spell Correction File: 'w
• he filtering process. These are the minimum requirements for it to be productio
• by keep my impact on that site to a minimum. This routine is fifopop. Two dicti
• ok into. An integer 'letters' - the minimum amount of letters have to have each
• minions
• which you (or your Mechanical Turk minions) can mine new works of science or l
• minisearch
• Django hosting. Here it is: http://minisearch.alwaysdata.net/ Changes compared t
• ://github.com/Friendy/Minisearcher minisearch - is the main directory of my appl
• loy Minisearcher. Files inside the minisearch directory: model.py - most of the
• file with the same name inside the minisearch directory and described above. Thi
• minor
• out it I suggest that you make a few minor modifications (procedure and variabl
• hese extensions there are some other minor improvements to the previous code su
• the search results. I also made some minor changes to the engine itself. Here t
• mins
• mber of links. My computer took +- 20 mins to gather all indexing information. T
• minute
• lost, # the program will wait for 1 minute before attempting a # reconnect and
• print print 'Pausing approximately 1 minute before attempting resend of failed S
• print 'Next weather alert check in 5 minutes' time.sleep(300) #wait for 300 seco
• leep(300) #wait for 300 seconds or 5 minutes until next weather check else: #pos
• connection problem so try back in 1 minute instead of normal 5 minutes print pr
• back in 1 minute instead of normal 5 minutes print print 'Next weather alert che
• print 'Next weather alert check in 1 minute' time.sleep(60) #according to docume
• / Script checks specified site every minute. Could hash an element, store it in
• Submission This is kind of last minute, and I'm a bit self conscious becaus
• minutes
• future. That changes everything. 15 minutes is all I need. I'm scared of airpla
• rint 'Next weather alert check in 5 minutes' time.sleep(300) #wait for 300 seco
• eep(300) #wait for 300 seconds or 5 minutes until next weather check else: #pos
• ack in 1 minute instead of normal 5 minutes print print 'Next weather alert che
• able with. I don't need to waste 15 minutes to mentally filter the information
• information and then another 10, 15 minutes to get back to what i was doing bef
• mat (eg. Yesterday, 2 weeks ago, 35 minutes ago) If the news site is not displa
• ny healthcare professional in a few minutes. How it works Medicworkpedia docume
• could be painted in approximately 7 minutes on my Dell inspiron 2006 vintage ce
• ime (in the worst case took like 20 minutes to solve the anagram :O). I needed
• miraclesofmodernscience
• awler test site: http://www.miraclesofmodernscience.com/udacity/ Team: Evan You
• miraculous
• cense on the code? What if by some miraculous twist of fate, I actually come up
• misspellings
• move inactive entries (gibberish, misspellings, inactive IPs etc.) To see these
• of a dictionary of words. So any misspellings in the index will make a wrong re
• mistake
• I have submitted multiple times by mistake. Shall I delete the repetitions?
• o participate, then they made a big mistake in letter teenagers enroll in the c
• Here's my situation. Save ONE dumb mistaken on the first homework (and, of cou
• er person ) . - If the user makes a mistake while writing the origin , a Did yo
• ou sent me, Its actually a careless mistake i made in a commit removing some un
• mistaken
• test? I apologize @wellfair if I am mistaken, I hope that I am.
• Here's my situation. Save ONE dumb mistaken on the first homework (and, of cour
• mistakes
• t few years, they have made SERIOUS mistakes, what in contemporary parlance are
• if there are some special (stupid) mistakes. I extended the program with anothe
• e language so please forgive me any mistakes. Submitter Forum ID: TyrManuZ lin
• cation, and avoid a lot of the dumb mistakes I made. All the code is available i
• mixes
• y are interested at, and my timeline mixes murmurs, diaries, news and blog post
• mixture
• n over 90% existing words and not a mixture of tags and words 2 - An Algorithm
• er values, in which case a weighted mixture of Markov models is used. A value o
• t exactly. We have therefore used a mixture model, with word-by-word stochastic
• algorithm: I am thinking between a mixture of PageRank and a count of how much
• mkdroid
• cation for Android(TM). Web: http://mkdroid.com and https://play.google.com/sto
• oogle.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mkdroid.activity Source Code: https://githu
• mmap
• Rank The index reader uses the python mmap module to memory map these files. The
• mobile
• m: Reduce the cost of a sms from two mobile phone. Motivation: SMS are today sti
• ion Project Name: OffDocSearch. Fast mobile search in official documentation (eg
• we shift the perspective towards the mobile user? A person with a smartphone in
• he application OffDocSearch provides mobile users with unique time-saving opport
• rticular area and you need quick and mobile search of specific information, then
• nterface is implemented using jQuery mobile to provide access via smartphones. W
• application. We also plan to make a mobile application. We plan to use the know
• mock
• GUI to the python code. The code and mock ups and the code can be found at: htt
• moda
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• mode
• addresses i guess email or some other mode would be used. So what was the pass m
• ecause my project is still in "draft" mode, but i can present some results here
• nformation. We didn’t develop whole model, it is already complicated enough. W
• is already complicated enough. Whole model would have few different classes of
• names and locations. This simplified model has two classes of objects, town and
• the website the Concept Tab and each mode's motivation and explanation to bette
• SAGE NOTES: -PLEASE ALLOW POPUPS many modes require you to allow pop-ups for thi
• oSearch currently implements 3 search modes: 1- CREATIVE FIBO REMIX When you per
• s classification using a Bag of Words model and Laplace smoothing. Leave-One-Out
• lookup methods were derived from and modeled CS 101's homework problems. For si
• om the multimedia and real-time data, modern online newspapers look about the sa
• a web parameters, criteria and search modes from checkboxes build resulting html
• usted My submission can be run in two modes: the first mode is standalone search
• on can be run in two modes: the first mode is standalone search configured at th
• iteria' to None to disable standalone mode the second mode is via an inbuilt web
• to disable standalone mode the second mode is via an inbuilt webserver which can
• et 'port' to = 0 to disable webserver mode and setting the 'host' variable to so
• te it defaults to 20 In the webserver mode you can use your browser for searchin
• rl' variable If running in standalone mode, the criteria will be applied against
• ght proximity If running in webserver mode, the browser can be directed to the u
• From here you can choose which search mode to operate, and modify your criteria
• model
• x statistic. And the last one is for modeling web pages topology. It can be use
• les inside the minisearch directory: model.py - most of the code is in this fil
• is like an intermediate between the model and the templates to which the resul
• automatically construct some of the models and views needed for a basic websit
• e Model layer represents your domain model (such as Account, Product, Person, P
• plication. In Rails, database-backed model classes are derived from ActiveRecor
• s logic methods. Although most Rails models are backed by a database, models ca
• ils models are backed by a database, models can also be ordinary Ruby classes,
• ws, and more. Controllers manipulate models and render view templates in order
• ch case a weighted mixture of Markov models is used. A value of 2.8 works well
• ementations is that 2nd-order Markov models generate text that is “creative�
• too random and incoherent; 3rd-order models are often a bit too constrained and
• rained and uncreative; and 4th-order models are so constrained that they tend t
• ly. We have therefore used a mixture model, with word-by-word stochastic select
• fall-back” to a lower-order Markov model when there are fewer than two choice
• Crawling web pages using thread pool model. At the same time, indexing(stemming
• formation. We didn’t develop whole model, it is already complicated enough. W
• is already complicated enough. Whole model would have few different classes of
• names and locations. This simplified model has two classes of objects, town and
• classification using a Bag of Words model and Laplace smoothing. Leave-One-Out
• lookup methods were derived from and modeled CS 101's homework problems. For si
• . Wikipedia.) A simple Search Engine model takes keyword input and outputs rele
• links. A more complete Search Engine model contains the user, who in many cases
• re detail; as well as how I chose to model it using Python data structures. Tha
• models
• automatically construct some of the models and views needed for a basic website
• s logic methods. Although most Rails models are backed by a database, models can
• ils models are backed by a database, models can also be ordinary Ruby classes, o
• ws, and more. Controllers manipulate models and render view templates in order t
• ch case a weighted mixture of Markov models is used. A value of 2.8 works well f
• ementations is that 2nd-order Markov models generate text that is “creative”
• too random and incoherent; 3rd-order models are often a bit too constrained and
• rained and uncreative; and 4th-order models are so constrained that they tend to
• moderators
• st. Does it have to be approved by moderators? Thanks! link answered 11 Apr, 1
• modern
• wler test site: http://www.miraclesofmodernscience.com/udacity/ Team: Evan Young
• ll a work in progress. However, most modern browsers have some HTML5 support. �
• chine, a prescient forerunner of our modern computers, occupied the larger part
• ble from internet. We will introduce modern concepts in computer science like Vi
• te has made changes. That is because modern designs for "under construction" des
• concise and related to the course Do modern search engines know this? If the pre
• m the multimedia and real-time data, modern online newspapers look about the sam
• modes
• AGE NOTES: -PLEASE ALLOW POPUPS many modes require you to allow pop-ups for thi
• Search currently implements 3 search modes: 1- CREATIVE FIBO REMIX When you per
• web parameters, criteria and search modes from checkboxes build resulting html
• sted My submission can be run in two modes: the first mode is standalone search
• modifiable
• put it in a format that is easily modifiable for uses like these. Take a look a
• modification
• the box of just trying to build a modification of the "search engine". The "sear
• suggest that you make a few minor modifications (procedure and variable names, c
• still legally use the code, with modification or probably without, but now you
• ange frequency, priority and last modification date of each url. Save Bucket: Sa
• allow others to make enhancement modifications: adding more seeds and weeding o
• e built for the class, with a few modifications. I use BeautifulSoup to help me
• at the top of the script for easy modification. The second part is the search en
• as this note doesn't constitute a modification to the project deliverables thems
• modifications
• uggest that you make a few minor modifications (procedure and variable names, c
• recording all prior scores. Main modifications to the CS101 code Lowercaseifyin
• nk procedure with some important modifications. An initial corpus of both posit
• allow others to make enhancement modifications: adding more seeds and weeding o
• ally in this setting (with a few modifications). Further work can be done to ta
• built for the class, with a few modifications. I use BeautifulSoup to help me
• 's what I did. I made some heavy modifications to the crawler and incorporated
• found here. I made the following modifications: Allowed for multiple search ter
• modify
• should be able to understand it and modify it for their own personal use as nee
• (such as myself) can understand and modify the code, which at this moment looks
• al CSS style file, without having to modify the webpage. The final webpage is im
• ne accessible from internet. We will modify our python (based on the last correc
• ts NCAA Results Feel free to use and modify the code as you wish (under a Creati
• the codes on Github so everyone can modify and enhance it for our own good and
• age but the simplest one might be to modify the index’s structure to this form
• ex must be modified. Furthermore, to modify the search procedure so that it can
• or to the deadline and now I may not modify the app. Looking at the application
• and edge can have some options that modify the way they are displayed. Here is
• se which search mode to operate, and modify your criteria many times, depending
• modular
• crawler). Also, the code is fairly modular, so someone might find some use for
• module
• he index reader uses the python mmap module to memory map these files. The whole
• d product using just standart python modules. Thus one can learn how to create a
• ief description Involve! is a python module and applications such as: - Index da
• odules This project is based on four modules and these are explained as follows:
• 1.) GENERAL CONTRIBUTOR MODULE- This module is included for the general users of
• REGISTERED CONTRIBUTOR MODULE- This module is included for the users who have r
• nce. 3.) GENERAL NGO MODULE- In this module, any certified NGO can view the list
• . 4.) REGISTERED NGO MODULE- In this module, the registered NGOs can have donati
• elp of donations. All the above four modules are included in the project for the
• System Integration Testing- All the modules of the system are tested and then i
• m is maintained by testing different modules, managing the number of users, mana
• ile! Some of the most important CSS3 modules are:  Selectors  Box Model �
• faces as provided by the ActiveModel module.  The Controller layer is respons
• GOs can be promoted by including the module for products exhibitions. This will
• mpleted doesn't use any HTML parsing modules like beautiful soup. I tried to do
• my own functions plus some external modules like matplotlib, numpy, math and py
• e up of random numbers, and for some modules the type of question is chosen at r
• urrent function (normally a question module). User progress is saved in a dictio
• the odd structure. Just write a new module, and add a help entry, a dictionary
• function to direct users to the new module. Application to CS 101 and Udacity:
• formant imports only standard Python modules, except for FeedParser.py that must
• ns: void on_adc() -- Turn on the ADC module void off_adc() -- Turn off the ADC m
• e void off_adc() -- Turn off the ADC module void read_adc() -- Read ADC Others:
• source i used the selenium webdriver module which returns the DOM after javascri
• ry is saved to file using the pickle module. The dictionary is later reversed fo
• es. So we import the python datetime module to accomplish seamless date and time
• : I used two freely available python modules in completing this submission: Beau
• uilt-in function or standard library module, like str or urllib . The search box
• modules
• product using just standart python modules. Thus one can learn how to create a
• dules This project is based on four modules and these are explained as follows:
• lp of donations. All the above four modules are included in the project for the
• System Integration Testing- All the modules of the system are tested and then i
• is maintained by testing different modules, managing the number of users, mana
• le! Some of the most important CSS3 modules are:  Selectors  Box Model �
• pleted doesn't use any HTML parsing modules like beautiful soup. I tried to do
• my own functions plus some external modules like matplotlib, numpy, math and py
• up of random numbers, and for some modules the type of question is chosen at r
• ormant imports only standard Python modules, except for FeedParser.py that must
• om. I used the time, sys and shelve modules to time searches, get the command l
• I used two freely available python modules in completing this submission: Beau
• moduls
• d interaction via console I used new moduls: date, csv, sys How to go on There a
• moisture
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• molecular
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• molho
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• moment
• ite well. It's only crawling for the moment though, it doesn't extract anything
• d and modify the code, which at this moment looks a little messy...but hey... I
• r - youtube isn't cooperating at the moment. I should note that the program is p
• the program is pretty limited at the moment. There are 2 assignment exercises an
• erd.com/calculators/pearsons-product-moment-correlation-coefficient-calculator-1
• rticularly on those insight research moments. Concept + Ideas A Search Engine is
• r three. This is fairly basic at the moment and should be extened to allow regex
• when I had writers block at the last moment (my brain was stuck in an infinite l
• eraction still working on it for the moment. Following figure shows search inter
• ing what genes are active at a given moment in a given cell type). I specialize
• somewhere in 2011. It was a joyfull moment, but didn't catalyse any further stu
• age and 'guess' its language. At the moment, the search results are pretty accur
• l in Madrid (Spain). Since the first moment I was engaged in this awesome trip f
• an use a search engine? That was the moment when the idea popped in my head: mak
• try to link inside the video to the moment the query occurs. If your search que
• e is taking up all hobby time at the moment) but I have had good contacts to Cal
• moments
• ticularly on those insight research moments. Concept + Ideas A Search Engine is
• mondstein
• astebin.com/dBT7MGrQ (3) FORUM ID: mondstein link answered 15 Apr, 16:53 mond
• tein link answered 15 Apr, 16:53 mondstein 595 5 24
• monetary
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• money
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• ionary 10.) Personal Care apart from money. These NGOs also require services li
• y way like in the form of furniture, money, books, stationery, utensils, etc. T
• heir chances to win by pooling their money and buying many tickets together, wi
• struct them back, saving a user some money in the process. Also it could be use
• additionally as input the amount of money you went to bet) will display the pr
• a total of 100$, then the amount of money to be placed on each outcome of the
• ially, that is possible. Please send money to anything you believe turns the wo
• to their APIs. You can make a ton of money if you put ads in the resuts. Thats
• oning could be avoided, and how much money could be saved on unused groceries i
• ressure. Most people do not have the money to buy a house, so people have to re
• once considering a p/t job for extra money, which involves being trained in how
• monitor
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• Project name: monitoree Type: site monitor Idea: To make a script that checks
• e-mail) Applications: What could be monitored? Your crush's relationship status
• run server.js, it will continuously monitor and index your pdf files. Use clien
• e price of items in online stores o monitor and alert updates (price, weather a
• Submission I am the web monitor for the website for the Handweavers
• Simply add the website you wish to monitor and relax, Whenever you need to che
• monitoree
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• monkey
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• monophonic
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• monroe
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• month
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• hen I come back to this class in six months... (13 Apr, 02:25)
• == BACKGROUND ===== I love gaming, a month ago I started playing this awesome g
• is is equal to the rent fees for one month) for finding a house. After learned
• een teaching myself Python for a few months, but Udacity’s CS101 course was m
• build something like this for over 6 months, but I have a business background a
• months
• far as Python goes - no more than 3 months. Project name: monitoree Type: site
• as precisely what a wanted to do six months from now in my PhD. I still need to
• real crazy for me in the lab. A few months from now I all have this written as
• at courses. Who would have told me 2 months ago that today I would have coded th
• / list missing; title3 'I3: How many months did you work for pay in the past 12
• did you work for pay in the past 12 months?'; title4 'Asked if I1 1 and (I2 = 7
• = 7 or NQ2 = 1), t3 = 'I3: How many months did you work for pay in the past 12
• did you work for pay in the past 12 months?', t4 = 'Asked if I1 1 and (I2 = 7 o
• hen I come back to this class in six months... (13 Apr, 02:25)
• een teaching myself Python for a few months, but Udacity’s CS101 course was my
• build something like this for over 6 months, but I have a business background an
• was bought about a year ago, only 2 months after launching. They aggregate grou
• perhaps less than one year or a few months before if possible). It would enhanc
• monty
• roßmaß (Berlin, Germany) Forum-Id: monty email: rgrossmass@googlemail.com l
• moral
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• morally
• hese sites will act responsibly and morally with their data. It’s no secret t
• morass
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• most
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• r..." or should I say "The guy who is most famous for proposing the theory of ev
• 217 Answers: oldest newest most voted oldest newest most voted previo
• ldest newest most voted oldest newest most voted previous 1 ... 9 10 11 12 13 ..
• erested in searching for based on the most frequent entities in the pages return
• ocations, etc) in them, order them by most frequent, and return the top 5. So a
• little value (IMHO) to the index for most searches. Who searches for "on" "the"
• IT, Electronics and game development most of these websites are related. The pr
• deo Why not just import RSS feeds ? Almost all of the sites I follow export only
• mostly
• sn't too bad for a project which was mostly written over a 24 hour sprint(exclud
• ombination of Python and Javascript (mostly with the jQuery library). The result
• its borders over time. In school, we mostly learned the history of territories u
• my first attempt, the rankings were mostly reasonable except one major surprise
• There are also lots of 'tt' pairings mostly because I keep talking about letters
• Submission Sudoku solver (mostly anyway!) After the one quiz where we
• 05), we'll discover that she appears mostly in the middle part of the book, not
• ntes Saavedra (Spain, 1547-1616) for mostly 2 reasons: this is the most importan
• mother
• weak point of mine(even if it is my mother tongue) The American writer “Mark
• wRJ1GV0OyS8BzuCS1o English is not my mother tongue, please accept my apology for
• motivation
• te the Concept Tab and each mode's motivation and explanation to better understa
• motivator
• make a difference, is the greatest motivator to do something meaningful. • Fi
• mouse
• property to make a query. Examples: mouse brain mass neurons human mass rhesus
• pecies included in this version are: mouse : Mus musculus rat : Rattus norvegic
• . If you're chained to a windows/mac mouse, or don't have a posix command-line
• movable
• o generate random word sequences on movable wooden blocks, then copy out any se
• movie
• tFlix does a great job of suggesting movies for an individual, but what about d
• ristics to build a list of potential movies, the program uses the viewer's top
• rogram uses the viewer's top pick of movies, combining them with the genres of
• ng them with the genres of potential movies to develop a movie ranking for the
• res of potential movies to develop a movie ranking for the viewers. Any number
• se database for data. The top ranked movies have a link to their web page on fr
• ipt that extracts IMDB reviews for a movie, classifies them and generate a resu
• s IMDBAPI by Brian Fritz to get IMDB movie id and some basic info of a movie. T
• DB movie id and some basic info of a movie. Then it uses the movie id the crawl
• ic info of a movie. Then it uses the movie id the crawl the imdb review page an
• info and classified reviews of that movie. The classify may not be always corr
• in different reviews and depends on movie titles and it's trained or not Here
• files in the lists directory is the movie lists I used to train the NaiveBayes
• purely packing in more mentions of "movies", say, would push the paper up high
• movies
• tFlix does a great job of suggesting movies for an individual, but what about da
• ristics to build a list of potential movies, the program uses the viewer's top p
• rogram uses the viewer's top pick of movies, combining them with the genres of p
• ng them with the genres of potential movies to develop a movie ranking for the v
• se database for data. The top ranked movies have a link to their web page on fre
• purely packing in more mentions of "movies", say, would push the paper up highe
• s next? Ever wanted to find out what movies are showing on tv? If Your answer is
• a show name, find out about upcoming movies, today's shows, Sports shows or any
• now will show listings and upcoming movies for India only. We plan to include o
• h more! We can also find out all the movies on tv. Plus if you want to zero in o
• at are coming up as well as upcoming movies that will air on tv. Some pretty use
• mpal
• d of my choosing (I chose my initials mpal and Udacity) 3. Get the distance of e
• msgsize
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• hannels|ADC Channel Selection Codes msgsize -- Size of DeviceName+1 DeviceName
• msgsize|DeviceName|No
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• multi
• n more than one group and be part of multiple submissions. (30
• r SEO, Webmasters Web Owners, also a multi word spell checker Application Descr
• dvertising platform that made them a multibillion dollar company. Their search
• ams that can use threads, databases, multi-process and that can run faster than
• t is definitely not necessary to use multi-threading or databases for this (alt
• n more than one group and be part of multiple submissions." Having learned to c
• or two, it won't enable you to make multiple submissions yourself.)
• n more than one group and be part of multiple submissions. (30
• class. Instead of taking a query or multiple query as an input, it takes in a
• st string can be a string containing multiple words (ex: 'Paris Hilton') but th
• elebrity'). The goal is to perform a multi word query on the first string while
• 'celebrity'], my code will perform a multiword query on ['Paris','Hilton'] (in
• deals to allow users to search (with multi words query) for deals from multiple
• th multi words query) for deals from multiple platforms. Users are authenticate
• n more than one group and be part of multiple submissions. (30
• ended media linking v1.2 support for multi term search (OR concatenation) v1.3
• So give it a shot. Maybe try to add multi-term or compound term search, scroll
• ng an API. News Story Aside from the multimedia and real-time data, modern onli
• equests at least 9 per story), so if multiple people are accessing the site at
• ngle keyword has been extended to be multiple keywords for search criteia defau
• multibillion
• rtising platform that made them a multibillion dollar company. Their search engi
• multidisciplinary
• artitioning of research, hurts multidisciplinary collaborations and hinders sci
• multimedia
• ion by removing links to images or multimedia (usually advertisement), punctuati
• an API. News Story Aside from the multimedia and real-time data, modern online
• multiword
• then the positions (to use in the multiword lookup). That's one piece of the r
• unted, it would crash the index as multiwords links by 'invisible' characters w
• indexed, delete it. It offers you multiword searching and alternative links th
• elebrity'], my code will perform a multiword query on ['Paris','Hilton'] (in wh
• r people here I have implemented a multiword search capability. This one consid
• multiwords
• unted, it would crash the index as multiwords links by 'invisible' characters wo
• mundane
• ive phrases, starting from the most mundane of sample texts. Simply select or p
• murmurs
• nterested at, and my timeline mixes murmurs, diaries, news and blog posts up. S
• musculus
• ed in this version are: mouse : Mus musculus rat : Rattus norvegicus baboon : Pa
• museums
• , directly to collectors, donate to museums, libraries, hospitals, universities
• music
• rstand much I have been playing more music though-- after trying to program str
• dded to our submission some relaxing music or something like that ;-) link an
• ith much sparetime and distribute my music under CC. I think that's the main di
• the "note on" events into strings of musical intervals (this was the toughest p
• ns, not the exact same notes. I am a musician and songwriter, new to programmin
• ch engine as having applications for music students (e.g. "Let me find all the
• inks tags present in mail, image and music tags. The webpages visited are memoi
• belong to several online underground music communities. I place the keyword "en
• earch engine on our own too, but for music instead! We are keeping the function
• n of this search engine simple since music can get really complicated. Includin
• we currently have limited inputs to music notes only for the sake of simplicit
• s for users to be able to search for musical pieces without knowing the musical
• r musical pieces without knowing the musical title. More often than not, some p
• eads and were unable to identify the music from which it originates. By inputti
• user to have a little background in music, to be able to know what musical not
• nd in music, to be able to know what musical notes to search for. Again, for si
• input notes against the notes of the music database we have. This means that if
• ans that if a user inputs ‘ABC’, music titles with exact notes of ‘ABC’
• een the notes, of user input against music database. By distance between notes,
• ow the key signature of the piece of music, to be able to still find the intend
• fewer the edits are, the higher the music title is ranked. The purpose of this
• practical, we need a way to retrieve musical notes based on mp3 instead of inpu
• musical
• he "note on" events into strings of musical intervals (this was the toughest pa
• for users to be able to search for musical pieces without knowing the musical
• musical pieces without knowing the musical title. More often than not, some pe
• d in music, to be able to know what musical notes to search for. Again, for sim
• ractical, we need a way to retrieve musical notes based on mp3 instead of input
• llow users with a good knowledge of musical notation are requested to contribut
• musician
• s, not the exact same notes. I am a musician and songwriter, new to programming
• mwmnj
• sion github repo: https://github.com/mwmnj/CodeCreeper finished product: http:/
• world! link answered 14 Apr, 17:58 mwmnj 116 1 6 10 edited 14 Apr, 22:56
• mySearchEngine
• Background : mySearchEngine grew out of Udacity's very first
• al search and ranking algorithm. mySearchEngine is an expansion of those basic i
• in one sitting. The objective of mySearchEngine is two fold: to save this tediou
• myabe
• d they typed the words incorrectly ( myabe they forgot a letter or something) a
• mysearchengine
• re of this application is in the mysearchengine.py file (in approot/lib/python).
• eractions and the Python code in mysearchengine.py and Ruby on Rails never talk
• s root and type "create database mysearchengine" checkout the repository from gi
• m git: https://github.com/eduard/mysearchengine cd mysearchengine bundle update
• hub.com/eduard/mysearchengine cd mysearchengine bundle update (you might need to
• mysql
• l the packages listed above log into mysql as root and type "create database my
• pervisor + tornado(Python) Database: mysql Crawler: a script written in Python
• mystery
• ray vision allows you to unwrap the mystery of food additives in a matter of na
• mystique
• olio, because once you see it, the "mystique" is gone.. And I can't copyright a



• nahumfarchi
• to shoot. Code https://github.com/nahumfarchi/Ucrawl Participants nahumfarchi
• m/nahumfarchi/Ucrawl Participants nahumfarchi link answered 19 Apr, 06:30 nah
• chi link answered 19 Apr, 06:30 nahumfarchi 56 1 3 edited 19 Apr, 06:32
• namely
• o run my code can alter these values namely the parameter passed to the spigot a
• stance between two axioms/theorems - namely the number of theorems that call bot
• nanoseconds
• of food additives in a matter of nanoseconds before you actually buy a product
• narrator
• ctive 'beautiful', we can infer the narrator, or the writter, has a good view ab
• narrow
• or IT sector. It also may be a more narrow scope - a python developer, Android
• nasty
• rJ) for spending some time getting a nasty bug out of my code - Peter Norvig is
• native
• s correctly (since english is not my native language): should i submit the conte
• rting the program. English is not my native language so please forgive me any mi
• doesn't know English (Spanish is our native language here in Bolivia :P) so I de
• ew word to form: 8 Please enter your native language: spanish The valid permutat
• uese site, not only because it is my native language, but also since i will like
• natural
• y. It has an elegant syntax that is natural to read and easy to write. Rails- R
• the form "A - B" or A implies B. In natural language, these are sentences of th
• is kind of analysis is relevant for natural language programming (such as optic
• ly there are far more sophisticated natural language programming techniques tha
• LTK WordNet to compute metrics from natural human language build a web service
• naturally
• page ranking algorithm works very naturally in this setting (with a few modifi
• nature
• but due to the highly, unpredictable nature of webpages and html documents, and
• f the still somewhat vague, discrete nature of this data collection, many people
• amic IP addresses, the unpredictable nature of IP reassignment etc.), but my goa
• navigate
• and you could "browse" through it.. navigate the Topic through its Schema or Tax
• on scent path" that I follow when I navigate through a series Wikipedia articles
• be able to do my job, I may have to navigate through tens of pages. Also Wikiped
• is 10. Changeable by user. Able to navigate forward and backward through result
• navigation
• build this thing. It's all about "navigation" and the "browsing" experience.. I
• navogation
• ery Navigate: the app will provide navogation (deals category - corresponding de
• nearer
• d Normal distribution-based scoring (nearer not just linearly better) UI Optimis
• nearly
• But, Python on ubuntu should behave nearly identical to Python on a Mac or othe
• neat
• ine from there. I thought it would be neat to be able to go to a result from my
• ched your video, loved it! Its really neat that just after crawling the website
• necessarily
• search terms in the HTML (but not necessarily displayed on the page itself). A
• he most relevant results, but not necessarily to me, or ones that I would neces
• arily to me, or ones that I would necessarily be aware of - maybe I have never
• needed”
• ords. These are words like “time.needed”, “for2days”, etc. I developed
• needy
• providing computer education to the needy. 3.) You may be the owner of an orga
• istered users can contribute for the needy people in any way like in the form o
• ncouraging more contributions to the needy people • Generating more options o
• e application is very useful for the needy people. • The framework used for t
• negative
• al of 2423 positive sample and 2386 negative sample To simplify the problem, the
• reviews with less than 4 stars as a negative review Trained data is stored in tr
• initial corpus of both positive and negative pages is rated either by users or s
• negotiation
• l solutions after long periods of negotiation. My program is an attempt to help
• nerd
• , our research team has developed the nerd hashtag for all your symbolic manipul
• nerdy
• next!). Or, if you are particularly nerdy (like me), you can write a code to d
• nervous
• condly, stackoverflow.com would get nervous when I sent too many requests its w
• nets
• er to go through the e-mail or social nets logging. The project code The project
• network
• d with a search engine and a social network of its own. Contents: ABSTRACT –
• with an in built portal and social networking. This web application is created
• rch. 2.) CMAIL: It is like a social networking section which provides a Contrib
• w: • Networking- This can include networking feature like users can view the
• nd many more features like a social networking site. • Means of Donation- The
• ss to write the code for the social networking part and connecting the GUI to t
• this idea while surfing on a social network. I thought it was great that the se
• out of two people that this social network suggested me was eventually someone
• scientific advance. By indexing the network of authors of scientific publicatio
• , Android and iOS developers, Cisco network engineer - all of them can find thi
• loper’ and ‘IT professional’ (network administrator). Graphic design for
• top (aka python server) in my local network. link answered 2 days ago Kozyrev
• d need a way to find key nodes in a network with almost 10 000 nodes. I can't d
• of PageRank to work with biological networks, but none of them did what I neede
• expression data and gene regulatory networks. This could be a real breakthrough
• f Urank alogrithm: Wordpress social network as an example Submitted by: Chainsa
• te/time stamps raw memory locations network port numbers Example: NTR1 12/02/07
• phrase, and uses a person's social network to order the search results. For mo
• networks
• of PageRank to work with biological networks, but none of them did what I needed
• expression data and gene regulatory networks. This could be a real breakthrough
• neuroanatomy
• science lab, we study comparative neuroanatomy ... one of the things we do is to
• neurons
• we do is to determine the number of neurons and other cells for different speci
• number, a property (say, number of neurons or brain mass) and a range, and it
• a query. Examples: mouse brain mass neurons human mass rhesus For a comparison,
• the results. Examples: 100000000000 neurons 20% 100000000000 neurons 20% rodent
• 0000000000 neurons 20% 100000000000 neurons 20% rodent 8500 mass primate The sp
• d are: body mass brain cells, brain neurons, brain mass cortex cells, cortex ne
• ns, brain mass cortex cells, cortex neurons, cortex mass rest of brain cells, r
• rest of brain cells, rest of brain neurons, rest of brain mass cerebellum cell
• n mass cerebellum cells, cerebellum neurons, cerebellum mass Our lab's usual ab
• neuroscience
• Background I'm an undergrad at a neuroscience lab, we study comparative neuroan
• nevermind
• es), also the code is not perfect. nevermind, I'm still pround of myself =) ==H
• newbie
• a chance of winning the contest as a newbie, but if I can come up with some code
• newer
• an to use the knowledge we gain from newer udacity courses to improve this prog
• newly
• fied twice for a keyword that is not newly added. Once you receive a notificati
• newspaper
• and real-time data, modern online newspapers look about the same as the paper
• 't end up in the same section of a newspaper). In reality, everything is connec
• newspapers
• and real-time data, modern online newspapers look about the same as the paper o
• newsreader
• sy to use hence the title. Modify "newsreader.cfg" and "readit.cfg" config files
• the sites already configured. Call newsreader.py (one time or regularly using a
• nginx
• mework of ZhuFangZhi Web: Front-end: nginx Back-end: supervisor + tornado(Pytho
• website, and query for a place, the nginx server will pass the place informati
• nice
• d possibly an advantage to assemble a nice script for example because parsing a
• can PRODUCE students that can develop nice usable products . As long as you crea
• ss communications is the future. It's nice to have learned to build a search eng
• t we have leant so far. So it will be nice if we can have a touch of Udacity tea
• ld (web) problems. Not all sites have nice (valid) html. Very few do, and it wou
• output a little bit more friendly and nice). How it looks like ? This is a small
• her type: print multi_lookup(index, ["nice","weather"]) ['the sky is blue and cl
• ntually link you to them. It would be nice if search engines like emails you cou
• deadline, but I thought it would be a nice tip of hat to Dave (and Peter) to tha
• @agreeney , that's pretty cool! nice work :) BTW, the submission deadline
• t over time. Additionally it would be nice if the app alerted me when it found c
• tanding the book itself. The idea was nice and after the final exam, I quickly w
• 4 Apr, 12:53 very nice! great application of what we learnt
• 5:22) Androane Very nice.. I enjoyed trying to figure out the
• ted 09 Apr, 07:42 nice, you actually solved a real world pro
• m I doing something wrong? Thanks and nice work! (17 hours ago)
• just add that your interface is very nice and clean! Congratulations! I hope yo
• is really cool. Super useful and very nice presentation of search results.
• ll so so much for your votes and your nice feedback. @ogerard : Unfortunately, I
• ious forecast info in XML format real nice. I had looked at that a bit and made
• s now able to see it working. Find it nice. It would be perhaps better to make s
• nicely
• and use. Seeing the project working nicely is a great bonus. It couldn't have b
• night
• n close. I started this project last night foolishly thinking I could get a pro
• r an individual, but what about date night? This submission offers a solution t
• 0-measurment/255 (8 bits ADC) Ex. At night, only the Monitor like light, we can
• ODO: Play with thresholds during the night and daytime If we have more than one
• the sky is blue and cloudless', 'the night sky is clear'] print multi_lookup(in
• Manuel, and I am a nurse. I work on night shift, and each night I have to take
• rse. I work on night shift, and each night I have to take care from 10 to 20 pa
• : Hey, where r u? Been w8ing 4 u all night and give following output: Hey, wher
• re are you? Been waiting for you all night thus, giving this program, somewhat
• Submission You-bet-(y)a! . One night, after studying some CS101, I decide
• nightmare
• arsing directly the XML code was a nightmare. Fortunately, the `Internet and so
• nine
• ictionary, "points". When a user gets nine points in an exercise, they're prompt
• are XML files, there exists at least nine (9) different "standards'! In such co
• nlags
• e. lagado() takes five arguments: 1) nlags , the number of “lagged” tokens
• s long enough to support their use). nlags may take non-integer values, in whic
• nltk
• ssifier from Natural Language Toolkit(nltk), then the pages are classified into
• discovered that one came bundled with nltk. Why reinvent the wheel? Limit the do
• noaa
• order+'For details see http://www.nws.noaa.gov/view/prodsByState.php?state= '+st
• tate details, see page http://www.nws.noaa.gov/view/prodsByState.php?state= '+st
• nobody
• mAge Right, leave nobody behind eh? =) (31 Ma
• atures a search engine supports that nobody uses. Simple symbols that would make
• node
• e graph returned by crawl_web(). Each node in the graph will be turned into a ro
• aph is just a set of lines describing nodes and edges. Each node and edge can ha
• ines describing nodes and edges. Each node and edge can have some options that m
• ayed. Here is an example: digraph G { node1 [label="This is a BIG node", fontsiz
• graph G { node1 [label="This is a BIG node", fontsize = 30]; node2 [label="This
• "This is a BIG node", fontsize = 30]; node2 [label="This is a small node", fonts
• = 30]; node2 [label="This is a small node", fontsize = 5]; node1 - node2; } Thi
• This is a small node", fontsize = 5]; node1 - node2; } This examples makes a sim
• a small node", fontsize = 5]; node1 - node2; } This examples makes a simple dire
• ple directed graph (digraph) with two nodes and one edge from node1 to node2. Co
• aph) with two nodes and one edge from node1 to node2. Code My code has only two
• two nodes and one edge from node1 to node2. Code My code has only two files (pl
• l make a file web.svg Notice how each node and edge is scaled according to their
• ith your browser you will notice each node is clickable and directs you to the c
• nodes
• then I would need a way to find key nodes in a network with almost 10 000 node
• odes in a network with almost 10 000 nodes. I can't demonstrate that for now, b
• ph is just a set of lines describing nodes and edges. Each node and edge can ha
• le directed graph (digraph) with two nodes and one edge from node1 to node2. Co
• noise
• milar to an information filter, with noise controls, at least for the part abou
• ch.. We all recognize the "signal-to-noise ratio" problem of dealing with socia
• :) ) or whatever that help to reduce noise in measurements Source of 5 Volts Pr
• to Screen. How to get (aprox. due a noise and LDR characteristics) the percent
• ws and occasional bad behavior (some noise in the text that I could not account
• noises
• ps Project Idea : There are too many noises on Twitter. My friends share everyth
• nonprofit
• sroom. CONTRIBUTE FOR A CAUSE is a nonprofit platform that allows you to contri
• noob
• is a code documentation written by a noob for the noobs. (2) LINK: [pastebin][1
• cumentation written by a noob for the noobs. (2) LINK: [pastebin][1]http://paste
• ample for smtplib so I kept it. I'm a noob so they are on separate lines, I'm su
• noobs
• umentation written by a noob for the noobs. (2) LINK: [pastebin][1]http://paste
• normal
• g. Here is a computer screen shot of normal operation This picture shows what ha
• Here is a computer screen shot of abnormal operation - loss of internet connect
• Here is a computer screen shot of abnormal operation - invalid input for state
• m so try back in 1 minute instead of normal 5 minutes print print 'Next weather
• for the better handshakes between a normal user and NGO. (7) 2. PROBLEM FORMULA
• a mean of communication between the normal people and the people who are in nee
• a means for communication between a normal person and an NGO • Spreading Awar
• are to be displayed.  Styles are normally saved in external .css files. Exte
• application: (v0.1) It works on the "normal" cases. It requires additional work
• works by taking every letter of the normal alphabet and assigning every letter
• normalizes
• s all ingredients from all recipes normalizes search queries to acquire a better
• normally
• are to be displayed.  Styles are normally saved in external .css files. Exter
• ns control to the current function (normally a question module). User progress i
• norvegicus
• mouse : Mus musculus rat : Rattus norvegicus baboon : Papio anubis human : Homo
• notable
• HTTP Server is web server software notable for playing a key role in the initi
• he site manually. It is a place for notable code from famous software. In addit
• notation
• rs with a good knowledge of musical notation are requested to contribute ....
• notepad
• in the clipboard or opens it up in notepad.. then you do the rest.. you CHOOSE
• notes
• is CC-licensed, including the posted notes, Python references, and code.
• at distinguishes the tune is not the notes themselves, but the interval relatio
• nterval patterns, not the exact same notes. I am a musician and songwriter, new
• ike and they can freely position the notes in the corkboard area. Link: CorkPos
• rrently have limited inputs to music notes only for the sake of simplicity. Mai
• ich it originates. By inputting some notes from that melody into our search eng
• sic, to be able to know what musical notes to search for. Again, for simplicity
• , our search engine only takes basic notes. The search engine will return the b
• t Note Match We match the user input notes against the notes of the music datab
• tch the user input notes against the notes of the music database we have. This
• s ‘ABC’, music titles with exact notes of ‘ABC’ will be returned as exa
• ch We match the distance between the notes, of user input against music databas
• music database. By distance between notes, we mean the tone distance. For exam
• mining the edit distance between the notes and note-distance. The fewer the edi
• ve some error margins in getting the notes right. Rank Value: We set the highes
• ity loop, by shortening the database notes. 2) To make this more practical, we
• l, we need a way to retrieve musical notes based on mp3 instead of inputting th
• relaxed, trusting atmosphere. Other notes: I’m not quite clear on how this p
• led. I also kept a blog with lots of notes on this project. I hope other Udacit
• ojects Dave Peter linked to from the notes. The guy talks about working on thin
• notice
• k we've got them all now, but if you notice any still missing please let us know
• come back to post my submission and notice that it was due at 23:59 UTC rather
• the adjectives from a dictionnary. I noticed all the entries are in caps and adj
• 1.txt','Dulcinea del Toboso', 2, 4) (notice that the code allows to search a str
• svg image with your browser you will notice each node is clickable and directs y
• notification
• h the new result to the user by a notification mechanism such as the Open Source
• user submitted pattern and sends notifications when changes are made according
• ga' ). You'll immediately receive notification when that name is detected on pag
• t newly added. Once you receive a notification for a keyword, you'll only reciev
• notifications
• user submitted pattern and sends notifications when changes are made according
• notifies
• your country) and this application notifies you when that appears. 2 You are a
• py disappearance" and submit. Spion notifies you when the words/regex you submit
• notions
• kmark tool, using basic programming notions explained in CS101 for reading a la
• r course, and of course some of the notions. I am not extremely interested in s
• notoriously
• e to get links. Because web sites notoriously change these markers, I put them
• noun
• Questions Tags Users Contest Announcement and Submissions Current Cours
• ates available for download Contest Announcement and Submissions 121
• 53 We are pleased to announce a contest for students in the pione
• Thanks for the long awaited announcement! (30 Mar, 21:49
• s.com/cs101/questions/52159/contest-announcement-and-submissions?page=2 focusedA
• s.com/cs101/questions/52159/contest-announcement-and-submissions/66990 We may ev
• el character, as well for every given noun. For instance: if we're looking for a
• nouns
• , this program finds the most common nouns in your search results. You can then
• udes inflected forms, such as plural nouns and the -s, -ed and -ing forms of ve
• nout
• r other complex linguistic styles. 3) nout , the number of output sentences desi
• novel
• d by Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon novel, which I read during the first few w
• s a glimpse inside the features of a novel character, as well for every given n
• novels
• hakespeare plays and several Dickens novels, then see how well it could determin
• their word, e.g. song lyrics, poems, novels, etc. How the proximity score is cal
• novice
• esting lectures online and giving us novice programmers a chance to participate
• nuggets
• nits belonging to a course and the "nuggets" within each of the units. These it
• null
• a set from the USDA is a mess. It has null characters in random places. This too
• numbers
• ngrove" Imports: random, re (random numbers, regular expressions) Source: brows
• ck your tickets against the winning numbers and see how much you won. 2) Analyz
• sed" or to find a set of "luckiest" numbers for your next picks. On March 30, 2
• it most convenient to enter all six numbers on each ticket as one sequence sepa
• options to interactively input the numbers, but it is currently beyond my prog
• gramming knowledge. By law of large numbers and the US lottery laws ;) each num
• ut people often speculate that some numbers are "luckier" than others. So, I ad
• n set of lottery results, and which numbers would be your best bet if you belie
• nction to calculate the least lucky numbers (and bet that they would be drawn n
• o a chi-test of the distribution of numbers on your pool of tickets to check th
• lems. The data is made up of random numbers, and for some modules the type of q
• s can be - a)Random (‘m’ random numbers are generated between (0,n)-pages a
• to 20 patients at once. In average numbers: 17 patients. But sometimes, due to
• edit_distance ranks to be positive numbers, so that we can differentiate betwe
• if team 1 wins: 4 30$ = 120$, same numbers for team 2, and in case of we draw,
• for ranking and the final numerical numbers used to sort the pages. For the pag
• CRIPTION I was always interested in numbers especially Pi and somewhat unscient
• s raw memory locations network port numbers Example: NTR1 12/02/07 19:20:40 I [
• o identify and record scene and act numbers). That one is in shakesindexer.py.
• s it compare to the new, much lower numbers than previously assumed? This quest
• ?" How does my diet score using RDI numbers from different countries, such as C
• y program is generating the correct numbers. Input/Output A meal is defined as
• websites services (REST) to extract numbers associated with the topic "bitcoin"
• orrelation coefficients between the numbers Maybe Later : store historical quan
• numerals
• or extracting int values from roman numerals in the text (this was necessary to
• numerical
• criteria for ranking and the final numerical numbers used to sort the pages. Fo
• numerous
• ed to dozens of RSS feeds that send numerous daily updates, FeedInformant is goi
• numpy
• me external modules like matplotlib, numpy, math and pylab. I downloaded one of
• nurse
• an advance: We are mixing my career (nurse) with what we learned in cs101. Stay
• the project I am Manuel, and I am a nurse. I work on night shift, and each nig
• : Will show practical procedures for nurses and medics: "The cardiac monitoring
• nurses
• : Will show practical procedures for nurses and medics: "The cardiac monitoring
• nutrient
• Submission Problem : What are the nutrients (and quantity) in my daily diet? H
• n the unique NDB number I created a nutrientIndex dictionary keyed on each nutri
• rientIndex dictionary keyed on each nutrient in the foodIndex. It's values store
• EESE, 50g. I calculate RDI for more nutrients, but for those in common with fitd
• he output is a bar chart. x-axis is nutrients. y-axis is RDI. Run each and see h
• nutrientIndex
• he unique NDB number I created a nutrientIndex dictionary keyed on each nutrien
• nutrients
• Submission Problem : What are the nutrients (and quantity) in my daily diet? H
• ESE, 50g. I calculate RDI for more nutrients, but for those in common with fitd
• e output is a bar chart. x-axis is nutrients. y-axis is RDI. Run each and see h
• nuts
• f the PageRank algorithm, I just went nuts! That was precisely what a wanted to
• nytimes
• erpreter unless you go to developer.nytimes.com and request keys for the Times



• obama
• uld also suggest 'clinton' ,'bush', 'obama', 'company' This is a proof of conce
• obfuscate
• t's increasingly useless to try to obfuscate e-mails in this way since a basic
• obfuscations
• at trying some more sophisticated obfuscations sometimes tend to puzzle a few hu
• object
• se will not store just text but also objects with precisely defined information.
• would have few different classes of objects: towns, people, institutions, event
• certain parameters that will select objects or some object properties that fit
• ers that will select objects or some object properties that fit this description
• simplified model has two classes of objects, town and institution. Institution
• t and former) and other fields of an object. We created an index of objects whic
• of an object. We created an index of objects which uses these tags as keywords a
• es these tags as keywords and stores objects that have given keyword as a tag. O
• be a string or query) and a language object. There is already some test-code in
• objective
• jor project proper methodology and objectives were set to transform this concep
• ir festivals (8) 3. OBJECTIVES The objective of this web application is to prom
• whatever they can. There are other objectives as: • Reusability of things- To
• in the massive world wide web. My objective in this " Page Categorizer " progr
• lly meet the needs of their search objectives. In the end, the resulting URL li
• to go through in one sitting. The objective of mySearchEngine is two fold: to
• objectives
• jor project proper methodology and objectives were set to transform this concept
• whatever they can. There are other objectives as: • Reusability of things- To
• lly meet the needs of their search objectives. In the end, the resulting URL lis
• objects
• sent the data from database rows as objects and embellish these data objects wi
• as objects and embellish these data objects with business logic methods. Althou
• e will not store just text but also objects with precisely defined information.
• would have few different classes of objects: towns, people, institutions, event
• certain parameters that will select objects or some object properties that fit
• simplified model has two classes of objects, town and institution. Institution
• f an object. We created an index of objects which uses these tags as keywords a
• s these tags as keywords and stores objects that have given keyword as a tag. O
• obscure
• d to learn that it can be much more obscure and elitist than I expected, not be
• ations as in cases of searching for obscure things. An example of this seems fi
• a lower weighting, so that the more obscure the word the higher it is factored
• observation
• l came first as a Theory based of observation of defective Arabidopsis thaliana
• observations
• of the similarity of two sets of observations, here two sets of words and their
• People are often puzzled by their observations and try to find explanations for
• hen looking for an explanation of observations: print multi_lookup(index, ["Cumu
• observe
• we look up the percentages, we can observe that this character is more relevan
• obstacle
• yperlink" My program overcomes this obstacle and sorts the harvested links for q
• obtain
• side the US. It will be up to you to obtain a visa to be able to legally travel
• cument which make it easy for him to obtain it thanks (31 Mar, 1
• s. Algorithm Description – 1)After obtaining ordered search results based on P
• on is not accurate, and for actually obtaining enough information to be able to
• ay of organizing the data permits to obtain really fast responses, and also a go
• st responses, and also a good way to obtain the most accurate response as possib
• obvious
• he search engine is simply the most obvious way to do it, but we encourage crea
• 28 wellfair 1 I obviously can't answer that, but my current
• it can work. This course was pretty obvious. But it fires up a lot of ideas. Th
• g the search term too often. It was obvious padding. In addition, you don't wan
• obviously
• 8 wellfair 1 I obviously can't answer that, but my current
• which law? It's not trade secret, obviously, nor patented (or even patentable)
• rgei and Larry weren't smart, they obviously were. But the search part is not g
• so failed to suggest people I know obviously (school mates, and so on...). I th
• umeric characters. This way, if an obviously programming search is being perfor
• as a team with n losses). This was obviously placing too much emphasis on one p
• you are expecting is added. It is obviously difficult to check a website regul
• rm the site and block me! There is obviously a better way to do this since it m
• occasional
• proud of it, despite its flaws and occasional bad behavior (some noise in the te
• occurences
• rn. 2) Web page no longer contains occurences of the pattern. Motivation I found
• ave a few bytes of data related to occurences of patterns you are already notifi
• occurrence
• ned ahead in the text for the next occurrence of the previous tuple, in the mann
• occurrences
• rds in that message, of effective occurrences divided by effective opportunitie
• ffective opportunities. Effective occurrences is the number of times that keywo
• category, plus the k_keys virtual occurrences from Laplace smoothing. Effective
• e product, the ratio of effective occurrences to effective opportunities for a
• occurs
• ons, articles, etc. which frequently occurs in the contents of the indexed page.
• is the number of times that keyword occurs in the training index for that categ
• iplied as many times as that keyword occurs in the query. The results for the ai
• ntions) or 1 (nothing but). The peak occurs at exp(-1/a) (I'm assuming both para
• erform in the case that an emergency occurs: "Cardiorespiratory ressucitation ma
• ent is the number of times this word occurs in the page. This definition ignores
• de the video to the moment the query occurs. If your search query is a common Py
• odds
• m that index. Could I not look up the odds of my favorite team frequently and te
• he same game, and store their related odds in a variable (list). Check for each
• which bookmaker provides the highest odds, and calculate if the combo of the hi
• calculate if the combo of the highest odds for each outcome enables you to bet i
• wins, you receive 3 * 10$ = 30$. The odds '3' relates to a 1/3 (or 33%) chance
• spare you the reasoning): Assume x = odds for Team 1, y = odds for Team 2, and
• ing): Assume x = odds for Team 1, y = odds for Team 2, and z = odds for draw, th
• Team 1, y = odds for Team 2, and z = odds for draw, then a profit is guaranteed
• mple: Bookmaker 1 gives the following odds: team 1: 2 - team 2: 4 - draw: 1. Boo
• w: 1. Bookmaker 2 gives the following odds: team 1: 4 - team 2: 1.5 - draw: 3 ==
• ofcourse
• number of seats available ) . This ofcourse can help solve many problems . May
• offerings
• ould represent the complete course offerings. This way one could jump @scuttleb
• offers
• at about date night? This submission offers a solution to the question of what t
• many great free online courses. They offers people great chances learning variou
• t like a link indexed, delete it. It offers you multiword searching and alternat
• . CS101 provided me with a tool that offers virtually all information stored on
• . They aggregate group buying site's offers, like you propose. If there aren't a
• offical
• et citizen, even though there is no offical robots.txt standard Useragent speci
• office
• y. Why else would they have a Google office in Montréal, Québec, Canada? Answe
• an agreement to share the prize. My office pool had 110 tickets, and I wrote a
• ogerard
• rkacious Team members: 1, forum ID: ogerard Officially released under CC BY-NC-
• licence. link answered yesterday ogerard 2.1k 9 22 36
• . (13 Apr, 17:38) ogerard 3
• ? (13 Apr, 17:28) ogerard 1 I like so much. T
• your votes and your nice feedback. @ogerard : Unfortunately, I didn't have as m
• wed. (2 days ago) ogerard Thanks, @ogerard ,
• ogerard Thanks, @ogerard , for the heads up. I'm limited on
• age. (2 days ago) ogerard Good idea, @oregard
• older
• rt of Serbia and it has schools much older than mentioned one, but at the time
• olive
• ream * "Cebola" - onion * "Azeite" - olive oil * "Cenoura" - carrot The user ma
• pes with onion. all the recipes with olive oil. EXCEPT the recipes that contain
• ominous
• ncerns, becoming more efficient and ominous in their abilities to collect and s
• ones
• ce @antiface - to be honest, I'm flattered, thank you very much.
• questions to do and the two "starred" ones, and I'll be done. Hoping that will b
• me seeing any other picture, than the ones I make that hang on people's walls. B
• e word search on most systems, even phones and tablets. This project uses most o
• ic question titles from these genuine ones, even though our code guarantees no o
• se common names instead of scientific ones), or a species and a property to make
• -search.appspot.com Motivation To be honest, I never liked learning history. We
• of 5 Volts Protoboar, PCB, wires (the ones that comes with UTP cable works well
• a time and expand/collapse the other ones in an accordion-style manner. The Acc
• esults, but not necessarily to me, or ones that I would necessarily be aware of
• e found here , is only the barest of bones, using an extremely simple algorithm
• he index, but only the most important ones. In order to do that I had to find ou
• �Thank You, Udacity Team. You are the ones who change the world”! It was reall
• y mobile to provide access via smartphones. We used different libraries urllib2,
• ults: We need to show the most useful ones. For that, each user will have the op
• re extra important for decryption the ones I identified were double letters, sta
• nteresting, cant wait to see the next ones. Riley link answered yesterday Rile
• , and specifically eletronic related ones (that's why the code specifies starti
• order and he mentions Katherine Zeta Jones as an example of a bipolar person. No
• next time I look for Katherine Zeta Jones in my search engine? I will obtained
• xtense and the name o Katherine Zeta Jones can only appear once in some part of
• ook into account that Katherine Zeta Jones was not an important topic for the bl
• that, the first recipes shown are the ones containing all the ingredients from t
• pers look about the same as the paper ones did 100 years ago. There is way too m
• would just show one of those pre-made ones (and click through lots of them). I t
• onion
• Natas" - cod with cream * "Cebola" - onion * "Azeite" - olive oil * "Cenoura" -
• pes with cream. all the recipes with onion. all the recipes with olive oil. EXC
• on”
• ictionary portion includes a “tack on” answer word: def phrase2(keyword, n)
• aphy”], 1:[”What”, “description”], 2:[”Where”, “location”], 3
• iption”], 2:[”Where”, “location”], 3:[”When”, “schedule”], 4:
• edule”], 4:[”Why”, “explanation”], 5:[”How”, “instruction”]}
• ation”], 5:[”How”, “instruction”]} if n =5: return five_w[n][0] + “
• oogs
• :) (01 Apr, 10:33) oogs 4
• opens
• dow or copies it in the clipboard or opens it up in notepad.. then you do the r
• gametype, e.g., tournaments. Then it opens text files, analyzes them one by one
• 't have cars . The person with a car opens the program and adds information abo
• click on a link and the application opens the web browser with url set to the
• opensource
• NoSQL databases (we will use Redis opensource database , a key/value database th
• operate
• you can choose which search mode to operate, and modify your criteria many time
• operation
• s a computer screen shot of normal operation This picture shows what happens wh
• a computer screen shot of abnormal operation - loss of internet connection This
• a computer screen shot of abnormal operation - invalid input for state (not a s
• some HTML5 support.  HTML5 is cooperation between the World Wide Web Consort
• r database engines for most common operations. g. Simple, easy to use API. h. W
• ild an index. We perform all given operations on the index. NOTE: *Tv show list
• tent of two logs files is a common operation in automated software testing. Fir
• operations
• r database engines for most common operations. g. Simple, easy to use API. h. Wr
• cial characters for boolean search operations. The other corpus contains a list
• t information You need more manual operations -"clicks" and spent more time, res
• viding full automation of repeated operations, another - show data in more repre
• demonstrate power of simple string operations, eval() etc in python. Source code
• s, control statements, strings and operations with strings (comparing, finding s
• HashMaps, Classes and Objects) and operations on that data in methods (procedure
• ild an index. We perform all given operations on the index. NOTE: *Tv show listi
• operators
• ing for some api's from Indian DTH operators so that people could record or sch
• Amazon-EC2 Todo: 1. Handle boolean operators for the search. Chicken AND Rice N
• opinion
• goal of entering any contest, in my opinion, then will I just be a pony at some
• Twitter), also to ask his contacts opinion regarding a coupon. Or even, been n
• opportunities
• not (which gives you a lot more opportunities and possibly an advantage to ass
• t their places, exploit business opportunities and organize picnics and excursi
• ese NGOs • Exploiting Business opportunities by organizing exhibitions of the
• culture’ that provides greater opportunities to the underprivileged in India
• occurrences divided by effective opportunities. Effective occurrences is the nu
• rom Laplace smoothing. Effective opportunities is the total number of tokens in
• us the vocab_size*k_keys virtual opportunities added by Laplace smoothing. Voca
• fective occurrences to effective opportunities for a given keyword is multiplie
• ng a crawler can open up so many opportunities. I can't wait till the Web App E
• opportunity
• Udacity has given us this amazing opportunity to take university level CS cours
• for the contest. For me it's the opportunity to prove that we can go further a
• team for this wonderful learning opportunity! Evan link answered yesterday e
• ch for providing this educational opportunity. Submission: SMS Weather Alert -
• e so much. This contest is a good opportunity to represent my ideas. Not all, u
• ile users with unique time-saving opportunity giving them really fast search ac
• function might offer the user an opportunity to provide more complete informat
• Search Engine inputs suggests an opportunity for front end functionality impro
• ty Staff for giving the world the opportunity to learn such a great course for
• roviding this immensely important opportunity and wonderful community to the wo
• little kid, and finally I get the opportunity to study Computer Science! I'm re
• nce. I felt like this was a great opportunity so I've programmed a crawler that
• oppose
• in the real text through an arc (as oppose to a straight line). The result? the
• optical
• tural language programming (such as optical character recognition, voice recogn
• omes before it. Say for example, an optical character recognition software reco
• optimizations
• lgorithm and caching and various optimizations which were applied to our search
• optimize
• lities like project against errors, optimize after the program runs, etc. • Ex
• option
• s running some analytic's giving the option of converting the results into a pdf
• understand that. I didn't have that option, though, since I haven't been able t
• o implement them. I wanted to add an option for case-sensitive and case-insensit
• e and case-insensitive search and an option of showing the least popular results
• .) Entrepreneurship Motivation 7.) Adoption Centres 8.) Health Centres 9.) Old A
• the needy people • Generating more options of funds • Making people self-dep
• configured or less than 200KiB with optional features omitted. f. Faster than p
• e to add a function with user dialog options to interactively input the numbers,
• a number to compare, a property and optionally, a range and a order to filter t
• e" doing the sorting for me (another option would be to unsubscribe to many feed
• --version] AI classifying RSS feeds. optional arguments: -h, --help show this he
• dex file name, defaults to index.dat optional arguments: -h, --help show this he
• s. For that, each user will have the option to rate a document from 0 to 10. Thi
• screen, you are presented with three options: 1) View the general statistics 2)
• address anonymization Users have the option to clear their activity from the dat
• ity from the database Users have the option to put their IP on a no-log list (se
• ake an informed decision, having the option to clear their own search history fr
• optional
• Participation in the contest is optional. (07 Apr, 15:37)
• configured or less than 200KiB with optional features omitted. f. Faster than po
• iform prose style. 5) HTMLcode , an optional parameter that can be set to True i
• er set, ‘random’ package calls, optional call to read a text file. list comp
• a number to compare, a property and optionally, a range and a order to filter th
• -version] AI classifying RSS feeds. optional arguments: -h, --help show this hel
• ex file name, defaults to index.dat optional arguments: -h, --help show this hel
• rm search queries on found content. optional arguments: -h, --help show this hel
• earch results, and provide a simple optional web interface. The webserver was ad
• optionally
• number to compare, a property and optionally, a range and a order to filter the
• options
• he needy people • Generating more options of funds • Making people self-dep
• to add a function with user dialog options to interactively input the numbers,
• creen, you are presented with three options: 1) View the general statistics 2)
• shows or any of the seven available options. So basically, you can find out jus
• ctionary built we can have a lot of options for the user as shown. With the dic
• s. Each node and edge can have some options that modify the way they are displa
• orange
• . They wake up in the morning, spill orange juice on their suit, trip on a curb,
• oranges
• subject, say, a bowl of apples and oranges, there's no copyright on subject ma
• ordinary
• tename.com/page.html#something" )as ordinary links making this page being added
• d by a database, models can also be ordinary Ruby classes, or Ruby classes that
• organization
• y. 3.) You may be the owner of an organization whose organization is undergoing
• he owner of an organization whose organization is undergoing a major architectur
• organizations
• es such as the names of persons, organizations, locations, expressions of times
• organize
• exploit business opportunities and organize picnics and excursions. 4.) Modules
• le on it concerning certified NGOs, organized events, contributors, etc. If any
• ll be displayed. Registered NGO can organize events and functions with the help
• s that the distance and the way you organize the space depends on your query and
• t is cumbersome to keep them tidily organized with the basic browser tools, it i
• origin
• and Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of th
• ng a new trip , either from the same origin or another origin . - The one who do
• ther from the same origin or another origin . - The one who doesn't have car doe
• e car doesn't have to be at the same origin of the car owner . The car owner is
• er makes a mistake while writing the origin , a Did you mean appears using the e
• tionary, based on the search results originally submitted into the procedure. If
• and Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of th
• ite this code generates is in no way original, it is the work of a few Google em
• ject, I wanted to use as much of our original search code as possible to build a
• e currently 317 projects listed Idea origin : I've been wanting to build somethi
• originality
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• ch more interested in creativity, originality, and relevance for this than in r
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• Peter), based on the creativity, originality, relevance, and execution of the
• originally
• ified crawl_web function from code originally written by David Harris Released u
• onary, based on the search results originally submitted into the procedure. If T
• originates
• o identify the music from which it originates. By inputting some notes from that
• originator
• that idea will be regarded as the originator ? Does me asking this question con
• orthographically
• 0,000 English words transcribed orthographically. I obtained it from The Interoc
• otavio
• rse :) link answered 02 Apr, 21:39 otavio 71 5
• otherwise
• et you use much resources. I guess otherwise it would have been at least a litt
• lready on the top, nothing is done otherwise, Average rank is calculated. Avera
• to crawl, you can use these files, otherwise these files will be generated afte
• eadlines and make connections that otherwise wouldn't be there (usually these s
• ought
• nch collected 900 jars, the company bought him off with a trip to Moers, German
• t) and max_pages variables, as been tought in one of the homeworks. Functions t
• ve satisfied me that a gifted person ought to learn English in 30 hours, French
• ral processing unit there to I’ve bought the component parts (hardware – sy
• st total price for the range of the sought-for goods. User will enter the sough
• ught-for goods. User will enter the sought-for goods sequentially in search box
• od by “;”. Or user will add the sought-for goods individually in search usi
• ll be 3 columns: 1. The list of the sought-for goods; 2. the list of references
• rences to online stores where these sought-for goods are available; 3. the list
• tal price for the whole list of the sought-for goods in every online store. Bui
• oughta
• s of one of the Three Stooges: Why I oughta!!!!! (31 Mar, 13:18)
• outbound
• will convert an inbound email to an outbound # SMS (text) message at no addition
• outcome
• n a variable (list). Check for each outcome of the game (team 1 wins, team 2 wi
• combo of the highest odds for each outcome enables you to bet in a certain way
• ntees a profit (=independent of the outcome of the game). If a guaranteed profi
• l make, and how much to bet on each outcome of the game and with which bookmake
• mount of money to be placed on each outcome of the game should be as follows: f
• s in a 20$ profit regardless of the outcome. (While writing the above, I realis
• in(team 1) and draw, eventhough the outcome win(team 1) is more likely than a d
• Then the program asks for possible outcomes for each issue. These could be Bob
• s how happy they would be with each outcome. The program then takes all possibl
• takes all possible combinations of outcomes and returns the best compromise. T
• higher. The importance and possible outcome ratings are multiplied together to
• how happy each person is with each outcome. All possible scenarios are compute
• way we can ensure an equal and fair outcome. I hope to get this program online
• outcomes
• Then the program asks for possible outcomes for each issue. These could be Bob
• takes all possible combinations of outcomes and returns the best compromise. Th
• outfile
• s SEEDPAGE] [-scope URL] [-t TIME] [outfile] Webcrawler based on Udacity CS-101
• le as output. positional arguments: outfile output index file name, defaults to
• outline
• Networks the important thing is the outline, not so much the inlink. So, also,
• much the inlink. So, also, the more outlines a gene has, bigger is the chance t
• outlines
• much the inlink. So, also, the more outlines a gene has, bigger is the chance th
• outlinks
• heir score divided by the number of outlinks to the pages they link to. The theo
• outputs
• the searched word or a phrase, and outputs a dictionary of links where a value
• e input files of my program are the outputs of another program, I don't think I
• ontest, because I believe, that the outputs of Poker Stars hand history are mea
• ks words and sentences spelling and outputs the correct form, based on the Goog
• " that takes a list as an input and outputs a sorted list tuples where the firs
• ngine model takes keyword input and outputs relevant links. A more complete Sea
• The above picture shows some sample outputs. It displays the live sports that a
• ly airing on that channel. For more outputs visit: Google Docs IMPLEMENTING DAT
• nd provide the required inputs, the outputs are: valid_permutation_of_the_lette
• overall
• ed SMS message length for reduced # overall SMS transmit count. # # 6) The prog
• vigilant, while still providing the overall benefits of using the data in usefu
• ould be included that would improve overall search function however these are b
• overcame
• n making my entry. But every time I overcame one challenge another two would ari
• overcome
• the vanilla version from class. To overcome issues with tags being malformed on
• overcomes
• ss="question-hyperlink" My program overcomes this obstacle and sorts the harves
• overcrowd
• r have missleading meta headers or overcrowd content with keywords in order to
• overflow
• erator. What it does is crawls stackoverflow.com with the purpose of collecting
• ecting samples of source code. Stackoverflow.com is a Q A board for programmers
• lk about code. After crawling stack overflow and collecting a bunch of source co
• is fed various seed pages on stack overflow.com where question links are locate
• Because the question links on stackoverflow.com are in an odd format that does
• stions. Here is what I mean by stackoverflow question links being in a "odd" for
• d" format: The question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3953749/python-fibona
• tly enough, all code posted on stackoverflow.com is contained within code /code
• ist of all the code. Secondly, stackoverflow.com would get nervous when I sent t
• time. I visited a chat room on stackoverflow.com where users could go to discuss
• I explained my situation the stack overflow employee suggested I crawl slower.
• overhall
• . Hash table implementation Overall overhall of the code (it does the job, but I
• overlap
• even though our code guarantees no overlap.) The Web implementation uses codin
• overlook
• have no idea. Perhaps it's just an overlook that will be corrected soon?
• overview
• d but we hope it will give you good overview of the possibilities of such a sear
• re. So a student, wishing to get an overview of the universities, have to check
• as to gather this sites and make an overview of the ratings. ==WORK== As I never
• essay I always start by gaining an overview of the specific topic. So I randoml
• owner
• llions of others. 2.) You may be the owner of a cyber café or a personal compu
• ion to the needy. 3.) You may be the owner of an organization whose organizatio
• 's aim is to make a link between car owners and others who don't have cars . Th
• book a place in it ( so that the car owner doesn't find 1000 people wanting to
• just takes you through a sample car owner and a person who searches for a driv
• s for a drive and then ranks the car owner ( I haven't made the annotations yet
• .be/31b0NkPI2jo Features : - The car owner can determine the maximum number of
• can take with him . - rating for car owners . - The car owner can update his pr
• - rating for car owners . - The car owner can update his profile , so that his
• to be at the same origin of the car owner . The car owner is offered to specif
• me origin of the car owner . The car owner is offered to specify a list of popu
• of these popular places that the car owner will be passing by ( The time here d
• same for both , as it takes the car owner some time to go from the first place
• owners
• 's aim is to make a link between car owners and others who don't have cars . The
• can take with him . - rating for car owners . - The car owner can update his pro
• ere. I have to ask permission of the owners of those websites before I go live w
• ownership
• ing in this case is aleady taking "ownership" of the image.. You "downloaded" i



• pack
• te pythonised !!! I called it feature pack, because it's a pack of functions tha
• alled it feature pack, because it's a pack of functions that adds lots of functi
• Technical: These are the third-party packages that were used to create this app
• owser. Installation: download all the packages listed above log into mysql as ro
• package
• two layers are bundled in a single package due to their heavy interdependence.
• hich are independent. Each of these packages can be used independently outside
• ernal files except the ‘random’ package. lagado() takes five arguments: 1)
• e UTF-8 character set, ‘random’ package calls, optional call to read a text
• how the lagado() capability can be packaged and offered as a service to the pu
• supported and you must install the package to use it correctly. UPDATE: I have
• fancier, by the use of a graphical package, but the goal of this project is to
• to help my company track Purolator packages Background: We ship a large(kind o
• We ship a large(kind of) amount of packages(about 100 a week) and need to clos
• need to close out the case when the package is delivered. Purolator.com would o
• format and adds the results of the package tracking to the last column I creat
• packages
• hich are independent. Each of these packages can be used independently outside o
• echnical: These are the third-party packages that were used to create this appli
• ser. Installation: download all the packages listed above log into mysql as root
• to help my company track Purolator packages Background: We ship a large(kind of
• We ship a large(kind of) amount of packages(about 100 a week) and need to close
• paddikins
• trickbardinparker@gmail, username: paddikins. Acknowledgment : Thank you Udacit
• nes! link answered 15 Apr, 22:05 paddikins 41 1
• pagescore
• graph dictionary thusly: {url1: [[pagescore1, pagescore2,...], [out-url1, out-
• onary thusly: {url1: [[pagescore1, pagescore2,...], [out-url1, out-url2, ...]],
• out-url1, out-url2, ...]], url2: [[pagescore1, pagescore2, ...], [out-url1, out
• t-url2, ...]], url2: [[pagescore1, pagescore2, ...], [out-url1, out-url2, etc.]
• , out-url2, etc.]], ...} Where the pagescores are the different scoring of the
• order. Currently, there are only 5 pagescores there. Then when the ranking algo
• ithm is called, you indicate which pagescore is used (if any) to calculate the
• pagescores
• , out-url2, etc.]], ...} Where the pagescores are the different scoring of the p
• order. Currently, there are only 5 pagescores there. Then when the ranking algor
• page’s
• ly they are to resemble the initial page’s rating. Pages will accrue a score b
• pagination
• showing 20 results per page (yes, pagination in the shell :p) queries include i
• rocessed. All the lookup strategy (pagination, search, etc.) can be used as it i
• paid
• winner(s) will be awarded an expenses-paid trip to Palo Alto. You may submit an
• students ( 18), Atleast we should be paid something like 20% of 17000 USD (i.e
• winner(s) will be awarded an expenses-paid trip to Palo Alto. You may submit an
• on-commercial license. I never really paid attention to all those licenses becau
• winner(s) will be awarded an expenses-paid trip to Palo Alto. You may submit an
• cifying the list of webpages who have paid us for showing the ads and the amount
• us for showing the ads and the amount paid. Based on the amount, we assign a pri
• pain
• d paper but it took a while and was a pain to do. I thought it would be interest
• se the Tkinter library and used it to paint Pi on a canvas. However the problem
• to limit the no of digits of Pi i can paint inside a canvas of size 1280 by 800.
• also print out the no of digits of Pi painted. People or Judges wishing to run m
• hat decides how many digits of Pi get painted. The size of the canvas, pixel_cou
• total of 23140 digits of Pi could be painted in approximately 7 minutes on my D
• administration student in Barcelona, Spain. I've felt really passionate about te
• re aren't any solutions like that in Spain you should really pursue it as a biz!
• e Search API. Knowing that would be a pain for you to do, I was able to read som
• paint
• e the Tkinter library and used it to paint Pi on a canvas. However the problem
• o limit the no of digits of Pi i can paint inside a canvas of size 1280 by 800.
• lso print out the no of digits of Pi painted. People or Judges wishing to run m
• at decides how many digits of Pi get painted. The size of the canvas, pixel_cou
• total of 23140 digits of Pi could be painted in approximately 7 minutes on my D
• painter
• copyright. I grew up in a family of painters, I'm the third generation. I start
• as you can see, I'm a professional painter. The funny thing with images is onc
• just means the greater you are as a painter, the worse it is in many ways.. the
• many standards I'm not a successful painter. I appreciate knowing that you like
• painters
• copyright. I grew up in a family of painters, I'm the third generation. I starte
• paintings
• 1 @antiface : I like your paintings. You seem to be a very creative yo
• hrough the exhibit. You see all my paintings, and leave without buying anything
• someone can look at an image of my paintings, they are likely not to feel the n
• pair
• a rule and list of Webpage, RSS feed pair + by default, we will crawle all url
• pairings
• ups of key types. Certain character pairings are extra important for decryption
• in 'c'. There are also lots of 'tt' pairings mostly because I keep talking about
• pairs
• nalysis of the letters and character pairs. The character pairs are separated i
• s and character pairs. The character pairs are separated into groups of key typ
• runs through single letters, letter pairs, starting letters, ending letters an
• letters, ending letters and regular pairs and updates the probability of all t
• ters and one function to find letter pairs. I want to make that into a single f
• sum of squares of distances between pairs of results invoked. (2) Exploring ab
• palindrome
• espeare or Dickens, by feeding his palindrome article in as the query. But since
• to search for a page with the most palindromes? Palindrome search is for all pal
• omes? Palindrome search is for all palindrome lovers. Heck, It even checks your
• It even checks your query for any palindromes. Try that with your search engine
• a hashtags: or unlucky , ted , and palindrome hashtags: Make your search engine
• palindromes
• o search for a page with the most palindromes? Palindrome search is for all pal
• It even checks your query for any palindromes. Try that with your search engine
• paper
• gather all citations of the academic paper in compact and "eatable" form, base
• m service. Bibliographic data of the papers are saved in to csv file. Changing
• possible to get citation of the next papers (papers that cite initial paper) an
• to get citation of the next papers (papers that cite initial paper) and so on.
• ext papers (papers that cite initial paper) and so on. The relation between pap
• per) and so on. The relation between papers can be presented via graphs/ 3d gra
• hemes to weight terms and pages. The paper can be found here, in postscript: ht
• ons of "movies", say, would push the paper up higher. So we wanted some sort of
• in a real way (you'll see in the old paper, we did a few things in C and MatLab
• , here's the PDF of the old research paper: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1655292/NSF
• ionality of the index in the back of paper-bound reference books, in which the
• t potential referees for a submitted paper. Motivation: In my short experience
• plores the author list of scientific papers to find relations between researche
• between researchers. The data of the papers is obtained from www.arXiv.org . Th
• s, and instead of http links we have papers (linking their authors). With the d
• f potential referees for a submitted paper. You can find more information in th
• irst problem using just a pencil and paper but it took a while and was a pain t
• pology for the broken English in the paper. The purpose of this study is to stu
• nd real-time data, modern online newspapers look about the same as the paper on
• ewspapers look about the same as the paper ones did 100 years ago. There is way
• end up in the same section of a newspaper). In reality, everything is connecte
• papers
• m service. Bibliographic data of the papers are saved in to csv file. Changing t
• possible to get citation of the next papers (papers that cite initial paper) and
• to get citation of the next papers (papers that cite initial paper) and so on.
• per) and so on. The relation between papers can be presented via graphs/ 3d grap
• plores the author list of scientific papers to find relations between researcher
• between researchers. The data of the papers is obtained from www.arXiv.org . The
• s, and instead of http links we have papers (linking their authors). With the da
• para
• Hola a todos Yo hice un programa para encontrar archivos duplicados en un d
• erify state' print ' and county input parameters are correct. Scroll down' print
• the HTML document, and stored in a separate CSS file. All browsers support CSS
• dozens of other languages available separately. i. Well-commented source code wi
• not fail even if it receives improper parameters. There is some facilities like
• a facility whereby you can enter some parameters in a webform, lots of parameter
• some parameters in a webform, lots of parameters, click submit and receive an XM
• ly seems like it's passing a bunch of parameters to the server where it pulls an
• mats the output for you based on your parameters. I knew I had to import urllib,
• kept it. I'm a noob so they are on separate lines, I'm sure there is a way to p
• ts could be placed on a single line separated by commas. Lastly, I added a few c
• esult. For example # the order of the parameters is (output-file,index,ranks,key
• u com feijao frade [2] molho especial para bacalhau cozido [3] pasteis de bacalh
• so that you can see the order for the parameters; think of this as akin to the c
• headers [and ignore them] extract url parameters from query perform search via w
• ers from query perform search via web parameters, criteria and search modes from
• paradigm
• t my goal was more to demonstrate a paradigm of transparency and user empowermen
• paragraph
• m the first sentence, or the first paragraph, as well as the text of the first
• , as well as the text of the first paragraph in the Body of the Wikipedia artic
• dia article. It extracts the first paragraph, basically, and the hyperlinks hel
• Wikipedia page, you have the first paragraphs or first sentences of all Wikiped
• ikipedia article? The entire first paragraph is a "SUMMARY"... so again no need
• ome wikipedia page, grab the first paragraph and save it (first p thru first /p
• ), go to those pages get the first paragraph and so on. Is that correct?
• us wisdom.”] ‘legalese’ is a paragraph taken from the contest rules page.
• ords from punctuation and to break paragraphs into sentences. These are not eas
• eryone enjoys the app. Try it on a paragraph of your favorite author, topic, or
• paragraphs
• Wikipedia page, you have the first paragraphs or first sentences of all Wikipedi
• ords from punctuation and to break paragraphs into sentences. These are not easy
• parameter
• (index, "live life love die", 4) # parameters: # #1 - index # #2 - keywords req
• e style. 5) HTMLcode , an optional parameter that can be set to True if the out
• and fast). We have added comments, parameter checks, canned seed checks, file i
• a is to enable search with certain parameters that will select objects or some
• tp://docs.python.org/ Where the -s parameter is the seed page. Multiple seed pa
• e the best values of the smoothing parameters for estimating the distribution o
• h combination of Laplace smoothing parameters k_keys and k_cats, reporting the
• ppears) / (total # of words)). The parameters b a can be "tuned" to provide the
• rs at exp(-1/a) (I'm assuming both parameters are positive). To implement this,
• ast "#"news (# configurable number parameter) The second one contains the news
• could be too many, we pass another parameters 'limit' to limit the number of re
• irst established, then passed as a parameter to the function that makes you loo
• can alter these values namely the parameter passed to the spigot algorithm tha
• nel 2.6.32-5-686 , when i passed a parameter of 100000 to the spigot algorithm.
• parameters
• fy state' print ' and county input parameters are correct. Scroll down' print '
• fail even if it receives improper parameters. There is some facilities like pro
• (index, "live life love die", 4) # parameters: # #1 - index # #2 - keywords requ
• a is to enable search with certain parameters that will select objects or some o
• dget.py ChannelWidget.- Receive as parameters the list of Monitors, enable/disab
• om gtk.VBox class and Device class parameters (Monitor List, RS232 Config, read_
• e the best values of the smoothing parameters for estimating the distribution of
• h combination of Laplace smoothing parameters k_keys and k_cats, reporting the f
• ppears) / (total # of words)). The parameters b a can be "tuned" to provide the
• rs at exp(-1/a) (I'm assuming both parameters are positive). To implement this,
• le and search query to the request parameters. Server is getting http request an
• getting http request and parse the parameters - profile and query. Calling the s
• could be too many, we pass another parameters 'limit' to limit the number of res
• f that, program is able to take as parameters file names where it can simplify t
• acility whereby you can enter some parameters in a webform, lots of parameters,
• e parameters in a webform, lots of parameters, click submit and receive an XML d
• seems like it's passing a bunch of parameters to the server where it pulls and f
• s the output for you based on your parameters. I knew I had to import urllib, we
• lt. For example # the order of the parameters is (output-file,index,ranks,keywor
• that you can see the order for the parameters; think of this as akin to the cont
• ders [and ignore them] extract url parameters from query perform search via web
• from query perform search via web parameters, criteria and search modes from ch
• paranoid
• data collection, many people become paranoid and tend only think of the ways in
• parents
• together teams with the same set of parents, and set the area to be equal to n*
• paritcular
• It depends on the license for the paritcular libary that you are considering.
• parlance
• IOUS mistakes, what in contemporary parlance are called #epic #fails, over and o
• parse
• onaries offered a much better way to parse the seed text and generate a simulat
• X" or "Pythagoras' Theorem" are not parsed as one word, which conceptually the
• s that it can be used to represents sparse vectors and matrices (i.e. a compact
• he files that are really going to be parsed are those listed in the configurati
• "FeedParser", a Python library that parses feeds in all known formats, includi
• able at http://code.google.com/p/feedparser/ "Guide to Data Mining", chapter 2,
• use of the library to do things like parse html, deal with urls and paths, pars
• arse html, deal with urls and paths, parse command line arguments, communicate
• to the web-crawler: - Added an HTML parser that can handle most (if not all) H
• n specific keywords. How it works It parses HTML content and cleans the informa
• ins all the information necessary to parse the HTML data. There is an output fo
• te solution Is it legal ? The system parses robots.txt file and checks if it is
• . Server is getting http request and parse the parameters - profile and query.
• e based on the given url. robots.txt parser: BE POLITE !!! Parse the robots.txt
• Python code to use BeautifulSoup to parse URLs All Things Technical: These are
• ions. I use BeautifulSoup to help me parse the html for my search engine. I use
• guidelines posted here . Solution I parsed the ABBREV.txt database and stored
• random places. This took a while to parse correctly. I need to learn about how
• that it was able to read in a query, parse it into the right format, and give b
• of a little script called dictionary_parser.py which writes all the filtered wo
• the filtered words to a file called parsed_dictionary) then with this dictiona
• hits' limit. verify GET/POST request parse http headers [and ignore them] extra
• parser
• n anyways... I created an HTML table parser, which is nothing new, but I thought
• ave the time to write a proper query parser) Returns search results as JSON (No
• able at http://code.google.com/p/feedparser/ "Guide to Data Mining", chapter 2,
• to the web-crawler: - Added an HTML parser that can handle most (if not all) HT
• e based on the given url. robots.txt parser: BE POLITE !!! Parse the robots.txt
• parses
• ." It crawls the web for MIDI files, parses the "note on" events into strings of
• "FeedParser", a Python library that parses feeds in all known formats, includin
• n specific keywords. How it works It parses HTML content and cleans the informat
• te solution Is it legal ? The system parses robots.txt file and checks if it is
• partial
• f consecutive words (including even partial word matches) 5 - Basically the Sea
• l of the sites I follow export only partial information in their RSS feeds and
• participar
• iones en ingles, pero igual quiero participar, suerte a todos link answered ye
• participate
• 7 Problems :). Is it necessary to participate in contest?? Actually i am very b
• or done any assignments, and then participate in the contest? I apologize @well
• 0 I'd love to participate, but I have no idea what to do :(
• unger than 18 wouldn't be able to participate, then they made a big mistake in
• but that they wouldn't be able to participate, i.e. "Click yes if you accept th
• e course, but will not be able to participate in the contest at the end..." etc
• I have winning ideas and want to participate, but hate competing in contests,
• ed to take part in the contest or participate in any events given the case that
• to celebrate festivals with them, participate in their exhibitions, visit their
• d: Back in pre-Google(TM) days, I participated in an applied math workshop at N
• er do this kinda stuff, I have to participate!" Solution: At first the program
• us novice programmers a chance to participate in such a global programming even
• contest, I really felt obliged to participate: I learned a lot from this course
• particlar
• statistics 2) Query Twitter for a particlar programming language 3) Query Twit
• particle
• next 0 particle filtering search I tried to impleme
• ment a kind of ranking update using particle filtering to solve two problems I m
• ng a very simple robotic algorithm, particle filtering, to improve search engine
• partly
• addr)-13 #max SMS length is consumed partly by imbedded return email address and
• idn't pick Python for a language and partly because I didn't have the programmin
• partner
• on code, we already started, but my partner is busy with his Master's thesis..
• ly depends on the indexed words. We partner with other search companies. We're
• 012 , we've formed our first search partnership. Search is a tough problem to s
• partnership
• 2 , we've formed our first search partnership. Search is a tough problem to sol
• parts
• doing, @kenny -j is listing all the "parts" of the search engine we built.. the
• = attachment) Or should we leave out parts if we can't finish them?
• e can learn how to create all engine parts from the very beginning. Everyone ca
• output. This project consists of two parts: 1) Python script reads a text file
• search engine is separated into two parts: engine_spider.py and engine_search.
• symptom of craziness. There are two parts in this project, the first one is re
• A Search Engine is made of different parts, each with it's own unique functiona
• and inner working. For each of these parts I went on and asked how it worked to
• search engine in at least one of its parts. The Table in the Concept Tab in the
• Concept Tab in the website lists the parts that make up a (simplified) and gene
• there to I’ve bought the component parts (hardware – system board, memory c
• for the whole range of the component parts which I need to buy) because some co
• need to buy) because some component parts are cheaper but the other component
• are cheaper but the other component parts are more expensive. And to put it mi
• ch Engine course at Udacity. Certain parts of the code, however, were updated t
• ber is configurable. My entry is two parts. The first is primarily the web craw
• ow to break big problems into little parts. At the end of class, I was a little
• build??? Normally I would look at my parts bin and waste hours searching the we
• er some 'ingredients' (or components/parts) and HackingPot searches selected DI
• t'll break and I'll have repairs and parts to order. Being that it's designed a
• party
• lon Oh and are third-party APIs allowed? (08 Ap
• , what is the policy on using third party Python libraries? I read all the rul
• passes
• imple pages. I developed a series of passes on the web page that removed the htm
• passionate
• Barcelona, Spain. I've felt really passionate about technology since I was a lit
• passions
• ted to do, is to combine both of my passions: Business Strategy and Technology /
• password
• as entered the wrong user name # or password, are handled without crashing the p
• romaddr - Gmail user account name # password - Gmail user password # toaddrs - E
• ccount name # password - Gmail user password # toaddrs - Email to SMS Gateway em
• lerts(new_alert_list,state,fromaddr,password,toaddrs): subject = '' header = """
• erver.ehlo() server.login(fromaddr, password) except smtplib.socket.error: print
• MS message' print 'Check user name, password, and internet connection' return ne
• ess in single quotes, no spaces # - password - Gmail password in single quotes,
• tes, no spaces # - password - Gmail password in single quotes, no spaces # #****
• fromaddr = '' # 'example@gmail.com' password = '' #'Password4WX' #/\/\/\/\/\/\/\
• erts (new_alert_list,state,fromaddr,password,toaddrs) if len(new_alert_list) !=
• pasteis
• o especial para bacalhau cozido [3] pasteis de bacalhau a minha moda [4] pastei
• asteis de bacalhau a minha moda [4] pasteis de bacalhau a portuguesa [5] patani
• pasts
• in with few institution with various pasts. If you want to test it, you should
• pataniscas
• steis de bacalhau a portuguesa [5] pataniscas de bacalhau ... The user can simpl
• patentability
• nse. ". Not sure if that affects patentability or what, but you should check in
• patentable
• , obviously, nor patented (or even patentable). And copyright applies only to th
• path
• ation traces", the "information scent path" that I follow when I navigate throug
• Also some urls are given in a form of paths and don't include the root directory
• he "process_url" procedure ignore the path if it starts with a "#" symbol or if
• spec: Input: user specifies url and a path to an element - simple demo: http://s
• e is too far, just cut out the search path. It will generate a list of possible
• ave Bucket: Saves a bucket into given path and compresses it using gzip. Load Bu
• : Loads a gzipped bucket from a given path and returns a dictionary. Url Truncat
• leaned by mangling and verifying ./.. paths. the single keyword has been extende
• is based around finding the shortest path to the most keywords found, in relati
• e theory here is that the shorter the path to match the maximum keywords found w
• paths
• lso some urls are given in a form of paths and don't include the root directory
• like parse html, deal with urls and paths, parse command line arguments, commu
• imit the crawl to certain domains or paths as specified in whitelist.txt. This
• a customizable name Put in absolute paths for links that have relative paths C
• e paths for links that have relative paths Can place limits on the number of pa
• eaned by mangling and verifying ./.. paths. the single keyword has been extende
• paticular
• es, warnings or advisories # for a paticular state/county combination # # pass:
• patients
• h doctor who may want to treat more patients to gain expertise. You can offer yo
• t I have to take care from 10 to 20 patients at once. In average numbers: 17 pat
• nts at once. In average numbers: 17 patients. But sometimes, due to exceptional
• reasons, I have to take care of 40 patients at once. That means I don't have ti
• ring medicaments, taking care of my patients' health, and control possible compl
• ant) piece of data: What percent of patients would definitely recommend the hosp
• as zero-click information. "89% of patients would DEFINITELY recommend Udacity
• patokar
• ! (13 Apr, 11:49) patokar 1 Yeah, this one is
• pattern
• engine looks for matching interval patterns, not the exact same notes. I am a
• t doesn't use the Django feature of patterns in order not to repeat the same bl
• to the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. Understanding the MVC pattern is k
• MVC) pattern. Understanding the MVC pattern is key to understanding Rails. MVC
• wildcards) based on user submitted pattern and sends notifications when change
• n changes are made according to the pattern submitted. Cases: 1) A new content
• new content is added containing the pattern. 2) Web page no longer contains occ
• o longer contains occurences of the pattern. Motivation I found the inspiration
• es of data related to occurences of patterns you are already notified about. In
• we win: 4 30$ = 120$. this betting pattern results in a 20$ profit regardless
• realised that the proposed betting pattern isn't optimized for maximum profit
• nue to believe that it might have a pattern inside the seemingly random digits
• eedless to say i could not spot any pattern but if you guys can run this code o
• ning fast and also able to save the patterns generated i wish to extend this id
• through the lines one by one. I use pattern matching to identify procedures, li
• patterns
• engine looks for matching interval patterns, not the exact same notes. I am a m
• t doesn't use the Django feature of patterns in order not to repeat the same blo
• e always new words and new language patterns in different reviews and depends on
• me 4) allow for a lot more sentence patterns to find sensible information link t
• es of data related to occurences of patterns you are already notified about. Ins
• ning fast and also able to save the patterns generated i wish to extend this ide
• pawerful
• ================== Query= ['most', 'pawerful', 'weapons'] ,tolerance= 2 Query Co
• payer
• ccountability - As 'trustees' of tax payer resources, we believe in being proac
• payment
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• pdfinfo
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• peace
• e other submissions? Just to give me peace of mind. (10 Apr, 12
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• nothing happens to my idea? thank's peace link answered 10 Apr, 13:42 marque
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• peak
• (no mentions) or 1 (nothing but). The peak occurs at exp(-1/a) (I'm assuming bot
• pearson
• use: manhattan, euclidean, cosine, pearson, tanimoto (default) -c CAT, --cat C
• ://statistics.laerd.com/calculators/pearsons-product-moment-correlation-coeffic
• peas
• ine. If you have chicken and rice and peas in the house, and want to find someth
• pedro
• entire code was made by me, Amarals (pedro.m.t.amaral@gmail.com). Have yourself
• peep
• ing the portal. It allows the user to peep into the experiences of the beneficia
• peerless
• s: lady 3 times: distant * 2 times: peerless 2 times: beloved * 1 times: soverei
• peixe
• have, for instance a certain fish ("peixe") in your house, by checking the rec
• pejoratives
• gorithms and shun others by using pejoratives like exponential time , impractic
• penalizes
• page content 3 - An Algorithm that penalizes pages that either have missleading
• penalties
• egal rights. If judged guilty, the penalties would be all the harsher for your
• pencil
• solve the first problem using just a pencil and paper but it took a while and wa
• people’s
• d corporations are, in contrast to people’s growing concerns, becoming more ef
• percent
• very important) piece of data: What percent of patients would definitely recomm
• in my daily diet? How do I score on percent RDA (Recommended Daily Allowance, R
• a far away town. If we look up the percentages, we can observe that this chara
• percentage
• noise and LDR characteristics) the percentage of light that we are getting from
• ial pages than transfer a constant percentage of their score divided by the numb
• ber of losses, I multiplied by the percentage of games won. This change resulted
• percentages
• mes, quantities, monetary values, percentages, etc. This implements a suggestio
• far away town. If we look up the percentages, we can observe that this charact
• perfect
• atabse. Here is code for my not yet perfect crawler: code Here is the MySQLdb t
• e last so bad. Creating every bad a perfect best, If the dull substance of my f
• The tokenizer is effective but not perfect. In particular, its table of known
• ext within the articles is far from perfect but at least it exists, though in a
• equires additional work to make it "perfect". Project Code: (v0.1) https://docs
• se , a key/value database that fits perfect for our purposes) . At the end of t
• city courses), also the code is not perfect. nevermind, I'm still pround of mys
• unique or complicated. But it is a perfect marriage of programming and a perso
• perfectly
• ntil tomorrow evening) , I'm doing perfectly on the HW's. So I'm currently work
• is creativity. To point 2, that's perfectly okay. (06 Apr, 19:
• perform
• difficulty is when you know how to perform an action in one language but do no
• viously programming search is being performed, it can return accurate results.
• anguage and it will tell you how to perform the same action in the language wit
• to be extended in any domain where performance depended on correct sentence se
• es: 1- CREATIVE FIBO REMIX When you perform a query - retrieves all queries eve
• ery :) 2- TRENDY SEARCHMIX When you perform a query innoSearch will fetch the t
• rd (ex:'celebrity'). The goal is to perform a multi word query on the first str
• Hilton','celebrity'], my code will perform a multiword query on ['Paris','Hilt
• ndroid developers (and others) when performing localization. For example, type
• mergency : Will show the actions to perform in the case that an emergency occur
• ade to the ranking algorithm was to perform another ranking based solely on a t
• ities I have attended. LSU, where I performed my undergraduate studies, was ran
• Index a portion of the web, and/or perform search queries on found content. op
• orm of ) a NEW way to make browsers perform faster.......... This code i based
• Is, using multythreading for faster performance. It extracts the links, title a
• rom tvnow.in and build an index. We perform all given operations on the index.
• nism which allows for much improved performance. So the edit distance indicates
• ython web server that lets the user perform searches. Features of each script:
• results. an inbuilt webserver, that performs only a small subset of a full webs
• ] extract url parameters from query perform search via web parameters, criteria
• performance
• ers in terms of functionality and performance. Typically Apache is run on a Uni
• o be extended in any domain where performance depended on correct sentence segm
• dit fixes that issue, with a huge performance cost. Instead of urllib, for read
• ng format, making use of the high performance of dictionaries: index = {word :
• ust linearly better) UI Optimised performance, memory usage, etc...... Code htt
• , using multythreading for faster performance. It extracts the links, title and
• sm which allows for much improved performance. So the edit distance indicates t
• performs
• results. an inbuilt webserver, that performs only a small subset of a full webse
• period
• re them in a database at least for a period of time which should depend among th
• he budget and make within given time period. It is desirable to aim for a system
• Hungary. Either way, you can specify period in time in which these schools exist
• e enough of that kind of data over a period o time or different environmental co
• ock access to its domain for a short period of time. I visited a chat room on st
• selection of the n+1th story to the period before the n-th story (and perhaps l
• periods
• s-than-optimal solutions after long periods of negotiation. My program is an at
• perl”
• familiar with the book “learning perl” ! I wrote this code to help people
• permanent
• ght want to host it somewhere more permanent; the paste no longer exists.
• permissible
• split complete message at longest permissible SMS length at white space test_sp
• permission
• 18s on teams as long as they have permission from a legal guardian. I'm really
• names, in whole or in part without permission" So we can't use the Names "Dave"
• 31 3 You have permission to use "Dave" anyway you want. (bu
• @UdacityDave said: "You have permission to use "Dave" anyway you want. (bu
• odyHacker You have permission to use "Peter" as well.
• .) Why not just ask the author for permission? Probably good practice, but it do
• ter to ask forgiveness than to ask permission. An unpleasant point of view, I kn
• he Facebook user for a read_stream permission. Here is a sample output of a look
• t use individuals’ names without permission. This is based on names, but it's
• ow, so if needed I could get their permission. link answered 2 days ago David
• and read from there. I have to ask permission of the owners of those websites be
• permits
• ]}} This way of organizing the data permits to obtain really fast responses, an
• permutations
• n we try to find all the possible permutations of the word and for those valid w
• ative language: spanish The valid permutations are: ['airplane'] airplane ['a po
• pero
• aleshivan@gmail.com Nota : Me excusan pero no tuve tiempo de hacer estas anotaci
• de hacer estas anotaciones en ingles, pero igual quiero participar, suerte a tod
• persistence
• domain/folder Relative links Data persistence (using pickle (also experimented
• persistent
• on CS102 Making your search engine persistent and accessible from internet The p
• in cs101 to make our search engine persistent (in a database) and accesible from
• personal
• a small one ? I have an idea for a personal project which will help me be more
• o a thousand different problems. My personal hunch is that to get a high score o
• tand it and modify it for their own personal use as needed. Please have a look i
• be the owner of a cyber café or a personal computer user that may update its s
• osted tools. But bookmarks contains personal information that you may not want t
• check 110 lines! It is a matter of personal taste, but I found it most convenie
• Submission : FeedInformant, a personal AI assistant to automatically class
• ed in class to produce a part of my personal website. CorkPost CorkPost is an on
• ostit application that I did for my personal website. It is a fun way to let my
• se of this system is to implement a personal way to read and not to republish th
• they are just examples and people I personally know, so if needed I could get th
• ay I am a Sci-Fi fan. I have my own personal results and pages I have bookmarked
• ywords, perhaps a green glow for my personal pages, and a red glow for my commun
• Submission Name: Locate - personal content search engine Description:
• rch engine Description: Locate is a personal content search engine that allows u
• e that allows users to search their personal contents. Current version is a prot
• -top corner. ToDo List: Index other personal content such as message, twitter, e
• r and applications using Gator 1. A personalized homepage generator 2. An tracke
• em Gator may be used: o to create a personalized home page generator o search an
• uckDuckGo does not collect or share personal information. Google does. This appl
• ine that can meet an individual’s personal preferences. Current search engines
• ered users can create any number of personal search engines by providing their o
• they deem irrelevant resulting in a personalized “high quality” list. Future
• efit the user by giving them a more personal, customized experience. Unfortunate
• rfect marriage of programming and a personal hobby of mine. The code for my subm
• personalization
• for any one person to read, and personalization algorithms sometimes make it ha
• personally
• hey are just examples and people I personally know, so if needed I could get the
• persons
• ned categories such as the names of persons, organizations, locations, expressi
• help solve many problems . May be 2 persons are just going from the same exact
• place at the same time . If those 2 persons use 1 car instead of 2 , there'll b
• perspective
• answer. But what if we shift the perspective towards the mobile user? A person
• pertinent
• t by your choice of RSS sources in pertinent categories. The result is similar
• xhaustive but instead specific and pertinent. Personally, I needed this functio
• f the concordance and is much more pertinent to the text. The third process dea
• peruse
• resulting URL list that is ready to peruse is usually way to long to go through
• peter
• rosmalen@wur.nl) Peter van Rosmalen (peter.vanrosmalen@gmail.com) link answer
• phase
• looking for ideas in the very first phase of project development...that's when
• tored in those files, different game phases such as preflop, flop, turn or rive
• phases
• tored in those files, different game phases such as preflop, flop, turn or river
• philological
• e awful German language”: “My philological studies have satisfied me that a
• philosophy
• odily labour, might write books in philosophy, poetry, politics, laws, mathemati
• phone
• mission to the contest. Here are two phone screen shots of the output SMS messa
• ime right to your SMS (text) enabled phone # using this program*. Examples of N
• ail to SMS Gateway whereby most cell phone # service providers will convert an
• ail to SMS Gateway addresses by cell phone providers # can be found at http://e
• eather alert. Depending on your cell phone plan, this could incur # additional
• to send new wether alerts to a cell phone via the email # to SMS gateway # # p
• SMS Gateway email address for # cell phone receiving SMS weather alerts # # ret
• l to SMS Gateway addresses by cell # phone providers can be found at http://en.
• nverted # to a SMS message to a cell phone whenever a new National Weather Serv
• eather alert. Depending on your cell phone plan, this could incur # additional
• t may update its systems, tablets or phones to the latest. The old stuff might
• ce the cost of a sms from two mobile phone. Motivation: SMS are today still use
• d sometimes especialy if the two telephone are in two different country can be
• he mobile user? A person with a smartphone in his hand would feel discomfort wh
• Start the client application on your phone. Select Profile - implemented as a r
• ry mobile to provide access via smartphones. We used different libraries urllib
• phones
• t may update its systems, tablets or phones to the latest. The old stuff might n
• he word search on most systems, even phones and tablets. This project uses most
• phrase
• rch engine that looks up a word or a phrase within a given site. I called this e
• page contains the searched word or a phrase, and outputs a dictionary of links w
• ogress page that used to contain the phrase "Udacity robots". I wanted to have a
• have a software that tells when that phrase is gone. I decided to build it on my
• rbage In, Garbage Out” (GIGO) is a phrase used to describe failures in human d
• example fragments of adequate search phrases may miss cue the Search Engine to r
• ween the user and the keyword search phrase in a way which facilitates the user
• er to precipitate an adequate search phrase and thus reduce the need for iterati
• h Engine. Python Code: A function “phrase1” simply adds an appropriate Five
• input in place of keyword alone. def phrase1(keyword, n): five_w = {0:”Who”,
• and so seems room for more complete phrase builder functionality. An example of
• des a “tack on” answer word: def phrase2(keyword, n): five_w = {0:[”Who”
• ents augmenting keywords into search phrases based on “Five Ws” were found t
• for videos related to a given search phrase, and uses a person's social network
• a 'composer' with videos. You type a phrase, the code breaks it up into words an
• phrases
• generate your own body of creative phrases, starting from the most mundane of
• xample fragments of adequate search phrases may miss cue the Search Engine to r
• nts augmenting keywords into search phrases based on “Five Ws” were found t
• pickle
• atabases (which is implemented using pickle serialization system from python), s
• lative links Data persistence (using pickle (also experimented with shelve)) Rem
• ictionary is saved to file using the pickle module. The dictionary is later reve
• picks
• of "luckiest" numbers for your next picks. On March 30, 2012 the Mega Millions
• ts to check that Mega Million "quick picks" are really random. Finally, I want
• picnics
• business opportunities and organize picnics and excursions. 4.) Modules This pr
• picture
• ome of us are not seeing the bigger picture . I think Udacity is not trying to
• backward and not seeing the bigger picture. Like I said, IP is what puts bread
• I have a hard time seeing any other picture, than the ones I make that hang on
• ual weather alert image 2 of 2 This picture shows the detailed information that
• creen shot of normal operation This picture shows what happens when the compute
• - loss of internet connection This picture shows the computer screen when the
• esistor) 2 Pens (like shown in next picture :) ) or whatever that help to reduc
• ant. The TVQuest goes on! The above picture shows some sample outputs. It displ
• pictures
• file for specifying the layout and pictures for every site/section in database
• pieThon
• om/m2MQacPY1/ Team Members: Only me(pieThon in forums, real name: Rolandas Pump
• piethon link answered 2 days ago pieThon 26 2 edited 2 days ago
• pieces
• (e.g. "Let me find all the classical pieces that quote the medieval chant 'Dies
• one might find some use for bits and pieces of it. I crawled ~10k pages on this
• ers to be able to search for musical pieces without knowing the musical title. M
• to be exposed to new and interesting pieces of news. I decided to experiment wit
• piethon
• r details. Code: https://github.com/piethon/PokerBud-project is released under
• eetings to all Udacians! Sincerely, piethon link answered 2 days ago pieThon
• pile
• : Search for "audacity" and get a big pile of results Follow a link to http://au
• pins
• jRRVWM Materials: 1 PIC 12F675 [4] (8 pins, Internal CLK, 4 ADC) 5 Electrolytic
• ould only allow us to search up to 25 pins at once using their site, and did not
• pipeline
• y map these files. The whole search pipeline is stream based (using itertools),
• pivot
• les without having a spreadsheet and pivot tables. I had this need when I wante
• pizza
• this code. Example : search_query = "pizza" ads output : 'http://www.dominos.co
• places
• te in their exhibitions, visit their places, exploit business opportunities and
• ation of things to their appropriate places. This mean can be changed by using a
• take all the named entities (names, places, locations, etc) in them, order them
• offered to specify a list of popular places that he'll be passing by during his
• t his trip from one of these popular places that the car owner will be passing b
• ss. It has null characters in random places. This took a while to parse correctl
• t greater than that of the air it displaces'] ['avi\xc3\xb3n, aeronave, aeroplan
• mers so it is one of the most active places people go to talk about code. After
• plaintext
• MMARY is there for the taking.. in plaintext.. And it has Categories.. and Cate
• that will return all the possible 'plaintext' strings and the shift value of th
• planly
• basic regex will spot it anyway, but planly writing my e-mail for every low-leve
• plants
• on of defective Arabidopsis thaliana plants (thats known as the mouse-ear cress)
• plates
• query will be: 'Dave likes to eat 2 plates of hummus': '[]' And will search the
• platform
• Its fine to use any platform you want. But, Python on ubuntu sho
• entical to Python on a Mac or other platforms. (07 Apr, 11:05)
• as genius. It was their advertising platform that made them a multibillion dolla
• NTRIBUTE FOR A CAUSE is a nonprofit platform that allows you to contribute these
• by using the language Ruby and the platform Ruby On Rails based on MVC architec
• atabase is stored in a single cross-platform disk file. d. Supports terabyte-siz
• tting some requests to a dictionary platform as well - most of them sadly restri
• fancy? Well, now you can. Using our platform for recruiting unused and abandoned
• platforms
• ntical to Python on a Mac or other platforms. (07 Apr, 11:05)
• rds query) for deals from multiple platforms. Users are authenticated in order
• player
• (at most 8) to guess what the other player has drawn for us. My little sister w
• players
• Then it finds out all the different players the user has played with, how they
• playoff
• re very important since there is no playoff at the end of the season. Objective
• plays
• s to train it on several Shakespeare plays and several Dickens novels, then see
• n indexer and lookup utility for the plays of Shakespeare. This submission is t
• an index and table representing the plays of Shakespeare and it only takes a f
• pleasure
• . It allows users to experience the pleasure of giving. It allows the users to c
• idea of experiencing happiness and pleasure by organizing school and college ex
• plethora
• for my community pages - suddenly a plethora of information is available. The se
• plot
• ns plus some external modules like matplotlib, numpy, math and pylab. I download
• ord in the text 4. Decide of a way to plot each unique word as a function of its
• cles that visualize the words are not plotted on top of the connecting arcs and
• ! Unfortunately, I do not know how to plot more than 1 data set. So even though
• r multiple countries, my program only plots 1 set of data. Therefore, my country
• ist contains only 'US' when I want to plot. 'UK' data is provided in the RDIUK.t
• i-country list if you comment out the plotData() procedure. What Did I Learn? Th
• rrectly. I need to learn about how to plot data. Figuring out how to input data
• rical data in a flat file graphically plot historical data compute and display s
• plotData
• country list if you comment out the plotData() procedure. What Did I Learn? The
• plots
• multiple countries, my program only plots 1 set of data. Therefore, my country
• plugin
• ckDuckHack , for creating DuckDuckGo plugins. There is support for writing "Fath
• for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of course, not
• it could be converted into a browser plugin using only local files. Link to code
• ckDuckHack , for creating DuckDuckGo plugins. There is support for writing "Fath
• for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of course, not
• class . The script is also used as a plugin in my term project for my Distribute
• ckDuckHack , for creating DuckDuckGo plugins. There is support for writing "Fath
• for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of course, not
• I would like to eventually create a plugin for DuckDuckGo (DuckDuckGlow, anyone
• or development of the "DuckDuckGlow" plugin, although it is currently empty at t
• kDuckHack - for getting started with plugins My e-mail: chronos@ufl.edu link a
• ckDuckHack , for creating DuckDuckGo plugins. There is support for writing "Fath
• for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of course, not
• ine’s purpose (or the purpose of a plugin of the legacy search engine) – to
• ckDuckHack , for creating DuckDuckGo plugins. There is support for writing "Fath
• for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of course, not
• ion Description: I created a fathead plugin for DuckDuckGo. It downloads Hospita
• plural
• st includes inflected forms, such as plural nouns and the -s, -ed and -ing forms
• pocoo
• s simple, I used Flask (http://flask.pocoo.org/) Flask allowed me to quickly ge
• poem
• You know, this little script creates poems. It reads plain text files (samples
• ve), builds an index and produces new poems according to the keywords you provid
• randomness. Input: keywords, output: poem. As simple as that. Here are the nitt
• - keywords required for the resulting poem (as space delimited string of words)
• poems
• You know, this little script creates poems. It reads plain text files (samples
• e), builds an index and produces new poems according to the keywords you provid
• ons in their word, e.g. song lyrics, poems, novels, etc. How the proximity scor
• poeple
• historical information available to poeple and to serve people as reliable sour
• poetize
• ss what this is all about. =) print poetize (index, "live life love die", 4) #
• love, happy to die! THE END. print poetize (index, "good bad dull heaven earth
• poetry
• ur, might write books in philosophy, poetry, politics, laws, mathematics, and th
• points
• (long tail and so on). Beside these points, page ranking has proved to be the b
• progress is saved in a dictionary, "points". When a user gets nine points in an
• ary, "points". When a user gets nine points in an exercise, they're prompted to
• one point for a correct answer, /= 2 points for a wrong answer, and -1 for an un
• b last November because of different points of View between me and my boss about
• poker
• o my friends started started playing poker online. Since they were good in math
• that could help people to understand poker and play poker better. And then I sa
• people to understand poker and play poker better. And then I said to myself: "
• tory files, which contain history of poker hands, that the user played in the p
• policies
• re that you are not violating their policies in reusing it. You can also use thi
• s that it will have data collection policies and information on how that data is
• policy
• tyDave / @PeterUdacity , what is the policy on using third party Python librarie
• crawler and adjusting its selection policy. For more information look for: Invo
• e! manual article: Crawler selection policy and web thopology link answered ye
• polish
• nJssbNUs I apologize for the lack of polish, but it's been real crazy for me in
• polite
• . The web crawler would be extremely polite, of course.. and would search in the
• kend. So I changed the crawler to be polite and work with SQL-Databases. I also
• nction. I have made the crawler more polite by following instructions in robots.
• ster, and it would be a little more "polite" to the NY Times. Just need to find
• politeness
• kers - (to honour the principle of politeness, and to keep it simple(!)) I store
• ="" p="" To provide some level of politeness to the sites I crawl, I wrote a fi
• politicians
• ippets of people (of celebrities, politicians, Udacians, etc) saying those word
• politics
• write books in philosophy, poetry, politics, laws, mathematics, and theology, w
• pollution
• l be more parking place , less air pollution ... etc . How the Program works :
• polynoms
• able to integrate or differentiate polynoms and exponential functions. To run t
• pomona
• Friday 20 April 2012 at http://pages.pomona.edu/~jsh04747/Student%20Theses/vivjv
• ponder
• r', 1] ['Yonder', 1] ['fonder', 1] ['ponder', 1] ['wander', 1] =================
• pony
• in my opinion, then will I just be a pony at some big event, to show off the me
• pool
• r.py: Crawling web pages using thread pool model. At the same time, indexing(ste
• ed to improve their chances to win by pooling their money and buying many ticket
• reement to share the prize. My office pool had 110 tickets, and I wrote a small
• eft hand on comma...). This is why my pool list is a list of entries with six el
• f the distribution of numbers on your pool of tickets to check that Mega Million
• poor
• !!! My sincerest condolences to those poor judges. :D UNBELIEVABLE you guys, UN-
• y of all innovation. • Focus on the poorest - All that we do is directed towar
• the lives of our 'real customer'- the poorest of the poor. • Transparency and
• r 'real customer'- the poorest of the poor. • Transparency and accountability
• e of Serbia. As a result, I have very poor knowledge of history of my home town.
• e feedback by their teachers is often poor because of lack of time. By comparing
• poorest
• of all innovation. • Focus on the poorest - All that we do is directed toward
• e lives of our 'real customer'- the poorest of the poor. • Transparency and a
• pops
• nks and create a graph.. then it just pops it up in a pop up or bookmarklet or w
• popular
• Check your search engine ranking on popular search engines including Google, Ya
• and an option of showing the least popular results first. 4) Some code can be
• al features omitted. f. Faster than popular client/server database engines for
• be included and this website can be popular worldwide in future. • Understand
• ch results by padding the page with popular search terms in the HTML (but not n
• e too much weight to pages that are popular (in terms of links or clicks) that
• ner is offered to specify a list of popular places that he'll be passing by dur
• to start his trip from one of these popular places that the car owner will be p
• e to go from the first place to the popular place where he'll pick up the other
• dia. We don't need to show the most popular results: We need to show the most u
• guage 3) Query Twitter for the most popular programming language Number 1 will
• t the languages by job postings and popularity. Number 2 will prompt the user f
• of number 1 and number 2. The most popular programming language is first estab
• out when your name is published on popular media sites. So you submit your nam
• predictions Query rankings based on popularity Search input correction (e.g. sp
• ch experience by searching the most popular search engines in the world, compar
• ou can see your latest and the most popular search queries and search with touc
• for links to sites you like… the popularity game shouldn't only apply to the
• popularity
• the languages by job postings and popularity. Number 2 will prompt the user for
• redictions Query rankings based on popularity Search input correction (e.g. spac
• for links to sites you like… the popularity game shouldn't only apply to the c
• populate
• on a regularly scheduled basis and populate a dictionary or other datastore wit
• population
• might only have appeared in sample population a couple of times. However, the me
• enough for 99.999% of the world's population but there are people like mathemat
• porject
• enght of the message but to do this porject I use may be one of the more simple
• porn
• rch related sites, and dictionary and porn sites. Taken from http://www.alexa.co
• pornography
• useful to identify pages contain pornography, language detection, filter super
• portability
• Internet based application so its portability and usability depends upon the cl
• portable
• rder. Being that it's designed as a portable antenna, it's very easy to put up a
• portal
• to transform this concept into a web portal attached to a search engine that can
• ‘search engine’ with an in built portal and social networking. This web appl
• ributor and the NGO. 3.) PORTAL: The portal provides complete information about
• t of NGOs and Contributors using the portal. It allows the user to peep into the
• portfolio
• ing anything. It's like showing my portfolio, in theory, you should pay me to s
• , you should pay me to show you my portfolio, because once you see it, the "mys
• portion
• for Web-based applications. A large portion of the code is devoted to tokenizin
• ]] [-s SEARCH [SEARCH ...]] Index a portion of the web, and/or perform search q
• converge to a desired result. Some portion of the keyword refinement may be du
• s imprecise keyword inputs. Another portion of the keyword refinement may be du
• ython Code: The previous dictionary portion includes a “tack on” answer wor
• portuguesa
• nha moda [4] pasteis de bacalhau a portuguesa [5] pataniscas de bacalhau ... The
• portuguese
• Submission Hello everyone! I am a portuguese guy that loves cooking. I love to
• Thank you! I decided to explore a portuguese site, not only because it is my na
• position
• hought that if an algorithm used to position a robotic car was as inaccurat as t
• nswers to your query and you try to position answers in this space using two fac
• color they like and they can freely position the notes in the corkboard area. Li
• e function. It helps in removing prepositions, articles, etc. which frequently o
• – rwp) / l Where wp is the word's position in words from the beginning of the
• document rwp is the related word's position in words from the beginning of the
• (0,n)-pages at respective ‘mth’ position are selected. b)Higher Page Rank Al
• , symbols inside the keywords. File position All files can be download from gith
• u don't want to go to the less of a position it the search results The same can
• the final result is divided by it's position by the search engine given the sear
• dy, I need to find a definition, proposition, theorem etc. But if I try to use t
• a given environment (definition, proposition, theorem...). Unfortunately to use
• a given string appears and at what position in the text allows us to have an id
• positional
• Produces an index file as output. positional arguments: outfile output index fi
• positions
• in order to increase their ranking positions 4 - Multiple Words Query capabilit
• at term on that page, and then the positions (to use in the multiword lookup).
• positive
• wYorkTimes There is a total of 2423 positive sample and 2386 negative sample To
• reviews with more than 6 stars as a positive review, reviews with less than 4 st
• ) (I'm assuming both parameters are positive). To implement this, I'm changing t
• the web and only be exposed to the positive elements. Ditto for my children etc
• n choose to search through only the positive web or for pages above a certain po
• ications. An initial corpus of both positive and negative pages is rated either
• am able master German Language. The positive side effect of quitting my Job was
• be -1 and edit_distance ranks to be positive numbers, so that we can differentia
• its of using the data in useful and positive ways. The central theme of my searc
• rmation on how that data is used in positive ways put out in the open, rather th
• positivity
• ective means of giving web pages a positivity/negativity score based on whether
• e web or for pages above a certain positivity score. As this course was my first
• ch allows the requester to enter a positivity preference and only returns those
• posix
• a windows/mac mouse, or don't have a posix command-line with wget and unzip ins
• possesives
• ems from English words. It removes possesives, prefixes, suffixes, to try and ge
• possibilities
• e a lifetime to think of all the possibilities, even for a simple Python projec
• if you had to choose between all possibilities, would you choose this license f
• ll give you good overview of the possibilities of such a search engine. Thanks
• ut there might be many different possibilities for the search engine to conside
• possibility
• n one Screen connected, gives the possibility to choose which Device and Device
• fact, many search engines provide possibility to specify on what sites to look
• omises. I first thought about the possibility for this program when I learned a
• llowing a few ideas): There is no possibility to abort an input so far. Keep tr
• am) GUI graphs for the statistics possibility to flag food to exclude it from s
• possibly
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• es you a lot more opportunities and possibly an advantage to assemble a nice scr
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• reading score formulas, for fun and possibly as a filter. I do some approximate
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• arch can be weighted at each level, possibly limiting to a certain number of res
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• title for some links are not found possibly by submission deadline. A future ve
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• for the contest. At least one (and possibly more than one) winner will be selec
• postal
• sed to be offered this week. Without postal addresses i guess email or some othe
• these columns: name, address, city, postal code, country, order number, trackin
• postings
• intelligently scans Twitter for job postings related to computer programming. Al
• weets and list the languages by job postings and popularity. Number 2 will promp
• postit
• Post CorkPost is an online corkboard postit application that I did for my person
• lication let's the users to create a postit note. They can choose what color the
• posts
• engine from CS101" I see from other posts that the submission isn't required t
• Specific Drug - Search based on user posts (not from reference content or artic
• most likely indicates multiple user posts and hence a users-perspective(patien
• ges. The paper can be found here, in postscript: http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/v
• s on the Fan Page stream/wall. These posts appear in their fans' own streams. F
• find their streams flooded with many posts. USDC crawls a Facebook user's strea
• kens to crawl Facebook users' stream posts. For this contest, I wrote two pytho
• proof of concept: one that retrieves posts in a Facebook user's stream and writ
• displaying a date for the entries it posts then the date is replaced by the cur
• ich are user's information, Facebook posts, and inverted index. In case you wan
• conversations, facebook and twitter posts and even IM messages, there has been
• ixes murmurs, diaries, news and blog posts up. So I made TweePops , which helps
• postscript
• s. The paper can be found here, in postscript: http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/view
• potato
• e pretty useful features for a couch potato. You can also search by channel name
• potent
• ormation is then used to suggest new potential collaborators to a researcher and
• borators to a researcher and suggest potential referees for a submitted paper. M
• , and the second generates a list of potential referees for a submitted paper. Y
• e background: I find the web to be a potent tool both for productive and destruc
• potential
• keep the suspense and work on some potential issues. Ok! Now i might sound irri
• tents interface should must grab a potential user immediately. • Robustness-
• sing heuristics to build a list of potential movies, the program uses the viewe
• combining them with the genres of potential movies to develop a movie ranking
• mation is then used to suggest new potential collaborators to a researcher and
• rators to a researcher and suggest potential referees for a submitted paper. Mo
• and the second generates a list of potential referees for a submitted paper. Yo
• s this to try and imagine the true potential that Udacity is bound to realize h
• the results. Affinity groups could potentially form around specific topics, som
• potentially
• 2 I thought of a potentially useful idea that's related to thi
• put sentence -- typically 20, but potentially much more for ‘legalese” or o
• he results. Affinity groups could potentially form around specific topics, some
• power
• But I could see this evolving into a powerful tool – although the crawler mig
• search engine to work, if I had the power to develop it. To my surprise, the t
• (ACID) even after system crashes and power failures. b. Zero-configuration - no
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• ll. More datasets and more computing power need to predict and categorize into
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• s101. Easy to configure, demonstrate power of simple string operations, eval()
• eded about | faq | privacy | contact powered by OSQA var _gaq = _gaq || []; _ga
• I have are rather ugly and not very powerful I plan on updating them so they h
• forming the user and giving them the power to make their own decisions on data
• paradigm of transparency and user empowerment. Cookies and user accounts could
• eded about | faq | privacy | contact powered by OSQA var _gaq = _gaq || []; _ga
• lt by crawling tvnow.in with results powered by whatsonindia. We go through 7 d
• ads : I have included an additional power to our search engine. Now apart from
• eded about | faq | privacy | contact powered by OSQA var _gaq = _gaq || []; _ga
• called as of now. To illustrate the power of such links, here are two specific
• e) is a base for less crude and more powerful code. The main weakness of the co
• eded about | faq | privacy | contact powered by OSQA var _gaq = _gaq || []; _ga
• on I've always been intrigued by the power of the internet, particularly when p
• eded about | faq | privacy | contact powered by OSQA var _gaq = _gaq || []; _ga
• powerful
• ut I could see this evolving into a powerful tool – although the crawler might
• ance= 2 Query Correction= ['most', 'powerful', 'weapon'] ['http://www.udacity.co
• I have are rather ugly and not very powerful I plan on updating them so they hav
• ) is a base for less crude and more powerful code. The main weakness of the code
• powerfull
• s an exercise. There are many more powerfull way to reduce the lenght of the me
• powerpiont
• 0 can we upload powerpiont for a better presentation instead
• powers
• eel like it really gave me new super powers! ;) (31 Mar, 12:36)
• e earth, My sinful earth these rebel powers array, And make the earth devour her
• practical
• Finally, I want to say that it is practically my first attempt to program. I w
• data table, which is less and less practical as our database grows with new spe
• le source of information. It would practicaly create timeline of the world and
• eart to..." - Practice : Will show practical procedures for nurses and medics:
• tabase notes. 2) To make this more practical, we need a way to retrieve musical
• wanted to build something that had practical applications. We found that after
• make something, fun, creative and practical. So TVQuest checks all the boxes t
• Plus, writing python programs with practical use is fun! RELEVANCE TO THE CS101
• practically
• Finally, I want to say that it is practically my first attempt to program. I wa
• practicaly
• le source of information. It would practicaly create timeline of the world and y
• practice
• uthor for permission? Probably good practice, but it does open up a morass if th
• tebin.com/AeZwmkua This is a Python practice program. It's more of a proof of co
• ode. The program randomly generates practice problems. The data is made up of ra
• his for programming. There are many practice problem sets, but nothing that gene
• 1 : A basic tool for investigative practice is called the “Five Ws” (ref. W
• precautions
• soon enough to take the necessary precautions). # # # Some built in fault toler
• precedure
• only" writing python code with the precedure "search(keyword)" and it will give
• precipitate
• to work with the user in order to precipitate an adequate search phrase and thu
• precise
• omething that will know how to give precise answer to your question. Unlike Wik
• ore just text but also objects with precisely defined information. We didn’t
• ision making due to incomplete or imprecise data (ref. Wikipedia.) A simple Sea
• keyword refinement may be due to imprecise data. For example, typographical or
• tical errors may be considered as imprecise keyword inputs. Another portion of
• ich facilitates the user to provide precise and complete data. The purpose of t
• ved by rendering keyword(s) as more precise and complete. An “Investigative F
• precisely
• re just text but also objects with precisely defined information. We didn’t d
• orithm, I just went nuts! That was precisely what a wanted to do six months fro
• ts offered by search engines. More precisely; according to the lectures, when y
• eful to YOU. I think you have done precisely that. (04 Apr, 11:
• precision
• there is a latent problem with the precision of the results offered by search e
• predecessor
• ning they've given. Background: a predecessor at my job programmed ~1,000 littl
• predict
• ees not, till heaven clears. By oft predict that I in heaven find: I wondered w
• his " Page Categorizer " program to predict and categorize. In this program I u
• then the pages are classified into predicted category. For example: In this pr
• of managerial experiexnce " will be predicted and classified into " Accountancy
• ol and accounting systems " will be predicted and classified into " IT " catego
• o extract text from web pages, then predict and categorize the web pages. This
• tegories. Limitations: This program predicts and categorize only into two categ
• ts and more computing power need to predict and categorize into more categories
• ll Correction/Prediction File: "wordpredict.py" Typing spell correction and pre
• ict.py" Typing spell correction and prediction are slightly different from the
• from the spell correction only. The prediction part should not used for computa
• ion of edit distance so that we can predict as many words as possible. Since th
• s many words as possible. Since the predict words could be too many, we pass an
• ree( tree, 'AN') And the results to predict/correct words is a list of entries.
• ond element is the distance without prediction part. predict word= ABC ,distanc
• e distance without prediction part. predict word= ABC ,distance= 2 ,limit= 10 [
• =================================== predict word= ABCD ,distance= 2 ,limit= 10
• =================================== predict word= BCDEF ,distance= 2 ,limit= 10
• =================================== predict word= AB ,distance= 1 ,limit= 10 ['
• =================================== predict word= AB ,distance= 1 ,limit= 3 ['A
• this number. The result list is the predicted/corrected word and the distance.
• ed/corrected word and the distance. predict word= asc ,distance= 1 ,limit= 30 [
• =================================== predict word= wonder ,distance= 1 ,limit= 3
• ain a machine learning algorithm to predict future statistics generalize the cr
• prediction
• l over four webpages about weather prediction (copied without adaptations from t
• ct.py" Typing spell correction and prediction are slightly different from the sp
• rom the spell correction only. The prediction part should not used for computati
• nd element is the distance without prediction part. predict word= ABC ,distance=
• 50 line implementation of a search prediction add-on, which I wasn’t planning
• exists. Features: Real-time search predictions Query rankings based on popularit
• t beginning of input) Personalized prediction results based on IP search history
• using IP search history for result predictions (such as it being useless for peo
• predictions
• xists. Features: Real-time search predictions Query rankings based on popularit
• sing IP search history for result predictions (such as it being useless for peo
• predicts
• tegories. Limitations: This program predicts and categorize only into two catego
• predisposition
• supports a person's supernatural predisposition . Frivolous is a replacement for
• We understand your supernatural predispositions. Millions of people are born un
• predispositions
• We understand your supernatural predispositions. Millions of people are born un
• prefer
• Silly question, probably, but: I prefer Bitbucket over Github. Can I use a B
• ere alredy in some standrt librery I prefer use the one I know and develop them
• preferably
• a list of sites I like and I hate (preferably it should be more of sites you'd s
• preference
• he requester to enter a positivity preference and only returns those url's above
• only returns those url's above the preference score. This code is licensed under
• ested lists). My code has a slight preference for Python 3 over Python 2. http:/
• owever there are sites which by my preference I don't want to go to for certain
• il inbox which so far prove giving preference to the user gives a great experien
• ges with a 0 where the code has no preference the sorting done by the search eng
• ch result that's suited for you're preference. The readme file explains how to u
• preferences
• n meet an individual’s personal preferences. Current search engines are desig
• prefix
• ming is a way to derive grammatical (prefix) stems from English words. It remove
• nglish words. It removes possesives, prefixes, suffixes, to try and get to the '
• going further making words with this prefix we simply erase the last character a
• prefixes
• glish words. It removes possesives, prefixes, suffixes, to try and get to the 's
• preflop
• iles, different game phases such as preflop, flop, turn or river from those han
• preliminary
• eans that scripts execute without preliminary compilation).  JavaScript give
• prepositions
• he function. It helps in removing prepositions, articles, etc. which frequently
• accuracy (i.e. "Puré" -- "pure") prepositions inside queries are ignored (such
• prescient
• island of Laputa. This machine, a prescient forerunner of our modern computers
• presence
• cific word on the page based on the presence of words in title, meta tags, the f
• r?" google search alone. (Note, the presence of Udacity as an indication of impr
• presentation
• we upload powerpiont for a better presentation instead of images or video? lin
• re information look for: Involve! presentation Involve! source code Involve! man
• sible for providing appropriate representations of your application’s resource
• n Fall 2011, I attended the first presentation of the free online course "Introd
• rs and matrices (i.e. a compact representation of vectors and matrices for which
• ors on the fly, only if a dense representation is needed, or doing computation w
• du/opentexts.html Here is a small presentation of the script: Presentation code
• cool. Super useful and very nice presentation of search results.
• presently
• the talent in software development presently.. But I'm getting better.. Please
• presents
• ructure is that it can be used to represents sparse vectors and matrices (i.e. a
• all data to disk. The search script presents a web interface (by default on http
• and type in a keyword!) The program presents the result by drawing a semantic fi
• d to what you are searching for and presents them in a small infobox. -Examples-
• preset
• them really fast search according to preset profiles. Ideally, the profile can b
• president
• return the top 5. So a search for 'president' would/should also suggest 'clinto
• pressure
• d In China, people live with a high pressure. Most people do not have the money
• pretty
• contest is on creativity. It'll be a pretty equal playing field.
• s is dependent on zope.interface I'm pretty sure) pyquery This program helps you
• anford School of Engineering who I'm pretty sure don't release everything under
• ummary. The comments in the code are pretty descriptive, so they should help fil
• hts how it can work. This course was pretty obvious. But it fires up a lot of id
• t. I should note that the program is pretty limited at the moment. There are 2 a
• of how other people think and play, pretty soon they started winning. I decided
• e "posted date" is displayed using a pretty format (eg. Yesterday, 2 weeks ago,
• on in computer science, although I'm pretty sure that using Linux for 8 years he
• rking with lists, strings etc it was pretty easy to come up with a python script
• ing movies that will air on tv. Some pretty useful features for a couch potato.
• t the moment, the search results are pretty accurate. I've tried to guess the la
• @agreeney , that's pretty cool! nice work :) BTW, the submissi
• earches. The full code, along with a pretty in-depth comment/markup can be found
• looks if a word is in the dictionary pretty fast and also it helped me avoid goi
• tough project! I think your entry is pretty useful, too. And it looks good—Boo
• iot 1 Oh wow, that's pretty awesome! (13 Apr, 14
• ass tube with a wire in it. It works pretty well with my radio and tuner, I've o
• ounted vertical (the Zero-Five) with pretty good results. Haven't been in the sh
• be read by Graphviz to produce some pretty images. The code is hosted here. DOT
• htag ? Easy. Bam! The TED hashtag is pretty special because it temporarily chang
• prevalent
• ord weight factor is based on more prevalent words such as ['at', 'as', 'the',
• prevent
• he legal rules of the contest would prevent us from considering it for prizes.
• SMS message reception. # To further prevent out of order SMS message reception,
• delay between SMS transmissions to prevent SMS ' print ' messages from getting
• from the server database as well as prevent the site from logging their searche
• primarily in the relative links. To prevent the crawler from heading off to fol
• pecific search page. Constraints to prevent going to pages out of bounds. Resul
• prevents
• te get certain basic concepts. This prevents them from moving on. It's hard to s
• previously
• processes Options: Load and use a previously generated index Crawl a specified
• o the new, much lower numbers than previously assumed? This question was motivat
• price
• Kabadi Wala or to a book seller at a price that is not worth the value, the boo
• page generator o search and compare price of items in online stores o monitor
• stores o monitor and alert updates (price, weather alerts) Features: Implement
• namic homepage generator using gator price_alert.py - configurable tracker and
• m homepage_generator.py: Output from price_alert.py: https://github.com/dpp007/
• /github.com/dpp007/gator/blob/master/price_alert.log Extension plan: 1. Search
• these computer stores gives the best price in tote (for the whole range of the
• al calculations of the difference in prices for 7-10 goods in different stores.
• through the Internet the best total price for the range of the sought-for good
• available; 3. the list of the total price for the whole list of the sought-for
• ine of the stores, the goods and the prices can be done in 3 ways: 1. By collec
• your competitors have, their average price, discount rate, how many people are
• prices
• al calculations of the difference in prices for 7-10 goods in different stores.
• ine of the stores, the goods and the prices can be done in 3 ways: 1. By collect
• primarily
• ry and for the query, The index is primarily a dictionary mapping each keyword
• y entry is two parts. The first is primarily the web crawler that we built for
• awl a single site, I am interested primarily in the relative links. To prevent
• primary
• t we have covered in cs101, but our primary judging criteria are creativity and
• might have for an NGO that deals in primary or secondary education. The same us
• f a user-specified text sample. Our primary submission to the contest is the co
• primate
• 000000 neurons 20% rodent 8500 mass primate The species included in this versio
• primes
• , assuming unique factorisation into primes. The code lets one fix a base and fi
• primetime
• lfing, Laundry, Who gets the TV at primetime, etc. The two users then rate how
• o this, based on what shows air on primetime on similar channels as well as sho
• primitive
• ting what I now understand to be a primitive hash table. So I thought why not g
• principal
• at) a I thoght to abstract the two principal function of such an apps. funtion1
• principle
• ly, egregiously, violated whatever principle was at stake. Alas, this is how a
• compact and more following the DRY principle. For example it doesn't use the Dj
• nal developers may not expect. The principles enhance extensibility like Hide d
• pull requests on the code, etc. By principle, it will not be embedded in a publ
• ka the bookmakers - (to honour the principle of politeness, and to keep it simp
• ary Project Description : The GIGO principle applied to Search Engine inputs su
• principles
• nal developers may not expect. The principles enhance extensibility like Hide da
• prints
• ry, takes user-provided letters, and prints all possible words from those letter
• PhD) and the ranking function, which prints the results. Links: interactions inp
• ith the given characters and it also prints a definition and a translation in th
• prior
• was done by a CS101 student with no prior experience creating Web applications
• and similar words. Tried not to use prior knowledge, concepts or syntax not co
• llow averaging without recording all prior scores. Main modifications to the CS
• priority
• er than later, but that IS my first priority. I'll tell you what. When I am fini
• application was not the first level priority point, but this is subject to furth
• e crawled and the change frequency, priority and last modification date of each
• d. Based on the amount, we assign a priority to each webpage. Now, when a user s
• n the search query of the user, the priority of the site and the relevance of th
• uery. From the example in ( 1), the priority is: 1: recipes containing all four
• ng one ingredient (1 has the larger priority) (*3) The "gastronomias" website co
• private
• my Udacity ID in this forum. It's a private email address that I don't tend to
• s-story.py However, I've removed my private API key issued by the New York Time
• prizes
• people under the age of 18. And the prizes could be something that the winner r
• d not be able to consider it for the prizes.) (31 Mar, 00:26)
• d prevent us from considering it for prizes. I'm afraid we have to listen to our
• the contestant be not considered for prizes or the entire submission/team? (I as
• ground that will contend for the top prizes. (31 Mar, 02:07) U
• proactively
• er resources, we believe in being proactively accountable and transparent in al
• probabilities
• try to get the bigrams and their probabilities myself. I took a long text (Firs
• grams from it and calculated the probabilities. Then, I can read a page and 'gu
• probability
• ur team will definitely raise the probability a good measure above Zero. My pro
• ity a good measure above Zero. My probability working alone was Zero, so I part
• umber in the lottery has an equal probability of being drawn. But people often
• category sets, and tells you the probability that the query came from each of
• function computes the conditional probability P(SPAM|Msg) and P(HAM|Msg) for th
• g|HAM)*P(HAM)). The unconditional probability of a query message being in a cat
• num_cats*k_cats). The conditional probability of a message given a category P(M
• ion, etc) as it enables assigning probability to a particular word based on the
• better method of updating letter probability's and hopefully that will let me
• cipher alphabet to it with equal probability. It then runs through single lett
• and regular pairs and updates the probability of all the cipher letters. I trie
• fically, I used bigrams and their probability. Ofcourse, I didn't try to get th
• r than a stranger. This increased probability of having something in common is
• probably
• 1 Silly question, probably, but: I prefer Bitbucket over Githu
• So many Submissions, we probably have no chance at winning at all. I
• up with those people. There should probably be a system in place where people w
• e with a great imagination is quite probably going to beat me at this point. Loo
• use the code, with modification or probably without, but now you have an ethica
• link (24.9 MB) Code on github I'll probably finish the HTML front-end, host thi
• e number of concurrent processes is probably limited by the server, and of cours
• m babble generator part. But that's probably best left for everyone to explore f
• e in the lab can actually use it. I probably didn't cover all bases - I'll figur
• was a great learning experience and probably the most complex program I ever bui
• pt software so things can (and most probably will) break Feel free to fork this
• nfo when playing in real time(and I probably will in the future). I apologize fo
• aven't made the annotations yet and probably won't be able to add them before sa
• o live with this new function which probably won't happen until the 20th. I can
• doing this for production, I would probably use MySql or Postresql. Because thi
• at appear in links.(those words are probably more important than others) 3. And
• be improved a whole lot which I'll probably work on from time to time going for
• spot.com/ seems to be broken. It is probably important to fix this before the de
• problematic
• ral changes. This approach can be problematic if the log files contain data whi
• problems
• and applied to a thousand different problems. My personal hunch is that to get a
• , etc. There are countless unsolved problems in knowledge management (KM), probl
• blems in knowledge management (KM), problems that knowledge workers face every d
• Creative. I think up ideas, I solve problems, I come up with solutions.. This so
• alerts do to internet connection # problems #**********************************
• other browsers. Also, there may be problems if several users use Minisearcher a
• didn't expect to encounter so many problems from the get go. However, to keep i
• ing particle filtering to solve two problems I met while searching on the web :
• way too long. My solution to these problems is to have two additional corpuses
• program randomly generates practice problems. The data is made up of random numb
• erates an infinite number of random problems for discrete topics. In final form,
• from and modeled CS 101's homework problems. For simplicity's sake, I did singl
• non case sensitive Real world (web) problems. Not all sites have nice (valid) ht
• . This ofcourse can help solve many problems . May be 2 persons are just going f
• have found and fixed a couple small problems with it and it seems to be running
• ng, and understand how to break big problems into little parts. At the end of cl
• were void of ideas while others had problems getting started from a technical po
• proc
• en. Example: the raw code looks like: proc freq data = secI; tables f2cl_I3*I3*I
• ist if you comment out the plotData() procedure. What Did I Learn? The ABBREV.tx
• ives.txt" The core of the code is the procedure 'adjective_crawler' which takes
• procedures
• structure and about 70% of all the procedures. Just an advance: We are mixing my
• rch engine we built.. the kinds of procedures we built, what they do, etc. Then
• king website" question - Are dummy procedures allowed in our entries? There migh
• are basically implemented as dummy procedures? link answered 06 Apr, 10:29 els
• . So would it be okay if there are procedures like this - def to_pdf( data ): #
• with its supporting initialization procedures. The code is small enough to run o
• stand easily, using as much of the procedures we made for the class (edit_distan
• d be helpful(code provided has all procedures commented, so it's easy to underst
• " - Practice : Will show practical procedures for nurses and medics: "The cardia
• but I like what I did. Writing 30 procedures in over 800 lines of code and comm
• te. Also you can find other useful procedures in the code, like: get_page() for
• perations on that data in methods (procedures). Java and Python have very simila
• I use pattern matching to identify procedures, lists, dictionaries, conditionals
• eate the proposed index structure, procedures add_page_to_index and add_to_index
• ut them all on one. Next, the five procedures are entered, more on them later. A
• . My submission is a simple set of procedures that write a file in the DOT langu
• y file is my contribution. All the procedures are straightforward. Most of them
• are displayed. There are two more procedures (write_dot_file and write_dot_look
• to create a web app that uses the procedures I wrote to generate a "news story"
• nts. Uspicious indexes all defined procedures in all .py files in the seed direc
• s of all of the files that contain procedures with that name. Furthermore, for e
• or fragments is also available for procedures. There is also a recursively defin
• proceso
• y subdirectorios. Descripción del proceso 1) recorro todos los archivos agrup
• processes
• e because the number of concurrent processes is probably limited by the server,
• enable simple control by external processes Options: Load and use a previously
• processor
• iron 2006 vintage centrino 1.86Ghz processor with 1 GB RAM disk space 30 GB and
• procure
• o it, one of the things I needed to procure and install was an antenna of some
• produces
• n the archive), builds an index and produces new poems according to the keywords
• e web - given 1/more seed URLs, and produces several files used as input for the
• hich takes the current datetime and produces the appropriate start and end strin
• product
• udents that can develop nice usable products . As long as you create something,
• nd of the day, you have your usable product... I hope we'll bring the GitHub se
• ample of creation fully complicated product using just standart python modules.
• . What else More over. The software product itself is not so valuable (as a sea
• es by organizing exhibitions of the products created by students of NGOs • Ex
• information regarding the service, products and NGOs. • Behavior- According
• site. Here output of the service or products will be generated when user will i
• uage with a focus on simplicity and productivity. It has an elegant syntax that
• n and see almost immediate gains in productivity and lower maintenance costs. P
• is free to use, even for commercial products, because of its OSI-approved open
• Promotion of NGO’s Products- The products made by the people of NGOs can be
• romoted by including the module for products exhibitions. This will help in emp
• noseconds before you actually buy a product. Text and images describing what I
• tics.laerd.com/calculators/pearsons-product-moment-correlation-coefficient-calc
• given a category P(Msg|CATn) is the product, over all the keywords in that mess
• s training messages. In forming the product, the ratio of effective occurrences
• thub.com/mwmnj/CodeCreeper finished product: http://www.codecreeper.com Hello a
• production
• minimum requirements for it to be production ready: add robots.txt support upda
• ch index. If I were doing this for production, I would probably use MySql or Pos
• productive
• e web to be a potent tool both for productive and destructive purposes. This bei
• productivity
• ge with a focus on simplicity and productivity. It has an elegant syntax that is
• and see almost immediate gains in productivity and lower maintenance costs. Pyth
• products
• udents that can develop nice usable products . As long as you create something,
• es by organizing exhibitions of the products created by students of NGOs • Exp
• information regarding the service, products and NGOs. • Behavior- According t
• site. Here output of the service or products will be generated when user will in
• is free to use, even for commercial products, because of its OSI-approved open s
• Promotion of NGO’s Products- The products made by the people of NGOs can be p
• romoted by including the module for products exhibitions. This will help in empl
• professional
• -SA license? Another question. If professional programmers who build search engi
• es because, as you can see, I'm a professional painter. The funny thing with ima
• changed his stream or you may be professional who has books with him from his o
• - you're either a developer or IT professional - but it can be simply corrected
• ‘android developer’ and ‘IT professional’ (network administrator). Graph
• , while actually what I need is a professional-oriented guide. Project MedicWork
• mmunity encyclopedia oriented for professional use. Written by professionals for
• for professional use. Written by professionals for professionals, it will offer
• use. Written by professionals for professionals, it will offer: -The best respon
• mation usefull for any healthcare professional in a few minutes. How it works Me
• professionals
• for professional use. Written by professionals for professionals, it will offer
• se. Written by professionals for professionals, it will offer: -The best respon
• h an extremely talented group of professionals. This is really game changing. L
• professional’
• �android developer’ and ‘IT professional’ (network administrator). Graphi
• professor
• ty pupils under the direction of a professor would crank the machine to generat
• n of Jonathan Swift, and like that professor you may now easily generate your o
• professors
• t of all, I'd like to deeply thank professors Thrun and Evans for stepping ahead
• profile
• er registration NGO will be given a profile webpage on which all the informatio
• or else, on what interest you (your profile). Page rank should depend on your q
• hould depend on your query and your profile. Because it's too complex, I though
• program I have used testing data as profile description Profile description " S
• o more categories. My testing data (profile description) is plain text and it i
• rtain information like the author's profile in a useful way. This causes a part
• rs . - The car owner can update his profile , so that his rank isn't lost while
• ext. Creator David Moreno Cortina's profile Code and text released under the cr
• n gives the user choice of a search profile. After all, if you are software dev
• lly fast search according to preset profiles. Ideally, the profile can be arbit
• ng to preset profiles. Ideally, the profile can be arbitrarily varied, until it
• /technet.microsoft.com']. The above profiles were taken as an examples. The app
• , creating an index for each of the profiles and constructing the graph. Start
• to the server, we pass the selected profile and search query to the request par
• request and parse the parameters - profile and query. Calling the search for t
• the relevant index, formed for each profile separately during the second step.
• s: OffDocSearch works only with two profiles for now - ‘android developer’
• nome sequencing and gene expression profile (detecting what genes are active at
• , e-mail address can be found in my profile. link answered 11 Apr, 18:10 hype
• profiles
• lly fast search according to preset profiles. Ideally, the profile can be arbitr
• /technet.microsoft.com']. The above profiles were taken as an examples. The appl
• , creating an index for each of the profiles and constructing the graph. Start t
• s: OffDocSearch works only with two profiles for now - ‘android developer’ a
• profit
• t in a certain way that guarantees a profit (=independent of the outcome of the
• utcome of the game). If a guaranteed profit is possible, the algorithm (which re
• ey you went to bet) will display the profit you will make, and how much to bet o
• eam 2, and z = odds for draw, then a profit is guaranteed if (1/x + 1/y + 1/z) 1
• his betting pattern results in a 20$ profit regardless of the outcome. (While wr
• pattern isn't optimized for maximum profit - ex: we make an equal amount of pro
• fit - ex: we make an equal amount of profit in case of win(team 1) and draw, eve
• bove inspires you in creating a very profitable tool, and you want to thank me f
• earch engines, but even adults could profit from this application. It is clearly
• profitable
• ve inspires you in creating a very profitable tool, and you want to thank me fin
• programa
• Hola a todos Yo hice un programa para encontrar archivos duplicados
• programmer
• 101. Stay tuned! ((I'm not a great programmer, but hey, creativity is what it co
• .) I consider myself a fairly good programmer/coder...but I have NO idea what to
• It's the bane of my existence as a programmer: Debugging. I'm much better at wri
• Another question. If professional programmers who build search engines make for
• ss. I'm no amateur. I'm an amateur programmer, surely. But my ideas are golden.
• programmers
• Another question. If professional programmers who build search engines make for
• tures online and giving us novice programmers a chance to participate in such a
• ckoverflow.com is a Q A board for programmers so it is one of the most active p
• programms
• Hello. Are this kind of programms ok? i didn`t read all the code, bu
• e space solution. So those type of programms goes well with our course? If so,
• programs
• and thinking about what real world programs to write... That is just mind blowi
• Even now i can write complex python programs, i still can't write programs that
• ython programs, i still can't write programs that can use threads, databases, mu
• log directory without changing the programs. engine_search.py Load ranking and
• ne was implemented in two different programs, one for web crawling (crawl.py) an
• b interface loops like: Running the programs: The web crawler can be started wit
• hout help of any specially designed programs or tools. Because of that, the abil
• yet Udacious. Plus, writing python programs with practical use is fun! RELEVANC
• ramming knowledge. The lab I joined programs in Perl, and I began learning it my
• it myself, by using/deciphering the programs written by the more experienced mem
• of the internet, particularly when programs can talk with each other. I've seen
• progress
• I mean, Udacity already follows my "progress" in the course, right? So Udacity k
• eam me up with someone with better "progress". Also, there could be ways for Uda
• L DOM.  HTML5 is still a work in progress. However, most modern browsers have
• me to get a score code to save your progress. Type "code" at any time to enter a
• (normally a question module). User progress is saved in a dictionary, "points".
• diate cause, however, was udacity's progress page that used to contain the phras
• e manually you enter the URL of the progress tab and "udacity robots" in the tex
• ubmission but it is still a work in progress. My program takes a piece of text t
• with a random alphabet and they get progressively harder. I was able to solve th
• ng and keeping track of the scripts progress. Author: Name - Louie Orbeta My Uda
• progressively
• h a random alphabet and they get progressively harder. I was able to solve the
• projects
• 0 I have other projects in other areas, but all are good pr
• ts in other areas, but all are good projects, it would be cool to include one or
• to use other webservices within the projects? So can we for example use Wikipedi
• he script again. Is this ok? Do the projects need to have to do with the web, so
• er - beautifulsoap - especially for projects about the web or search engines, th
• n the forums can be used in contest projects. Although I appreciate the respect
• ons for these NGOs for free as your projects like me! You may set up and adminis
• an experiment me : Are there other projects that take in account this? me-2 : I
• want to use this list for your own projects just go to the code and copy it! Mo
• really enjoy doing some DIY/hacking projects. The thing is, I don't have much ti
• te hours searching the web for cool projects. With HackingPot, I can do this eas
• materials. There are currently 317 projects listed Idea origin : I've been want
• ne of the github Python open source projects Dave Peter linked to from the notes
• best of luck with for your business projects! (14 Apr, 12:00)
• u focused on food, I focused on DIY projects :) Check it out: http://gcmartinell
• promise
• specific answer. We are not able to promise anything beyond what is in the offi
• winners for everyone else, so can't promise it would be anytime you want, but w
• promote
• ctive of this web application is to promote an efficient and effective ‘givin
• s made by the people of NGOs can be promoted by including the module for produc
• promotions
• fans to purchase things by posting promotions, coupons, deals on the Fan Page st
• Facebook user's stream for deals, promotions, coupons, etc. and indexes them in
• prompt
• nine points in an exercise, they're prompted to move on. The user gets one poin
• eedinformant.py or directly from the prompt, $ ./feedinformant.py --help usage:
• stings and popularity. Number 2 will prompt the user for a particular programmin
• prone
• a better (more efficient, less error prone) way to go about this, I got tasked
• pronouns
• ly to appear, such as contractions, pronouns, conjuctions, etc. The list of word
• pronunciation
• even several media links at once pronunciation of the word "audacious" 9f9kHPKA
• proof
• hon practice program. It's more of a proof of concept than anything else. No on
• te two python scripts to demonstrate proof of concept: one that retrieves posts
• 'bush', 'obama', 'company' This is a proof of concept, and many tweeks are stil
• d to work out an implementation as a proof of concept, and it looks very promis
• ent application was designed to be a proof of concept in order to give the user
• ding skills on. It is more or less a proof of concept of extracting the terms o
• stage. While I don't have any fancy proofs to back this up, I think there are
• in Proofs of theorems. Mathematical proofs are largely combinations of deducti
• f such links to analyse mathematical proofs, with the hope of eventually helpin
• helping (humans and computers) find proofs. This project uses the IsarMathLib
• gument. (2) Semantic: We know what a proof link means. The code does various ki
• tions: (1) Measuring difficulty of a proof: A crude measure is the number of li
• given one etc.). The difficulty of a proof is then the sum of squares of distan
• proofs
• stage. While I don't have any fancy proofs to back this up, I think there are s
• in Proofs of theorems. Mathematical proofs are largely combinations of deductio
• f such links to analyse mathematical proofs, with the hope of eventually helping
• helping (humans and computers) find proofs. This project uses the IsarMathLib o
• proper
• ut I didn't have the time to write a proper query parser) Returns search results
• ge # transmissions to further ensure proper sequence. # # 7) The program accompl
• ents, and to the unavailability of a proper environment into which I could test
• ing”. For doing this major project proper methodology and objectives were set
• frastructure to offer their services properly. 4.) You may be a fresh doctor who
• does not fail even if it receives improper parameters. There is some facilities
• ! PS. If I'm missing anything for a "proper" entry, please be so kind as to info
• to ascertain that each keyword gets proper treatment in at least a verse of its
• f ads which can be displayed at some proper place in the webpage! The program wo
• urpose of this study is to study the properties of Urank. The following is the v
• to. The script breaks it up into the proper size chunks, extracts all the useful
• favorite content and alerts you with proper log of differences. So, now never wa
• properly
• ant to learn how to code in Python, properly, without errors basically. The idea
• lly be a viable app someday if done properly.. with much attention to detail.. a
• rastructure to offer their services properly. 4.) You may be a fresh doctor who
• s but don’t know whether it works properly or not. I don’t know how to acces
• properties
• will select objects or some object properties that fit this description. We also
• pose of this study is to study the properties of Urank. The following is the vis
• property
• the respect shown for intellectual property rights, I doubt that anything we've
• though. I'm an artist, intellectual property is my game. There's no such thing a
• her user case: you give a number, a property (say, number of neurons or brain ma
• ' or 'help'). Basically you enter a property and a species (you may use common n
• cientific ones), or a species and a property to make a query. Examples: mouse br
• rison, enter a number to compare, a property and optionally, a range and a order
• proporcional
• s out that the number of words is proporcional to the length of the word so if t
• propose
• roup buying site's offers, like you propose. If there aren't any solutions like
• proposition
• udy, I need to find a definition, proposition, theorem etc. But if I try to use
• a given environment (definition, proposition, theorem...). Unfortunately to us
• pros
• would appear silly to the programming pros :) So, please, feel free to give me a
• prose
• se a single-theme essay in a uniform prose style. 5) HTMLcode , an optional par
• ge of text relevant to that topic or prose style. Algorithm: One inspiration fo
• h of your favorite author, topic, or prose style -- or your own words of wisdom
• protection
• ed is unique enough to qualify for protection. Even if it did, under which law?
• prototype
• nal contents. Current version is a prototype that only indexes Facebook's Statu
• of the above goal, I've created a prototype of what I see as the core technolo
• ho could never have put together a prototype before, always depending on convin
• protoype
• ht foolishly thinking I could get a protoype together. I have not even got it in
• proud
• xperienced people in cs. So, lets be proud and enjoy the show :D
• olished up and documented (I'm quite proud of what I've achieved!). link answ
• programming). Of course, I am quite proud of it, despite its flaws and occasio
• proudly
• h your life. Starting today, we are proudly releasing the unlucky hashtag . You
• pround
• is not perfect. nevermind, I'm still pround of myself =) ==HOW IT WORKS== The pr
• prove
• test. For me it's the opportunity to prove that we can go further and build a "
• nce this idea. Some ways I tend to improve it: 1) better string manipulation to
• oject: Glow The goal of glow is to improve the user interface of a search engin
• directing our search results have improved, the actual interface for displayin
• included, but I think the idea could prove interesting and valuable if well-exe
• ==================== This is just to prove of concept with simplified search ex
• ========================= Possible Improvements (a) The multi-word search spell
• and if You have any suggestions on improvement.... Thank you (1
• hort of those desired. In order to improve on the shortcomings of the user keyw
• �five_w + keyword + ?” typically improves result relevancy beyond keyword alo
• keyword” alone typically returns improved results with fewer iterations as in
• nce of Udacity as an indication of improved search results.) Summary Project De
• Search Engine. Overall function is improved by facilitating the user to provide
• e higher quality input. Quality is improved by rendering keyword(s) as more pre
• tator could be included that would improve overall search function however thes
• sites like email inbox which so far prove giving preference to the user gives
• w to use it Limitations and future Improvements It's not possible to make a sea
• provider
• API. You can customize your search provider list. Custom ranking algorithm The
• providers
• whereby most cell phone # service providers will convert an inbound email to a
• MS Gateway addresses by cell phone providers # can be found at http://en.wikipe
• Gateway addresses by cell # phone providers can be found at http://en.wikipedi
• ents and emergencies These service providers are called Sajjan Shakti You may b
• provides
• een when the program is running. It provides the user with all the details about
• e a social networking section which provides a Contributor and an NGO, their res
• and the NGO. 3.) PORTAL: The portal provides complete information about the Cont
• effective ‘giving culture’ that provides greater opportunities to the underp
• web host server used is Heroku. It provides all the feature required to deploy
• Means of Donation- The application provides communication between NGO and contr
• word is added to a value list. This provides constant-time lookup of the list of
• e the Google suggestion feature. It provides the suggestions for the incomplete
• f queries. The first extension also provides the suggestions for the queries bas
• ated pages under each search result provides extra information that a user could
• rlinked) web pages. I think my code provides an interesting extension of what I
• point the application OffDocSearch provides mobile users with unique time-savin
• tball (thankfully, the NCAA website provides a .csv file containing all results
• in case of soccer) which bookmaker provides the highest odds, and calculate if
• me extension for Udacity CS101 that provides a fullscreen editor and a Native Cl
• This application, in a simple form, provides 90% of the functionality of a much
• routine that has a lifo queue. This provides for me to rotate between almost 500
• cts several big sites in China that provides housing renting information and sto
• you want. Therefore, Uspicious also provides the ability to search for fragments
• fundamental rights to algorithms , provides advanced search capabilities , and
• province
• maller than today. Today, Vojvodina province is also part of Serbia and it has s
• you can use town, country, county, province or even continent and you will get
• proximity
• Submission Word proximity score calculator My submission to
• ion to the CS101 contest is a word proximity score calculator, that uses the se
• ing CS101 to give for every word a proximity score set of every other word. Why
• ore set of every other word. Why a proximity score is useful This kind of analy
• web content, the word Monty has a proximity score set in which the word Python
• kend.) Other possible uses of word proximity scores are: in marketing/promotion
• yrics, poems, novels, etc. How the proximity score is calculated For each word
• d For each word in a document, the proximity score for the related word is calc
• he document “hello world”, the proximity score for “world” to the word
• words to be filtered out. How the proximity score is stored The proximity scor
• the proximity score is stored The proximity scores are stored in the following
• s: index = {word : {relatedword : [proximityscore, count], relatedword: [proxit
• rd queries homework. The following proximity map is produced for the word “pr
• runs horrifically slowly!) several proximity maps have been produced: With keyw
• racy. the crawler adds weights and proximity information related to words [and
• results were improved by adding a proximity rating and a word weighting factor
• g and a word weighting factor. the proximity rating is based around finding the
• to the keywords by their smallest proximity to each other. the word weight fac
• d as follows: no sort by weight by proximity by weight proximity by rank by ran
• t by weight by proximity by weight proximity by rank by rank weight by rank pro
• ity by rank by rank weight by rank proximity by rank weight proximity If runnin
• t by rank proximity by rank weight proximity If running in webserver mode, the
• proxy
• bases? running multi-threads ? using proxy? libraries like JSOUP ?
• psychologist
• . For instance, suppose that some psychologist decided to publish a blog that ta
• public
• s when we submit our entry, are they publicly available for all to read or will
• r will they be hidden. ? If they are publicly shown upon submitting, and another
• The submissions will be public. We hope people will not resort to s
• D be send by another way than in the public answer. I don't want more spam on my
• queries a day. All dependencies are public use non-commercial. link answered
• y IP laws (I made MIDI files of only public domain songs for the demonstration).
• The source code for SQLite is in the public domain. Features of SQLite: a. Trans
• e this service available free to the public as a Web app. Relevance: The Lagado
• aged and offered as a service to the public. The Web implementation is course-re
• nciple, it will not be embedded in a public website. This first version is a com
• to Udacity. If the program were made public, many beginners would use it, just l
• tage re: MITX and Coursera. Having a public program like this would really help
• and images describing what I did are publicly available on Google Docs here . My
• e: I hereby release this code to the public domain per Creative Commons CC BY-NC
• ed, just Guess and check - Statistic public time of entry. ex: for http://feeds.
• ci.co.uk/news/rss.xml We have update/public time of each news. base on that info
• iled explantion : Index Maker Code : public website Members : Goldsong [Forum ID
• the network of authors of scientific publications and digesting the data into a
• y your data. No friend's statuses or public statuses. At first time user logs in
• figurations: Each search engine is a public page with a unique URL (e.g. domain.
• ervice to provide these tools to the public Team : @nat , @antiface , @hobs li
• publications
• network of authors of scientific publications and digesting the data into a usa
• publicly
• when we submit our entry, are they publicly available for all to read or will t
• will they be hidden. ? If they are publicly shown upon submitting, and another
• nd images describing what I did are publicly available on Google Docs here . My
• publisher
• lated project by the large science publisher Springer here : http://www.latexse
• punch
• Nuggetize? Nuggetize is awesome. You punch in a web page and it gathers all sor
• d to the content of the web page you punched in. Basically, I just wanted to wr
• punctuation
• �lagged” tokens (i.e., words or punctuation marks) used in selecting each suc
• , the maximum number of words and punctuation marks per output sentence -- typi
• input text to separate words from punctuation and to break paragraphs into sent
• ltimedia (usually advertisement), punctuation, and common words (such as 'a', '
• case that comments have uncertain punctuation or spacing so that you might not
• pupils
• academy. For six hours a day, forty pupils under the direction of a professor w
• purchase
• Facebook Pages entice their fans to purchase things by posting promotions, coupo
• pure
• e a better accuracy (i.e. "Puré" -- "pure") prepositions inside queries are ign
• purely
• itself). A straightforward method of purely packing in more mentions of "movies"
• purpose
• allowed to read the news. Also the purpose of this system is to implement a pe
• �Summary” . The search engine’s purpose (or the purpose of a plugin of the
• e search engine’s purpose (or the purpose of a plugin of the legacy search en
• nt and accessible from internet The purpose of this project is to continue the
• database that fits perfect for our purposes) . At the end of the course you wi
• ened and amazonws instance for demo purposes: http://ec2-176-34-92-123.eu-west-
• e sake of simplicity. Main Idea The purpose of this search engine is for users
• d ‘G’ have a distance of 4. The purpose of this note-distance function is t
• gher the music title is ranked. The purpose of this edit_distance function is t
• vide precise and complete data. The purpose of the “Investigative Facilitator
• application is made for educational purposes. link answered 18 Apr, 13:58 Ris
• he broken English in the paper. The purpose of this study is to study the prope
• 4 Submission purpose: A Quick and simple script to help
• s crawls stackoverflow.com with the purpose of collecting samples of source cod
• wasn't too much of an issue for my purposes. I didn't look too much into a wor
• purposes
• ferent components are for different purposes, which are given below: 1.) SEARCH
• A value of 2.8 works well for most purposes. 2) maxwords , the maximum number o
• , for development and demonstration purposes. These texts are all relevant to CS
• icense. Example dataset for testing purposes: http://pastebin.com/q9ACazap Team
• orya-search.appspot.com For testing purposes, we filled the index in with few in
• both for productive and destructive purposes. This being said, I would love to b
• database that fits perfect for our purposes) . At the end of the course you wil
• ened and amazonws instance for demo purposes: http://ec2-176-34-92-123.eu-west-1
• application is made for educational purposes. link answered 18 Apr, 13:58 Rist
• nor the end. Finally, for statistis purposes, we can know the total number of wo
• wasn't too much of an issue for my purposes. I didn't look too much into a work
• pursue
• like that in Spain you should really pursue it as a biz! :) I'm sure we'll be se
• pursuit
• terms relate to each other. In the pursuit of the above goal, I've created a p
• but have drifted in and out of this pursuit very much. Last fall I started drif
• puts
• def to_pdf( data ): # takes the data puts it in a pdf return def send_email(use
• gger picture. Like I said, IP is what puts bread and button on my table. I have
• em in the final index. The final step puts the list of selected words in a web p
• input files of my program are the outputs of another program, I don't think I'm
• ntest, because I believe, that the outputs of Poker Stars hand history are meant
• puzzle
• cated obfuscations sometimes tend to puzzle a few human beings as well. :o) )
• up). That's one piece of the ranking puzzle. In addition, I'm doing page-scoring
• ne quiz where we had to solve a mini puzzle I thought it would be fine to try fo
• t it would be fine to try for a full puzzle. It uses some logic rules to solve i
• lve it (no brute forcing), so if the puzzle has multiple solutions or requires a
• s a given instance of an Android App puzzle-game called "Lights Out". I was unab
• solve some of the instances of this puzzle on my own so I decided to make use o
• at the top of the code describe the puzzle in more detail; as well as how I cho
• enough in the class to implement the puzzle search algorithm in Python. -Sam [Li
• ays wanted to impress your crossword puzzle buddies? Do you want to know what it
• what it feels like to be a crossword puzzle rock star? Well, you're in luck beca
• pired from Wolfram|Alpha's crossword puzzle solver. Like the spelling suggestion
• pygtk
• wbTJ4UVU Dependencies: python, glib, pygtk[2], redshift[1] (next xlib ) config.
• shift: http://jonls.dk/redshift/ [2] pygtk: http://www.pygtk.org/ [5] sdcc: htt
• s.dk/redshift/ [2] pygtk: http://www.pygtk.org/ [5] sdcc: http://sdcc.sourcefor
• pylab
• les like matplotlib, numpy, math and pylab. I downloaded one of the copyright f
• pyquery
• on zope.interface I'm pretty sure) pyquery This program helps you refine your
• pythonically
• is teaching me how to write more pythonically (read: less nested lists). My cod



• quacky
• data on their users (save for a few quacky exceptions). While many sites do mak
• quadruple
• way I could also include triple or quadruple letter groupings in my analysis. M
• qualify
• ng we've shared is unique enough to qualify for protection. Even if it did, und
• quality
• that a user could use to assess the quality of search results. Here is the grap
• team for making available such high quality education free for everyone with an
• litating the user to provide higher quality input. Quality is improved by rende
• quality”
• esulting in a personalized “high quality” list. Future Enhancements: In the
• quantify
• dded bonus, this would enable us to quantify whether Peter Norvig is more likely
• ere might be many different ways to quantify the ‘importance’ of a keyword i
• quantitates
• ying to make sense of the amazing quantitates of data that we are now capable o
• quantitative
• rs Maybe Later : store historical quantitative and indexing data in a relational
• generalize the crawler to extract quantitative information for any keyword use N
• quantities
• , locations, expressions of times, quantities, monetary values, percentages, etc
• quantity
• tant as well. Only by analysing the quantity of subtopics you gain information a
• oblem : What are the nutrients (and quantity) in my daily diet? How do I score o
• questioners
• s contained within code /code and questioners even include the language they ar
• queue
• f the python routine that has a lifo queue. This provides for me to rotate betw
• quicker
• s are relatively quick...definitely quicker than skimming the complete works yo
• quickly
• ere are small sites it works rather quickly with(for example the site it's depl
• ng language that lets you work more quickly and integrate your systems more eff
• information based on our input very quickly. The user enters information (list
• f letters) in the search box and is quickly given a list of possible words as o
• al sleep deprivation. 'Got it fixed quickly, though (before the deadline). We h
• s. I had this need when I wanted to quickly analyze a log file for sent and uns
• plug-in for the DuckDuckGo site to quickly find the ISO 639 language code for
• You are a celebrity and you want to quickly find out when your name is publishe
• ask.pocoo.org/) Flask allowed me to quickly get some pages connected to my look
• as nice and after the final exam, I quickly wrote the code, thanks to all the t
• the maximum number is established, quickly convert it from knots to MPH, round
• quicksort
• r the class (edit_distance, split, quicksort, etc). Script version source code
• different data-structures and the quicksort algorithm in order to create the f
• ir rank. Then I passed them into a quicksort function to sort them. Code: PASTE
• om the homeworks - memoization and quicksort. The experience of this course per
• quiero
• tando el script en el directorio que quiero analizar. Mi código esta aquí. htt
• as anotaciones en ingles, pero igual quiero participar, suerte a todos link an
• quit
• re over 150 submissions, and many are quite amazing! It is wonderful to see the
• =warnings' new_alert_list = [] server.quit() return new_alert_list #************
• To my surprise, the task proved to be quite complicated, not due to the complexi
• re over 150 submissions, and many are quite amazing! It is wonderful to see the
• e and Extensability: The structure is quite horrible, but I don't know enough to
• in many cases. If you press ctrl-d to quit, you'll see the list of functions the
• truly know a concept. The program is quite extensible, despite the odd structur
• il at programming because they didn't quite get certain basic concepts. This pre
• ith Learn Python The Hard Way. So I'm quite that I've learned enough to make a p
• improved in many ways. Realisation is quite simplified but we hope it will give
• quiz
• solver (mostly anyway!) After the one quiz where we had to solve a mini puzzle I
• quizzes
• 2012, to have not taken any of the quizzes or done any assignments, and then p
• quotation
• the name of a canned text sample ('quotations', 'advice', 'legalese', or 'CS101
• , apostrophes, angle brackets, and quotation marks. Output of the program is a
• exts are all relevant to CS101. ‘quotations’ is a list of students’ favor
• is a list of students’ favorite quotations culled from one of the forum disc
• quotations
• the name of a canned text sample ('quotations', 'advice', 'legalese', or 'CS101'
• exts are all relevant to CS101. ‘quotations’ is a list of students’ favori
• is a list of students’ favorite quotations culled from one of the forum discu
• quote
• e find all the classical pieces that quote the medieval chant 'Dies Irae'), com
• ail to SMS Gateway address in single quotes, no spaces # - fromaddr - full Gmai
• - full Gmail email address in single quotes, no spaces # - password - Gmail pas
• password - Gmail password in single quotes, no spaces # #*********************
• two French sentences and one English quote, and it could still find the correct
• quotes
• ail to SMS Gateway address in single quotes, no spaces # - fromaddr - full Gmail
• - full Gmail email address in single quotes, no spaces # - password - Gmail pass
• password - Gmail password in single quotes, no spaces # #**********************
• llow for the use of single or double quotes. in lookup, allow multiple words, bu
• quuite
• t writing bugs than fixing them. I'm quuite a talented bugger actually. ;-)



• race
• or life predestined to the Gnomes' embrace. To hear with eyes belongs to love's
• ll neigh--no dull flesh--in his fiery race; While he insults o'er dull and speec
• radio
• e. Select Profile - implemented as a radio buttons (choice is still limited - y
• d - Among my many hobbies is amateur radio. I have been licensed for 20 years b
• in it. It works pretty well with my radio and tuner, I've only had a little ti
• rails
• tables required by the applicaiton) rails s (this will start the web server) i
• rain
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berke
• initial commit, but the thing that refrains me to do that is the fear of someone
• p(index, ["red", "morning", "sky"]) ['rain is on the way'] .. or when looking fo
• s clear'] print multi_lookup(index, ["rain"]) ['\nNimbostratus clouds hang low a
• Hemisphere travel west to east, and a rainbow in the west means moisture, which
• not like the results of the query for rain :-) 2) a ranking algorithm: I am thin
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berke
• initial commit, but the thing that refrains me to do that is the fear of someone
• ############# # San Francisco - Light rain; 53-49 (F); Wave Height 0.910 (m) # #
• ################## # Monterey - Light rain; 53-51 (F); Wave Height 0.808 (m) # #
• ################ # Santa Cruz - Light rain; 53-50 (F); Wave Height 0.808 (m) # #
• dexing data in a relational database train a machine learning algorithm to predi
• rainbow
• misphere travel west to east, and a rainbow in the west means moisture, which c
• raincolee
• : name: Yu-Hsuan Lai. udacity ID: raincolee [at] gmail.com License : Released
• raise
• hen joining our team will definitely raise the probability a good measure above
• lso to contribute to the society and raise the standard of the underprivileged.
• rake
• (you might need to be sudo for this) rake db:migrate (this will create all the
• randomly
• to enter a score code. The program randomly generates practice problems. The da
• verview of the specific topic. So I randomly skim through some wikipedia pages j
• New York Times website. The program randomly selects one of those ten, and then
• 984 I believe) for another article (randomly selecting one of the first few arti
• andom text string and it evolves by randomly changing characters in the string b
• randomness
• he script will romance some freaky randomness. Input: keywords, output: poem. As
• randomscreename
• /pastebin.com/Mx11uR0e ForumID: randomscreename link answered yesterday rando
• ename link answered yesterday randomscreename 36 1
• range
• mber of neurons or brain mass) and a range, and it returns a list of species co
• ompare, a property and optionally, a range and a order to filter the results. E
• n a certain reading difficulty score range -- maybe you want to filter out all
• he best price in tote (for the whole range of the component parts which I need
• nternet the best total price for the range of the sought-for goods. User will e
• ################################# # Orange County - Sunny; 57-52 (F); Wave Heig
• ings to search and also modified the range of adjectives. And I've discovered s
• inea del Toboso" for adjectives in a range of 2 words before and after the stri
• ############################### In a range of 2 word(s) before and after the ta
• ends like, rather than videos that strangers like. Similarly, a person is more
• friend of a friend, rather than a stranger. This increased probability of havi
• f pages, current page current result range. Edit: I used two freely available p
• the video duration and a set of time ranges over which to summarize like so: su
• time request limit : maybe you can arrange the following : the first page of yo
• They wake up in the morning, spill orange juice on their suit, trip on a curb,
• e listed in sections giving the full range of search results: each section will
• ranges
• the video duration and a set of time ranges over which to summarize like so: sum
• rankings
• l. for more information about Alexa rankings, visit alexa.com. You can use alexa
• hm worked. On my first attempt, the rankings were mostly reasonable except one m
• work fine, I realized that in these rankings, the only games that count toward a
• algorithms. Interestingly, my final rankings were bookended by the two universit
• sity, was ranked last. Comparing my rankings with the AP Top 25, I noticed that
• re ranked significantly lower in my rankings. Initial NCAA Rankings Final NCAA R
• am completely satisfied with how my rankings turned out. The page ranking algori
• There are many different univeristy rankings out there. So a student, wishing to
• Real-time search predictions Query rankings based on popularity Search input co
• ranks
• incorporate the page weighting into ranks, I adjusted the graph dictionary thu
• sum of the relations graph plus the ranks is and incredibly useful source of d
• on who searches for a drive and then ranks the car owner ( I haven't made the a
• This function expects the index, the ranks, a String and returns suggested word
• aph.dat, Homepagegraph.dat files and ranks in NewsRanks.dat, MoviesRanks.dat, H
• .dat, HomepageRanks.dat files.Saving ranks is necessary to implement Human Comp
• se alexa rank for computing webpages ranks. Better Get All Links: Return the di
• ry. Therefore, I altered the compute_ranks function. Instead of dividing by the
• hest rank to be -1 and edit_distance ranks to be positive numbers, so that we c
• ween the various values. To view the ranks of each title, go to: 1) ranked_sear
• st combining the extracted links and ranks them with the custom ranking algorit
• mber1, Number2, Number3 are the link ranks in the corresponding search engine (
• es defined with the results: index , ranks and graph . To produce a file named,
• is write_dot_file("web.dot", graph, ranks) Now you can use Graphviz (in a shel
• the parameters is (output-file,index,ranks,keyword,graph) write_dot_lookup("Kid
• rite_dot_lookup("Kidnap.dot", index, ranks, "Kidnap", graph) ... and using Grap
• ty information related to words [and ranks as per homework] the search results
• rare
• vantages is that it is swayed by very rare words that might only have appeared i
• y to both allow filtering out of very rare words that might skew the results, an
• ="" be="" english.="" there="" are="" rare="" uses="" of="" the="" lang="to" mak
• span,="" but="" this="" is="" too="" rare="" to="" bother="" with.="" i="" am="
• e need to rework a definition at some rare interval, but the count field is not
• ratedveep
• rA57v4PyRVW5sQU9kRVJyZFk Demo Url: ratedveep.appspot.com Forum Id: ch10 Current
• rates
• every Saturday, etc. Then each user rates how happy they would be with each ou
• rather
• notice that it was due at 23:59 UTC rather than 23:59 PST. Well, it is my own f
• th someone. Just saying. Maybe you'd rather work alone, I can totally understand
• scared of airplanes, though, so I'd rather the prize be converted into an advan
• )Speed: It works very slow even with rather small sites, though there are small
• hough there are small sites it works rather quickly with(for example the site it
• lieve that we need to earn our keep, rather than assume it is as a right. We nee
• -L, --live use live Internet feeds (rather than test data) -d DIST, --dist DIST
• sity of the page itself. The idea is rather rough, but the concept is that if th
• de. Some of the functions I have are rather ugly and not very powerful I plan on
• n positive ways put out in the open, rather than hidden away in a tiny link at t
• l things others are doing mine seems rather boring and simple. But I had fun doi
• ender the links using the page title rather than the raw URL. The deployed app:
• ted in videos that his friends like, rather than videos that strangers like. Sim
• in common with a friend of a friend, rather than a stranger. This increased prob
• be equal to n*num_teams (note, area rather then width). A bit of colouring in,
• ratings
• s sites and make an overview of the ratings. ==WORK== As I never programmed in
• ==HOW IT WORKS== The program takes ratings from multiple sites and writes them
• we have the rating, we can get the ratings for one or more universities, and a
• nd returns the best compromise. The ratings are first normalized so one person
• The importance and possible outcome ratings are multiplied together to get what
• ratio
• e all recognize the "signal-to-noise ratio" problem of dealing with social medi
• y from Python program? Possible inspiration for contest: 50 changes to Google S
• essages. In forming the product, the ratio of effective occurrences to effectiv
• nt will keep working. All the configuration is done using two text config files
• y from Python program? Possible inspiration for contest: 50 changes to Google S
• rawvar
• 2 = 1)'; run; and the output is: %qc(rawvar = I3, basevars = I1 , base = I1 ne 1
• reachable
• hen that name is detected on pages reachable from http://thesun.co.uk . 3 You v
• reaches
• team frequently and tell me when it reaches a specific treshold? After thinking
• readability
• g at white space # boundaries for readability while at the same time optimizing
• 1/5)..., (2/5)..., (3/5)... # for readability and in case one of the SMS messag
• readable
• ried to keep the code as simple and readable as possible, so that anyone who pas
• ting the returned results in a more readable way than as a python list of string
• readble
• t message and espande it to be more readble Metodology : To develope the applic
• reader
• file. ranking using URank The index reader uses the python mmap module to memor
• s here and how much to leave for the reader? The NOAA NDFD has a facility whereb
• readers
• output all this code as html for us readers to view on a website. How it works
• readily
• for things in the code, which isn't readily apparent from the example below. Bu
• readit
• title. Modify "newsreader.cfg" and "readit.cfg" config files according to the e
• ike system) and fetch the news. Call readit.py to compile all the news and gener
• ges in a web browser of your liking. readit.py is also opening the "last # news"
• readme
• 's suited for you're preference. The readme file explains how to use it Limitati
• y - http://pastebin.com/6ZVQ6xcc The readme file http://pastebin.com/yFMDfeJF ex
• on how the algorithm works, see the readme file in the repository. Link to Code
• readnews
• nd href are used) HTML file called "readnews.html" that can be read by any Web b
• if you have Lynx installed: $ lynx readnews.html By default, FeedInformant uses
• reads
• this little script creates poems. It reads plain text files (samples provided i
• sists of two parts: 1) Python script reads a text file with a list of words, co
• d from one of the forum discussion threads. ‘advice’ is a composite of seve
• imited text files without having a spreadsheet and pivot tables. I had this nee
• new" I call the second script which reads all news from the local databases (w
• ation. Second, I want to ask whoever reads this to try and imagine the true pot
• ssion 'Book Cook', a (very) humble spreadsheet reconciliator. A few years ago b
• ame up with a way to semi automate spreadsheet reconcilations in excel. Needing
• at agnostic. The program takes two spreadsheets as inputs and compares the seco
• t of reconciled items in a results spreadsheet. This would be a useful little p
• e following: Write an algorithm that reads the source code of a set of predefin
• . The code itself is very simple. It reads in file containing a python program.
• doing. How the code works: This code reads in the contents of the file and loop
• through the results and update the spreadsheet for the week. Solution: This scr
• script will take an exported excel spreadsheet in csv format and adds the resul
• o be running well now. How to use It reads a csv file called "track.csv" (in th
• realistic
• een what’s possible and what’s realistic, and most of us should have nothin
• reality
• he same section of a newspaper). In reality, everything is connected. It is als
• realize
• potential that Udacity is bound to realize here. I'm a biologist. I have never
• y browsing and sites as soon as you realize you're there you close the tab but
• students will use it as a resource, realize that the code we wrote in class isn
• realllllllly
• t wanted to say I think this is a realllllllly cool submission! Great job, @rrbu
• realy
• thm, but many of the suggestions are realy related to the search query. Here is
• reason
• ub repo? If not, is there a specific reason? Thanks. link answered 09 Apr, 00:
• ription in the browser, and for some reason it disappeared when I clicked submit
• 0 USearch A (reasonably) fast disk backed search engine.
• git or github as well). That is the reason why I decided that in this project I
• s. But sometimes, due to exceptional reasons, I have to take care of 40 patients
• :[averagevalue,numberofratins]}. The reason to keep track of both values is to f
• ce I don't want to go to for certain reasons. Some require you to pay and I don'
• nks to it… then it can come out to reason that site is a bit better of for me.
• and show details of India only. The reason we chose India was that, there is no
• reasonable
• ce, the most ignorant person, at a reasonable charge, and with a little bodily l
• attempt, the rankings were mostly reasonable except one major surprise. The hig
• reasonably
• 0 USearch A (reasonably) fast disk backed search engine. T
• reasons
• ght have happened for the following reasons: this question or answer has been d
• ght have happened for the following reasons: this question or answer has been d
• ght have happened for the following reasons: this question or answer has been d
• ght have happened for the following reasons: this question or answer has been d
• ght have happened for the following reasons: this question or answer has been d
• ght have happened for the following reasons: this question or answer has been d
• ght have happened for the following reasons: this question or answer has been d
• . But sometimes, due to exceptional reasons, I have to take care of 40 patients
• e I don't want to go to for certain reasons. Some require you to pay and I don'
• dra (Spain, 1547-1616) for mostly 2 reasons: this is the most important masterp
• nly 4 results on the page for three reasons: time constraints/cosmetic reasons
• reasons: time constraints/cosmetic reasons the webpage was designed to not onl
• --- Why is this interesting? --- 2 reasons: Since there are so many Collective
• reassign
• able's current value and if so just reassign and then try the next one etc. And
• reassignment
• s, the unpredictable nature of IP reassignment etc.), but my goal was more to de
• rebel
• pon the earth, My sinful earth these rebel powers array, And make the earth dev
• reborn
• k? (13 Apr, 17:46) reborn 1
• receive
• David said you can enter and receive recognition, however the US laws re
• u could still post a submission and receive recognition, but I believe we would
• a question: me : How much light we receive from the Notebook/PC Screen, compar
• Can we decide, how much we want to receive? me-2 : I don't know, as I tell you
• ) Wait for a query from computer if receive 0xAA call the Indentify function if
• 0xAA call the Indentify function if receive 0x55 read a second byte (ADC channe
• , 'Lady Gaga' ). You'll immediately receive notification when that name is dete
• d that is not newly added. Once you receive a notification for a keyword, you'l
• on team one, and team one wins, you receive 3 * 10$ = 30$. The odds '3' relates
• ots of parameters, click submit and receive an XML document giving what you req
• at result goes back to find_max and receives the maximum value. And finally tha
• companies. Wouldn't it be great to receive, in real-time, each day, a report t
• receives
• could be something that the winner receives in the mail. link answered 06 Apr
• bust if it does not fail even if it receives improper parameters. There is some
• at result goes back to find_max and receives the maximum value. And finally that
• recent
• by my standards. Their - Google's - recent acquisition history shows that they
• thing. There are lots of relatively recent and cool theories that supposes that
• et list of all link of all questions recent update. 2) crawle the above link. Wh
• can create different dictionary for recent used or most used dictionary. Also,
• only. Also different dictionary like recent or most used keywords might generate
• ? This question was motivated by the recent 60 Mins segment on "Is Sugar Toxic?"
• y". It starts by requesting the most recent 10 articles published to the New Yor
• reception
• uld cause out of order SMS message reception. # To further prevent out of order
• r prevent out of order SMS message reception, # the program adds a few second d
• reciPY
• Congratulations! I hope you enjoy my reciPY as much as I will enjoy using your H
• . My recipe search engine, entitled "reciPY" (recipe + python [.py]), allows to
• to specify that in the search query! reciPY specs: runs from the shell crawls al
• lace it in the same directory as the reciPY and start cooking your meals :). (*4
• hot: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7923799/reciPY.png . The code is here: https://gith
• is here: https://github.com/Amarals/reciPY (If you want to run reciPY in an env
• m/Amarals/reciPY (If you want to run reciPY in an environment other than MacOS,
• onment other than MacOS, please open reciPY.py and change the shell command that
• e index.pkl in the same directory as reciPY.py!) NOTE: I use an external functio
• , such as "clear". If you try to use reciPY on Windows, please change those comm
• recieve
• fication for a keyword, you'll only recieve another one when the same keyword i
• recipes
• y cookbook authors do the same with recipes...) Why not just ask the author for
• nterested in the ingredients of the recipes. Therefore, I found the html tags u
• gastronomias.com/". It has a lot of recipes, sorted by category, such as meat,
• e + python [.py]), allows to search recipes by ingredients and by dish names. B
• ecs: runs from the shell crawls all recipes crawls all ingredients from all rec
• pes crawls all ingredients from all recipes normalizes search queries to acquir
• vance (*2) smart index storage (*3) recipes can be opened from the shell (*4) (
• e search engine will lookup all the recipes that include each of them. For this
• , the results will include: all the recipes with cod. all the recipes with crea
• : all the recipes with cod. all the recipes with cream. all the recipes with on
• all the recipes with cream. all the recipes with onion. all the recipes with ol
• all the recipes with onion. all the recipes with olive oil. EXCEPT the recipes
• recipes with olive oil. EXCEPT the recipes that contain carrot. ( 2) The recip
• rmation. This means that, the first recipes shown are the ones containing all t
• xample in ( 1), the priority is: 1: recipes containing all four ingredients 2:
• containing all four ingredients 2: recipes containing three ingredients 3: rec
• pes containing three ingredients 3: recipes containing two ingredients 4: recip
• cipes containing two ingredients 4: recipes containing one ingredient (1 has th
• tronomias" website contains lots of recipes, which makes the crawler open a hug
• lication, but the ability to search recipes for given ingrediences is very usef
• recognise
• cal character recognition software recognises the following sentence, but canno
• the following sentence, but cannot recognise the second word: Monty P * is my f
• recognises
• cal character recognition software recognises the following sentence, but cannot
• recognition
• id said you can enter and receive recognition, however the US laws require that
• ill post a submission and receive recognition, but I believe we would not be ab
• amming (such as optical character recognition, voice recognition, handwriting r
• ical character recognition, voice recognition, handwriting recognition, transla
• n, voice recognition, handwriting recognition, translation, etc) as it enables
• for example, an optical character recognition software recognises the following
• recognize
• ts and Google Blog Search.. We all recognize the "signal-to-noise ratio" proble
• hrough its Schema or Taxonomy.. It recognizes that humans are a necessary part
• g on any note) and you would still recognize the tune. What distinguishes the t
• recognizes
• hrough its Schema or Taxonomy.. It recognizes that humans are a necessary part o
• recommend
• or anybody trying to run this, I'd recommend using the tarball linked below ins
• more about Trie data structure, I recommend Wikipedia article here . Source fi
• the queries we are able to advice (recommend) to user interesting deals by usin
• rcent of patients would definitely recommend the hospital to others? The idea i
• "89% of patients would DEFINITELY recommend Udacity General Hospital." Code ht
• recommendation
• e to implement some sort of show recommendation engine to this, based on what sh
• s in the index will make a wrong recommendation. Relive the old days. Ever wonde
• reconcilations
• way to semi automate spreadsheet reconcilations in excel. Needing to reconcile t
• reconcile
• econcilations in excel. Needing to reconcile two columns per row concurrently I
• eeping) It returns a list of the unreconciled items from each source and a comb
• each source and a combined list of reconciled items in a results spreadsheet. T
• reconciliator
• ok', a (very) humble spreadsheet reconciliator. A few years ago before I could
• reconnect
• for 1 minute before attempting a # reconnect and will continue trying to reconn
• onnect and will continue trying to reconnect until successful. # Once reconnect
• reconnect until successful. # Once reconnection is made to the Gmail server, th
• reconnection
• econnect until successful. # Once reconnection is made to the Gmail server, the
• reconstruct
• program are expanded to not only reconstruction of simplified sentences, but t
• without having similar program to reconstruct them back, saving a user some mon
• simplify the text within them, or reconstruct it back. 2. Links As it is stated
• l, we also need to go through and reconstruct a usable url for links we think a
• reconstruction
• program are expanded to not only reconstruction of simplified sentences, but to
• record
• efs occurred. Iowa State, with a 6-7 record, was ranked fourth due to its upset
• n DTH operators so that people could record or schedule tv reminders on their dt
• (this was necessary to identify and record scene and act numbers). That one is
• recorro
• torios. Descripción del proceso 1) recorro todos los archivos agrupando por ta
• recreate
• re so constrained that they tend to recreate the seed text exactly. We have ther
• recur
• take any cooking degree, I sometimes recur to recipe sites to gather some ideas
• able for procedures. There is also a recursively defined procedure for printing
• recursion
• lass (ranking, crawling, indexing, recursion) to make our submission relevant..
• ucture. In order to do that we use recursion, loops, conditional statements, st
• recursively
• e for procedures. There is also a recursively defined procedure for printing th
• redesign
• uttons added (fixed, actually) Some redesign using Bootswatch :) Project Name :
• redirects
• h your query 3- INVERSE POPULARITY redirects you to the LAST page in the Google
• rawled and page depth Handles page redirects (HTTP status codes 3xx) Handles pa
• per page A 'Lucky' search - which redirects the user to the top ranked result,
• redistribute
• is freely available but you can't redistribute, it is fine to just include a dow
• d in a way that does allow you to redistribute them. (The Google Data Python Cli
• icense, which does allow it to be redistributed, so long as you include their li
• ou include their license with the redistributed files.) (11 Apr,
• redo
• also my first website! I am hoping to redo this website using the skills taught
• redshift
• is? me-2 : I believe that xflux and redshift do part of the task, changing the c
• pendencies: python, glib, pygtk[2], redshift[1] (next xlib ) config.py Here we i
• e between reading Configuration for redshift (like our location (LAT:LONG)) thre
• G)) thresholds to enable or disable redshift Call a function get_available_scree
• with a list ex. [['LVDS'],['VGA']] redshift_manager.py start, stop or enable/di
• er.py start, stop or enable/disbale redshift program utils.py useful functions,
• ntly--reading and understanding the redshift code can be helpful) Others Improve
• mons CC BY-NC-SA Docs and Info: [1] redshift: http://jonls.dk/redshift/ [2] pygt
• Info: [1] redshift: http://jonls.dk/redshift/ [2] pygtk: http://www.pygtk.org/ [
• reduce
• me useful have a tool that allow to reduce the lenght of the content. Introduct
• There are many more powerfull way to reduce the lenght of the message but to do
• icture :) ) or whatever that help to reduce noise in measurements Source of 5 Vo
• e an adequate search phrase and thus reduce the need for iterative search behavi
• based on “Five Ws” were found to reduce the number of search iterations in m
• reduces
• p once # and saves the result. This reduces the load on the NOAA website # in a
• refactor
• time I could follow Tracy's advice, refactor things and look into the python cmd
• refer
• g in, and it produced a really handy reference for debugging some of our larger
• d then list them on your website and refer traffic to each Collective Buying si
• for each deal they sell to a user to referred to them. Imagine you are one of t
• dynamic demo of your code. // 3 the reference and contact links you currently
• a lot of external links which act as references to the article. The thing is, t
• referees
• a researcher and suggest potential referees for a submitted paper. Motivation:
• econd generates a list of potential referees for a submitted paper. You can find
• reference
• was added to that file by me is a reference to another file with the same name
• dual episodes:[MySQL code] ] 3 For reference, the code indexes all the shows in
• arch based on user posts (not from reference content or articles): Assumption:
• ybe both to get "just right". Some references on reading scores: (all scoring u
• e index in the back of paper-bound reference books, in which the entries are no
• that other people that are writing reference books or want an index for their w
• ode_from_unit7.py" is provided for reference. Project contributor: just myself
• wever there are sites which by my preference I don't want to go to for certain
• l inbox which so far prove giving preference to the user gives a great experien
• es with a 0 where the code has no preference the sorting done by the search eng
• h result that's suited for you're preference. The readme file explains how to u
• query in the page http://translate.reference.com/ to get the translation of the
• in, and it produced a really handy reference for debugging some of our larger c
• ynamic demo of your code. // 3 the reference and contact links you currently pu
• lot of external links which act as references to the article. The thing is, the
• references
• including the posted notes, Python references, and code. (02 Apr
• ybe both to get "just right". Some references on reading scores: (all scoring us
• e sought-for goods; 2. the list of references to online stores where these sough
• que would only work on some of the references on a page. To get more of the refe
• nces on a page. To get more of the references I made some changes to the get_nex
• lot of external links which act as references to the article. The thing is, they
• refers
• itional is a concept from logic that refers to a sentence of the form "A - B" or
• refine
• sure) pyquery This program helps you refine your search. When you enter a search
• a search with one or more terms, and refine from there. I thought it would be ne
• eights themselves as the continue to refine the search, since they know how the
• is the number of links. But one can refine this by first defining a distance be
• refinement
• nt, but this is subject to further refinement. For server and client sides commu
• esult. Some portion of the keyword refinement may be due to imprecise data. For
• ts. Another portion of the keyword refinement may be due to incomplete data. For
• reflect
• Renamed some definitions to better reflect the added "word_cloud" functionalit
• Note: Not all of these changes are reflected in the commits to the word_cloud.
• reflects
• for an unintelligible answer. This reflects the idea that a user can and should
• regard
• l entries based on their own merits, regardless of whether they were done by tea
• de more complete information in this regard, and would likely provide a more ade
• as of size 1280 by 800. More details regarding the same are given as comments in
• regex
• te e-mails in this way since a basic regex will spot it anyway, but planly writ
• tasks, especially in the absence of regex (regular expression) tools. The toke
• n submit to the URL and the keywords/regex(e.g. name of your country) and this
• the textbox with the label "Words or regex to Spy disappearance" and submit. Sp
• t. Spion notifies you when the words/regex you submitted is no longer on the we
• regexes
• ment and should be extened to allow regexes and wildcards to be used. Thanks go
• region
• oo.com/ are concentrated in the same region of the webpage, hence their weblinks
• ill also be concentrated in the same region in page source. Algorithm Descriptio
• register
• be eligible for the contest if you registered after the contest was announced,
• t do you think, should I be able to register for this course after say today Apr
• If it seems apparent that someone registered for the course just to enter the
• the course right at the end). But, registering for the forum is different from
• ing for the forum is different from registering for the course, so its possible
• tc. If any user does not want to be registered on the site then he/she can donat
• is included for the users who have registered on the website. The registered us
• have registered on the website. The registered users can contribute for the need
• They can donate to any NGO who have registered on the website and are certified
• ntertained by this website, list of registered NGOs, list of contributors on the
• ors on the website. If NGO wants to register into the website then it can do. If
• do. If any NGO does not want to be registered on the site then it can ask for d
• RED NGO MODULE- In this module, the registered NGOs can have donations given by
• registration
• basis of their requirements. For registration a certified NGO has to fill the r
• fill the required details in the registration form. After registration NGO will
• s in the registration form. After registration NGO will be given a profile webpa
• regular
• e Final Exam. I've got the last two regular questions to do and the two "starre
• to mix the best of the two worlds, regular search technics and page rank. I ha
• mports: random, re (random numbers, regular expressions) Source: browse it on P
• especially in the absence of regex (regular expression) tools. The tokenizer is
• nt and cleans the information using regular expression and standard string sear
• ed. Call newsreader.py (one time or regularly using a task scheduler or a cron-
• f memory which we learned in class, regular file, or existing libraries such as
• tarting letters, ending letters and regular pairs and updates the probability o
• regularly
• d. Call newsreader.py (one time or regularly using a task scheduler or a cron-l
• make the requests to the API on a regularly scheduled basis and populate a dic
• regulary
• iously difficult to check a website regulary so you need a software that you can
• regulator
• r is the chance that it is a major regulator. Search around I was actually able
• king with expression data and gene regulatory networks. This could be a real br
• regulatory
• king with expression data and gene regulatory networks. This could be a real bre
• reign
• All men are bad and in their badness reign. In days long since, before these la
• reinvent
• hat one came bundled with nltk. Why reinvent the wheel? Limit the domains crawle
• reject
• next word. And our final step is to reject any generated sentence that is in th
• relate
• ou mean that the submissions must be related with the search engine code? Like a
• t will only save a few bytes of data related to occurences of patterns you are a
• s in the 3 different bookmakers that relate to the same game, and store their re
• te to the same game, and store their related odds in a variable (list). Check fo
• receive 3 * 10$ = 30$. The odds '3' relates to a 1/3 (or 33%) chance for team 1
• earch, since they know how the terms relate to each other. In the pursuit of the
• ou mean that the submissions must be related with the search engine code? Like a
• en a large piece of text that is not related the cipher text some of the letters
• y function and every line of code is related to the last. I’m aware of some is
• Why?, How?” Realize many searches relate to answering one of these very basic
• alone. Ambiguity in the keyword may relate to people (i.e. Rudolf Diesel, Vin D
• relatedword
• of dictionaries: index = {word : {relatedword : [proximityscore, count], relate
• edword : [proximityscore, count], relatedword: [proxityscore, count], etc}, etc
• relates
• As long as it clearly relates to the course, it should be okay. E
• receive 3 * 10$ = 30$. The odds '3' relates to a 1/3 (or 33%) chance for team 1
• relation
• cite initial paper) and so on. The relation between papers can be presented via
• sing Euclidean Distance, Pearson Correlation, and Filtering", last acceded on Fr
• es/vivjverberg_07.pdf "Pearson's Correlation Coefficient Calculation - Worked So
• culators/pearsons-product-moment-correlation-coefficient-calculator-1.php "A Pro
• path to the most keywords found, in relation to the number of keywords matched,
• relational
• uantitative and indexing data in a relational database train a machine learning
• relations
• list of scientific papers to find relations between researchers. The data of t
• mputed using Urank. The sum of the relations graph plus the ranks is and incred
• relationship
• otes themselves, but the interval relationships – the distance from note to no
• terdependence. This is unlike the relationship between Active Record and Action
• could be monitored? Your crush's relationship status on Facebook! (Oh, that one
• relationships
• tes themselves, but the interval relationships – the distance from note to no
• relative
• longest, although most searches are relatively quick...definitely quicker than s
• e, I am interested primarily in the relative links. To prevent the crawler from
• he scripts Ranker.py - Produces the relative page ranking of each page crawled.
• absolute paths for links that have relative paths Can place limits on the numbe
• the crawler to use Ranker Saves the relative rank results into a file Lookup Is
• multi-word searches Along with the relative ranking, the pages are sorted by gr
• value rel.freq_x_y (rel.freq means relative frequency) is a real value that rep
• pends on the web structure) and the relative frequency of the given string in th
• relatively
• the same thing. There are lots of relatively recent and cool theories that supp
• wo categories and the datasets are relatively very small. More datasets and more
• ongest, although most searches are relatively quick...definitely quicker than sk
• relax
• k algorithm. I had never seen such a relaxation algorithm, and I thought about
• So you submit your name the site and relax. You don't just submit the page but
• we have finished CS101 it is time to relax. For me there is nothing more relaxi
• relax. For me there is nothing more relaxing than surfing. That is why I built
• the website you wish to monitor and relax, Whenever you need to check simply r
• relaxation
• algorithm. I had never seen such a relaxation algorithm, and I thought about oth
• release
• you submit for the contest must be released under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-
• Note added 9 April: DuckDuckGo has released an open API, DuckDuckHack , for cr
• check Page Rank and Search Rank is released as an 'open source' web applicatio
• can make a living if their code is released under a CC BY-NC-SA license? Anoth
• gineering who I'm pretty sure don't release everything under a Creative Commons
• fort of our own homes; they've even released all of their content with the same
• an artist I'm not strong enough to release him in such an uncompromising way.
• you submit for the contest must be released under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-
• Note added 9 April: DuckDuckGo has released an open API, DuckDuckHack , for cr
• Readme file on Github. And yeah, I release this under the Creative Commons CC
• ) hexicurity.com License: I hereby release this code to the public domain per
• you submit for the contest must be released under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-
• Note added 9 April: DuckDuckGo has released an open API, DuckDuckHack , for cr
• ntributor to this project. I hereby release the above-mentioned (and herein des
• you submit for the contest must be released under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-
• Note added 9 April: DuckDuckGo has released an open API, DuckDuckHack , for cr
• rt"). Chrome-only. Needs cleanup. I release this code under a Creative Commons
• relevancy
• d + ?” typically improves result relevancy beyond keyword alone. Unfortunatel
• en search string and determine the relevancy, etc, based on similar criteria to
• reliable
• le to poeple and to serve people as reliable source of information. It would pra
• the="" time,="" it="" is="" not="" reliable.="" if="" nothing="" is="" specifie
• relies
• hem into a Deals Search Engine. USDC relies on Facebook's graph api and access t
• rely
• thing from our government and can’t rely on them. It’s our responsibility al
• remain
• e query that can't be evaluated will remain the same. For example, the result of
• remains
• ct and how they use it, there still remains the issue that the user has no say
• remarks
• ://pastebin.com/9cTbBMgt Concluding remarks: This code has been inspired by the
• reminders
• site visitors to leave messages or reminders for me. The application let's the
• people could record or schedule tv reminders on their dth boxes using our appli
• remix
• ser/browser - enhances your query by remixing it to someone elses past query it
• an Mathematician Fibonacci, since it remixes your query with (q-1) query :) 2-
• ends/hottrends?sa=X), choose one and remix it with your query 3- INVERSE POPULA
• rch Engine Feature Pack Feel free to remix, tweak, and build upon this code, as
• remixes
• n Mathematician Fibonacci, since it remixes your query with (q-1) query :) 2- T
• remold
• the page beforehand . The code has a remold function too which is used to remove
• remove
• a "#" symbol or if it's a whole link remove the part starting with #. 3)Improvin
• ted CSS.  All formatting could be removed from the HTML document, and stored
• e are then filtered automatically to remove words that are very unlikely to appe
• ons, etc. The list of words that are removed are customizable and can be localiz
• ist of suggested words and add to or remove words or combos from it. The result
• o searches for "on" "the", etc? So I removed them. I also remove any single lett
• the", etc? So I removed them. I also remove any single letter words ("I", "a"),
• prefix) stems from English words. It removes possesives, prefixes, suffixes, to
• remold function too which is used to remove the URL keyword from the index which
• rms Index purging – the ability to remove inactive entries (gibberish, misspel
• and that they can, if ever need be, remove all traces of their activity on the
• you could declare a link as spam and remove it from you're search results and be
• lots of crud to get into the index. remove html tags before splitting a page up
• eries of passes on the web page that removed the html. I’m sure there are rout
• or “geek words” and a routine to remove these from the list, as they also do
• g in the dictionary. This routine is remove_geekwords. I put the list of seed si
• icate words. I resorted the list and removed the duplicates using the Unix utili
• was to clean the wikipedia page and remove all the words that we dont want to u
• sed words in the English language to remove them from Wikipedia articles. If you
• remover
• Note this was run before the markup remover code was implemented, hence why the
• removes
• emove_common_words() function which removes the commonly occurring words provid
• refix) stems from English words. It removes possesives, prefixes, suffixes, to
• renaux
• ut that) can join me at : jerome dot renaux at gmail dot com (Unrelated side not
• render
• e templates to which the results are rendered. Each view is represented by a pro
• esults.html - page where results are rendered to no_results.html - page that you
• e. Controllers manipulate models and render view templates in order to generate
• uality input. Quality is improved by rendering keyword(s) as more precise and co
• e with it. It takes a few seconds to render the html page and I've run out of ti
• d store it in the database, and then render the links using the page title rathe
• rent
• est Announcement and Submissions Current Course Forums Certificates available
• umber of matches, number of pages, current page current result range. Edit: I us
• hes, number of pages, current page current result range. Edit: I used two freely
• at I actually made: I extended the current search engine we had to make for mult
• and look for a definition for the current possible answer so that my sister cou
• huFangZhi A search engine for housing rental! (Currently, it supports most citie
• search engine for housing rental! (Currently, it supports most cities in China.)
• ney to buy a house, so people have to rent a house to live. But renting a house
• ple have to rent a house to live. But renting a house is either not an easy thin
• fees (by usual, this is equal to the rent fees for one month) for finding a hou
• a search engine dedicated for housing rental. So many many thanks to David and o
• sites in China that provides housing renting information and store the url and
• d the corresponding information (like renting fee, address etc) to database. Whe
• which will retrieve relevant housing renting information from database and gene
• homophonic to a Chinese word meaning renting a house. Source Code https://githu
• ject's needed materials. There are currently 317 projects listed Idea origin : I
• in the list. There might be many different ways to quantify the ‘importance’
• lemented but there might be many different possibilities for the search engine t
• etElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s); })(); First
• rental
• uFangZhi A search engine for housing rental! (Currently, it supports most cities
• search engine dedicated for housing rental. So many many thanks to David and ot
• repairs
• fter that it'll break and I'll have repairs and parts to order. Being that it's
• repeat
• r-sides-bg-20x238.png'); background-repeat: repeat-x; border-bottom: 8px #d26a
• bg-20x238.png'); background-repeat: repeat-x; border-bottom: 8px #d26a33 solid
• nderstandable that you don't want to repeat same thing, Just give me a final ans
• r-sides-bg-20x238.png'); background-repeat: repeat-x; border-bottom: 8px #d26a
• bg-20x238.png'); background-repeat: repeat-x; border-bottom: 8px #d26a33 solid
• feature of patterns in order not to repeat the same blocks in different html te
• repeatedly
• ntains the user, who in many cases repeatedly iterates keyword searches until th
• repetitions
• es by mistake. Shall I delete the repetitions? link answered yesterday Alex S
• sages and tokens (words, counting repetitions) for that category. The program b
• replace
• s licence, share-alike. Easy to add/replace the fundus of text files, easy to u
• ext file. list comprehensions, the .replace() method, and perhaps a few other a
• time. If we don't have xrandr then replace with a list ex. [['LVDS'],['VGA']]
• replacement
• l predisposition . Frivolous is a replacement for traditional search engines. S
• replicate
• ch a ranking method. My idea is to replicate the page rank procedure with some
• users, but I haven't been able to replicate it yet. It's frustrating. What OS
• replies
• bmission, but I don't see it in the replies to this post. Does it have to be ap
• reply
• , 17:24 DAVID do reply if the submission was accepted... an
• erick Thanks for the reply Derick - super to see another ham he
• report
• hould not have occurred, please report this problem var GOOG_FIXURL_LANG =
• hould not have occurred, please report this problem var GOOG_FIXURL_LANG =
• hould not have occurred, please report this problem var GOOG_FIXURL_LANG =
• hould not have occurred, please report this problem var GOOG_FIXURL_LANG =
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• hould not have occurred, please report this problem var GOOG_FIXURL_LANG =
• hould not have occurred, please report this problem var GOOG_FIXURL_LANG =
• eck every single links on a page and report which of those links are up (and run
• m the seed page to all its links and report any broken links it finds. I used to
• eds(which is just get_all_links) for report which is the url get_speeds goes thr
• o receive, in real-time, each day, a report that would highlight the deals your
• two True / False to display a global report and/or a sales forecast Example: swi
• awl_local = True switch_print_global_report = True switch_print_forecast = True
• repositories
• es, but it's just looking on open repositories with that data, and the code itse
• represent
• x/decimal conversions and how MIDI represents note events!), and stores the int
• s contest is a good opportunity to represent my ideas. Not all, unfortunately I
• ce engine further. I have some. It represented in an article. Here is a brief d
• results are rendered. Each view is represented by a procedure. urls.py - matche
• An Algorithm that returns a score representing the Relevance of that specific
• ponsible for providing appropriate representations of your application’s reso
• (.erb files).  The Model layer represents your domain model (such as Accoun
• tions, another - show data in more representative way, increasing data acceptan
• esults you need. Town class should represent history of the town. For this cont
• tructure is that it can be used to represents sparse vectors and matrices (i.e.
• ctors and matrices (i.e. a compact representation of vectors and matrices for w
• ectors on the fly, only if a dense representation is needed, or doing computati
• dit distance of 0 Logfiles 3 and 4 represent a typical failure where logfile 4
• hin each of the units. These items represent a fixed set of entities and a more
• accordion view, another bar could represent the complete course offerings. Thi
• representation
• ors and matrices (i.e. a compact representation of vectors and matrices for whic
• tors on the fly, only if a dense representation is needed, or doing computation
• e dropbox link has a file with a representation of that structure and the algorh
• representations
• sible for providing appropriate representations of your application’s resourc
• representative
• ons, another - show data in more representative way, increasing data acceptance
• represents
• x/decimal conversions and how MIDI represents note events!), and stores the inte
• (.erb files).  The Model layer represents your domain model (such as Account
• tructure is that it can be used to represents sparse vectors and matrices (i.e.
• ve frequency) is a real value that represents how important is the Keyword x for
• republish
• a personal way to read and not to republish the content in any other way on th
• request
• year old's and above. Please its a request, Can we do something about it? li
• Now i might sound irritating but I request you once more to consider students
• oses the first one that hasn't been requested by the current user/browser - enh
• istics that can be outputted by the request of the user. User instructions Just
• the Search button. Sending an http-request to the server, we pass the selected
• ted profile and search query to the request parameters. Server is getting http
• parameters. Server is getting http request and parse the parameters - profile
• and then with certain standard page requesting browser code giving the ability
• to another function which just send request to the associated URL'S to load the
• g artificial intelligence in search requests, result paging, etc. Screenshots H
• it works? MKDroid makes simultanius requests to search engine APIs, using multy
• s from the result obtained from the request to the search engine search API (Go
• d knowledge of musical notation are requested to contribute .... link answere
• ive an XML document giving what you requested. I ran that for my zip code and t
• t for my zip code and timeframe and requested only the Wind Gust forecast for 1
• nd dictionaries and things like web requests just enough that I decided to try
• l call a "news story". It starts by requesting the most recent 10 articles publ
• you go to developer.nytimes.com and request keys for the Times NewsWire API and
• ds up. I'm limited on the number of requests from the NY Times Search API per s
• Search API per second (and the code requests at least 9 per story), so if multi
• een them. Suggestion about the time request limit : maybe you can arrange the f
• d without crossing the threshold of requests from your API Keys) , you can even
• ually I'll have the server make the requests to the API on a regularly schedule
• of keywords matched, total keywords requested, and the pages word_count. the th
• o 'max_hits' limit. verify GET/POST request parse http headers [and ignore them
• hits' to 0 to allow unlmited search requests. link answered 08 Apr, 21:44 ceh
• requester
• lookup procedure which allows the requester to enter a positivity preference a
• requests
• ponsible for handling incoming HTTP requests and providing a suitable response.
• to suggests enhancements, make pull requests on the code, etc. By principle, it
• , post_data() for passing HTTP Post requests to webpages and retriving them, jso
• g artificial intelligence in search requests, result paging, etc. Screenshots Ho
• it works? MKDroid makes simultanius requests to search engine APIs, using multyt
• contest, I thought of putting some requests to a dictionary platform as well -
• them sadly restrict you to say 1000 requests per day.. (11 Apr,
• ld get nervous when I sent too many requests its way and would block access to i
• nd dictionaries and things like web requests just enough that I decided to try t
• ds up. I'm limited on the number of requests from the NY Times Search API per se
• Search API per second (and the code requests at least 9 per story), so if multip
• d without crossing the threshold of requests from your API Keys) , you can even
• ually I'll have the server make the requests to the API on a regularly scheduled
• hits' to 0 to allow unlmited search requests. link answered 08 Apr, 21:44 cehb
• require
• ve recognition, however the US laws require that you be 18 at least to give you
• Sorry, our lawyers tell us this is required by US laws. (You could still post
• ter risk to a start-up, or at least require the counsel of expensive lawyers. M
• nal answer that what all things are required for me to get into this competitio
• Shiksha 7.) Being Human These NGOs require many things like: 1.) Books 2.) Veh
• e apart from money. These NGOs also require services like: 1.) Teacher 2.) Doct
• providing a particular service and require those things frequently. For Exampl
• ave donations on the basis of their requirements. For registration a certified
• ion a certified NGO has to fill the required details in the registration form.
• ances the usefulness of things. The requirements of the project which lead to t
• ent Analysis and Specification- The requirements for the project are analyzed a
• vice will be generated according to requirement of the user. 3.) Designing- The
• y For the client side, technologies required are: 1.) HTML5  HTML is a langu
• y For the server side, technologies required are: 1.) Ruby On Rails- Ruby on Ra
• Heroku. It provides all the feature required to deploy the website like support
• dition that it must satisfy all the requirements can be rectified easily. (16)
• ES: -PLEASE ALLOW POPUPS many modes require you to allow pop-ups for this page
• It works on the "normal" cases. It requires additional work to make it "perfec
• dn't have the programming knowledge required to write it. My code is here It is
• e keyword entry search attempts are required to find what is being searched for
• to go to for certain reasons. Some require you to pay and I don't want to or f
• he puzzle has multiple solutions or requires a more advanced method its likely
• up, allow multiple words, but don't require those words to be right next to eac
• hing is an html page containing the required information to display only the me
• requirement
• 2 There is no requirement that your submission is a search
• e donations on the basis of their requirements. For registration a certified NG
• ces the usefulness of things. The requirements of the project which lead to the
• t Analysis and Specification- The requirements for the project are analyzed and
• ce will be generated according to requirement of the user. 3.) Designing- The d
• tion that it must satisfy all the requirements can be rectified easily. (16) 9.
• ques than this, but this fits the requirements of being based on the CS101 cont
• : I am a little worried about the requirement that submissions may not use indi
• requirements
• of experience levels. For the age requirements, please read the posted legal det
• ian. I'm really sorry about these requirements - we have to follow what our lawy
• e donations on the basis of their requirements. For registration a certified NGO
• ces the usefulness of things. The requirements of the project which lead to the
• t Analysis and Specification- The requirements for the project are analyzed and
• tion that it must satisfy all the requirements can be rectified easily. (16) 9.
• ques than this, but this fits the requirements of being based on the CS101 conte
• ng process. These are the minimum requirements for it to be production ready: ad
• arch engine with minimal hardware requirements. It can even be run on a USB stic
• requires
• It works on the "normal" cases. It requires additional work to make it "perfect
• based on the input. This of course requires the user to have a little backgroun
• t is possible, the algorithm (which requires additionally as input the amount of
• he puzzle has multiple solutions or requires a more advanced method its likely m
• rerun
• the software has been modified, you rerun the program and again capture the lo
• rescue
• Pi one by one. Wikipedia came to my rescue but i could not implement the spigot
• research
• hest part – I had to do a lot of research about binary/hex/decimal conversion
• ine). But it's a great tool. It can research whatever you want. It helps do some
• whatever you want. It helps do some research about web and crawling. The researc
• esearch about web and crawling. The research itself is the most exiting thing. B
• e most exiting thing. Based on that researches and thoughts one can enhance engi
• ctive(patient-perspective) site for researching the side effect User inputs the
• inputs the side-effect they want to research for a specific drug. http://touchph
• pages and it needs more ideas, more research and hard work. Thanks very much Uda
• ne About InnoSearch InnoSearch is a research in how we can innovate search engin
• e but particularly on those insight research moments. Concept + Ideas A Search E
• venience, here's the PDF of the old research paper: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1655
• st new potential collaborators to a researcher and suggest potential referees fo
• ntific world (specifically, Physics research) I have been surprised to learn tha
• way. This causes a partitioning of research, hurts multidisciplinary collaborat
• ic papers to find relations between researchers. The data of the papers is obtai
• s: the first one gets the name of a researcher as input and returns a list of au
• ors that may be interesting for the researcher to know about, and the second gen
• know as soon as I get my first real research results. My Udacity Forum ID is rsm
• don't want to or for scholar based research there are sites which I find to be
• n English language lexicographer to research and enter into a dictionary Lexicog
• d therefore I decided not to do the research. I never wrote a single line of Pyt
• of cash on it either. So after much research and deliberation I went with a tele
• iness around it. You might wan't to research about http://save.me , a Brazilian
• To equalize the playing field, our research team has developed the nerd hashtag
• researcher
• t new potential collaborators to a researcher and suggest potential referees for
• c papers to find relations between researchers. The data of the papers is obtain
• : the first one gets the name of a researcher as input and returns a list of aut
• rs that may be interesting for the researcher to know about, and the second gene
• researchers
• papers to find relations between researchers. The data of the papers is obtain
• researches
• most exiting thing. Based on that researches and thoughts one can enhance engin
• resemblance
• oal of this program is to map the resemblance or compatibility of each scientis
• resemble
• d hence the more likely they are to resemble the initial page’s rating. Pages
• resend
• ail server, the program # will start resending from the beginning of the list of
• oximately 1 minute before attempting resend of failed SMS message.' time.sleep(6
• for 60 seconds before attempting to resend print print 'Next weather alert chec
• reside
• k and share content with friends who reside in Ireland, or in the case of 4od, a
• with an answer word that may likely reside in the contents of a page having the
• resolve
• ese authorship disputes should ever resolve in favor of an author other than Sh
• resort
• l be public. We hope people will not resort to stealing ideas from others, but i
• resource
• nity (StakOverFlow is an invaluable resource), I have eventually used FeedParser
• r Udacity students will use it as a resource, realize that the code we wrote in
• resources
• guess they don't let you use much resources. I guess otherwise it would have b
• ility - As 'trustees' of tax payer resources, we believe in being proactively a
• sentations of your application’s resources. Templates can come in a variety o
• res the '#' in the URL which saves resources when indexing the same URL, since
• resovable
• etting the 'host' variable to some resovable hostname or ip address it defaults
• respect
• sy to do so I've no worries in this respect. Anyway, you seem enthusiastic, I'd
• projects. Although I appreciate the respect shown for intellectual property rig
• that are trickling in, with all due respect, it seems some of us are not seeing
• u, the less they are worth, in some respects. I don't know if I'm getting the p
• of the views I had was odd in this respect : maybe restrict selection of the n
• respective
• es a Contributor and an NGO, their respective account so that they can communica
• e generated between (0,n)-pages at respective ‘mth’ position are selected. b
• respectively
• ns -"clicks" and spent more time, respectively. So the main question is how save
• respects
• u, the less they are worth, in some respects. I don't know if I'm getting the po
• respond
• ble to Identify the actual genes corresponding to the hypothetical controlling
• ox and, using this plug-in, it will respond with "pt" for the ISO 639-1 code an
• clickable and directs you to the corresponding page. There is also a way to mak
• of them). I think the website would respond a lot faster, and it would be a lit
• form and results if they exist and respond to client loop... To initialise the
• of urls. if your search page is not responding, and your 'max_hits' has been ex
• responds
• ple query language, which basically responds to 2 kinds of command: queries and
• response
• the license but haven't gotten any response: http://www.udacity-forums.com/cs10
• e: "red", callback: Recaptcha.focus_response_field}); }); Follow this ques
• Great, thanks for the quick response. (06 Apr, 20:51)
• e: "red", callback: Recaptcha.focus_response_field}); }); Follow this ques
• the software will provide output in response of input, which is being provided b
• P requests and providing a suitable response. Usually this means returning HTML,
• er to generate the appropriate HTTP response.  In Rails, the Controller and V
• e: "red", callback: Recaptcha.focus_response_field}); }); Follow this ques
• ternational collaboration in direct response to this competition. Our code does
• e: "red", callback: Recaptcha.focus_response_field}); }); Follow this ques
• site: stackoverflow.com" and get in response results only for the selected site.
• e: "red", callback: Recaptcha.focus_response_field}); }); Follow this ques
• essionals, it will offer: -The best response for your query -Three different lis
• data permits to obtain really fast responses, and also a good way to obtain the
• ood way to obtain the most accurate response as possible. But, Why 3 dictionarie
• get_page() for fetching urls, check_response() for Checking server response code
• heck_response() for Checking server response code, download() for downloading an
• entical terms. I'm waiting for your responses on my blog... Also you can find it
• e: "red", callback: Recaptcha.focus_response_field}); }); Follow this ques
• effectiveness of the search engine response to help fix exactly this kind of pr
• e: "red", callback: Recaptcha.focus_response_field}); }); Follow this ques
• responses
• data permits to obtain really fast responses, and also a good way to obtain the
• ntical terms. I'm waiting for your responses on my blog... Also you can find it
• links, title and content from the responses. All responses contain up to 30 li
• nd content from the responses. All responses contain up to 30 links and they ar
• responsibility
• can’t rely on them. It’s our responsibility also to contribute to the societ
• ree layers, each with a specific responsibility:  The View layer is composed
• responsible
• posed of “templates” that are responsible for providing appropriate represe
• dule.  The Controller layer is responsible for handling incoming HTTP reques
• responsibly
• he hope that these sites will act responsibly and morally with their data. It�
• responsive
• something, something which is more responsive, Please let me know if you got som
• ressucitation
• gency occurs: "Cardiorespiratory ressucitation maneuvers:" The order of the sea
• rest
• ut I hope some teams will develop interesting ideas using these! Note added 21 A
• dacityDave : Does my entry have to be restricted to some extension of the search
• f the notions. I am not extremely interested in searching engines per se, but i
• arching engines per se, but i was interested in the Python language and the capa
• ex cells, cortex neurons, cortex mass rest of brain cells, rest of brain neurons
• ons, cortex mass rest of brain cells, rest of brain neurons, rest of brain mass
• f brain cells, rest of brain neurons, rest of brain mass cerebellum cells, cereb
• cerebellum, cx for cortex and rob for rest of brain. Project Code: http://pasteb
• that would also mean missing many interesting news). In Fall 2011, I attended th
• s About Music Looking for student interested creating a contest team Contest sub
• restart
• x_hits' variable, without having to restart the python interpreter and loosing
• restore
• iendly and all our hash tables will restore the humans on earth to love and san
• restrict
• cityDave : Does my entry have to be restricted to some extension of the search e
• atform as well - most of them sadly restrict you to say 1000 requests per day..
• cityDave : Does my entry have to be restricted to some extension of the search e
• Being that my home is in a bit of a restricted community (and any of you who are
• had was odd in this respect : maybe restrict selection of the n+1th story to the
• restriction
• I don't think there should be any restriction for 16 year old's and above. Plea
• Ideally, there would be no age restrictions, but there are likely laws and l
• com/cs101/ , with a domain/folder restriction to http://www.udacity-forums.com/
• restrictions
• Ideally, there would be no age restrictions, but there are likely laws and le
• for tvnow.in and they imposed no restrictions.) With the dictionary built we ca
• restricts
• ource files of my textbooks, which restricts itself in a given environment (def
• resty
• es belongs to love's fine wit. Rise, resty Muse, my love's sweet face survey, H
• resultado
• con un solo elemento 6) imprimo el resultado la forma de uso es ejecutando el s
• resume
• t. The crawler can be killed and can resume from where it left off when restarte
• resuts
• a ton of money if you put ads in the resuts. Thats not the point of this applica
• retrieval
• owledge management and information retrieval, etc. There are countless unsolved
• now a great deal about information retrieval and knowledge management, but stru
• ablished traditions of information retrieval in Knowledge Management, i.e. appl
• retrieve
• any use this as a starting point to retrieve results and then they go through a
• is more practical, we need a way to retrieve musical notes based on mp3 instead
• ation to tornado server, which will retrieve relevant housing renting informatio
• ill has to download the webpage and retrieve the title of the page. It uses Wiki
• retrieves
• O REMIX When you perform a query - retrieves all queries ever made on the innoS
• nstrate proof of concept: one that retrieves posts in a Facebook user's stream
• me given. My example search engine retrieves search results from Google using a
• returns
• t helps you scope out a topic.. and returns the "web graph" or "link graph".. i
• ram takes an html page as input and returns a list of all the tables in the pag
• JSON interface. Getting /?q= query returns a JSON document with the a list of
• ags and words 2 - An Algorithm that returns a score representing the Relevance
• ine: A search engine for words that returns spelling suggestions, anagrams, the
• or brain mass) and a range, and it returns a list of species comparable to it.
• unction. Otherwise func() exits and returns control to the current function (no
• the selenium webdriver module which returns the DOM after javascript functions
• e name of a researcher as input and returns a list of authors that may be inter
• ny one of several things, so google returns the following results: Ender - the
• er a positivity preference and only returns those url's above the preference sc
• the index, the ranks, a String and returns suggested words to enter in the sea
• source of error in bookkeeping) It returns a list of the unreconciled items fr
• E !!! Parse the robots.txt file and returns a dictionary of all the allowed and
• zipped bucket from a given path and returns a dictionary. Url Truncate: Truncat
• atches the title ... /title tag and returns it. Description generator: Takes a
• ssible combinations of outcomes and returns the best compromise. The ratings ar
• word along with a question mark and returns a string intended for the Search En
• with “keyword” alone typically returns improved results with fewer iterati
• t searches for the relevant ads and returns it. The ads are selected based on t
• ified the 'URank' algorithm. It now returns more relevant results. A more thoro
• s a given string, the search engine returns the most famous webpage that contai
• kes a lucky_search of a keyword and returns a graph in which the result from th
• reusability
• ication is created on the idea of reusability of things. The three different co
• reuse
• es as: • Reusability of things- To reuse the things which are not useful to s
• reveal
• e evaluated too but we don't want to reveal the results yet ;-) 'Dave+Peter', 'D
• revenues
• ing site, and have a stake in their revenues for each deal they sell to a user t
• revert
• mmit removing some unused code, I'll revert that and push it asap. Thanks again!
• review
• es. The result is similar to a press review. If you have subscribed to dozens of
• 4 15 ... 22 next Your answer toggle preview community wiki (function () { var co
• tal python script that extracts IMDB reviews for a movie, classifies them and ge
• uses the movie id the crawl the imdb review page and cache the reviews Then it c
• l the imdb review page and cache the reviews Then it classifies the reviews and
• e the reviews Then it classifies the reviews and emit different html background
• it contains the info and classified reviews of that movie. The classify may not
• d new language patterns in different reviews and depends on movie titles and it'
• problem, the train process will flag reviews with more than 6 stars as a positiv
• with more than 6 stars as a positive review, reviews with less than 4 stars as a
• e than 6 stars as a positive review, reviews with less than 4 stars as a negativ
• with less than 4 stars as a negative review Trained data is stored in trained.ra
• 2 13 ... 22 next Your answer toggle preview community wiki (function () { var co
• reviews
• al python script that extracts IMDB reviews for a movie, classifies them and ge
• the imdb review page and cache the reviews Then it classifies the reviews and
• the reviews Then it classifies the reviews and emit different html background
• it contains the info and classified reviews of that movie. The classify may not
• new language patterns in different reviews and depends on movie titles and it'
• roblem, the train process will flag reviews with more than 6 stars as a positiv
• than 6 stars as a positive review, reviews with less than 4 stars as a negativ
• revolution
• s as the beginning of an education revolution that will forever change higher ed
• revolutionary
• Thanks very much Udacity team's revolutionary way of teaching. link answered
• rework
• ere, in consideration of the need to rework a definition at some rare interval,
• rewritten
• results first. 4) Some code can be rewritten to make it more compact and more f
• ctions that are parsing pages were rewritten using the re library. Crawler is r
• rfriendly
• ddition to try making the code use rfriendly and capable of running fast and al
• rhesus
• mouse brain mass neurons human mass rhesus For a comparison, enter a number to
• : Homo sapiens humans : Homo sapiens rhesus monkey: Macaca fascicularis capybara
• rice
• earch engine. If you have chicken and rice and peas in the house, and want to fi
• rich
• better the next time and then get as rich as Mark Zuckerberg. ;-) That's the re
• do Machine will spew forth streams of rich semantic ore from which you (or your
• ride
• arch the index and if they find their ride , they book a place in it ( so that t
• r doesn't find 1000 people wanting to ride with him , he states first the number
• ridiculous
• I thought about the biggest, most ridiculous applications that I could make, bu
• rights
• pect shown for intellectual property rights, I doubt that anything we've shared
• ct we have with Udacity. Udacity has rights to keep, display, and use our code.
• a lawsuit, regardless of your legal rights. If judged guilty, the penalties wou
• earch engine that grants fundamental rights to algorithms , provides advanced se
• rise
• flowers. After the molecular genetics rise, with lower costs and new technology,
• risk
• o content with that present a greater risk to a start-up, or at least require th
• ation with a big I, not anymore. They risk not being relevant in 20 years. I kno
• rival
• eb Server), and since has evolved to rival other web servers in terms of functi
• river
• hases such as preflop, flop, turn or river from those hands. Then it finds out
• road
• Like A Sir ". But somewhere along the road, idea expanded and the name stayed. I
• roadmap
• s in your query (translation in the roadmap). Code: Project code can be fine at
• robot
• keyword based on the Yahoo database. robots.txt finder: find the location of th
• txt finder: find the location of the robot.txt file based on the given url. rob
• bot.txt file based on the given url. robots.txt parser: BE POLITE !!! Parse the
• .txt parser: BE POLITE !!! Parse the robots.txt file and returns a dictionary o
• L meta tag of a given url that tells robots not to index the content of a page,
• not, based on the information of the robots.txt file and meta robots tag. Sitem
• tion of the robots.txt file and meta robots tag. Sitemap Parser: Parse an xml s
• s for it to be production ready: add robots.txt support update Python code to u
• robotic
• if an algorithm used to position a robotic car was as inaccurat as this algori
• o think about reusing a very simple robotic algorithm, particle filtering, to i
• robots
• aled. I dream now that computers and robots will be friendly and all our hash ta
• pages on this forum (respecting the robots.txt limits), restricting the crawl t
• aleable beyond a few sites. Respects robots.txt to try and be a good net citizen
• zen, even though there is no offical robots.txt standard Useragent specified so
• tion Is it legal ? The system parses robots.txt file and checks if it is allowed
• keyword based on the Yahoo database. robots.txt finder: find the location of the
• bot.txt file based on the given url. robots.txt parser: BE POLITE !!! Parse the
• .txt parser: BE POLITE !!! Parse the robots.txt file and returns a dictionary of
• L meta tag of a given url that tells robots not to index the content of a page,
• not, based on the information of the robots.txt file and meta robots tag. Sitema
• tion of the robots.txt file and meta robots tag. Sitemap Parser: Parse an xml si
• s for it to be production ready: add robots.txt support update Python code to us
• used to contain the phrase "Udacity robots". I wanted to have a software that t
• you find a message that says udacity robots are grading your code and you should
• URL of the progress tab and "udacity robots" in the textbox with the label "Word
• plemented: Basic capabilities: Basic robots.txt support Improved page parsing Co
• ch and channelsearching. (We checked robots.txt for tvnow.in and they imposed no
• of each script: Crawler Respects the robots.txt 'Deny' 'Crawl-delay' directive,
• polite by following instructions in robots.txt I incorporated both the max_page
• robust
• ll as those who can actually provide robust code from something outside of the w
• gramming, but i can't really write a robust program in python before taking this
• lity, and relevance for this than in robustness and scalability. It is definitel
• ately. • Robustness- Its method is robust if it does not fail even if it recei
• velopers on this page, with far more robust code than the linked pastebin file I
• d. Hopefully I can figure out a more robust way to make this site work online af
• robustness
• ty, and relevance for this than in robustness and scalability. It is definitely
• rock
• t feels like to be a crossword puzzle rock star? Well, you're in luck because we
• rocks
• cence. ==Final words== Well, Udacity rocks. I really learned a lot. I thought I
• rodent
• neurons 20% 100000000000 neurons 20% rodent 8500 mass primate The species includ
• rodxavier
• CC BY-NC-SA license Team Members: rodxavier Special Thanks to the Udacity Team
• CS 101! link answered yesterday rodxavier 36 2 edited yesterday
• rohit
• name: Shashank 2. Rohit Varma email: rohit.knight@gmail.com udacityname: roth 3
• role
• er software notable for playing a key role in the initial growth of the World Wi
• describing the exact behavior and the role of tens of genes related to the flowe
• er any process, without even know the role of most genes. So, I modified the alg
• ser accounts could play an additional role in a real-world implementation, but t
• roman
• edure for extracting int values from roman numerals in the text (this was neces
• romance
• found in the index, the script will romance some freaky randomness. Input: keyw
• room
• dy imagine the jury sitting in a dark room and after testing and reading Submiss
• puters, occupied the larger part of a room at the academy. For six hours a day,
• hat the lottery is biased. There is a room for many more functions to add. For e
• pared to “What are”, and so seems room for more complete phrase builder func
• de in the graph will be turned into a room, and each edge will be turned into a
• y) door. Yeah, you can get stuck in a room with no doors, creepy... In the maze,
• hort period of time. I visited a chat room on stackoverflow.com where users coul
• ine free of charge. I have left ample room for improvements / additions. IF YOU
• rooms
• ly 5 LOL - the court rooms would be so much easier to understan
• root
• a form of paths and don't include the root directory (like "/1/2/page.html") and
• in the mysearchengine.py file (in approot/lib/python). Most of the code was wri
• ckages listed above log into mysql as root and type "create database mysearcheng
• rotate
• lifo queue. This provides for me to rotate between almost 500 sites before I re
• roth
• : rohit.knight@gmail.com udacityname: roth 3. Sandeep R V email: ssv792@gmail.co
• rough
• lass, including some items created through the homeworks and exams, provide som
• the page itself. The idea is rather rough, but the concept is that if there's
• break and clear my mind. I browse through news sites looking for what's new in
• th equal probability. It then runs through single letters, letter pairs, starti
• rite it. My code is here It is a bit rough right now and doesn't work that grea
• routine
• its category. The cross-validation routine calls the likelihood function for e
• some changes to the get_next_target routine. This returned in some cases pages
• I didn’t want, so I also added a routine isgood_link that tests that the url
• ts that the url is one I want. This routine is called in get_all_links before t
• oved the html. I’m sure there are routines packaged in the world for this, an
• o the server from a txt file by the routine read_dict. The routine add_page_to_
• file by the routine read_dict. The routine add_page_to_index was enhanced to c
• finition for “geek words” and a routine to remove these from the list, as t
• ’t belong in the dictionary. This routine is remove_geekwords. I put the list
• o drop non-English pages. I wrote a routine, isEnglishpage that checks the html
• unicode="" with="" this.="" this="" routine="" exists="" only="" as="" a="" stu
• o the sites I crawl, I wrote a fifo routine that I use instead of the python ro
• ne that I use instead of the python routine that has a lifo queue. This provide
• act on that site to a minimum. This routine is fifopop. Two dictionary type str
• routines
• oved the html. I’m sure there are routines packaged in the world for this, and
• rows
• the page. Each table is a list of the rows in that table, and each row is a list
• posing a detailed description in the browser, and for some reason it disappeared
• ox but I didn't test it yet in other browsers. Also, there may be problems if se
• rk in progress. However, most modern browsers have some HTML5 support.  HTML5
• d stored in a separate CSS file. All browsers support CSS today.  CSS defines
• you to present the data from database rows as objects and embellish these data o
• rrburton
• . (10 Apr, 18:39) rrburton 0
• e (10 Apr, 21:16) rrburton 0
• ? (06 Apr, 21:48) rrburton Well I started test
• . (14 Apr, 05:00) rrburton 2
• articipants making this submittal - rrburton Update I made a bit of an update. T
• top. link answered 04 Apr, 00:12 rrburton 825 2 9 17 edited 06 Apr, 19:51
• llllly cool submission! Great job, @rrburton ! You've actually helped me decide
• s (10 Apr, 22:50) rrburton 12
• rsmattos
• rch results. My Udacity Forum ID is rsmattos. link answered yesterday rsmattos
• rsmattos. link answered yesterday rsmattos 41 2
• rubbish
• more than 60% of the words are just rubbish that we dont want to analyse. These
• rubyonrails
• ructions given on the website www.rubyonrails.org. • Information- The informa
• BLIOGRAPHY • Ruby on Rails- www.rubyonrails.org • Download Ruby, rubygem- w
• g • Download Ruby, rubygem- www.rubyonrails.org/download • Ruby On Rails Gu
• � Ruby On Rails Guide- www.guides.rubyonrails.org/ • Agile Web Development, 4
• rudimentary
• least it exists, though in a very rudimentary form (for instance, names such as
• rule
• tasteful (please see the full contest rules for details). To enter the contest,
• are now there in the official contest rules . (30 Mar, 19:08)
• lake According to the rules, there is a maximum of one submissio
• g In the full contest rules ("How to Enter: a") it says to "Crea
• all them have same host. and return a rule and list of Webpage, RSS feed pair +
• runs
• y and lower maintenance costs. Python runs on Windows, Linux/Unix, Mac OS X, and
• st errors, optimize after the program runs, etc. • Extensibility- This softwar
• ats, including Atom, RSS, and RDF. It runs on Python 2.4+. Available at http://c
• depth to crawl, the time the crawler runs and the maximum rate the pages are in
• saved and run from the file. The code runs in an interactive manner prompting us
• . Although this did not complete (it runs horrifically slowly!) several proximi
• pecify a geolocation. It subsequently runs the query on Twitter and finds all th
• cles as a background process. When it runs, it will read the seed_urls table and
• to it with equal probability. It then runs through single letters, letter pairs,
• i faced was that the spigot algorithm runs very slow on my ancient Dell centrino
• produced by the other 2 scripts, and runs a simple Python web server that lets
• at in the search query! reciPY specs: runs from the shell crawls all recipes cra
• rush
• it? (16 Apr, 23:10) rush 3
• sun.org link answered 15 Apr, 10:35 rush 106 4 7 edited 17 Apr, 22:18
• ob! (17 Apr, 00:16) rush showing 5 of 8 s
• ng. (16 Apr, 23:07) rush @djneeley : This is a
• ol. (17 Apr, 00:13) rush Thanks, rush, I appre
• 00:13) rush Thanks, rush, I appreciate that. (



• sadly
• nary platform as well - most of them sadly restrict you to say 1000 requests pe
• safe
• ishtank antiphishing database. Google safe browsing Api: Allows you to check URL
• safely
• these dynamic elements, we can then safely compare the lines. Masking involves
• safer
• ou are doing for us makes you a life safer especially for students such as myse
• said
• t_Moors 1 1 David said you can enter and receive recognition
• cityDave @UdacityDave said: "You have permission to use "Dave" a
• Mar, 08:28 2 Well said! I don't really think I stand a chanc
• not seeing the bigger picture. Like I said, IP is what puts bread and button on
• per Entrant (or per group)," but you said to Tom Vandenbosch, "you can join mor
• ot guarantee it will work. This being said I will make an introduction of the En
• hing all thy sum of good; Perhaps," I said, "you'll be so good So you o'er-green
• ed this contest with Node.js . Simply said it's a Search Engine for your PDF Col
• ker and play poker better. And then I said to myself: "I never do this kinda stu
• ch other, as well as the relevance of said work to the field. This is done by ap
• and destructive purposes. This being said, I would love to be able to search th
• itto for my children etc.. This being said, my idea is as follows. I would like
• be improved to function faster. As I said, only things learned in CS101 class w
• ing the complete works yourself. That said, a search term with a lot of words th
• /258-1832). The original read.me file said that the list came from Public Brand
• sake
• s homework problems. For simplicity's sake, I did single-word lookup to find dea
• salada
• ion: -- Results: ( page 1 of 20) [1] salada de bacalhau com feijao frade [2] mol
• sales
• e are buying from them, what's their sales forecast for the year? This would be
• to display a global report and/or a sales forecast Example: switch_seed_all =
• sample
• to abstract these ideas with the few sample seeds we've had. Shrug. link answe
• es poems. It reads plain text files (samples provided in the archive), builds an
• really. Could use a larger corpus of samples. Could have some smarter brains for
• se it on Pastebay Archive containing sample files: get it from my Dropbox Creati
• s, starting from the most mundane of sample texts. Simply select or provide a se
• f a Python code file (with comments, sample seed texts, and suggested test calls
• n the style of a user-specified text sample. Our primary submission to the conte
• ich can be the name of a canned text sample ('quotations', 'advice', 'legalese',
• de, with differnet (and much longer) sample texts. It is our intention to make t
• les page. And ‘CS101’ is a small sample of forum questions posed during this
• es There is a total of 2423 positive sample and 2386 negative sample To simplify
• 23 positive sample and 2386 negative sample To simplify the problem, the train p
• to find deals. I did not include the sample Facebook php program I modified to a
• a read_stream permission. Here is a sample output of a lookup for deals: Look u
• rds that might only have appeared in sample population a couple of times. Howeve
• that ) . It just takes you through a sample car owner and a person who searches
• ccess a small but sufficiently large sample for testing the code. I have also de
• ch results. Here is the graph of the sample web pages included in the code. Ther
• //pastebin.com/rPSCDtkx Program with sample already loaded: http://pastebin.com/
• oes on! The above picture shows some sample outputs. It displays the live sports
• d lines in the log file. Running the sample script. There are 4 sample log files
• nning the sample script. There are 4 sample log files in the test-data folder. L
• n today. The dictionary used in this sample came from: 2-Dec-2005 The four files
• t "going shopping." I have created 2 sample meals. One healthful. One based on a
• samples
• s poems. It reads plain text files (samples provided in the archive), builds an
• eally. Could use a larger corpus of samples. Could have some smarter brains for
• .com with the purpose of collecting samples of source code. Stackoverflow.com i
• d collecting a bunch of source code samples, the program then uses a boilerplat
• at I had a list of hundreds of code samples, I could generate the html for the
• sane
• to our search engine to keep the code sane and not to include unnecessary clutte
• sanitizes
• the program scans the database and sanitizes the textual information by removin
• sanity
• tore the humans on earth to love and sanity All the search engines will find God
• sapiens
• baboon : Papio anubis human : Homo sapiens humans : Homo sapiens rhesus monkey
• human : Homo sapiens humans : Homo sapiens rhesus monkey: Macaca fascicularis
• satisfy
• bject to the condition that it must satisfy all the requirements can be rectifi
• run the program, the query needs to satisfy the following syntax: 'differentia
• he includes only those members that satisfy the search criteria. With the tools
• saturday
• ly won't be able to add them before saturday , I don't know if the plain video l
• sauces
• category, such as meat, fish, soups, sauces, etc. To check, for instance, the me
• saves
• ogram only does this step once # and saves the result. This reduces the load on
• # alert web page. # # 4) The program saves all weather alerts in a list of list
• tructs a trie structure from it, and saves it in JSON format. Detailed informat
• tle Ignores the '#' in the URL which saves resources when indexing the same URL
• his data structure called Trie which saves a dictionary and looks if a word is
• scalability
• e for this than in robustness and scalability. It is definitely not necessary t
• scale
• completely under-estimated the time scale it would take me to do this. I never
• similar situation (on a much smaller scale) to ranking pages on the World Wide
• scaleable
• of the entities before it could be scaleable beyond a few sites. Respects robot
• scan
• 's all about the way people actually "scan" through articles on Wikipedia, jumpi
• s first attempt was an algorithm that scanned ahead in the text for the next occ
• d text is first tokenized and is then scanned once for each Markov order that is
• each Markov order that is needed. The scan builds a dictionary in which the curr
• code. The language codes are found by scanning the ISO 639 table provided by Wik
• dex the content of a page, and/or not scan it for links to follow. Can Crawl: Th
• DaniG2k/JobTwit JobTwit intelligently scans Twitter for job postings related to
• by crawling each page. The pages are scanned one by one and the url as well as
• he getTweets method, the program will scan more Twitter results. Allowed values
• scandalous
• end. Just saying, not trying to be scandalous or anything. :) (0
• scans
• om each article. Second, the program scans the database and sanitizes the textu
• ate!" Solution: At first the program scans all the files in current directory.
• aniG2k/JobTwit JobTwit intelligently scans Twitter for job postings related to
• scenario
• ecided to build it on my own. Usage scenarios 1 You find yourself constantly che
• is with each outcome. All possible scenarios are computed to find the total hap
• o give a final value to compare all scenarios. (It can also be thought of like t
• e thought of like this. We find the scenario where the (very slightly) less happ
• scenarios
• cided to build it on my own. Usage scenarios 1 You find yourself constantly che
• is with each outcome. All possible scenarios are computed to find the total hap
• give a final value to compare all scenarios. (It can also be thought of like t
• scene
• was necessary to identify and record scene and act numbers). That one is in sha
• scenery
• t to go to Palo Alto other than the scenery? If I win, which is the goal of ent
• scent
• nformation traces", the "information scent path" that I follow when I navigate
• schedule
• 1 We will try to find a schedule for the trip that works for the win
• er(s). It will need to fit with our schedule also, and if their are multiple win
• tors so that people could record or schedule tv reminders on their dth boxes usi
• scheduler
• one time or regularly using a task scheduler or a cron-like system) and fetch t
• schematic
• ata in our computer. 1.- Hardware: schematic: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0
• code The project code was written schematic, there is no description of the we
• programming this project was done schematic speaking about technical details.
• scheme
• OffDocSearch works according to this scheme: During the server start procedure w
• schemes
• arch results, by using a variety of schemes to weight terms and pages. The pape
• scholar
• form, base on search results of the scholar.google.com service. Bibliographic d
• u to pay and I don't want to or for scholar based research there are sites whic
• school
• thought it could be useful for high school students who want to "accelerate" or
• a trip to California while going to school? or is it something i have to choose
• or is it something i have to choose? school is very important to me i would just
• ontest? so i can see if i will be in school at that time. link answered 31 Mar
• happiness and pleasure by organizing school and college excursions to these NGOs
• to suggest people I know obviously (school mates, and so on...). I thought that
• en changed its borders over time. In school, we mostly learned the history of te
• about (as author claimed) the oldest school in Serbia. This triggered discussion
• ion on the internet about the oldest school in Serbia. Apparently, mentioned sch
• ool in Serbia. Apparently, mentioned school was the first school that was establ
• ntly, mentioned school was the first school that was established in Serbia. But,
• ce is also part of Serbia and it has schools much older than mentioned one, but
• d more questions – should we count schools that didn’t use Serbian language
• undation? Could we call them Serbian schools if they were founded at the time wh
• mple question „Which is the oldest school in Serbia?“ So, to give an answer
• That way, you can search elementary schools in present Serbia but you can also
• esent Serbia but you can also search schools in former Austria-Hungary. Either w
• pecify period in time in which these schools existed. Back to Serbia. We also ha
• arious interesting things other than school classes. Udacity Email/ID: rbu@murra
• p to 5 times per Week to the evening school to get the A-Levels. Now, two years
• ves in one or more ways such as age, school, workplace, hobbies, or interests. B
• on a curb, and they miss the bus to school. But once they try searching on sear
• schools
• e is also part of Serbia and it has schools much older than mentioned one, but
• more questions – should we count schools that didn’t use Serbian language
• ndation? Could we call them Serbian schools if they were founded at the time wh
• That way, you can search elementary schools in present Serbia but you can also
• sent Serbia but you can also search schools in former Austria-Hungary. Either w
• ecify period in time in which these schools existed. Back to Serbia. We also ha
• science
• yself pursuing a degree in computer science this website really gets me ahead o
• st site: http://www.miraclesofmodernscience.com/udacity/ Team: Evan Younger / U
• ne # day save a life using computer science and the knowledge I learned # from
• method is of attaining to arts and sciences; whereas, by his contrivance, the
• Turk minions) can mine new works of science or literature. Usage: Our submissio
• e form I hope to contribute to make science a little more open, a little more t
• to attend the University of applied sciences in Salzburg/Austria. Since then I
• ed journey in the world of computer science! link answered 2 days ago _AE 41
• troduce modern concepts in computer science like Virtualization and NoSQL datab
• ad any formal education in computer science, although I'm pretty sure that usin
• d called Bioinformatics. That's the science trying to make sense of the amazing
• lly enjoyed learning about computer science, search engines and self-driving ca
• e is a related project by the large science publisher Springer here : http://ww
• rst formal introduction to computer science concepts. Before this course, I was
• ng to see how people apply computer science to their areas of expertise. This c
• I've learned so far about computer science to create a web app that uses the p
• sciences
• method is of attaining to arts and sciences; whereas, by his contrivance, the m
• ore than 50 news sources, mainly in sciences and technology. If a topic is hot,
• to attend the University of applied sciences in Salzburg/Austria. Since then I w
• scientific
• ou may use common names instead of scientific ones), or a species and a property
• ion: In my short experience in the scientific world (specifically, Physics resea
• plinary collaborations and hinders scientific advance. By indexing the network o
• indexing the network of authors of scientific publications and digesting the dat
• The SI explores the author list of scientific papers to find relations between r
• scientist
• semblance or compatibility of each scientist' work with each other, as well as
• itist than I expected, not because scientists try to make it so but because it
• y that instead of webpages we have scientists, and instead of http links we hav
• scientists
• itist than I expected, not because scientists try to make it so but because it i
• y that instead of webpages we have scientists, and instead of http links we have
• s of the course. The book features scientists (including Alan Turing) trying to
• scope
• ple who know commands outside of the scope of 101, as well as those who can act
• ng aid", that's all.. Just helps you scope out a topic.. and returns the "web g
• cational tool could definitely be in scope, you would just need to make it clea
• ing. (15) 8. FUTURE SCOPE The future scope of this project is very wide. This a
• thing that may be seen outside this scope is importing MySQLdb to store the da
• MAXPAGES] [-r RATE] [-s SEEDPAGE] [-scope URL] [-t TIME] [outfile] Webcrawler
• udacity.com/cs101x/urank/index.html -scope URL, -sc URL defines crawling scope
• -scope URL, -sc URL defines crawling scope (pages outside the scope are not cra
• es crawling scope (pages outside the scope are not crawled), when not specified
• ed), when not specified the crawling scope will consist of pages at the same di
• sector. It also may be a more narrow scope - a python developer, Android and iO
• sults page for that term, limited in scope by my initial search terms. Those re
• unction however these are beyond the scope of this short study.) Links to code
• scores
• Submission: Further ranking scores for pages (and terms) Concept: Start
• t right". Some references on reading scores: (all scoring used in the code is co
• out-url2, etc.]], ...} Where the pagescores are the different scoring of the pag
• der. Currently, there are only 5 pagescores there. Then when the ranking algorit
• ew structures, and implement the new scores. Code link http://pastebin.com/L1wKy
• ther possible uses of word proximity scores are: in marketing/promotion, where a
• ximity score is stored The proximity scores are stored in the following format,
• veraging without recording all prior scores. Main modifications to the CS101 cod
• scrape
• could accept a URL as input and then scrape the Web page for text to be used as
• scratch
• we have to write everything up from scratch? link answered 31 Mar, 14:06 Roma
• t at least. I'm going to start from scratch over the weekend. Forum ID: DaveK T
• people who are learning python from scratch and/or need to use other people's p
• screen
• n to the contest. Here are two phone screen shots of the output SMS messages tha
• weather alert. Link to my SMS alert screen shot output from my program of an ac
• rt image 1 of 2 Link to my SMS alert screen shot output from my program of an ac
• rmation that appears on the computer screen when the program is running. It prov
• program is doing. Here is a computer screen shot of normal operation This pictur
• rnet connectivity Here is a computer screen shot of abnormal operation - loss of
• tion This picture shows the computer screen when the program is run with an inva
• S states, yet :). Here is a computer screen shot of abnormal operation - invalid
• hanging the color temperature of the screen according your location. me : Can we
• that we are getting from Notebook/PC screen? We take the measurement (In my case
• dshift Call a function get_available_screens to get the list of connected Screen
• need to learn is how to control each screen independently--reading and understan
• pastebin.com/Mx11uR0e ForumID: randomscreename link answered yesterday randoms
• name link answered yesterday randomscreename 36 1
• verflow.com" by his fingers on touch screen. At this point the application OffDo
• com/ email: eduard.barrera@gmail.com screen name: Eduard user home: http://www.u
• is: 1) Run JobTwit 2) Follow the on-screen instructions. 3) Done!!! JobTwit jus
• run queries on Twitter. On the main screen, you are presented with three option
• Run 'python ubudeb-dl.py'. Follow on screen instructions. link answered yester
• have time to even look at a computer screen at all until I'm back home). I will
• interface I made, please check this screenshot: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7923799
• nd at http://pastebin.com/cSRytrb8 a screenshot of the web interface can be foun
• screenshot
• nterface I made, please check this screenshot: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7923799/r
• at http://pastebin.com/cSRytrb8 a screenshot of the web interface can be found
• scripts
• s a service. Other applications and scripts can query it for search results. -
• an interpreted language (means that scripts execute without preliminary compila
• ebpage ignoring things like styles, scripts, tags and other embedded stuff. 2.
• or this contest, I wrote two python scripts to demonstrate proof of concept: on
• you can get it and how it works The scripts are standard python scripts. The ge
• rks The scripts are standard python scripts. The generated webpages look like t
• ith the upcoming classes cgi python scripts and a thumbs up and down next to ev
• ion: This is a collection of Python scripts that are used to run a useful searc
• search engine is initialized via 3 scripts: Crawler.py - Crawls the web - give
• s used as input for the rest of the scripts Ranker.py - Produces the relative p
• data files produced by the other 2 scripts, and runs a simple Python web serve
• it took to complete the search All scripts produce detailed output which is us
• debugging and keeping track of the scripts progress. Author: Name - Louie Orbe
• scuttlebug
• ed!). link answered 16 hours ago scuttlebug 1.7k 8 20 31
• (13 Apr, 14:48) scuttlebug 1 A very sleek and
• (15 Apr, 08:20) scuttlebug 1 Thank you all so
• fferings. This way one could jump @scuttlebug : Thanks a lot for your suggestion
• sdcc
• ware : The pic program was made using sdcc[5] as compiler and have the next func
• [2] pygtk: http://www.pygtk.org/ [5] sdcc: http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/ Datashe
• ttp://www.pygtk.org/ [5] sdcc: http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/ Datasheets: [3] Max2
• seamless
• ython datetime module to accomplish seamless date and time checking as well as f
• searchForFoodItem
• your own food items by running searchForFoodItem(foodIndex, item). The result i
• searcher
• new potential collaborators to a researcher and suggest potential referees for
• papers to find relations between researchers. The data of the papers is obtaine
• the first one gets the name of a researcher as input and returns a list of auth
• s that may be interesting for the researcher to know about, and the second gener
• Link to code Code of ustrikufactus searcher I used Beautiful Soup to extract li
• ge of the search. Additionally, the searcher could be given the ability to adjus
• searchwithpeter
• ducing the all-new and improved searchwithpeter.info hashtag which combines the
• program doesn't actually access searchwithpeter.info. It goes directly to udaci
• search”
• vidually in search using “Add in search” function. As a result for user the
• season
• here is no playoff at the end of the season. Objectively ranking teams is diffic
• the results of the NFL’s previous season. Since there are fewer teams, I coul
• e Kansas Chiefs, who were 7-9 on the season! Thankfully, I had a good intuition
• aining all results from the previous season). For the first algorithm, a similar
• ook forward to the upcoming football season, so I can apply and tweak my ranking
• nd tweak my ranking algorithm as the season moves along. My Code NFLRank.py NCAA
• seats
• him , he states first the number of seats available ) . This ofcourse can help
• sebastian
• etc. link answered 11 Apr, 02:52 sebastian tü 1.5k 3 12 28
• (14 Apr, 03:32) sebastian tü previo
• (11 Apr, 02:42) sebastian tü
• secI
• raw code looks like: proc freq data = secI; tables f2cl_I3*I3*I1 / list missing;
• secondary
• AL WORLD PROBLEM. Let winning come secondary, so that you won't be surprised if
• or an NGO that deals in primary or secondary education. The same useless books
• seconds
• #failed to send SMS so sleep for 60 seconds before attempting to resend print p
• utes' time.sleep(300) #wait for 300 seconds or 5 minutes until next weather che
• onnection it might take a couple of seconds to load the dictionary. Once it is
• f food additives in a matter of nanoseconds before you actually buy a product.
• ple times. -t TIME time to crawl in seconds, default is 0 (no time limit) When
• s that come with it. It takes a few seconds to render the html page and I've ru
• t are airing right now in matter of seconds!!!... Search by a show name, find o
• Shakespeare and it only takes a few seconds (maybe 10) to run. It only needs to
• ex from the disk, taking just a few seconds. I have put my index in my dropbox
• secret
• did, under which law? It's not trade secret, obviously, nor patented (or even pa
• d morally with their data. It’s no secret that most big websites log your IP a
• y random digits which might hold the secrets of the Universe :-) An idea (which
• secrets
• random digits which might hold the secrets of the Universe :-) An idea (which
• section
• be a useful submission? (I did see section 4.a, but thought there might be som
• program crawls the weather # alert section of the NOAA weather website to dete
• AIL: It is like a social networking section which provides a Contributor and an
• s. Each news site is specified as a section in one of the config files and the
• in one of the config files and the section contains all the information necess
• layout and pictures for every site/section in database (just to make the outpu
• work 4.5. Added "Urank" from Unit 5 section 28 which is necessary for ranked pa
• the words found in the ingredients section of the Food Network web site and ig
• I harvested by looking at the tags section. Here is an image to help with unde
• get away with it? The code for this section can be viewed here: http://pastebin
• you will also see a "hall of fame" section. Code from this site is curated by
• lected? (or a link the the relevant section of the course content on Udacity to
• stories wouldn't end up in the same section of a newspaper). In reality, everyt
• sole. The results will be listed in sections giving the full range of search re
• full range of search results: each section will have the entries, firstly the
• will have the entries, firstly the section title, second the lucky_search resu
• the ordered_search result urls. the sections are listed as follows: no sort by
• sections
• since it gets pointed to different sections within the same page Can have multi
• sole. The results will be listed in sections giving the full range of search res
• the ordered_search result urls. the sections are listed as follows: no sort by w
• sector
• useful in software development or IT sector. It also may be a more narrow scope
• secure
• e Client port of Python for fast and secure local Python execution . Source Code
• security
• oad JavaScript locally with default security settings. The project can be easily
• seeds
• ract these ideas with the few sample seeds we've had. Shrug. link answered 01
• sic Functionality: Starting with the seeds: Registered users can create any num
• here is no limit as to the number of seeds that can be used in this definition.
• ss can begin. It will start with the seeds to find links to other pages and con
• hancement modifications: adding more seeds and weeding out more URLs from the r
• seek
• o” specification) as input and then seek out a page of text relevant to that t
• seeks
• xtraction. From wikipedia on NEE: ...seeks to locate and classify atomic elemen
• seemingly
• r inputs can be done without being seemingly trapped in infinity loop, by short
• it might have a pattern inside the seemingly random digits which might hold the
• seems
• the Contest. There's something that seems a little fishy about that. It's impo
• 55) antiface If it seems apparent that someone registered for
• you have learned in the class (which seems unlikely if someone joins the course
• doesn't extract anything yet, but it seems fairly easy to do so I've no worries
• bout the web or search engines, this seems to be a big advantage since it empow
• of what the creative commons website seems to indicate. thanks
• ickling in, with all due respect, it seems some of us are not seeing the bigger
• arned here in class ;-) Otherwise it seems to me that we need to use one of the
• ex several times. How to improve: It seems like this problem can be easily solv
• agado Machine, our current tokenizer seems more than adequate. Project Code: Co
• The Web Application link seems broken. Isn't it: lagadomachine.apps
• � question word. Another shortcoming seems to be the absence of connecting gram
• � compared to “What are”, and so seems room for more complete phrase builde
• er functionality. An example of this seems comparing the search “Who Diesel?�
• r obscure things. An example of this seems finding an Udacity link by way of �
• he cool things others are doing mine seems rather boring and simple. But I had
• ually really impressive. The program seems to kind of 'understand' the Wikipedi
• ode, but at a first sight, for me it seems that is more of a graph search algho
• couple small problems with it and it seems to be running well now. How to use I
• ch situations when some webpage that seems unrelated to my string search is sho
• the maximum number of hits displayed seems to be four. This is a design decisio
• eing more of a SQL person) basically seems like it's passing a bunch of paramet
• site http://news-story.appspot.com/ seems to be broken. It is probably importa
• seen
• ea itself. If there's one thing we've seen here, it's that there is more than on
• n-and-code The web application can be seen running live at: http://contributefor
• l parsing. The only thing that may be seen outside this scope is importing MySQL
• process very similar to what we have seen when designing the CS101 Web crawler)
• s the PageRank algorithm. I had never seen such a relaxation algorithm, and I th
• did CS101 (they still are but I have seen a great improvement!). Is it legal? :
• ograms can talk with each other. I've seen many companies advertising APIs but I
• segment
• was motivated by the recent 60 Mins segment on "Is Sugar Toxic?" How does my di
• segmentation
• ance depended on correct sentence segmentation. Given our intended use of the La
• select
• ssibly more than one) winner will be selected. Although you may vote for submiss
• rmine the winner. The winner will be selected by a panel of judges (including my
• mitted is a "winner", whether we can select them or not. (yester
• ssibly more than one) winner will be selected. Although you may vote for submiss
• rmine the winner. The winner will be selected by a panel of judges (including my
• esting web crawler and adjusting its selection policy. For more information look
• ode Involve! manual article: Crawler selection policy and web thopology link a
• b crawler follows: Start from one preselected page. We call the starting page th
• e on these sites, and allow users to select their favorite shows. Once a new epi
• ssibly more than one) winner will be selected. Although you may vote for submiss
• rmine the winner. The winner will be selected by a panel of judges (including my
• most mundane of sample texts. Simply select or provide a seed text and our Lagad
• words or punctuation marks) used in selecting each succeeding token in the outp
• model, with word-by-word stochastic selection of a standard Markov order to app
• ssibly more than one) winner will be selected. Although you may vote for submiss
• rmine the winner. The winner will be selected by a panel of judges (including my
• ch with certain parameters that will select objects or some object properties th
• ssibly more than one) winner will be selected. Although you may vote for submiss
• rmine the winner. The winner will be selected by a panel of judges (including my
• ve pages is rated either by users or selected experts. The initial pages than tr
• s links on a page the more carefully selected the links are and hence the more l
• tor config easily. For example, just select any value on a webpage and say add t
• ssibly more than one) winner will be selected. Although you may vote for submiss
• rmine the winner. The winner will be selected by a panel of judges (including my
• ven letters which are at most 12 and selecting wisely some of them (at most 8) t
• nents/parts) and HackingPot searches selected DIY/Tutorial websites (in this ver
• ich involves being trained in how to select the best url for a given search stri
• selection
• ting web crawler and adjusting its selection policy. For more information look
• e Involve! manual article: Crawler selection policy and web thopology link an
• odel, with word-by-word stochastic selection of a standard Markov order to appr
• the random element in each article selection (which then affects the search key
• yet effective heuristics for news selection. But as of now (April 19th), your
• d in this respect : maybe restrict selection of the n+1th story to the period b
• selects
• Times website. The program randomly selects one of those ten, and then selects
• selects one of those ten, and then selects one of the words in the title to se
• selenium
• reading the page source i used the selenium webdriver module which returns the
• sell
• though. It's how I make a living (not selling Picassos). Creative Commons is oka
• money doing it, unless of course you sell directly to investors, at auction, di
• anymore and you might be thinking to sell them to a Kabadi Wala or to a book se
• ll them to a Kabadi Wala or to a book seller at a price that is not worth the va
• in their revenues for each deal they sell to a user to referred to them. Imagin
• seller
• l them to a Kabadi Wala or to a book seller at a price that is not worth the val
• semantic
• appen to make a contribution to the semantic web. My point is that we covered MU
• just any content. It's basically a semantic engine. It adds layers on top of th
• r instance "anchor", there are many semantic domains that fits with the word : i
• ng two factors : rank and a kind of semantic distance between pages. The difficu
• s rank or 1/rank and the other is a semantic distance between two pages. This di
• ine will spew forth streams of rich semantic ore from which you (or your Mechani
• arizes Wikipedia pages by drawing a semantic field of words. -Code- Skim_through
• am presents the result by drawing a semantic field of words. You can easily esti
• important words. You could write a semantic search engine. You could write a pr
• jectives related to her are in that semantic field. In addition to that, Dulcine
• semester
• or my Distributed System class this semester. The script uses IMDBAPI by Brian F
• from FGV when I was on my exchange semester :) I think you are 100% right, it's
• semi
• d code at all I came up with a way to semi automate spreadsheet reconcilations i
• sendmail
• nt msg_order+split_text try: server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddrs,header+msg_order+
• number_of_texts + ') ' try: server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddrs,header+msg_order+
• sends
• based on user submitted pattern and sends notifications when changes are made
• sense
• already a winner! It will make more sense if you apply most of the things we'v
• re testing. How to improve: It makes sense to make it cache indexes or store th
• we must do things because they make sense to do, and not simply because that i
• of the exam). Then you move and you sense into this space. Moving is just scro
• s. That's the science trying to make sense of the amazing quantitates of data t
• concept in order to give the user a sense of creating a search engine with see
• or this case because it doesn't make sense) The same idea can be used to know w
• y adjective words. It made much more sense looking for the surrounding adjectiv
• e if possible). It would enhance the sense of connectedness between them. Sugge
• sensible
• d already the program resulted some sensible results for several queries.. .. ei
• lot more sentence patterns to find sensible information link to the code projec
• sensitive
• e index, making searching non case sensitive Real world (web) problems. Not all
• he solution. I also made it case insensitive. About the use of an interface: I
• s Search engine improved (not case sensitive anymore) You can add items to sear
• he fragment as a substring, case-insensitive. This ability to look for fragment
• ords are no longer treated as case sensitive, reducing the word set available,
• sentence
• racts the hyperlinks from the first sentence, or the first paragraph, as well as
• " - and also extracts say the first sentences from those articles.. The problem
• have the first paragraphs or first sentences of all Wikipedia pages linked to i
• or a second.. What does EVERY first sentence tell you in any given Wikipedia art
• generate creatively synthesized “sentences” in the style of a user-specifie
• ds and punctuation marks per output sentence -- typically 20, but potentially mu
• les. 3) nout , the number of output sentences desired. 4) source , which can be
• hon string containing at least five sentences. In general the seed should compri
• is a returned string of synthesized sentences (or an appropriate error message);
• nal step is to reject any generated sentence that is in the seed text or has alr
• uation and to break paragraphs into sentences. These are not easy tasks, especia
• ere performance depended on correct sentence segmentation. Given our intended us
• om hard disk. Search the words or a sentence. Inputing words from the console, t
• concept from logic that refers to a sentence of the form "A - B" or A implies B.
• s B. In natural language, these are sentences of the form "if A, B happens", "A
• t B", "seeing A means B", ... These sentences are the key to hypotheses: if you
• nd possible consequences of X (from sentences of the form "If X, then such and s
• ch") or possible explanations (from sentences of the form "If such and such, X c
• string manipulation to return full sentences (not like the results of the query
• ly the same 4) allow for a lot more sentence patterns to find sensible informati
• n software recognises the following sentence, but cannot recognise the second wo
• program to correctly interpret the sentence. (Obviously there are far more soph
• sentences
• - and also extracts say the first sentences from those articles.. The problem
• have the first paragraphs or first sentences of all Wikipedia pages linked to i
• generate creatively synthesized “sentences” in the style of a user-specifie
• es. 3) nout , the number of output sentences desired. 4) source , which can be
• on string containing at least five sentences. In general the seed should compri
• s a returned string of synthesized sentences (or an appropriate error message);
• ation and to break paragraphs into sentences. These are not easy tasks, especia
• proaches to counting syllables and sentences. The idea is that one could decide
• B. In natural language, these are sentences of the form "if A, B happens", "A
• B", "seeing A means B", ... These sentences are the key to hypotheses: if you
• d possible consequences of X (from sentences of the form "If X, then such and s
• h") or possible explanations (from sentences of the form "If such and such, X c
• string manipulation to return full sentences (not like the results of the query
• Spell suggestion: checks words and sentences spelling and outputs the correct f
• only reconstruction of simplified sentences, but to simplification of words to
• e of a French page with two French sentences and one English quote, and it coul
• sentiments
• 3 I share your sentiments, @bjalba. I know a great deal abou
• separate
• supplementary materials? I posted a separate question about the license but have
• e lawyers. Maybe they could offer a separate prize/contest for those under 18 th
• the HTML document, and stored in a separate CSS file. All browsers support CSS
• dozens of other languages available separately. i. Well-commented source code wi
• ur list of words. Each word must be separated by a new line. Convert the text di
• devoted to tokenizing input text to separate words from punctuation and to break
• Submission 1.This search engine is separated into two parts: engine_spider.py a
• r or clasterization, are running in separate threads, so it's possible to contin
• vant index, formed for each profile separately during the second step. Generatin
• cter pairs. The character pairs are separated into groups of key types. Certain
• n't work that great. I also need to separate it out into different files so I do
• kept it. I'm a noob so they are on separate lines, I'm sure there is a way to p
• ts could be placed on a single line separated by commas. Lastly, I added a few c
• separately
• ozens of other languages available separately. i. Well-commented source code wit
• ant index, formed for each profile separately during the second step. Generating
• separation
• re for crawling dense websites and separation of search into categories makes se
• sequence
• in the index that contains the same sequence of intervals **, in order from most
• nsmissions to further ensure proper sequence. # # 7) The program accomplishes th
• l six numbers on each ticket as one sequence separated by commas (right hand on
• sequences
• he machine to generate random word sequences on movable wooden blocks, then cop
• e wooden blocks, then copy out any sequences of three or four words together th
• sequential
• in the case that the words are not sequential and/or not in the order they appea
• sequentially
• r will enter the sought-for goods sequentially in search box separating every na
• serach
• . But the two only arguments are the serach index file and the port that should
• serialization
• hich is implemented using pickle serialization system from python), sorts them
• series
• t I follow when I navigate through a series Wikipedia articles.. Come on, we ALL
• proaches! The main program is just a series of function calls. They never exit i
• had very simple pages. I developed a series of passes on the web page that remov
• tinue watching the next video in the series from the one selected? (or a link th
• awkins' "Growing Up in the Universe" series. Palindrome search. A new kind of se
• seriously
• taking this contest waaaaaaay too seriously! The POINT of this course was to l
• limited knowledge about Python -- seriously, I've learned Python just from the
• serverless
• that implements a self-contained, serverless, zero-configuration, transactional
• servers
• ct... I hope we'll bring the GitHub servers down by 20th April, due to the traf
• adding unnecessary load to # their servers) with getting time critical weather
• ince has evolved to rival other web servers in terms of functionality and perfo
• serves
• lity that's already freely available serves only to divert the student's focus o
• service
• y of developing new applications in service to society. link answered 31 Mar,
• S Gateway whereby most cell phone # service providers will convert an inbound e
• Regards, # # John Fritz # # # *This service will send approximately 5 SMS messa
• ate and County in the USA. # # This service will send approximately 5 SMS messa
• ooks like NoSQL database. Runs as a service. Other applications and scripts can
• earch results. - Crawler. Runs as a service. It crawls the web and updates inde
• ta storage. - Web server. Runs as a service. It allows to run python web applic
• from money. These NGOs also require services like: 1.) Teacher 2.) Doctor 3.) A
• rs for events and emergencies These service providers are called Sajjan Shakti
• ul to an NGO providing a particular service and require those things frequently
• e any infrastructure to offer their services properly. 4.) You may be a fresh d
• gain expertise. You can offer your services for free to the ill in these NGOs,
• s, where there is a lack of medical services and doctors. 5.) You may be a fres
• you to contribute these things and services to NGOs at the convenience of your
• n get the information regarding the service, products and NGOs. • Behavior- A
• of the website. Here output of the service or products will be generated when
• ll input his details. Similarly the service will be generated according to requ
• aging the number of users, managing services, etc. (11) 6. TECHNOLOGY REQUIRED
• n can be changed by using a courier service on the website which can transport
• rk. I thought it was great that the services guesses who may know me. Then, I r
• s. It is our intention to make this service available free to the public as a W
• ty can be packaged and offered as a service to the public. The Web implementati
• h results of the scholar.google.com service. Bibliographic data of the papers a
• aries from GAE (e.g. google account service for authenticating users). Social i
• o. For the Contest : crawl websites services (REST) to extract numbers associat
• natural human language build a web service to provide these tools to the publi
• had looked around the web for some service that would just send an automated e
• her that I could find. I did find a service that had wind forecast for the next
• . I did also know about NOAA's NDFD service (National Digital Forecast Database
• services
• from money. These NGOs also require services like: 1.) Teacher 2.) Doctor 3.) Ac
• e any infrastructure to offer their services properly. 4.) You may be a fresh do
• gain expertise. You can offer your services for free to the ill in these NGOs,
• s, where there is a lack of medical services and doctors. 5.) You may be a fresh
• you to contribute these things and services to NGOs at the convenience of your
• aging the number of users, managing services, etc. (11) 6. TECHNOLOGY REQUIRED T
• rk. I thought it was great that the services guesses who may know me. Then, I re
• o. For the Contest : crawl websites services (REST) to extract numbers associate
• setback
• ther websites and so on). With this setback, I had to spend more time debugging
• settings
• p on it. I only had to change a few settings there in order to deploy Minisearch
• Files inside the "mini" directory: settings.py - Django settings urls.py - the
• ni" directory: settings.py - Django settings urls.py - the only thing which was
• cript locally with default security settings. The project can be easily deployed
• settle
• developer in their right mind would settle for attribution and nothing else? I
• developer in their right mind would settle for attribution and nothing else?" G
• hin the Udacity Python IDE, I had to settle for testing the code on the examples
• setup
• failures. b. Zero-configuration - no setup or administration needed. c. A compl
• e git and Eclipse that I was able to setup and use. Seeing the project working
• seven
• ions: Example: 'Udacity+hexamester'='seven weeks of challenge and fun' The foll
• 's shows, Sports shows or any of the seven available options. So basically, you
• severe
• bus","clouds"]) ['greater chances of severe weather', 'greater chances of severe
• severe weather', 'greater chances of severe weather'] print multi_lookup(index,
• sgadgil
• text. link answered 16 Apr, 02:34 sgadgil 56 1 2
• shack
• ty good results. Haven't been in the shack in a while, especially with the dema
• shakesindexer
• e complete works of Shakespeare. shakesindexer.py must be run before shakeslook
• t be run before shakeslookup.py. shakesindexer.py creates a ~10MB file with an
• and act numbers). That one is in shakesindexer.py. Give it a try on 'to be or n
• ?id=0B9vuDlGhyl4NeU40V2pTaVUzM1E shakesindexer.py: http://pastebin.com/9wjandr5
• shakeslookup
• akesindexer.py must be run before shakeslookup.py. shakesindexer.py creates a ~1
• n author other than Shakespeare). shakeslookup.py takes one command line argumen
• .py: http://pastebin.com/9wjandr5 shakeslookup.py: http://pastebin.com/qgjtU55n
• shakti
• of the beneficiaries and the Sajjan shakti. It allows users to experience the p
• shaligram
• gmail[dot]com) Shaligram Prajapat (shaligram.prajapat[at]gmail[dot]com) EDIT :
• shawsmd
• eam consisting of Sharon (forum ID "shawsmd" - Sharon Salazar) and me (forum ID
• sheets
• external .css files. External style sheets enable you to change the appearance
• shell
• ed. You interact with the fridge via shell (I am new to python so no gui sorry)
• anks) Now you can use Graphviz (in a shell outside the Python interpreter) to m
• h query! reciPY specs: runs from the shell crawls all recipes crawls all ingred
• lts per page (yes, pagination in the shell :p) queries include ingredients incl
• (*3) recipes can be opened from the shell (*4) (*1) The queries are such as: -
• search results are presented in the shell in this fashion: -- Results: ( page
• please open reciPY.py and change the shell command that you use to open urls by
• shelve
• using pickle (also experimented with shelve)) Removing markup Dealing with amp i
• the bottom. I used the time, sys and shelve modules to time searches, get the co
• shift
• l get a valid answer. But what if we shift the perspective towards the mobile u
• l, and I am a nurse. I work on night shift, and each night I have to take care
• : Create a new Caesar cipher given a shift value A 'lock' function that will en
• nction that decrypt a message if the shift value is known And a function that w
• possible 'plaintext' strings and the shift value of the cipher that produced it
• elssar What if the shift value is unknown? Can you decrypt it
• ship
• :-) (03 Apr, 05:56) shipik 1 If I win a round
• Apr, 20:13) kilaws @shipik , your clever solution reminds me o
• he word : it might be an anchor for a ship or an anchor in html - the second one
• :-) (03 Apr, 05:56) shipik 1 If I win a round
• Apr, 20:13) kilaws @shipik , your clever solution reminds me o
• ack Purolator packages Background: We ship a large(kind of) amount of packages(a
• shit
• just composed a brilliant melody! Oh shit, never mind, it's the Zelda theme."),
• shoddy
• search engine, by all standards, is shoddy. It's not even based on the firmly e
• shoot
• play the letter 'U' and walk around shooting 'c' letters with '*' bullets. As
• e 'wsad' to move and the spacebar to shoot. Code https://github.com/nahumfarchi
• shortcomings
• sired. In order to improve on the shortcomings of the user keyword input functio
• shorter
• _count. the theory here is that the shorter the path to match the maximum keywo
• shortest
• considers the best match to be the shortest distance between any two search wor
• rating is based around finding the shortest path to the most keywords found, in
• shortly
• sions based on what is there at (or shortly after) the deadline.
• "Your certificate will be available shortly." :) (19 hours ago)
• shot
• he contest. Here are two phone screen shots of the output SMS messages that were
• er alert. Link to my SMS alert screen shot output from my program of an actual w
• ge 1 of 2 Link to my SMS alert screen shot output from my program of an actual w
• m is doing. Here is a computer screen shot of normal operation This picture show
• onnectivity Here is a computer screen shot of abnormal operation - loss of inter
• es, yet :). Here is a computer screen shot of abnormal operation - invalid input
• to create the universe. So give it a shot. Maybe try to add multi-term or compo
• rface I made, please check this screenshot: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7923799/reci
• l links: 1 for a static HTML demo snapshot produced once and for all with your s
• http://pastebin.com/cSRytrb8 a screenshot of the web interface can be found at
• shots
• e contest. Here are two phone screen shots of the output SMS messages that were
• shouldn
• tes you like… the popularity game shouldn't only apply to the criteria of the
• t result, so with most pages, there shouldn't be a problem. I've already implem
• shouldst
• to die, I leave my love alone. Thou shouldst print more, not let that copy die.
• showcase
• he webpage was designed to not only showcase video search but also the concept o
• showdacity
• ook.git one man team: seo cahill / showdacity link answered 16 Apr, 21:45 Show
• showinfo
• me1, time2, time3, time4...]... ]], showinfo, showcategory] . The dictionary is
• shun
• e in favor of "better" algorithms and shun others by using pejoratives like expo
• sides
• ww.udacity.com/media/img/home-header-sides-bg-20x238.png'); background-repeat:
• er refinement. For server and client sides communications 192.168.1.225 was spe
• sight
• `t read all the code, but at a first sight, for me it seems that is more of a g
• signature
• rch variables such as time and key signatures would be ideal, but we currently
• low users, who do not know the key signature of the piece of music, to be able
• signatures
• rch variables such as time and key signatures would be ideal, but we currently h
• significant
• hes (lupa.py). Those are the most significant improvements to the web-crawler:
• ve come in handy. Notes: The only significant change to the code from what we l
• significantly
• ng those results has not changed significantly. Namely, we still use simple blo
• (TCU and Boise St.) were ranked significantly lower in my rankings. Initial NC
• pical failure where logfile 4 is significantly different to log file 3, and so
• signup
• . Creator: Alireza Mortazavi Udacity signup email: mortazavi[at]paleez.com Forum
• silly
• hinking whether my code would appear silly to the programming pros :) So, pleas
• similarity
• ithm is called and it assesses the similarity of each document against the other
• of the metric used to compute the similarity among the various documents. This
• ance (a statistical measure of the similarity of two sets of observations, here
• all/csci568/portfolio_exports/lguo/similarity.html Clustering Microarray Data",
• similarly
• (1/x) / (1/x + 1/y + 1/z)) * 100$ (similarly for team 2/draw). Example: Bookmak
• arch terms. Those results would be similarly enabled, theoretically allowing me
• simliar
• my original idea was to take a text simliar to the following as an input: Hey,
• simonc
• A license link answered 2 days ago simonc 36 1
• simongcox
• 0cwC https://sites.google.com/site/simongcox/home/cs101-contest Contact simongc
• mongcox/home/cs101-contest Contact simongcox at gmail dot com Acknowledgements
• simpler
• too complex, I thought of someting simpler. I tried to define a two dimensions
• t. Most of my effort was to make it simpler to enter a query, not having a synt
• ngine which helps to make this task simpler. Project description The working na
• simplest
• on the web : - the first one is the simplest one : when you search for something
• � of a keyword in a webpage but the simplest one might be to modify the index’
• simplicity
• ogramming language with a focus on simplicity and productivity. It has an elegan
• ed CS 101's homework problems. For simplicity's sake, I did single-word lookup t
• o music notes only for the sake of simplicity. Main Idea The purpose of this sea
• al notes to search for. Again, for simplicity, our search engine only takes basi
• simplification
• of simplified sentences, but to simplification of words too. Been waiting here
• simplify
• sample and 2386 negative sample To simplify the problem, the train process will
• parameters file names where it can simplify the text within them, or reconstruc
• simply
• okay. Extending the search engine is simply the most obvious way to do it, but w
• ating in the contest; but my code is simply, too much because I only know things
• cause they make sense to do, and not simply because that is how everyone else do
• nd: queries and comparisons. Queries simply return the requested information. Co
• r or IT professional - but it can be simply corrected in future versions of the
• action, check out the demonstration simply by running the code and following al
• ython Code: A function “phrase1” simply adds an appropriate Five W context t
• ore better and efficient, but people simply don't know about them. With my progr
• her making words with this prefix we simply erase the last character and start c
• person is allergic to chocolate, she simply needs to specify that in the search
• aniscas de bacalhau ... The user can simply specify the id (inside brackets) of
• nd relax, Whenever you need to check simply run the program and it will automati
• simulation
• parse the seed text and generate a simulation of it. Specifically, the seed text
• simultaneously
• ing of individual pages are done simultaneously. 5.) System Integration Testing-
• simultanius
• shots How it works? MKDroid makes simultanius requests to search engine APIs, u
• sincerely
• esults. Allowed values are 1-15. I sincerely hope this tool can be useful for a
• sincerest
• n, I would wither in despair!!! My sincerest condolences to those poor judges.
• sinful
• good spirit walks upon the earth, My sinful earth these rebel powers array, And
• sister
• r player has drawn for us. My little sister who watched me playing it started to
• e current possible answer so that my sister could also look the definition of th
• sitemap
• urls for each useragent, along with sitemap and crawl delay. Robots meta tag: P
• s tag. Sitemap Parser: Parse an xml sitemap and return a dictionary of all the
• sits
• op of" Wikipedia, an "interface" that sits on top of Wikipedia and enhances the
• situation
• ed, thank you very much. Here's my situation. Save ONE dumb mistaken on the fir
• o...but I can't...due to my family situation. So you and the other Udacian woul
• m. Then came Udacity CS101 and the situation has dramatically changed! So, when
• isting, or a in a classic bank rec situation especially if the inputs didn't ne
• ames in a year). This is a similar situation (on a much smaller scale) to ranki
• For the first algorithm, a similar situation to the Chiefs occurred. Iowa State
• e was present. When I explained my situation the stack overflow employee sugges
• document. (I have experienced such situations when some webpage that seems unre
• fidence in the search engine! This situation is caused because the search engin
• emplate that I modified to suit my situation. I don't really know what's requir
• situations
• consider all the unusual boundary situations, such as empty lists and base case
• document. (I have experienced such situations when some webpage that seems unrel
• sizes
• one topic through the different font sizes. The program is able to summarize an
• skew
• tadata, figures and title tags to try skew a little the ranking of the pages so
• ing out of very rare words that might skew the results, and to allow averaging w
• skill
• or example, you can test your Python skills by adding a function to calculate t
• ion, so even if I don't have now the skill to produce a complete application to
• skills
• s class and hopefully hone my python skills in the process. My program takes an
• or example, you can test your Python skills by adding a function to calculate th
• n't know what I had to use my coding skills on. It is more or less a proof of co
• too small and too limited due to my skills and the given time frame) being used
• oping to redo this website using the skills taught in CS253. I'm sure there are
• business background and my computer skills where very limited until I did CS101
• k forward to developing my developer skills through future courses. Cheers! li
• skim
• ively quick...definitely quicker than skimming the complete works yourself. That
• e written a program that analyses and skims through Wikipedia articles and tells
• of the specific topic. So I randomly skim through some wikipedia pages just to
• rtance within the text. So instead of skimming through Wikipedia pages manually
• a huge Mind Map. It should be able to skim through any page on the Internet (by
• skims
• written a program that analyses and skims through Wikipedia articles and tells
• skletz
• by Scott Kletzkin, Udacity forum ID skletz. Thanks for running this contest!
• s contest! link answered yesterday skletz 36 3
• slam
• duck AND go) urank "page rank" "graph slam" You can also enter extended media li
• slashdot
• there are 5 sites in config files : slashdot.org, hackaday.com, dangerousprototy
• sleek
• scuttlebug 1 A very sleek and useful tool. The only trouble I
• sleep
• r_of_texts + ') ' split_pos = 0 time.sleep(5) #time delay to ensure SMS message
• resend of failed SMS message.' time.sleep(60) #failed to send SMS so sleep for
• ime.sleep(60) #failed to send SMS so sleep for 60 seconds before attempting to
• ather alert check in 5 minutes' time.sleep(300) #wait for 300 seconds or 5 minu
• eather alert check in 1 minute' time.sleep(60) #according to documentation CPU
• are suspended for the program during sleep link answered yesterday codeNaroun
• The URL typo was my fault -- total sleep deprivation. 'Got it fixed quickly,
• f you wonder. I will most likely not sleep tonight thinking whether my code wou
• would really work and using the time.sleep() function I was able to time my cra
• slides
• rch hits in forum content or lecture slides. Good luck to everyone and thank you
• slight
• d: less nested lists). My code has a slight preference for Python 3 over Python
• We find the scenario where the (very slightly) less happy person of the two will
• slightest
• Python code and I didn't have the slightest idea on how a search engine really
• slightly
• restricted with max_depth(actually, slightly incorrect) and max_pages variables,
• spell correction and prediction are slightly different from the spell correction
• e find the scenario where the (very slightly) less happy person of the two will
• work. The shakes_mod.txt file is a slightly modified version of the Project Gut
• slower
• overflow employee suggested I crawl slower. This may have been a joke, but I go
• slowly
• d not complete (it runs horrifically slowly!) several proximity maps have been p
• f the page is at the bottom, it will slowly makes it way up. 2) Generating Crawl
• smallest
• ts related to the keywords by their smallest proximity to each other. the word w
• smart
• not saying Sergei and Larry weren't smart, they obviously were. But the search
• r corpus of samples. Could have some smarter brains for picking the lines. Coul
• ines. Search engines have become so "smart" that they can sometimes make search
• and searching. Showing the result in smart way.(quick sort and count the NO. of
• ne says is right for me and a bit of smart algorithm nit picking of what I thin
• results are sorted by relevance (*2) smart index storage (*3) recipes can be op
• smarter
• corpus of samples. Could have some smarter brains for picking the lines. Could
• smartmuki
• astebin Members : Mukesh Agarwal [ smartmuki@gmail.com ] link answered 11 Apr
• om ] link answered 11 Apr, 12:30 smartmuki 899 2 9 29
• smartphone
• s the mobile user? A person with a smartphone in his hand would feel discomfort
• Query mobile to provide access via smartphones. We used different libraries urll
• smartphones
• uery mobile to provide access via smartphones. We used different libraries urll
• smooth
• that it is not very usable without a smooth graphical interface - I stopped at t
• smtp
• === import urllib2 import time import smtplib import math import string from tim
• figuring the Connection try: server = smtplib.SMTP('smtp.gmail.com', 587,timeout
• onnection try: server = smtplib.SMTP('smtp.gmail.com', 587,timeout=30) server.eh
• rver.login(fromaddr, password) except smtplib.socket.error: print 'Unable to con
• nection' return new_alert_list except smtplib.SMTPException: print 'Unable to co
• s,header+msg_order+split_text) except smtplib.socket.error: print 'Unable to con
• message' return new_alert_list except smtplib.SMTPException: print 'Unable to co
• '+state+' prodtype=warnings') except smtplib.socket.error: print 'Unable to con
• nection' return new_alert_list except smtplib.SMTPException: print 'Unable to co
• smtplib
• = import urllib2 import time import smtplib import math import string from time
• guring the Connection try: server = smtplib.SMTP('smtp.gmail.com', 587,timeout=
• er.login(fromaddr, password) except smtplib.socket.error: print 'Unable to conn
• ction' return new_alert_list except smtplib.SMTPException: print 'Unable to con
• header+msg_order+split_text) except smtplib.socket.error: print 'Unable to conn
• ssage' return new_alert_list except smtplib.SMTPException: print 'Unable to con
• +state+' prodtype=warnings') except smtplib.socket.error: print 'Unable to conn
• ction' return new_alert_list except smtplib.SMTPException: print 'Unable to con
• More googling led me very easily to smtplib and a basic template that I modifie
• es are imported - urllib, datetime, smtplib, string (this one was with the exam
• (this one was with the example for smtplib so I kept it. I'm a noob so they ar
• snakes
• clusters of pages. One about python snakes and the other about the python langu
• snapshot
• ), you should make the submission a snapshot of the state of your project on Apr
• ral links: 1 for a static HTML demo snapshot produced once and for all with your
• snippets
• ctor". It would collect links plus "snippets" of text, creating a "citation grap
• ks it up into words and finds video snippets of people (of celebrities, politici
• st of links, the title of the page, snippets of text below the link, spell check
• soccer
• (enough with the nesting))) bet on a soccer game. The game was boring so my thou
• ns, team 2 wins, a draw - in case of soccer) which bookmaker provides the highes
• social
• noise ratio" problem of dealing with social media.. We want to jump to the middl
• ntegrated with a search engine and a social network of its own. Contents: ABSTRA
• ngine’ with an in built portal and social networking. This web application is
• stom search. 2.) CMAIL: It is like a social networking section which provides a
• thers, and many more features like a social networking site. • Means of Donati
• ring class to write the code for the social networking part and connecting the G
• . I had this idea while surfing on a social network. I thought it was great that
• only one out of two people that this social network suggested me was eventually
• e used by the other script to index "social deals." The crawling, indexing and l
• to offer to go through the e-mail or social nets logging. The project code The p
• additional feature is the support of social activites to enhance user experience
• study of Urank alogrithm: Wordpress social network as an example Submitted by:
• n search phrase, and uses a person's social network to order the search results.
• society
• take. Alas, this is how a litigious society functions. Sometimes it really is b
• ping new applications in service to society. link answered 31 Mar, 13:05 kila
• his # program is an attempt to help society fill a need that might one # day sa
• nsibility also to contribute to the society and raise the standard of the under
• d the people who are in need in the society. This communication was needed beca
• NGO • Spreading Awareness in the society • Encouraging more contributions
• eople to the cause of serving their society and contribute for whatever they ca
• ge contributes or is detrimental to society. An individual user can then choose
• socket
• n(fromaddr, password) except smtplib.socket.error: print 'Unable to connect to E
• msg_order+split_text) except smtplib.socket.error: print 'Unable to connect to E
• ' prodtype=warnings') except smtplib.socket.error: print 'Unable to connect to E
• sockets
• subset of a full webserver. accept sockets, up to 'max_hits' limit. verify GET
• software
• nally understanding the "Spirit" of software development in general, the very id
• in the "spirit" of open source, of software development and creative commons li
• do better, but I lack the talent in software development presently.. But I'm get
• at Ti-Loup. Can someone explain how software developers can make a living if the
• entations. What else More over. The software product itself is not so valuable (
• odology for the project follows the software project cycle. This cycle has stage
• rding to behavioral description the software will provide output in response of
• designing part is done by using the software Balsamiq Mockups. By using this sof
• are Balsamiq Mockups. By using this software we can design all the web pages in
• ense. (13) 3.) SQLite3- SQLite is a software library that implements a self-cont
• he Apache HTTP Server is web server software notable for playing a key role in t
• 2009 it became the first web server software to surpass the 100 million website
• runs, etc. • Extensibility- This software is extended in ways that its origin
• I forgot as I try to evangelize the software in the lab. Details of my language'
• h as they could be) and also in the software help (enter 'h' or 'help'). Basical
• n mechanism such as the Open Source software Growl. The accuracy of the categori
• (at) gmail (dot) com License : This software is licensed under the Creative Comm
• e. In the end I learned a lot about software development, and some of the tools
• ds. This is only a proof-of-concept software so things can (and most probably wi
• Small University Assistant About software: https://docs.google.com/document/p
• e, an optical character recognition software recognises the following sentence,
• c technology. This may be useful in software development or IT sector. It also m
• arch profile. After all, if you are software developer in Java, then surely when
• Udacity robots". I wanted to have a software that tells when that phrase is gone
• ck a website regulary so you need a software that you can submit to the URL and
• is a common operation in automated software testing. First, you run the program
• own good' log file Later, after the software has been modified, you rerun the pr
• place for notable code from famous software. In addition to this being my first
• ierarchies produced by our internal software (basically Department/Team hierarch
• sole
• tution allowed, except at Sponsor’s sole discretion.", but we deserve somethin
• d is kolchozok@gmail.com and I am the sole submitter. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR
• beloved * 1 times: sovereign 1 times: sole * 1 times: often 1 times: neither * 1
• es. I also built a text UI for the console to actually allow for searches. The f
• cted index entries. I have built a console UI for executing searches with a numb
• o things that I will learn. I was the sole team member on this project but if an
• solely
• was to perform another ranking based solely on a team’s losses. Then I subtrac
• NOTHING to do with it. The names are solely meant for illustrating examples and
• ourse persuaded me to stop focussing solely on conceptual issues and actually wr
• solutions
• , I solve problems, I come up with solutions.. This solutions solves a specific
• s, I come up with solutions.. This solutions solves a specific problem in Knowl
• d up arriving at less-than-optimal solutions after long periods of negotiation.
• ng), so if the puzzle has multiple solutions or requires a more advanced method
• anted language of all the possible solutions ===== BACKGROUND ===== I love gami
• e you propose. If there aren't any solutions like that in Spain you should real
• solver
• Submission Sudoku solver (mostly anyway!) After the one quiz
• rom Wolfram|Alpha's crossword puzzle solver. Like the spelling suggestion, it al
• somebody
• ad of thinking "it would be cool if somebody did..." I think "how could I do..."
• could be a much larger project, if somebody is interested in working together i
• someday
• This could actually be a viable app someday if done properly.. with much attent
• ss they are redecorating.. unless I someday become a household brand, of course
• sometimes
• me more sophisticated obfuscations sometimes tend to puzzle a few human beings
• up the idea is harder than coding, sometimes. I love this place, though. This c
• ve become so "smart" that they can sometimes make searching for programming inf
• lot http://xkcd.com/802_large/ and sometimes especialy if the two telephone are
• hy is it useful ? During work days sometimes i need to take a short break and c
• have to go to my university by bus sometimes and go back home most of the time
• ing near me who have cars and they sometimes drive me , some other times , we'r
• average numbers: 17 patients. But sometimes, due to exceptional reasons, I hav
• to ignore them. Because words are sometimes all uppercase or begin with upperc
• It supports multi-word lookup, but sometimes works better for single word searc
• did not take any cooking degree, I sometimes recur to recipe sites to gather so
• ad, and personalization algorithms sometimes make it hard to be exposed to new
• ssing the site at the same time it sometimes throws an exception. Google App en
• somewhat
• /index.html The crawling process is somewhat slow, depending on the web latencie
• ll night thus, giving this program, somewhat funny, name " Typing Like A Sir ".
• Unfortunately, because of the still somewhat vague, discrete nature of this data
• rested in numbers especially Pi and somewhat unscientifically continue to believ
• g files with some data elements are somewhat random and unpredictable. By maskin
• e techniques do the same thing with somewhat less efficiency. The lexicographer
• it's an S9v). Basically, this is a somewhat limber 31 foot tall tapered fibergl
• is correctly. I'm sure that this is somewhat subpar compared to what other indiv
• somewhere
• ause they were voted up now appear somewhere in the middle of the answers. If y
• ur code at a github or pastebin or somewhere (10 Apr, 21:16)
• y contest project will it be saved somewhere by udacity and evaluated in submit
• mind if you guys goto Palo Alto or somewhere else..But definitly i'll be the wi
• y, name " Typing Like A Sir ". But somewhere along the road, idea expanded and
• sisted of printing 'Hello World!', somewhere in 2011. It was a joyfull moment,
• You might want to host it somewhere more permanent; the paste no longe
• another thing I need to squeeze in somewhere). Not sure if we could make that s
• 'd like to see my submission, it's somewhere in page 5 of this thread, I believ
• song
• d it will return a ranked list of the songs in the index that contains the same
• exact same notes. I am a musician and songwriter, new to programming (but loving
• listeners ("What was the name of that song stuck in my head?"). It's currently l
• made MIDI files of only public domain songs for the demonstration). Thanks to th
• word associations in their word, e.g. song lyrics, poems, novels, etc. How the p
• h engine, the search engine will find song matches based on the input. This of c
• ntaining the main melodies of various songs. Database consists of: 'Twinkle_Twin
• to be able to still find the intended song. 3) Miscellaneous: Ranking based on E
• songs
• it will return a ranked list of the songs in the index that contains the same
• ade MIDI files of only public domain songs for the demonstration). Thanks to th
• taining the main melodies of various songs. Database consists of: 'Twinkle_Twin
• songwriter
• ct same notes. I am a musician and songwriter, new to programming (but loving it
• sooner
• nd I'll be done. Hoping that will be sooner than later, but that IS my first pri
• sorry
• on from a legal guardian. I'm really sorry about these requirements - we have t
• rks : I've made a video ( no voice , sorry for that ) . It just takes you throu
• shell (I am new to python so no gui sorry). If you want to go shopping you jus
• sorts
• nch in a web page and it gathers all sorts of relevant content, but not just an
• e serialization system from python), sorts them according to dates and generate
• king algorithm. The ranking algoritm sorts the list by the sum of link rank in
• program overcomes this obstacle and sorts the harvested links for questions li
• soufy
• icense. Work done by Bachir Chihani (soufy) bachir(dot)chihani(at)yahoo(dot)fr
• oo(dot)fr link answered 2 days ago soufy 26 previ
• souls
• e. And although I still hope that my souls hides an artist I'm not strong enoug
• sounds
• ing relevant in 20 years. I know, it sounds awfully ironic. In the last few year
• tone with each digit and hear how Pi sounds. Fellow users with a good knowledge
• 3) Gian Carlo That sounds like a tough project! I think your e
• , 12:34) wendyn It sounds very interesting. (1
• soup
• y HTML parsing modules like beautiful soup. I tried to do everything using only
• soups
• ted by category, such as meat, fish, soups, sauces, etc. To check, for instance
• sourceforge
• .pygtk.org/ [5] sdcc: http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/ Datasheets: [3] Max232: http
• Follow a link to http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ and get a page with all the
• sources
• guess they don't let you use much resources. I guess otherwise it would have be
• lity - As 'trustees' of tax payer resources, we believe in being proactively ac
• n should be gathered from different sources like NGO i.e. Sewa Bharati, Vidya N
• entations of your application’s resources. Templates can come in a variety of
• ues here were learned from Internet sources found during the hexamester. lagado
• ider texts generated from these two sources to be examples of “Udacious wisdo
• articles sent by your choice of RSS sources in pertinent categories. The result
• formation sent by more than 50 news sources, mainly in sciences and technology.
• cles available from the various RSS sources (XML files) and extracts title and
• ook/PC Screen, compared with others sources or ambient light? me-2 : R: I don't
• between the Screen light and others sources. me : Am I getting crazy? me-2 : No
• even while crawler still works The sources lies in the github repo Udacity ID:
• program are being taken from three sources: 1. By counting all words. 2. By co
• sovereign
• erless 2 times: beloved * 1 times: sovereign 1 times: sole * 1 times: often 1 t
• spacebar
• le c's). Use 'wsad' to move and the spacebar to shoot. Code https://github.com/n
• spaces
• Gateway address in single quotes, no spaces # - fromaddr - full Gmail email addr
• l email address in single quotes, no spaces # - password - Gmail password in sin
• Gmail password in single quotes, no spaces # #*********************************
• han one equations seperated by white spaces. The function will return a list of
• larity Search input correction (e.g. spaces at beginning of input) Personalized
• ote: All images, text (including the spaces between them), and code are licensed
• spam
• the public answer. I don't want more spam on my email. Thanks ;) link answere
• w note on privacy) Protection against spammed searches/query ranking inflation O
• e one major drawback to me, there are spam sites which search engines and browse
• ke emails you could declare a link as spam and remove it from you're search resu
• of code based nitpicking will make a spam search and important based tagging of
• website's value to their taste with a spam button to exclude results from the si
• span
• the="" lang="to" make="" specific="" span,="" but="" this="" is="" too="" rare=
• spanish
• translation of the possible word in spanish so she could learn both the definit
• Please enter your native language: spanish The valid permutations are: ['airpl
• spare
• ge and you may have a lot of old and spare furniture which may not be of much v
• r'- the poorest of the poor. • Transparency and accountability - As 'trustees
• eing proactively accountable and transparent in all that we do and to all our s
• 3%) chance for team 1 to win. -(I'll spare you the reasoning): Assume x = odds
• sparetime
• ided to get myself a job with much sparetime and distribute my music under CC.
• sparse
• is that it can be used to represents sparse vectors and matrices (i.e. a compact
• spawn
• . Eventually, FeedInformant could be spawn as a Background process and it will
• speaks
• lable). So far the application only 'speaks' English. And it is only able to fin
• spec
• as a new question, and tag it with a special tag? say "submission-final".
• of search results. This isn't much, especially since it's lacking a HTML fronte
• I crawled ~10k pages on this forum (respecting the robots.txt limits), restricti
• chivo. 4) tengo unas consideraciones especiales con: 4.1) archivos de tamaño 0
• nd # the URL from crawling the county specific xml based NOAA # alert web page.
• re representing the Relevance of that specific word on the page based on the pre
• may a teacher who loves to teach and especially to those who really value educat
• des a Contributor and an NGO, their respective account so that they can communic
• for the project are analyzed and are specified as: • Technology- ROR (Ruby on
• cation into three layers, each with a specific responsibility:  The View laye
• capsulates the business logic that is specific to your application. In Rails, da
• also generate XML, JSON, PDFs, mobile-specific views, and more. Controllers mani
• n a given site has changed Functional spec: Input: user specifies url and a path
• changed Functional spec: Input: user specifies url and a path to an element - s
• .domenaklienta.pl/demo/ Script checks specified site every minute. Could hash an
• specialize
• en moment in a given cell type). I specialize in Systems Biology, which is the f
• topics, some splintering into more specialized groups and others remaining more
• specially
• an interaction without help of any specially designed programs or tools. Becaus
• n't been in the shack in a while, especially with the demands of this course. M
• LOT of thing that can be improved, specially when crawling the "real world". I
• species
• urons and other cells for different species. We often have to consult our data
• ical as our database grows with new species and structures added. Also, when we
• d a range, and it returns a list of species comparable to it. Most of my effort
• asically you enter a property and a species (you may use common names instead o
• s instead of scientific ones), or a species and a property to make a query. Exa
• ns 20% rodent 8500 mass primate The species included in this version are: mouse
• specifically
• ink Udacity should have a contest specifically for people under the age of 18. A
• perience in the scientific world (specifically, Physics research) I have been su
• e between this process (searching specifically within your result set) and just
• atural Processing Language'. More specifically, I used bigrams and their probabi
• version only Make: Projects , and specifically eletronic related ones (that's wh
• specification
• people might say that the cource specification says "The Prize is non-transfera
• search term (or “similar to” specification) as input and then seek out a pa
• specifications
• , following the xhtml 1.0-strict specifications. Detailed explantion : Index Mak
• specifies
• anged Functional spec: Input: user specifies url and a path to an element - sim
• related ones (that's why the code specifies starting points/targets)), ranking
• specify
• ith the Creative Commons License we specify. It depends on the license for the
• n other languages. This way you can specify a command language and it will tell
• ustria-Hungary. Either way, you can specify period in time in which these schoo
• r this contest, we only used it for specifying former countries in order to ena
• searches at a time where you could specify which information you would like to
• am email messages. It allows you to specify three sets of URLs: a query set and
• atively, if the user want to he can specify directly the web pages that s/he wa
• ate the HTML webpages, CSS file for specifying the layout and pictures for ever
• owner . The car owner is offered to specify a list of popular places that he'll
• arch engines provide possibility to specify on what sites to look for while sen
• url to a character length. You can specify the length with the limit argument.
• sk the user if he/she would like to specify a geolocation. It subsequently runs
• with all the information needed to specify the graph in the DOT language. The
• c to chocolate, she simply needs to specify that in the search query! reciPY sp
• de bacalhau ... The user can simply specify the id (inside brackets) of the rec
• specs
• ify that in the search query! reciPY specs: runs from the shell crawls all reci
• speculate
• y of being drawn. But people often speculate that some numbers are "luckier" th
• speechless
• ce; While he insults o'er dull and speechless tribes: Or, if they sing, 'tis wit
• spend
• ikipedia, but not having the time to spend 3 hours reading through different pa
• in the thick of it, and not have to spend 3 hours researching.. We want instan
• h, if visiting Palo Alto means I can spend an hour with an advisor at The Stanf
• ing to documentation CPU cyles are suspended for the program during sleep lin
• so on). With this setback, I had to spend more time debugging and testing and
• bly it should be more of sites you'd spend a day browsing and sites as soon as
• s of cutting and pasting, and got to spend a little time practicing what I'd le
• rusive antenna. And I didn't want to spend a whole lot of cash on it either. So
• spent
• D: ery Description: Oops. I stupidly spent hours composing a detailed descripti
• more manual operations -"clicks" and spent more time, respectively. So the main
• ld arise, and before I knew it I had spent weeks obsessing over what’s now a
• spew
• seed text and our Lagado Machine will spew forth streams of rich semantic ore fr
• spider
• llowings, and so on, just like a web spider crawl through the hyperlinks. Then i
• spigot
• rescue but i could not implement the spigot algorithm that i found in Python. He
• ver the problem i faced was that the spigot algorithm runs very slow on my ancie
• s namely the parameter passed to the spigot algorithm that decides how many digi
• passed a parameter of 100000 to the spigot algorithm. Needless to say i could n
• spill
• nlucky. They wake up in the morning, spill orange juice on their suit, trip on
• spirit
• general, and build something in the spirit of knowledge management and informat
• good yet at programming.. So in the "spirit" of open source, of software develop
• rnado, or flood. In keeping with the spirit of Udacity, this # program is an att
• e get go. However, to keep it in the spirit of CS101 what I have completed doesn
• t on earth they were, When some good spirit walks upon the earth, My sinful eart
• spits
• the useful/relevant information, and spits out it's best guess at what the new
• splits
• elds # of the weather alert and then splits the alert string into # SMS length m
• spoke
• ce" and creative commons licenses. I spoke about having a "great idea" for the
• sports
• lar algorithm could be used. Being a sports fan, I immediately thought of using
• sample outputs. It displays the live sports that are coming up as well as upcomi
• spot
• in this way since a basic regex will spot it anyway, but planly writing my e-ma
• f I do a search chances are good I'll spot the url straight on and ignore clicki
• lgorithm. Needless to say i could not spot any pattern but if you guys can run t
• * 9 * 8 considering that in the first spot one character of twelve left can be u
• elve left can be used and in the next spot one character of 11 left can be used
• has already been used in the previous spot) so I guessed this formula to find th
• DaveFind Link: http://davedavefind.appspot.com I’ve been teaching myself Pytho
• AUTIFUL!!!! However, going to your appspot URL, I'm unable to enter a query stri
• spread
• program like this would really help spread the word, and let Udacity grow it's
• spreadsheet
• mited text files without having a spreadsheet and pivot tables. I had this need
• sion 'Book Cook', a (very) humble spreadsheet reconciliator. A few years ago be
• me up with a way to semi automate spreadsheet reconcilations in excel. Needing
• t agnostic. The program takes two spreadsheets as inputs and compares the secon
• of reconciled items in a results spreadsheet. This would be a useful little pr
• hrough the results and update the spreadsheet for the week. Solution: This scri
• cript will take an exported excel spreadsheet in csv format and adds the result
• spreadsheets
• t agnostic. The program takes two spreadsheets as inputs and compares the second
• sprint
• ch was mostly written over a 24 hour sprint(excluding the crawler). Also, the co
• toaddrs = '' # '5705551212@messaging.sprintpcs.com' fromaddr = '' # 'example@gma
• sprintpcs
• addrs = '' # '5705551212@messaging.sprintpcs.com' fromaddr = '' # 'example@gmai
• squares
• culty of a proof is then the sum of squares of distances between pairs of resul
• squeeze
• disk space 30 GB and running debian squeeze 6.0.4 linux kernel 2.6.32-5-686 , w
• pgrading is another thing I need to squeeze in somewhere). Not sure if we could
• stab
• idea is as follows. I would like to establish a semi-objective means of giving
• what follows is merely a very amateur stab at creating such a ranking method. My
• stack
• te generator. What it does is crawls stackoverflow.com with the purpose of coll
• o to talk about code. After crawling stack overflow and collecting a bunch of s
• crawler is fed various seed pages on stack overflow.com where question links ar
• links. Because the question links on stackoverflow.com are in an odd format tha
• re questions. Here is what I mean by stackoverflow question links being in a "o
• a "odd" format: The question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3953749/python
• veniently enough, all code posted on stackoverflow.com is contained within code
• inal list of all the code. Secondly, stackoverflow.com would get nervous when I
• od of time. I visited a chat room on stackoverflow.com where users could go to
• t. When I explained my situation the stack overflow employee suggested I crawl
• stackoverflow
• ype the following: "Object site: stackoverflow.com" and get in response results
• can even just write "Object java stackoverflow", and you still get a valid answ
• e enters text like "Object site: stackoverflow.com" by his fingers on touch scr
• /developer.android.com', 'http://stackoverflow.com'] or like this ['http://tech
• enerator. What it does is crawls stackoverflow.com with the purpose of collecti
• s. Because the question links on stackoverflow.com are in an odd format that do
• uestions. Here is what I mean by stackoverflow question links being in a "odd"
• odd" format: The question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3953749/python-fib
• ently enough, all code posted on stackoverflow.com is contained within code /co
• list of all the code. Secondly, stackoverflow.com would get nervous when I sen
• f time. I visited a chat room on stackoverflow.com where users could go to disc
• staff
• the pass mark and how do the udacity staff plan on sending the certificates l
• gine. Thanks Dave, Peter and Udacity staff for excellent class and for motivati
• how what I've learned to the Udacity staff and my fellow Udacians, so I started
• , and a special thanks to all of the staff at Udacity! You are changing the wor
• n, Mr. Chapman, all of their support staff and all of you Udacians for providin
• stage
• a certain number of results at each stage. While I don't have any fancy proofs
• s to the weighting algorithm at each stage of the search. Additionally, the sea
• phical interface - I stopped at this stage largely because some incremental add
• stages
• ftware project cycle. This cycle has stages which are explained as follows: 1.)
• stake
• participate, then they made a big mistake in letter teenagers enroll in the co
• Here's my situation. Save ONE dumb mistaken on the first homework (and, of cour
• , violated whatever principle was at stake. Alas, this is how a litigious socie
• h Collective Buying site, and have a stake in their revenues for each deal they
• u sent me, Its actually a careless mistake i made in a commit removing some unu
• stakeholders
• in all that we do and to all our stakeholders. (9) 4. SHREE AMBA SEARCH ENGINE
• stamps
• ving dynamic data such as: date/time stamps raw memory locations network port nu
• standalone
• un in two modes: the first mode is standalone search configured at the top of py
• set 'criteria' to None to disable standalone mode the second mode is via an inb
• 'seed_url' variable If running in standalone mode, the criteria will be applied
• standard
• team entries be judged by the same standards as individual entries? (e.g. a two
• ional charge beyond the # cost of a standard SMS message. This program uses Gmai
• ribute to the society and raise the standard of the underprivileged. Money can�
• sing tags  HTML5 will be the new standard for HTML, XHTML, and the HTML DOM.
• team entries be judged by the same standards as individual entries? (e.g. a two
• d-by-word stochastic selection of a standard Markov order to approximate a fract
• team entries be judged by the same standards as individual entries? (e.g. a two
• exists at least nine (9) different "standards'! In such conditions, even assumin
• ote that FeedInformant imports only standard Python modules, except for FeedPars
• that only using code in the Python standard library so I would learn most about
• team entries be judged by the same standards as individual entries? (e.g. a two
• ough there is no offical robots.txt standard Useragent specified so crawler can
• mation using regular expression and standard string search. When I want to see "
• it and how it works The scripts are standard python scripts. The generated webpa
• team entries be judged by the same standards as individual entries? (e.g. a two
• n the browser and then with certain standard page requesting browser code giving
• team entries be judged by the same standards as individual entries? (e.g. a two
• the name of a built-in function or standard library module, like str or urllib
• standart
• ully complicated product using just standart python modules. Thus one can learn
• standrt
• hat I used they were alredy in some standrt librery I prefer use the one I know
• stands
• e for describing web pages.  HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language  H
• ing Group (WHATWG). 2.) CSS3  CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets  Style
• star
• eas while others had problems getting started from a technical point of view, e.
• f this pursuit very much. Last fall I started drifting in again. Not having any
• to send to get_page Then the action, starting from the bottom - send_mail with
• datetime and produces the appropriate start and end strings to insert into the u
• t better and use the more appropriate start string. I found that all of the impo
• Submission Before I start, I would just like to give a massive
• he code You will see 6 variables that start with " switch_ " Turn the first four
• ch about http://save.me , a Brazilian startup that was bought about a year ago,
• t till the Web App Engineering course starts :) It will also be incredibly inter
• the same directory as the reciPY and start cooking your meals :). (*4) The sear
• s what I will call a "news story". It starts by requesting the most recent 10 ar
• ls like to be a crossword puzzle rock star? Well, you're in luck because we have
• to tackle search giants is for search start-ups to collaborate. Now introducing
• to the limit specified by 'max_urls', starting from the url specified within the
• x_hits' variable, without having to restart the python interpreter and loosing t
• stars
• y similar to the distnace of the two stars question of the exam). Then you move
• s will flag reviews with more than 6 stars as a positive review, reviews with l
• ive review, reviews with less than 4 stars as a negative review Trained data is
• starts
• /\/\/\ # # Weather Alert - main code starts here. Sends an email that gets conve
• url" procedure ignore the path if it starts with a "#" symbol or if it's a whole
• Submission This project starts with a question: me : How much light
• re each url's entry for that keyword starts off with the term weight for that te
• till the Web App Engineering course starts :) It will also be incredibly intere
• what I will call a "news story". It starts by requesting the most recent 10 art
• starttls
• 87,timeout=30) server.ehlo() server.starttls() server.ehlo() server.login(fromad
• startup
• about http://save.me , a Brazilian startup that was bought about a year ago, o
• statement
• enter search queries like: "break statement" histogram "duck go" which is inte
• hich is interpreted as: (break AND statement) OR histogram OR (duck AND go) ura
• statements
• use recursion, loops, conditional statements, string manipulation, variables, f
• t, arrays, for loops, booleans, if statements, etc. Many of them would end up st
• s can be passed, using multiple -s statements. We can get help on all the argume
• es variables, expressions, control statements, strings and operations with strin
• states
• ATE. Udacity is not one of the 50 US states, yet :). Here is a computer screen s
• oll down' print ' to see the list of states' page = -1 return page #************
• state NGOs, other NGOs of different states of India can be included and this we
• people wanting to ride with him , he states first the number of seats available
• static
• thon or Javascript (but knowing some static HTML and CSS). CS101 training encour
• irst page of your website would be a static page with several links: 1 for a sta
• tic page with several links: 1 for a static HTML demo snapshot produced once and
• diff like output. It works best for static websites, mainly online HTML ebooks,
• stationery
• e form of furniture, money, books, stationery, utensils, etc. They can donate to
• statistic
• queries. The next one is for index statistic. And the last one is for modeling
• er running it, I realised that the statistic output data was a bit useless. So
• with its URL for clarity Produces statistics such as: 1. Number of pages searc
• istorical data compute and display statistics like correlation coefficients bet
• arning algorithm to predict future statistics generalize the crawler to extract
• statistical
• vectors), the Pearson distance (a statistical measure of the similarity of two
• conditions, it is possible to use statistical methods, like simple Pearson corr
• statistically
• en you running out of something (statistically). So you keep track of what you
• statistics
• licates, frequent domains, display statistics, check links, interacts with onlin
• lculates few of the more important statistics that can be outputted by the reque
• couldn't implement many more other statistics that could be helpful(code provide
• three options: 1) View the general statistics 2) Query Twitter for a particlar p
• t to go shopping you just call the statistics functions. If you want to buy food
• t by 7 days or lower. For that the statistics output is sorted by this value (lo
• ers, milligram) GUI graphs for the statistics possibility to flag food to exclud
• ty to flag food to exclude it from statistics (e.g. food you do not buy usually)
• ing a site like stilltasty.com? Or statistics on things like how quick or slow c
• with its URL for clarity Produces statistics such as: 1. Number of pages search
• istorical data compute and display statistics like correlation coefficients betw
• arning algorithm to predict future statistics generalize the crawler to extract
• statistis
• eginning nor the end. Finally, for statistis purposes, we can know the total nu
• stats
• s too agressive, and so they can get stats to see who is on their site and if i
• status
• monitored? Your crush's relationship status on Facebook! (Oh, that one maybe in
• w it works: Crawl (fetch) Facebook's status through its Graph API (https://devel
• n search only your data. No friend's statuses or public statuses. At first time
• data. No friend's statuses or public statuses. At first time user logs in, the c
• itter, email, and so on Index friend status updates Query word(s) highlighting f
• he hyperlinks. Then it chooses those status come along with links, sort them by
• e depth Handles page redirects (HTTP status codes 3xx) Handles page 404 errors C
• statuses
• search only your data. No friend's statuses or public statuses. At first time u
• ata. No friend's statuses or public statuses. At first time user logs in, the cr
• staus
• if you start the program again this staus will be loaded. You interact with th
• stem
• my term project for my Distributed System class this semester. The script uses
• a way to derive grammatical (prefix) stems from English words. It removes posse
• xes, suffixes, to try and get to the 'stem' of the word. My idea is to add a lit
• ting my own implimentation of Porters stemming function, then discovered that on
• , eevblog.com and gamasutra.com The system also highlights news which contain sp
• lemented using pickle serialization system from python), sorts them according to
• ing a task scheduler or a cron-like system) and fetch the news. Call readit.py t
• default browser in a windows based system. That's it ! Enjoy reading clean news
• complete solution Is it legal ? The system parses robots.txt file and checks if
• the news. Also the purpose of this system is to implement a personal way to rea
• stems
• a way to derive grammatical (prefix) stems from English words. It removes posse
• of verbs. Thus the number of lexical stems represented in the list is considera
• steps
• can be read by any Web browser. Each steps but the last were challenging to cod
• heck out our blog to follow our baby steps in data mining and artificial intell
• dictionaries) to find and print the steps leading to a solution. The comments
• nder Creative Commons BY-NC-SA. Next steps : During CS253 I plan on turning thi
• stich
• c) saying those words, than it would stich them together... lol
• stick
• ous about whether we are expected to stick with concepts and syntax we have lea
• rements. It can even be run on a USB stick! The search engine is initialized vi
• stilltasty
• best before date using a site like stilltasty.com? Or statistics on things like
• stochastic
• a mixture model, with word-by-word stochastic selection of a standard Markov ord
• stole
• r, 23:30 hey you stole my idea! Well a part of the idea :P
• stops
• first limits is reached the crawler stops, rank the pages and save all data to
• storage
• applications such as: - Index data storage. Looks like NoSQL database. Runs as
• awls the web and updates index data storage. - Web server. Runs as a service. I
• other things on space available for storage, for already searched sites and to
• we “crawl” through information storage (text file) and construct a data st
• ill needed, especially to efficient storage of the entities before it could be
• nverted Index: Locate uses NoSQL as storage of inverted index instead of memory
• ta structure and NoSQL is key-value storage. Currently Locate is hosted on Goog
• reate this application: MySQL - for storage Ruby on Rails (3.2.1) - front-end i
• in CSV-files as well as the current storage so if you start the program again t
• orted by relevance (*2) smart index storage (*3) recipes can be opened from the
• stores
• w MIDI represents note events!), and stores the intervals in an index. You can t
• input2() function get user input and stores it in a global variable, "input". Th
• ion class has field „tags“ which stores all the keywords formed from names,
• hich uses these tags as keywords and stores objects that have given keyword as a
• the news sites I usually follow and stores them into a local database. Why is i
• dex, please re-login the app. Locate stores 3 types of user's data, which are us
• and compare price of items in online stores o monitor and alert updates (price,
• ly I buy in the some online computer stores. And I cannot say definitely which o
• y definitely which of these computer stores gives the best price in tote (for th
• n prices for 7-10 goods in different stores. That’s why it occurred to build t
• 2. the list of references to online stores where these sought-for goods are ava
• atabase for the search engine of the stores, the goods and the prices can be don
• llecting data on the sites of online stores by the use of web-crawler; 2. Online
• by the use of web-crawler; 2. Online stores will give their data file; 3. Mixed
• stories
• se wouldn't be there (usually these stories wouldn't end up in the same section
• /news-story.appspot.com/ (The "news stories" are best read out loud.) Team Memb
• aps better to make sure to have the stories in chronological descending order b
• r other datastore with all the news stories, and then the website would just sh
• idea of finding ways to connect the stories a little more than just one keyword
• storm
• Submission Project name : Brainstormy Description : https://docs.google.c
• er.py : http://pastebin.com/bFYjzxLm storm.py : http://pastebin.com/Q11aNhes Au
• g breezes, which can ', ' Most major storm fronts in the Northern Hemisphere tr
• story
• uages, you would need to have a good story about why, as well as how it is conn
• t deliverables themselves. Thanks. History v1.0 Initial Commit, Single term sea
• lly creates what I will call a "news story". It starts by requesting the most r
• ected. It is also fun that the "news story" is different every time because of
• re: https://github.com/djneeley/news-story/blob/master/news-story.py However, I
• djneeley/news-story/blob/master/news-story.py However, I've removed my private
• ocedures I wrote to generate a "news story" complete with links to the accompan
• That can be found here: http://news-story.appspot.com/ (The "news stories" are
• il 19th), your demo site http://news-story.appspot.com/ seems to be broken. It
• and the code requests at least 9 per story), so if multiple people are accessin
• aybe restrict selection of the n+1th story to the period before the n-th story
• story to the period before the n-th story (and perhaps less than one year or a
• straight
• text through an arc (as oppose to a straight line). The result? the cat's yarn ;
• chances are good I'll spot the url straight on and ignore clicking the site (th
• straightforward
• isplayed on the page itself). A straightforward method of purely packing in mor
• ibution. All the procedures are straightforward. Most of them just concatenate
• strange
• good intuition of what caused this strange behavior. The Chiefs beat the Green
• stranger
• iends like, rather than videos that strangers like. Similarly, a person is more
• a friend of a friend, rather than a stranger. This increased probability of havi
• strangers
• ends like, rather than videos that strangers like. Similarly, a person is more
• strategy
• pages are processed. All the lookup strategy (pagination, search, etc.) can be u
• stream
• files. The whole search pipeline is stream based (using itertools), which makes
• moved to the next or has changed his stream or you may be professional who has b
• ions, coupons, deals on the Fan Page stream/wall. These posts appear in their fa
• hese posts appear in their fans' own streams. Facebook users with many friends (
• s of several brands could find their streams flooded with many posts. USDC crawl
• posts. USDC crawls a Facebook user's stream for deals, promotions, coupons, etc.
• cess tokens to crawl Facebook users' stream posts. For this contest, I wrote two
• retrieves posts in a Facebook user's stream and writes them to a file used by th
• to ask the Facebook user for a read_stream permission. Here is a sample output
• streams
• our Lagado Machine will spew forth streams of rich semantic ore from which you
• ese posts appear in their fans' own streams. Facebook users with many friends (
• of several brands could find their streams flooded with many posts. USDC crawl
• strftime
• ort string from time import gmtime, strftime #**********************************
• ate,county) while True: print now = strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S", gmtime())+
• strict
• ityDave : Does my entry have to be restricted to some extension of the search en
• ery, not having a syntax that is too strict, so that other people in the lab can
• strings
• ic though-- after trying to program strings knocking out beats is easier see us
• s, parses the "note on" events into strings of musical intervals (this was the
• -sized databases and gigabyte-sized strings and blobs. e. Small code footprint:
• ssociated press generates character strings with appropriate Markov n-tuple fre
• d some of the ideas like variables, strings, lists and a few more which were di
• lay) not completed in time Converts strings to ascii to avoid utf8 encoding iss
• haracters would be stored) Converts strings to lowercase before adding them to
• s to the CS101 code Lowercaseifying strings Better split (all character not low
• s an input, it takes in a list of 2 strings. The first string can be a string c
• arned in CS101, working with lists, strings etc it was pretty easy to come up w
• s, expressions, control statements, strings and operations with strings (compar
• ements, strings and operations with strings (comparing, finding substrings, con
• with strings (comparing, finding substrings, concatenation, extracting links, e
• return all the possible 'plaintext' strings and the shift value of the cipher t
• d of a web one? I thought searching strings in a book and analyzing the results
• one. I ran the code with different strings to search and also modified the ran
• tion, it supported only the literal strings. This means that "Monty Python" wou
• duces the appropriate start and end strings to insert into the url and modified
• ward. Most of them just concatenate strings so the graph_dot procedure can retu
• adable way than as a python list of strings or a dictionary. The README file in
• You may also want to read about docstrings, and for each procedure output the
• strong
• hat my souls hides an artist I'm not strong enough to release him in such an unc
• ass is dry, this indicates clouds or strong breezes, which can ', ' Most major s
• scription I decided to add a list of strongly connected pages to each search res
• I used Kosaraju's algorithm to find strongly connected components of the direct
• r about the python language. The two strongly connected component groups are col
• n language" is followed by a list of strongly connected (interlinked) web pages.
• strongly
• cription I decided to add a list of strongly connected pages to each search resu
• I used Kosaraju's algorithm to find strongly connected components of the directe
• about the python language. The two strongly connected component groups are colo
• language" is followed by a list of strongly connected (interlinked) web pages.
• struck
• s of the Universe :-) An idea (which struck me long ago, but only now thanks to
• structural
• dure and variable names, comments, structural details) in any code you lift. (Ma
• structures
• atabase grows with new species and structures added. Also, when we get data for
• of the functions to use these new structures, and implement the new scores. Cod
• IRC who helped with the dictionary structures in nee_add_to_index when I had wri
• ne is fifopop. Two dictionary type structures are important in this project. The
• hose to model it using Python data structures. Thanks to Dave and Peter for an a
• is class helped me understand data structures like lists and dictionaries and th
• struggle
• refined than those of us who might struggle to abstract these ideas with the fe
• ieval and knowledge management, but struggle with making the Python interpreter
• python stuff was a little bit of a struggle but some searching and testing ende
• stuck
• ers ("What was the name of that song stuck in my head?"). It's currently limite
• ock at the last moment (my brain was stuck in an infinite loop) and other debug
• a (one way) door. Yeah, you can get stuck in a room with no doors, creepy... I
• students’
• 01. ‘quotations’ is a list of students’ favorite quotations culled from o
• studies
• man language”: “My philological studies have satisfied me that a gifted per
• where I performed my undergraduate studies, was ranked first, and Tulane, my c
• ople's python code for their job or studies. The code itself is very simple. It
• study
• the least assistance from genius or study.” Modern technology has finally ca
• undergrad at a neuroscience lab, we study comparative neuroanatomy ... one of
• It was really awesome experience to study python at cs101! Project Code: Choos
• students of mathematics. ;-) We are studying at the University of Greifswald,
• e are beyond the scope of this short study.) Links to code : See above experime
• 1 Submission A study of Urank alogrithm: Wordpress social
• sh in the paper. The purpose of this study is to study the properties of Urank.
• per. The purpose of this study is to study the properties of Urank. The followi
• cs student and many times, during my study, I need to find a definition, propos
• and finally I get the opportunity to study Computer Science! I'm really excited
• stuff
• ets or phones to the latest. The old stuff might not be any value to you or may
• hanks for the classes! Inspirational stuff. link answered yesterday DaveK 51
• es, scripts, tags and other embedded stuff. 2. It can extract anchor text in li
• id to myself: "I never do this kinda stuff, I have to participate!" Solution: A
• Program create 3 files to save some stuff. Link to code Code of ustrikufactus
• me (Daniele) ############ The boring stuff! ############ JobTwit uses urllib an
• The main idea was not running out of stuff you need and know when you running o
• for one week you may want to buy all stuff that is running out by 7 days or low
• t as well lots of Wikipedia internal stuff like " ref...", "[http:...", "[Color
• t's mingled in with a bunch of other stuff that I didn't really need, it was a
• s to do things. Making it run python stuff was a little bit of a struggle but s
• stupid
• and check if there are some special (stupid) mistakes. I extended the program wi
• Mr.Chapman [Thanks for answering my stupid questions] and others.), Greetings t
• stupidly
• forum ID: ery Description: Oops. I stupidly spent hours composing a detailed de
• style
• ved in external .css files. External style sheets enable you to change the appe
• y synthesized “sentences” in the style of a user-specified text sample. Our
• alese” or other complex linguistic styles. 3) nout , the number of output sen
• ingle-theme essay in a uniform prose style. 5) HTMLcode , an optional parameter
• achine was developed entirely in the style of CS101, with the addition of the U
• text relevant to that topic or prose style. Algorithm: One inspiration for this
• our favorite author, topic, or prose style -- or your own words of wisdom, of c
• can be modified from an external CSS style file, without having to modify the w
• lapse the other ones in an accordion-style manner. The Accordion script is impl
• styles
• alese” or other complex linguistic styles. 3) nout , the number of output sent
• on the webpage ignoring things like styles, scripts, tags and other embedded st
• sion Rules Parser . The web app uses styles from Twitter Bootstrap . I learned t
• subcorpus
• sentially, the ability to create a subcorpus from the main index using an arbit
• t of search terms, and search that subcorpus for any other terms desired. Here'
• subdirectorios
• os duplicados en un directorio y subdirectorios. Descripción del proceso 1) rec
• subdomain
• constraint the crawling to only a subdomain or to specific pages within the su
• subdomsin
• in or to specific pages within the subdomsin. Alternatively, if the user want t
• subject
• " is gone.. And I can't copyright a subject, say, a bowl of apples and oranges,
• nd oranges, there's no copyright on subject matter, to a certain extent. So if
• t,state,fromaddr,password,toaddrs): subject = '' header = """\ From: %s To: %s
• bject: %s """ % (fromaddr, toaddrs, subject) # Configuring the Connection try:
• im for a system with a minimum cost subject to the condition that it must satis
• any thoughts you might have on the subject. Quicklinks: Glow Code DuckDuckGlow
• t level priority point, but this is subject to further refinement. For server a
• 't find information about a certain subject. I then suggest them to go search f
• subjects
• s is actually a simple list of news subjects followed by the content of each new
• s would be easily able to see which subjects they might have missed, or that the
• submittal
• live in. Participants making this submittal - rrburton Update I made a bit of
• submitter
• chozok@gmail.com and I am the sole submitter. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR WORK!
• here: http://pastebin.com/pr80Cz6s submitter: hock1 (hockkhor-at-rogers-dot-com
• subpar
• ctly. I'm sure that this is somewhat subpar compared to what other individuals a
• subsequent
• ee it marked (after we have marked subsequent submissions), please send me an em
• e.) The score is averaged for each subsequent instance of the related word in th
• word in the document, and for each subsequent document with both the word and re
• subsequently
• like to specify a geolocation. It subsequently runs the query on Twitter and fin
• subset
• k_keys by LOOCV on a smaller random subset of the training set, then create ind
• ebserver, that performs only a small subset of a full webserver. accept sockets,
• substance
• ry bad a perfect best, If the dull substance of my flesh were thought, Shall ne
• substitution
• Prize is non-transferable and no substitution allowed, except at Sponsor’s so
• substrings
• s with strings (comparing, finding substrings, concatenation, extracting links,
• subtitles
• ething with video, but I found the subtitles to be un-precise for what I was pl
• or compound term search, scrolling subtitles, or place additional fragments ont
• subtle
• search term to the initial string is subtle but important, I think. The results
• subtopics
• Only by analysing the quantity of subtopics you gain information about their i
• successful
• %.. so by many standards I'm not a successful painter. I appreciate knowing that
• continue trying to reconnect until successful. # Once reconnection is made to th
• ge that you see if the result is unsuccessful advanced_results.html advanced_no_
• had the same features, I wasn't so successful, so I stopped playing. When I saw
• successfully
• and abandoned algorithms, we have successfully implemented 1998 technology to wo
• successive
• ach document against the others in successive iterations. Finally, the results a
• such
• rds that are very unlikely to appear, such as contractions, pronouns, conjuction
• in those files, different game phases such as preflop, flop, turn or river from
• for my broken English. Thank You for such great classes Peter! Thank You Udacit
• ses Peter! Thank You Udacity team for such a wonderful project! Greetings to all
• ts in text into predefined categories such as the names of persons, organization
• h that are just common joining words, such as "why", "how", "our", etc, that add
• suddenly
• a red glow for my community pages - suddenly a plethora of information is availa
• sudo
• e bundle update (you might need to be sudo for this) rake db:migrate (this will
• suerte
• ngles, pero igual quiero participar, suerte a todos link answered yesterday Al
• suffice
• n" in which case it does not always suffice to know the site has made changes.
• sufficiently
• I do not consider the code to be sufficiently tested so, unless using the provi
• �t know how to access a small but sufficiently large sample for testing the code
• suffixes
• s. It removes possesives, prefixes, suffixes, to try and get to the 'stem' of th
• suficient
• crawl the web again. I haven't had suficient time to complete the course, but w
• sugar
• ietary Recommended Intake)? How much sugar do I consume in my food and how does
• suggestion
• with HW6.1star, Family Trees, as a suggestion that our code should return the sa
• first extension is like the Google suggestion feature. It provides the suggestio
• uggestion feature. It provides the suggestions for the incomplete words based up
• first extension also provides the suggestions for the queries based upon the hi
• rroneous behavior. Presently query suggestions for only single word input is imp
• ented. Working on multi-word query suggestions! Multi-word query suggestions has
• uery suggestions! Multi-word query suggestions has been implemented now!! link
• ercentages, etc. This implements a suggestion of other words you might be intere
• phishing and malware pages. Spell suggestion: checks words and sentences spelli
• ey forgot a letter or something) a suggestion for a better word will appear. I h
• scuttlebug : Thanks a lot for your suggestions. I hope to be able to add a "prev
• hank you all for your feedback and suggestions! Sascha (16 Apr,
• d puzzle solver. Like the spelling suggestion, it also highly depends on the ind
• suggestions
• e for words that returns spelling suggestions, anagrams, the language and simil
• ggestion feature. It provides the suggestions for the incomplete words based up
• first extension also provides the suggestions for the queries based upon the hi
• roneous behavior. Presently query suggestions for only single word input is imp
• nted. Working on multi-word query suggestions! Multi-word query suggestions has
• ery suggestions! Multi-word query suggestions has been implemented now!! link
• r not, but I am certainly open to suggestions, feedback, or help on this idea,
• in feature of my engine is making suggestions to the search queries. It's done
• simple algorithm, but many of the suggestions are realy related to the search q
• oming courses. Feel free to leave suggestions to help improve the code. I'd als
• s accepted... and if You have any suggestions on improvement.... Thank you
• cuttlebug : Thanks a lot for your suggestions. I hope to be able to add a "prev
• ank you all for your feedback and suggestions! Sascha (16 Apr,
• suggests
• rom the CS101 course are welcome to suggests enhancements, make pull requests on
• ple applied to Search Engine inputs suggests an opportunity for front end functi
• suitable
• oming HTTP requests and providing a suitable response. Usually this means return
• ge to the search. Finally, the most suitable ad is returned. The program works f
• recast. I didn't find much that was suitable for my needs. Weather Channel has e
• suits
• he TV struggling to find a show that suits you..? You have a Remote and TV with
• sujithpj
• ) (31 Mar, 06:47) sujithpj 0
• summarize
• Submission -Skim through and summarize Wikipedia articles- Hello everyone
• important to know. The application summarizes Wikipedia pages by drawing a sema
• nderstands articles and is able to summarize and present them. In the Udacity 1
• font sizes. The program is able to summarize any topic available on Wikipedia.c
• ne. You could write a program that summarizes text. I am the only one who worke
• a set of time ranges over which to summarize like so: summary of CS373 introduc
• summarizes
• important to know. The application summarizes Wikipedia pages by drawing a seman
• ne. You could write a program that summarizes text. I am the only one who worked
• summary
• passed now, I'll just give a quick summary. The comments in the code are prett
• # (which includes date and time), a summary of the alert, and # the URL from cr
• alert url 1 , alert title 1 , alert summary 1 ], # [ alert url 2 , alert title
• alert url 2 , alert title 2 , alert summary 2 ], # [ alert url 3 , alert title
• alert url 3 , alert title 3 , alert summary 3 ]...] so that # it can later dete
• lert_url_start:alert_url_end] alert_summary_start = page.find(' summary ',entry
• ] alert_summary_start = page.find(' summary ',entry_pos)+9 alert_summary_end =
• find(' summary ',entry_pos)+9 alert_summary_end = page.find(' /summary ',alert_
• +9 alert_summary_end = page.find(' /summary ',alert_summary_start) alert_summar
• _end = page.find(' /summary ',alert_summary_start) alert_summary = page[alert_s
• ummary ',alert_summary_start) alert_summary = page[alert_summary_start:alert_su
• y_start) alert_summary = page[alert_summary_start:alert_summary_end] alert_titl
• ry = page[alert_summary_start:alert_summary_end] alert_title_start = page.find(
• append([alert_url,alert_title,alert_summary]) new_alert_list.append([alert_url,
• append([alert_url,alert_title,alert_summary]) if page.find(' entry ',alert_url_
• in a given word dictionary. Project summary: Trie structure enables words to be
• es over which to summarize like so: summary of CS373 introduction: bdCnb0EFAzk:
• f_8iAY:160[116,117] Create your own summary links, it's fun :D Participants: Al
• sunny
• eter Sebastian and Dave for beers in sunny California, but I still plan to comp
• super
• e, I feel like it really gave me new super powers! ;) (31 Mar,
• nography, language detection, filter super deals pages from eCommerce web sites
• ection? Maybe we need server farm or super computers. Focus the Purpose and Imp
• this since it makes the program run super slow, but since the program only nee
• gZhi Web: Front-end: nginx Back-end: supervisor + tornado(Python) Database: mys
• my head. Until... this class and the superb coverage of pulling of web pages, p
• ime to time going forward. It's been super fun developing this and actually see
• Thanks for the reply Derick - super to see another ham here!. FYI I'm N9
• it intelligently supports a person's supernatural predisposition . Frivolous is
• Wikipedia's API. We understand your supernatural predispositions. Millions of
• superb
• my head. Until... this class and the superb coverage of pulling of web pages, pa
• supercomputer
• you guys can run this code on a supercomputer or a cloud who knows :-) CODE Th
• supernatural
• intelligently supports a person's supernatural predisposition . Frivolous is a r
• kipedia's API. We understand your supernatural predispositions. Millions of peop
• supervisor
• hi Web: Front-end: nginx Back-end: supervisor + tornado(Python) Database: mysql
• supplementary
• Can we use the data in the supplementary materials? I posted a separate q
• forums.com/cs101/questions/52241/supplementary-materials-licenses link answer
• d search engine code from Unit 7 supplementary materials. Added cach of pages i
• supply
• tput is sorted by this value (lowest supply first). What did I learn I used clas
• igital Forecast Database) where they supply various forecast info in XML format
• supports
• re tons of features a search engine supports that nobody uses. Simple symbols th
• for housing rental! (Currently, it supports most cities in China.) Try it Copy
• uments, and lecture transcripts. It supports multi-word lookup, but sometimes wo
• capabilities , and it intelligently supports a person's supernatural predisposit
• supposes
• ively recent and cool theories that supposes that the real value of the word is
• surely
• amateur. I'm an amateur programmer, surely. But my ideas are golden. We learned
• are software developer in Java, then surely when you're for example looking for
• surf
• the website. Any user on internet can surf for it and can view all the informati
• surface
• e . Search like you used to. On the surface, frivolous looks hauntingly similar
• surpass
• me the first web server software to surpass the 100 million website milestone.
• surprise
• had the power to develop it. To my surprise, the task proved to be quite compli
• mostly reasonable except one major surprise. The highest ranked team was the Ka
• surprisingly
• RAM running on my laptop and it's surprisingly fast for a disk based implementat
• this inaugural hexamester. (It is surprisingly difficult to distinguish syntheti
• survey
• se, resty Muse, my love's sweet face survey, Happy to have thy love, happy to di
• suspect
• s that haven't yet been accepted, I suspect because they were voted up now appe
• suspense
• until 19th April, so as to keep the suspense and work on some potential issues.
• sweepstakes
• als: Look up deals using the word sweepstakes link answered 2 days ago artk 3
• sweet
• ine wit. Rise, resty Muse, my love's sweet face survey, Happy to have thy love,
• y, And make the earth devour her own sweet brood; THE END. link answered yest
• switch
• s why I was looking for a way to use switch-cases in Python, if you wonder. I wi
• _list.txt". To go live, just use the switch "--live" and FeedInformant will fetc
• all the arguments by invoking the -h switch: $ ./crawl.py -h usage: crawl.py [-h
• rerunning my crawler, and then will switch the site over to MySql. The code on
• syllables
• approximate approaches to counting syllables and sentences. The idea is that on
• symbol
• ore the path if it starts with a "#" symbol or if it's a whole link remove the p
• ne supports that nobody uses. Simple symbols that would make your search so much
• ion was the inclusion of the exclude symbol "-". This means that if in your quer
• symbolic
• loped the nerd hashtag for all your symbolic manipulation needs. Note: I used th
• s it defaults to 'localhost'. Note: symbolic name meaning the local host and set
• symbols
• it() can be used to eliminate sign, symbols inside the keywords. File position
• e supports that nobody uses. Simple symbols that would make your search so much
• symptom
• , no. Talking to your self is not a symptom of craziness. There are two parts i
• symptoms
• on the way'] .. or when looking for symptoms of certain weather type: print mult
• sync
• the program and it will automatically sync for any changes or are provide you wi
• t'); ga.type = 'text/javascript'; ga.async = true; ga.src = ('https:' == documen
• syntactic
• , and perhaps a few other advanced syntactic conventions. All team members were
• syntax
• o questions: Will using concepts and syntax not taught in the course, such as cl
• expected to stick with concepts and syntax we have learned in CS101 for this pr
• d in Python and some of the advanced syntax/functionality. Is there any sort of
• and productivity. It has an elegant syntax that is natural to read and easy to
• to use prior knowledge, concepts or syntax not covered in the class. My goal wa
• mpler to enter a query, not having a syntax that is too strict, so that other pe
• in the lab. Details of my language's syntax are in the comments (which are not a
• query needs to satisfy the following syntax: 'differentiate function' or 'integ
• doesn’t want to deal with all the syntax of html. We didn’t learn it in cla
• so accepts commands inspired by bang syntax. Try typing --forum before your sear
• synthesis
• or any current tuple. Markov-based synthesis is well known to linguists . A pro
• synthesizer
• or. Dr. Laws ran across this text synthesizer some 35 years ago, and has wanted
• synthetic
• prisingly difficult to distinguish synthetic question titles from these genuine
• systematic
• isualize pages and links in a more systematic way. Since we are dealing with gra
• systems
• t has been deeply routed in all our systems (even academia). The point is look,
• l computer user that may update its systems, tablets or phones to the latest. T
• ork more quickly and integrate your systems more effectively. You can learn to
• s us to run the word search on most systems, even phones and tablets. This proj
• t want to have out of your computer systems, nor share directly with anyone, or
• s, inventory control and accounting systems " will be predicted and classified



• table
• mission anyways... I created an HTML table parser, which is nothing new, but I
• input and returns a list of all the tables in the page. Each table is a list o
• of all the tables in the page. Each table is a list of the rows in that table,
• table is a list of the rows in that table, and each row is a list of the cells
• rforming calculations on the data in tables as well as creating new tables. Dep
• ta in tables as well as creating new tables. Depending on what input page you u
• orthwhile, or worse, something "marketable"? What developer in their right mind
• is what puts bread and button on my table. I have a hard time seeing any other
• rch on most systems, even phones and tablets. This project uses most of the con
• but not perfect. In particular, its table of known abbreviations would need to
• ic value, visually scanning the data table, which is less and less practical as
• the academic paper in compact and "eatable" form, base on search results of the
• e I get familiar with and feel confortable to use thanks to CS101): {'article_1
• ow understand to be a primitive hash table. So I thought why not give the same
• es are found by scanning the ISO 639 table provided by Wikipedia at http://en.w
• it runs, it will read the seed_urls table and crawl each URL in order to extra
• db:migrate (this will create all the tables required by the applicaiton) rails
• eates a ~10MB file with an index and table representing the plays of Shakespear
• lts in a few numbering errors in the table). Like several other people here I h
• rch engine. It's the same as playing table tennis: a lot of people have a table
• table tennis: a lot of people have a table at home, and they can play table ten
• e a table at home, and they can play table tennis. But can they? I constantly r
• e site manually. It is a place for notable code from famous software. In additi
• provement of the search engine. Hash table implementation Overall overhall of t
• tables
• ts will be friendly and all our hash tables will restore the humans on earth to
• and we will grow truly delicious vegetables and play bocci My brain likes these
• input and returns a list of all the tables in the page. Each table is a list of
• rforming calculations on the data in tables as well as creating new tables. Depe
• ta in tables as well as creating new tables. Depending on what input page you us
• thout having a spreadsheet and pivot tables. I had this need when I wanted to qu
• db:migrate (this will create all the tables required by the applicaiton) rails s
• e looks like: proc freq data = secI; tables f2cl_I3*I3*I1 / list missing; title3
• tablets
• r user that may update its systems, tablets or phones to the latest. The old st
• ch on most systems, even phones and tablets. This project uses most of the conc
• tackle
• contest was announced, I decided to tackle the issue I faced with the RSS feeds
• ve and we think that the best way to tackle search giants is for search start-up
• tackles
• as changed. The Log File Comparator tackles this problem in two ways: Mask any
• tail
• ease see the full contest rules for details). To enter the contest, post an answ
• upport for writing "Fathead" and "Longtail" plugins using Python. It is, of cour
• in Berkeley LOL. Can't wait for the details of the contest. (30
• @malckwan I think all the details are now there in the official contes
• opposite of this top-n culture (long tail and so on). Beside these points, page
• as that. Here are the nitty-gritty details. To do: not much, really. Could use
• om it, and saves it in JSON format. Detailed information about that part can be
• possible words from those letters. Details about this part are also described o
• taken
• y today April 2nd, 2012, to have not taken any of the quizzes or done any assig
• st? I apologize @wellfair if I am mistaken, I hope that I am. (
• ve 1 I wonder what's taken in account for judging the relevance
• m.”] ‘legalese’ is a paragraph taken from the contest rules page. And ‘
• osoft.com']. The above profiles were taken as an examples. The application OffD
• page of search results for "current" taken from within the "audacity" result se
• student from Northern Germany. I've taken both courses an really enjoyed learn
• ords chosen by the program are being taken from three sources: 1. By counting a
• �searchwithpeter.info” was already taken by a much more useful site, so I dec
• you to the whole Udacity team! I've taken both courses (CS101 and CS373) and I
• talent
• 0 I'm very excited to see what our talented students create! (
• ht I could do better, but I lack the talent in software development presently..
• 0 I'm very excited to see what our talented students create! (
• the merits of "Udacity", and not my talent? Why the need for a Creative Commons
• e. They are buying companies, buying talent, desperate to find the golden ass of
• tc. It's 99% PR, 1% creativity.. I'm talented, but my talent equals 1%.. and out
• 1% creativity.. I'm talented, but my talent equals 1%.. and out of 99% for PR, I
• talks
• ogist decided to publish a blog that talks about bipolar disorder and he mentio
• er linked to from the notes. The guy talks about working on things that are use
• isits http://feeds.feedburner.com/tedtalks_video and extracts all the links, de
• tall
• the things I needed to procure and install was an antenna of some sort. Being th
• ly, this is a somewhat limber 31 foot tall tapered fiberglass tube with a wire i
• t in a creative way. The project is totally dedicated to The Udacity Team (Prof.
• talon
• ! (31 Mar, 04:48) jtalon 1 @JuandelaJohn: Yes
• ! (08 Apr, 02:36) jtalon Oh and are third-par
• ? (08 Apr, 10:07) jtalon @UdacityDave Could y
• ission By @LeslieK : submission By @jtalon : submission Hoping that the page nu
• be found at GitHub . Team members: jtalon - talon.jag at gmail dot com Note: A
• d at GitHub . Team members: jtalon - talon.jag at gmail dot com Note: All image
• ense. link answered 11 Apr, 23:02 jtalon 736 4 14 18 edited 2 days ago
• tamaño
• ro todos los archivos agrupando por tamaño, 2) elimino los grupos con un solo
• emento. 3) en los grupos que son de tamaño igual agrupo por el md5 de los arch
• es especiales con: 4.1) archivos de tamaño 0 bytes. 4.2) grupos de dos element
• tanimoto
• hattan, euclidean, cosine, pearson, tanimoto (default) -c CAT, --cat CAT number
• tarball
• o run this, I'd recommend using the tarball linked below instead of crawling al
• target
• n more than actual. In order to find target information You need more manual ope
• feeds. We use the RSS feed to update target site, ex: webpage: http://www.udacit
• time, lookup inverted index to find target documents. Points of this app: Inver
• tically allowing me to hone in on my target within a few clicks, moving closer e
• txt' is composed by 198575 words The target string: 'Dulcinea del Toboso' appear
• ge of 2 word(s) before and after the targetted string, 12 adjectives with at lea
• targets
• that site links. when searching for targets, allow for href attributes to be an
• task
• original contributions. If it was my task to pick ten winners, or fifty even, I
• er to develop it. To my surprise, the task proved to be quite complicated, not d
• es tools that make common development tasks easier "out of the box", such as sca
• hat xflux and redshift do part of the task, changing the color temperature of th
• der.py (one time or regularly using a task scheduler or a cron-like system) and
• for feasible ideas could be a tiring task. Sometimes you wished Google just gav
• or you. At the same time for everyday tasks you will continue to use your defaul
• earch engine which helps to make this task simpler. Project description The work
• tasks
• s tools that make common development tasks easier "out of the box", such as sca
• s into sentences. These are not easy tasks, especially in the absence of regex
• r you. At the same time for everyday tasks you will continue to use your defaul
• taste
• you want, so long as it is legal and tasteful (please see the full contest rule
• t bugs. I find the contest is in bad taste and wonder if there is another agend
• you want, so long as it is legal and tasteful (please see the full contest rule
• 10 lines! It is a matter of personal taste, but I found it most convenient to e
• you want, so long as it is legal and tasteful (please see the full contest rule
• can rank a website's value to their taste with a spam button to exclude result
• taught
• p by using python concepts and ideas taught in the course? Just wonder how to co
• : Will using concepts and syntax not taught in the course, such as classes, list
• we need to use one of the main ideas taught in class (ranking, crawling, indexin
• to do everything using only what was taught to us on the CS101 course, including
• mentation uses coding techniques not taught in CS101, and is not part of our con
• oduction to Artificial Intelligence" taught by Peter Norvig and Sebastian Thrun.
• submission extends the search engine taught in cs101 class. The two extensions a
• ures extends the code that have been taught in CS101 class. The code is pasted o
• ' as the earlier search engine code, taught by Dave, did. The 'cache' can be exp
• S101 Search Engine class. This class taught students to create a simple search e
• o redo this website using the skills taught in CS253. I'm sure there are much mo
• d I have tried to apply what we were taught in a creative way. The project is to
• tbarker
• his course available. Tyler Barker (tbarker@tulane.edu) link answered 2 days
• ane.edu) link answered 2 days ago tbarker 51 3 edited 2 days ago
• teach
• an intranet for them. 6.) You may a teacher who loves to teach and especially
• . 6.) You may a teacher who loves to teach and especially to those who really v
• who really value education. You can teach through a virtual classroom. CONTRIB
• y be some future Udacity course will teach me that) a I thoght to abstract the
• davedavefind.appspot.com I’ve been teaching myself Python for a few months, b
• ate: It looks like CS253 is going to teach Google App Engine, if you're not alr
• teacher
• an intranet for them. 6.) You may a teacher who loves to teach and especially t
• me@gmail.com 4.Thanks a lot for the teacher and TA! You are my hero. link ans
• ve_crawler The Idea. I am a Spanish teacher of Spanish-French Language and Lite
• teachers
• hey write, as the feedback by their teachers is often poor because of lack of ti
• their extracted terms against their teachers example essay or their fellow stude
• team’s
• beating a team gets divided by that team’s number of losses. Thus, beating a t
• the only games that count toward a team’s ranking are games won by that team.
• ad team does not adversely affect a team’s ranking. Thus, the final change tha
• m another ranking based solely on a team’s losses. Then I subtracted this rank
• technical
• was done schematic speaking about technical details. This was my first class o
• tebin.com/beb2J1dp There were some technical difficulties while executing the c
• ad problems getting started from a technical point of view, e.g. not knowing ho
• technically
• this type of exhaustive index is technically called a "concordance". The web c
• technics
• t of the two worlds, regular search technics and page rank. I had this idea whil
• technique
• embers for a particular fiber arts technique and get a custom webpage the inclu
• ects another links. Based on those techniques (and my limited knowledge about P
• ge. In class we were told that our technique would only work on some of the ref
• arket system I’d use them. These techniques do the same thing with somewhat l
• techniques
• test project. It uses a lot of the techniques we learned in this course but is n
• re new to Python, and the advanced techniques here were learned from Internet so
• The Web implementation uses coding techniques not taught in CS101, and is not pa
• cated natural language programming techniques than this, but this fits the requi
• - Autocomplete! I applied several techniques like String-Manipulation, if-else,
• ects another links. Based on those techniques (and my limited knowledge about Py
• arket system I’d use them. These techniques do the same thing with somewhat le
• technologies
• have not read anything about the technologies we should use. Can we use other l
• s why i wonder if i can use other technologies. To tell the truth, writing a hel
• Rails and Python. All of the used technologies are: Client Side Technology For t
• e Technology For the client side, technologies required are: 1.) HTML5  HTML
• e Technology For the server side, technologies required are: 1.) Ruby On Rails-
• technology
• ct can be implemented using a good technology. 2.) Software Requirement Analysis
• 11) 6. TECHNOLOGY REQUIRED The web technology used is Ruby on Rails and Python.
• ce from genius or study.” Modern technology has finally caught up with the ima
• ws sources, mainly in sciences and technology. If a topic is hot, dozens of simi
• ficial documentation on a specific technology. This may be useful in software de
• ied, until it covers some specific technology. Profile could be presented as a l
• ics rise, with lower costs and new technology, we were able to Identify the actu
• rototype of what I see as the core technology necessary to enable this - essenti
• I've felt really passionate about technology since I was a little kid, and fina
• have successfully implemented 1998 technology to work today. We introduce the al
• tedious
• rchEngine is two fold: to save this tedious filtering work and easily return to
• teenagers
• they made a big mistake in letter teenagers enroll in the course and become Ud
• telephone
• and sometimes especialy if the two telephone are in two different country can b
• tells
• query set and two category sets, and tells you the probability that the query c
• he HTML meta tag of a given url that tells robots not to index the content of a
• user-agent and a url as an input and tells you whether you can crawl the page o
• s". I wanted to have a software that tells when that phrase is gone. I decided
• ssion TweePops -- A small tool which tells you what people are talking about on
• in and what you eat and your fridge tells you what you need to buy. Solution I
• skims through Wikipedia articles and tells the User what aspects are important
• temperature
• t of the task, changing the color temperature of the screen according your loca
• template
• rogram then uses a boilerplate html template to output all this code as html for
• very easily to smtplib and a basic template that I modified to suit my situatio
• templates
• rmediate between the model and the templates to which the results are rendered.
• ws.py The following files are html templates: index.html - home page advanced.h
• the same blocks in different html templates and I plan on correcting that. War
• � The View layer is composed of “templates” that are responsible for provid
• variety of formats, but most view templates are HTML with embedded Ruby code (
• manipulate models and render view templates in order to generate the appropria
• temporarily
• htag is pretty special because it temporarily changes the index used by the oth
• tend
• sophisticated obfuscations sometimes tend to puzzle a few human beings as well.
• Has the contest deadline been extended? The official rules haven't been up
• a private email address that I don't tend to share and don't want to post on a
• r models are so constrained that they tend to recreate the seed text exactly. We
• nown abbreviations would need to be extended in any domain where performance dep
• ct sentence segmentation. Given our intended use of the Lagado Machine, our curr
• 262 to enhance this idea. Some ways I tend to improve it: 1) better string manip
• tion, many people become paranoid and tend only think of the ways in which it co
• question mark and returns a string intended for the Search Engine input in plac
• arching for something on the internet tends to have one major drawback to me, th
• ve the patterns generated i wish to extend this idea to associate a tone with ea
• tends
• rching for something on the internet tends to have one major drawback to me, th
• tengo
• agrupo por el md5 de los archivo. 4) tengo unas consideraciones especiales con:
• tennis
• gine. It's the same as playing table tennis: a lot of people have a table at hom
• ble at home, and they can play table tennis. But can they? I constantly read on
• tens
• ith the search engine code? Like an extension? (30 Mar, 23:15)
• entry have to be restricted to some extension of the search engine? I have other
• ng the exact behavior and the role of tens of genes related to the flowering pro
• y job, I may have to navigate through tens of pages. Also Wikipedia doesn't help
• termextract
• -NC-SA Dependencies: pybing topia.termextract (this is dependent on zope.interf
• terminal
• y Web browser, even from within the terminal if you have Lynx installed: $ lynx
• terms
• i.e. "Click yes if you accept these terms, that you may enroll in and take the
• volved to rival other web servers in terms of functionality and performance. Ty
• urther ranking scores for pages (and terms) Concept: Starting with the search e
• ional approaches to scoring pages or terms within a page. Uses some ideas from
• using a variety of schemes to weight terms and pages. The paper can be found he
• padding the page with popular search terms in the HTML (but not necessarily dis
• weight to pages that are popular (in terms of links or clicks) that might have
• rawler to crawl pages constrained by terms in white and black list. This, for e
• the dierentation and integration of terms. This program is able to integrate o
• ur new creations under the identical terms. I'm waiting for your responses on m
• a proof of concept of extracting the terms out of a text, comparing them with o
• f time. By comparing their extracted terms against their teachers example essay
• y searching for a match with the top terms from both pages. You could also thin
• s of pages you find and dropping new terms to your “searching cloud”, or ch
• ��, or changing the size of excising terms to change their weight in the search
• rkflow. The student writes an essay, terms get extracted into a word-cloud whic
• I'll begin a search with one or more terms, and refine from there. I thought it
• imited in scope by my initial search terms. Those results would be similarly en
• the search, since they know how the terms relate to each other. In the pursuit
• dex using an arbitrary set of search terms, and search that subcorpus for any o
• search that subcorpus for any other terms desired. Here's what I've implemente
• entries that match a search term (or terms) Search the full index or sub-index
• l index or sub-index for one or more terms Usage details: usage: websearch.py [
• [PRE_SEARCH ...] Preliminary search terms (generate a sub-index) -s SEARCH [SE
• arch SEARCH [SEARCH ...] Main search terms link answered yesterday Cameron Ol
• for undesirable/inappropriate search terms Index purging – the ability to rem
• The lookup function handles multiple terms, but unlike the homework assignment,
• nment, order does not matter and the terms do not have to be adjacent. While I
• cations: Allowed for multiple search terms (exact match only) I modified the 'U
• le were submitting Camel Case search terms, so I thought it OK to drop a note h
• terrain
• in Python, to get a "feel" for the terrain. There's so much that is out there,
• terrible
• the biography of Kathy-Z. The most terrible part is that the blog can be very e
• kcd.com and the images produced are terrible. In part because there are some pag
• territories
• we mostly learned the history of territories under the name of Serbia. As a re
• so included search through former territories of countries. That way, you can s
• search of institutions by former territories. You can test our search algorith
• testers
• The 'cache' can be expanded by the testers for thorough testing of the code. T
• tests
• basic, and move on to more advanced tests of each concept. A full web version
• ve.py) http://pastebin.com/S3tCCA4r (tests.py) Thanks, Alwahsh link answered
• lso added a routine isgood_link that tests that the url is one I want. This rou
• r at my job programmed ~1,000 little tests into a SAS program. When I pointed o
• textbooks
• ord in the .tex source files of my textbooks, which restricts itself in a given
• To test my script I have used some textbooks from this site: http://linear.ups.
• textbox
• ess tab and "udacity robots" in the textbox with the label "Words or regex to S
• texts
• ting from the most mundane of sample texts. Simply select or provide a seed tex
• ode file (with comments, sample seed texts, and suggested test calls), plus acc
• h differnet (and much longer) sample texts. It is our intention to make this se
• lagado() comes with four canned seed texts, for development and demonstration p
• nt and demonstration purposes. These texts are all relevant to CS101. ‘quotat
• team members, Dr. Laws. [We consider texts generated from these two sources to
• s that appear frequently in multiple texts (e.g., 'for') can take some time. Li
• textual
• cans the database and sanitizes the textual information by removing links to im
• thaliana
• bservation of defective Arabidopsis thaliana plants (thats known as the mouse-ea
• thank
• ts is easier see us in another class thanks so much Dave, Sebastion and all l
• ave that nothing happens to my idea? thank's peace link answered 10 Apr, 13:4
• e commons website seems to indicate. thanks (11 Apr, 16:15) S
• Hi Dave, I would just like to thank you for such an epic website allowin
• iface - to be honest, I'm flattered, thank you very much. Here's my situation.
• dacity ♦♦ Great, thanks for the quick response.
• Course offered by Udacity. I really thank to entire Udacity Team for their eff
• ject Link @ github Click Me Finally, thank everyone who offered so many great f
• ION First of all, I'd like to deeply thank professors Thrun and Evans for stepp
• value". Thank you for your time, and thanks to all the Udacity team to make it
• pr, 23:42) amykhar thanks amykhar :) (18 Apr,
• king algorithms to college football (thankfully, the NCAA website provides a .c
• A license). Finally, I would like to thank everyone at Udacity for making this
• ery profitable tool, and you want to thank me financially, that is possible. Pl
• w-how. Finally, I'd just like to say thank you to Sebastian, Dave, Peter and ev
• ich struck me long ago, but only now thanks to the folks at Udacity i gathered
• e: Sandeep Rv Finally, we'd like the thank everyone at udacity including Profes
• rawl-script.py ) Congratulations and thanks to the BitCrawl team: @Antiface , @
• ome test-code in './src/main.py'. My thanks to everyone working on the Udacity-
• everyone!!! First of all I'd like to thank Professor Evans, Peter and the whole
• ce tip of hat to Dave (and Peter) to thank them for all the learning they've gi
• inal exam, I quickly wrote the code, thanks to all the things I've learned in t
• e! Thanks for looking, and a special thanks to all of the staff at Udacity! You
• ted for housing rental. So many many thanks to David and other people at Udacit
• Finishing thoughts : I would like to thank all of the Udacity Staff for giving
• re slides. Good luck to everyone and thank you Udacity team! Sasch link answe
• Amazing really. In closing I want to thank Dr. Evans, Dr Thrun, Mr. Chapman, al
• images for future Udacians ;) My big thanks to David, Peter and all of you! thi
• thankfully
• ng algorithms to college football (thankfully, the NCAA website provides a .csv
• thanks
• ts is easier see us in another class thanks so much Dave, Sebastion and all li
• I have no idea what to do :( Anyway, thanks udacity for this great course :) l
• ch make it easy for him to obtain it thanks (31 Mar, 17:23) Ad
• e commons website seems to indicate. thanks (11 Apr, 16:15) Sa
• dacity ♦♦ Great, thanks for the quick response.
• ay) ch10 It works, thanks for your hint! (yest
• uck to all the contest entrants, and thanks for the great course! link answere
• iar with and feel confortable to use thanks to CS101): {'article_1_permanent_id'
• s was my first class of programming, thanks a lot to the Udacity team for your i
• value". Thank you for your time, and thanks to all the Udacity team to make it p
• pr, 23:42) amykhar thanks amykhar :) (18 Apr,
• thats
• fective Arabidopsis thaliana plants (thats known as the mouse-ear cress) that w
• that’s
• in a real-world implementation, but that’s a bit beyond my current know-how. F
• then
• @kilaws lets form a team then, this way if we win i will get the tr
• link, click on the 'link' button and then cut and paste the link in the box you
• from Natural Language Toolkit(nltk), then the pages are classified into predict
• used to extract text from web pages, then predict and categorize the web pages.
• rs. e.g if searched term is 'udacity' then the extension searches for urls that
• er searched for "Google Smart Phone", then the extended Search Engine list all t
• my way is: find 1st RSS feed url, and then guess RSS feed for other urls. ex: if
• t-and-submissions?sort=votes page=6 ? then We can guess http://www.udacity-forum
• ents close to 0 or 0: 1.0-0/255 = 1.0 then all light that our eyes are getting c
• at this time. If we don't have xrandr then replace with a list ex. [['LVDS'],['V
• @kilaws lets form a team then, this way if we win i will get the tr
• link, click on the 'link' button and then cut and paste the link in the box you
• owing on tv? If Your answer is yes... then have a look at our program!! You can.
• cific, you can search by category and then by channel to get the shows you want.
• can also search by channel name, and then find out whats currently airing on th
• d-line with wget and unzip installed, then... Browse https://github.com/hobsonla
• nce, bit by bit. We may tweet now and then. link answered 2 days ago Hobs 193
• line, which is common for log files, then and simple comparison will identify a
• asking these dynamic elements, we can then safely compare the lines. Masking inv
• ure the distance between two lists. I then modified this to use a caching mechan
• theology
• y, politics, laws, mathematics, and theology, without the least assistance from
• theorem
• to find a definition, proposition, theorem etc. But if I try to use the find t
• vironment (definition, proposition, theorem...). Unfortunately to use this scri
• theorems
• n Project: Using links in Proofs of theorems. Mathematical proofs are largely co
• inations of deductions and invoking theorems, axioms (including definitions). Th
• ining a distance between two axioms/theorems - namely the number of theorems tha
• oms/theorems - namely the number of theorems that call both of them either direc
• rectly or indirectly (i.e., calls a theorems that calls the given one etc.). The
• theoretically
• hough i have a line of code that theoretically should have change the acc color
• ults would be similarly enabled, theoretically allowing me to hone in on my tar
• theorical
• my knowledge in python where only theorical. Even now i can write complex pyth
• theories
• lots of relatively recent and cool theories that supposes that the real value o
• theory
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• . It's like showing my portfolio, in theory, you should pay me to show you my po
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• ge. Uses some ideas from information theory, as well as some heuristics to deter
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• links to the pages they link to. The theory being that the less links on a page
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• The basic data structure is: Title: -theory -Practice -Emergency Content: -theor
• heory -Practice -Emergency Content: -theory -Practice -Emergency In python code:
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• who is most famous for proposing the theory of evolution made an algorithm which
• ested, and the pages word_count. the theory here is that the shorter the path to
• there
• kwan I think all the details are now there in the official contest rules .
• According to the rules, there is a maximum of one submission per e
• , so by the time everyone has posted there submission it would become impossibe
• most of the contestents to checkout there compatation :D). Why not make it so
• t make it so that every one can post there submission as a new question, and ta
• her Palo Alto in Texas. You could go there, in case you have won the contest :-
• m afraid I have a busy week ahead so there will be just little chance for me to
• ere are many good documentations out there which helped me a lot. Code https://
• e using Python to show web pages; so there was a bit of a learning curve on thi
• correct result, so with most pages, there shouldn't be a problem. I've already
• use. As with all lexicographic word, there is no end to the improvements that o
• ge that removed the html. I’m sure there are routines packaged in the world f
• us”="" or="" “en-gb”.="" if="" there="" is="" a="" different="" page="" s
• "" likely="" to="" be="" english.="" there="" are="" rare="" uses="" of="" the=
• "" as="" i="" mentioned="" above,="" there="" is="" no="" end="" of="" what=""
• the pages found from the first site, thereby keep my impact on that site to a m
• 146,440 words, but I discovered that there were thousands of duplicate words. I
• thereby
• he pages found from the first site, thereby keep my impact on that site to a mi
• therefore
• ocus on the topic at hand. I would therefore like to ask whether any or all of
• ate the seed text exactly. We have therefore used a mixture model, with word-by
• show what Udacity learned you, and therefore I decided not to do the research.
• thesis
• my partner is busy with his Master's thesis.. So I'm all alone and I really am n
• ck of time(I'm writing my bachelor's thesis currently), I couldn't implement man
• thick
• the middle of a Topic, right in the thick of it, and not have to spend 3 hours
• t this. But at the time I was in the thick of the Unit 6 HW which wasn't going
• things
• thread, where your team and discuss things, or you could just give them the dir
• s or names of people when explaining things in the submission? As an example, wo
• fairly flexible in how it looks for things in the code, which isn't readily app
• ly wrote the code, thanks to all the things I've learned in this awesome course.
• Well, I wrote a code inspired of the things I've learned in this course cs101 fo
• And I've discovered some interesting things: searching the string "Dulcinea del
• data, we can infer some interesting things: 'Dulcinea' was a 'lady', and very b
• well. Thank you Udacity for all the things I've learnt. I'll try to stay udacio
• thingy
• Submission Name: Javascript scraping thingy The original crawler hit a wall when
• thinks
• ross. I'd love to hear what everyone thinks. And let me know if you find any bug
• asked to enter the URL which he/she thinks is most appropriate according to the
• third
• jtalon Oh and are third-party APIs allowed?
• dacity , what is the policy on using third party Python libraries? I read all t
• jtalon Oh and are third-party APIs allowed?
• up in a family of painters, I'm the third generation. I started painting when
• jtalon Oh and are third-party APIs allowed?
• much more pertinent to the text. The third process deals with the fact that the
• jtalon Oh and are third-party APIs allowed?
• rmation is available. The second and third links, because of their content, glo
• jtalon Oh and are third-party APIs allowed?
• s in the text. 11 times in the first third of the text (32.35%) 19 times in the
• text (32.35%) 19 times in the second third of the text (55.88%) 4 times in the
• of the text (55.88%) 4 times in the third third of the text (11.76%) #########
• e text (55.88%) 4 times in the third third of the text (11.76%) ###############
• acter is more relevant in the second third of the book. But at the end of the b
• thoght
• acity course will teach me that) a I thoght to abstract the two principal functi
• thopology
• : Crawler selection policy and web thopology link answered yesterday Weerel 2
• thorough
• e in the comments (which are not as thorough as they could be) and also in the s
• can be expanded by the testers for thorough testing of the code. The code can b
• turns more relevant results. A more thorough explanation is attached to the mult
• thoughts
• efore. Before the course I had some thoughts how it can work. This course was pr
• thing. Based on that researches and thoughts one can enhance engine further. I h
• se 5 .. done! A PLAYER I think good thoughts, whilst others write good words, Bu
• king forward for your commentaries, thoughts and ideas: b25zero1[at]gmail.com /
• ble if well-executed. I welcome any thoughts you might have on the subject. Quic
• cer game. The game was boring so my thoughts wandered off... CS101 provided me w
• ould be appreciated also. Finishing thoughts : I would like to thank all of the
• thousands
• , but I discovered that there were thousands of duplicate words. I resorted the
• threads
• l can't write programs that can use threads, databases, multi-process and that
• ed from one of the forum discussion threads. ‘advice’ is a composite of sev
• terization, are running in separate threads, so it's possible to continue work
• threshold
• it is viewed without crossing the threshold of requests from your API Keys) ,
• thresholds
• mething that help us to decide the thresholds between the Screen light and other
• ift (like our location (LAT:LONG)) thresholds to enable or disable redshift Call
• ge in gtk.Notebook TODO: Play with thresholds during the night and daytime If we
• thrill
• uce the altavista hashtag . Feel the thrill of exploiting vulnerable algorithms
• through
• the contents of the file and loops through the lines one by one. I use pattern
• Submission -Skim through and summarize Wikipedia articles- H
• n a program that analyses and skims through Wikipedia articles and tells the Us
• emantic field of words. -Code- Skim_through_Wiki -The idea- When writing an art
• specific topic. So I randomly skim through some wikipedia pages just to find o
• in the text. So instead of skimming through Wikipedia pages manually my idea wa
• stimate the importance of one topic through the different font sizes. The progr
• Mind Map. It should be able to skim through any page on the Internet (by now on
• throws
• e site at the same time it sometimes throws an exception. Google App engine has
• thumbs
• decrements it's still OK to use the thumbs up and down logic). The result is th
• ing classes cgi python scripts and a thumbs up and down next to every link so ev
• thusly
• nks, I adjusted the graph dictionary thusly: {url1: [[pagescore1, pagescore2,...
• ticket
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• y analyzer~ Functions: 1) Check your tickets against the winning numbers and see
• pooling their money and buying many tickets together, with an agreement to shar
• re the prize. My office pool had 110 tickets, and I wrote a small piece of code
• tomate the process of checking these tickets against the lottery results - becau
• ent to enter all six numbers on each ticket as one sequence separated by commas
• tribution of numbers on your pool of tickets to check that Mega Million "quick p
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since I'm up in Berkeley LO
• tickets
• analyzer~ Functions: 1) Check your tickets against the winning numbers and see
• pooling their money and buying many tickets together, with an agreement to shar
• e the prize. My office pool had 110 tickets, and I wrote a small piece of code
• omate the process of checking these tickets against the lottery results - becau
• ribution of numbers on your pool of tickets to check that Mega Million "quick p
• tidily
• ks but it is cumbersome to keep them tidily organized with the basic browser too
• tidy
• m interested in, displayed in a clean tidy way my eyes are comfortable with. I d
• tiempo
• l.com Nota : Me excusan pero no tuve tiempo de hacer estas anotaciones en ingles
• ties
• ation (smaller k preferred in case of ties). The likelihood function computes th
• rrences divided by effective opportunities. Effective occurrences is the number
• Laplace smoothing. Effective opportunities is the total number of tokens in all
• he vocab_size*k_keys virtual opportunities added by Laplace smoothing. Vocabular
• ive occurrences to effective opportunities for a given keyword is multiplied as
• ocations, expressions of times, quantities, monetary values, percentages, etc. T
• ng for based on the most frequent entities in the pages returned. The logic is t
• e search query take all the named entities (names, places, locations, etc) in th
• ially to efficient storage of the entities before it could be scaleable beyond a
• timeframe
• ed. I ran that for my zip code and timeframe and requested only the Wind Gust f
• timeline
• rmation. It would practicaly create timeline of the world and you could extract
• of the world and you could extract timeline of any part of the world by any cri
• a result, it could graphicaly show timelines to provide better understanding. T
• hing they are interested at, and my timeline mixes murmurs, diaries, news and bl
• timelines
• a result, it could graphicaly show timelines to provide better understanding. T
• timestamp
• xample, if the log file contains a timestamp on each line, which is common for
• timezombi
• (10 Apr, 16:40) timezombi 1 2 3 4 5
• tiny
• on is currently also dependent on two tiny libs that are MIT licensed. To my min
• t an update here. I've tested it on a tiny VirtualBox VM with 256MB of RAM runni
• he open, rather than hidden away in a tiny link at the bottom of the page. Users
• tips
• ailable time: Spell checker and query tips. Overall improvement of the search en
• titles
• lt to distinguish synthetic question titles from these genuine ones, even though
• fferent reviews and depends on movie titles and it's trained or not Here is a ex
• es classifier, they come from random titles in IMDB Top 250 IMDB Bottom 100 The
• at if a user inputs ‘ABC’, music titles with exact notes of ‘ABC’ will b
• r compound term search, scrolling subtitles, or place additional fragments onto
• cts all the links, descriptions, and titles using BeautifulSoup. But that is jus
• toaddrs
• # password - Gmail user password # toaddrs - Email to SMS Gateway email addres
• _alert_list,state,fromaddr,password,toaddrs): subject = '' header = """\ From:
• To: %s Subject: %s """ % (fromaddr, toaddrs, subject) # Configuring the Connect
• text try: server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddrs,header+msg_order+split_text) except
• ') ' try: server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddrs,header+msg_order+'For details see h
• hat you want weather alerts for # - toaddrs - Email to SMS Gateway address in s
• y = 'Litchfield' # for the constant toaddrs below, a list of Email to SMS Gatew
• pedia.org/wiki/List_of_SMS_gateways toaddrs = '' # '5705551212@messaging.sprint
• _alert_list,state,fromaddr,password,toaddrs) if len(new_alert_list) != 0: print
• today
• o register for this course after say today April 2nd, 2012, to have not taken a
• e CSS file. All browsers support CSS today.  CSS defines HOW HTML elements a
• t that time, Serbia was smaller than today. Today, Vojvodina province is also p
• the Tanimoto distance. Usage : As of today, the FeedInformant is a command line
• wo mobile phone. Motivation: SMS are today still used a lot http://xkcd.com/802
• ts I went on and asked how it worked today and if it was possible to change som
• he second one contains the news from today The layout of the webpages is actual
• for now, but since the contest ends today I decided to work out an implementat
• would have told me 2 months ago that today I would have coded that? Team member
• ame, find out about upcoming movies, today's shows, Sports shows or any of the
• mall number of words that are common today. The dictionary used in this sample
• ional search engines. Search engines today discriminate in favor of "better" al
• implemented 1998 technology to work today. We introduce the altavista hashtag
• ing vulnerable algorithms yesterday, today! Note: This counts the number of tim
• quations abound. Most search engines today can understand mathematics. To equal
• they try searching on search engines today, they are automatically given the be
• they fiddle with your life. Starting today, we are proudly releasing the unluck
• todos
• 0 Hola a todos Yo hice un programa para encontrar a
• Descripción del proceso 1) recorro todos los archivos agrupando por tamaño,
• ro igual quiero participar, suerte a todos link answered yesterday Aleshivan
• together
• f somebody is interested in working together in it please let me know. About the
• token
• ) nlags , the number of “lagged” tokens (i.e., words or punctuation marks)
• s) used in selecting each succeeding token in the output text. This may vary fr
• Specifically, the seed text is first tokenized and is then scanned once for eac
• ds a dictionary in which the current token tuple is used as a key and the follo
• ge portion of the code is devoted to tokenizing input text to separate words fr
• egex (regular expression) tools. The tokenizer is effective but not perfect. In
• e of the Lagado Machine, our current tokenizer seems more than adequate. Projec
• of the total number of messages and tokens (words, counting repetitions) for t
• opportunities is the total number of tokens in all messages that formed the tra
• ut builder creates a trial for every token in every training message, it would
• s on Facebook's graph api and access tokens to crawl Facebook users' stream pos
• tokenizer
• ex (regular expression) tools. The tokenizer is effective but not perfect. In p
• of the Lagado Machine, our current tokenizer seems more than adequate. Project
• tokenizes
• eyword (Token): In general, Locate tokenizes a content and query by white space
• on-aphabets or non-numbers, Locate tokenizes a content and query by a character
• tokens
• ) nlags , the number of “lagged” tokens (i.e., words or punctuation marks) u
• of the total number of messages and tokens (words, counting repetitions) for th
• opportunities is the total number of tokens in all messages that formed the trai
• s on Facebook's graph api and access tokens to crawl Facebook users' stream post
• requently. Computer people often use tokens that are not real words. These are d
• tolerance
• e to find similar words within the tolerance (for only possible words) again a
• correction within certain distance(tolerance). The results are Find Match word
• thon', 'programing', 'langnuage'] ,tolerance= 2 Query Correction= ['Python', 'p
• ====== Query= ['Manti', 'Python'] ,tolerance= 2 Query Correction= ['Monty', 'Py
• == Query= ['ThomaS', 'Jafferson'] ,tolerance= 2 Query Correction= ['Thomas', 'J
• = ['most', 'pawerful', 'weapons'] ,tolerance= 2 Query Correction= ['most', 'pow
• tolerant
• autions). # # # Some built in fault tolerant features: # # 1) First, the program
• tures: # # 1) First, the program is tolerant of incorrect state and county # cod
• it is important for it to be fault tolerant of # external connections. Request
• tomorrow
• knowing how I scored on HW 6 until tomorrow evening) , I'm doing perfectly on t
• tone
• y distance between notes, we mean the tone distance. For example, ‘A’ and �
• sh to extend this idea to associate a tone with each digit and hear how Pi sound
• tongue
• oint of mine(even if it is my mother tongue) The American writer “Mark Twain�
• OyS8BzuCS1o English is not my mother tongue, please accept my apology for the br
• tonight
• onder. I will most likely not sleep tonight thinking whether my code would appe
• tonite
• f exam questions in my learning time tonite I decided to make a contest entry. B
• tons
• se Schemas, or Taxonomies. We collect tons of content on a given topic and then
• found everything he needed. There are tons of features a search engine supports
• ingredient/part list Social media buttons added (fixed, actually) Some redesign
• tonychau
• hat site. link answered yesterday tonychau 36 2 edited yesterday
• tools
• Python... as much as these are just tools. (31 Mar, 08:15) P
• ython). There are no rules about the tools you use for your submission, but rel
• pipeline is stream based (using itertools), which makes it really fast. The cr
• ented in class CS101, using just the tools presented in this course. So I integ
• tion again that I have used only the tools learned in CS101 so any new comer to
• ing language. Ruby on Rails includes tools that make common development tasks e
• m. Together with Ruby on Rails these tools provide a basic development environm
• ed text.) CS101 finally gave him the tools. His first attempt was an algorithm
• bsence of regex (regular expression) tools. The tokenizer is effective but not
• s Principle : most bookmark managing tools are of two kinds : basic functionali
• or more or less collaborative hosted tools. But bookmarks contains personal inf
• ily organized with the basic browser tools, it is tempting to deport that to ex
• tempting to deport that to external tools with various functionalities. Markac
• , check links, interacts with online tools, but a large number of functionaliti
• oftware development, and some of the tools used like git and Eclipse that I was
• f any specially designed programs or tools. Because of that, the abilities of t
• t is a big server) indexed, and some tools to look up information from that ind
• atisfy the search criteria. With the tools I've learned in this class I can now
• ks into the class, and I had all the tools I needed to fix this code up. Descri
• build a web service to provide these tools to the public Team : @nat , @antifac
• ap . I learned to use all these free tools by reading their documentation (plus
• topia
• is CC BY-NC-SA Dependencies: pybing topia.termextract (this is dependent on zo
• topic
• d i submit the contest entry in this topic with the first line of the post bein
• e collect tons of content on a given topic and then "unpack" it into the Schema
• t's all.. Just helps you scope out a topic.. and returns the "web graph" or "li
• very different submissions; not just topic wise, but also how to compare submis
• to divert the student's focus on the topic at hand. I would therefore like to a
• use specialized dictionaries for any topic you like. Check out the source, it's
• out a page of text relevant to that topic or prose style. Algorithm: One inspi
• a paragraph of your favorite author, topic, or prose style -- or your own words
• n to the main menu and get a list of topics. Type "help" at any time for a list
• help" at any time for a list of help topics. Type "score" at any time to get a
• mber of random problems for discrete topics. In final form, it would look like
• nly in sciences and technology. If a topic is hot, dozens of similar articles a
• assing, but wasn't really about that topic. So the idea is to incorporate term-
• gaining an overview of the specific topic. So I randomly skim through some wik
• ust to find out what aspects of this topic are important and to gain all the ba
• ain all the basic knowledge. If some topics are being mentioned very often in a
• to be important and if some specific topics are being linked a lot they have to
• Only by analysing the quantity of subtopics you gain information about their im
• asily estimate the importance of one topic through the different font sizes. Th
• The program is able to summarize any topic available on Wikipedia.com you are i
• of the important aspects on a given topic!!! Results for "Sebastian Thrun" : -
• extract numbers associated with the topic "bitcoin" log historical data in a f
• rine Zeta Jones was not an important topic for the blog. The index presented in
• topics
• n to the main menu and get a list of topics. Type "help" at any time for a list
• help" at any time for a list of help topics. Type "score" at any time to get a s
• mber of random problems for discrete topics. In final form, it would look like t
• ine but at the end of the course the topics discussed in class provided me with
• uld potentially form around specific topics, some splintering into more speciali
• r.......... This code i based on the topics covered in CS101 This similar algori
• ain all the basic knowledge. If some topics are being mentioned very often in a
• to be important and if some specific topics are being linked a lot they have to
• Only by analysing the quantity of subtopics you gain information about their imp
• topology
• last one is for modeling web pages topology. It can be used for testing web cra
• tornado
• NOAA weather alerts are hurricane # tornado, or flood. In keeping with the spir
• t-end: nginx Back-end: supervisor + tornado(Python) Database: mysql Crawler: a
• will pass the place information to tornado server, which will retrieve relevan
• total
• The URL typo was my fault -- total sleep deprivation. 'Got it fixed qui
• tegory, augmented with counts of the total number of messages and tokens (words
• hing. Effective opportunities is the total number of tokens in all messages tha
• Ever Made @ NewYorkTimes There is a total of 2423 positive sample and 2386 neg
• e., (# of times the term appears) / (total # of words)). The parameters b a can
• o find through the Internet the best total price for the range of the sought-fo
• ds are available; 3. the list of the total price for the whole list of the soug
• /z) 1. Let's assume we want to bet a total of 100$, then the amount of money to
• + 1/3 1. Let's say we want to bet a total of 100$, so we place bets as follows
• e scenarios are computed to find the total happiness value of each. Then an ine
• the default array i have defined. A total of 23140 digits of Pi could be paint
• tes using the Unix utility uniq. The total number of words is now 109,582. I ha
• ist is considerably smaller than the total number of words. Source code and inp
• tly even vaguely exciting), and I've totally blown submitting it before the dea
• statistis purposes, we can know the total number of words of a given book. How
• o I guessed this formula to find the total number of words [number_words = fact
• ht in a creative way. The project is totally dedicated to The Udacity Team (Pro
• n to the number of keywords matched, total keywords requested, and the pages wo
• totally
• udents who are under 18 and this is totally unfair for them :(. I had planned m
• acityDave @PeterUdacity ♦♦: Its totally understandable that you don't want
• aybe you'd rather work alone, I can totally understand that. I didn't have that
• ly even vaguely exciting), and I've totally blown submitting it before the dead
• t in a creative way. The project is totally dedicated to The Udacity Team (Prof
• tote
• mputer stores gives the best price in tote (for the whole range of the component
• touch
• So it will be nice if we can have a touch of Udacity team for that question.
• stackoverflow.com" by his fingers on touch screen. At this point the applicatio
• e usual list of links, which you can touch with your finger and get to the page
• touchPhase
• ecific drug. http://touchphase.com/touchPhase/Adversea/Adversea.php example inpu
• Autocomplete for inputs http://www.touchPhase.com/touchPhase/Adversea/adversea.p
• r inputs http://www.touchPhase.com/touchPhase/Adversea/adversea.py link answer
• tough
• o That sounds like a tough project! I think your entry is prett
• irst search partnership. Search is a tough problem to solve and we think that t
• toughest
• of musical intervals (this was the toughest part – I had to do a lot of rese
• tought
• ct) and max_pages variables, as been tought in one of the homeworks. Functions t
• tourdates
• an ( the hero of the book) Ender - tourdates of the band Google is still return
• tournaments
• lassifies them by gametype, e.g., tournaments. Then it opens text files, analyz
• town
• rip to Palo Alto! (though it's a cool town and I'd love to meet some of y'all up
• poor knowledge of history of my home town. One internet discussion motivated me
• ave few different classes of objects: towns, people, institutions, events etc. F
• s etc. For this contest, we used just towns and institutions and we developed al
• ied model has two classes of objects, town and institution. Institution class ha
• ustom location search – you can use town, country, county, province or even co
• class should represent history of the town. For this contest, we only used it fo
• rdly met her: she lives in a far away town. If we look up the percentages, we ca
• towns
• ve few different classes of objects: towns, people, institutions, events etc. F
• etc. For this contest, we used just towns and institutions and we developed al
• to”
• accept a search term (or “similar to” specification) as input and then see
• traces
• that keeps track of my "information traces", the "information scent path" that
• hey can, if ever need be, remove all traces of their activity on the site, I hop
• track
• t of "Wiki With Memory".. that keeps track of my "information traces", the "inf
• nt', 'UA-29218959-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = d
• n this way. I also add a log file to track the program's behavior, and a config
• nt', 'UA-29218959-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = d
• numberofratins]}. The reason to keep track of both values is to fit an easy way
• nt', 'UA-29218959-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = d
• will not save the entire web page to track changes on it. It will only save a f
• y than a draw... But we're going off track here...) Additionally: My programing
• nt', 'UA-29218959-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = d
• mated fridge Idea Instead of keeping track of websites in the internet I though
• I thought it would be useful to keep track of the food in my fridge. The main i
• mething (statistically). So you keep track of what you put in and what you eat
• ility to abort an input so far. Keep track of costs create units of measurement
• nt', 'UA-29218959-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = d
• is useful for debugging and keeping track of the scripts progress. Author: Nam
• nt', 'UA-29218959-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = d
• and simple script to help my company track Purolator packages Background: We sh
• and adds the results of the package tracking to the last column I created this
• w to use It reads a csv file called "track.csv" (in the same directory as the s
• postal code, country, order number, tracking pin and writes a file called "res
• astebin.com/y8WMUg25 Sample data for track.csv: http://pastebin.com/pEpWuERk ex
• nt', 'UA-29218959-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = d
• tracker
• rsonalized homepage generator 2. An tracker and alert system Gator may be used:
• gator price_alert.py - configurable tracker and alert system using gator Output
• tracks
• your one stop solution, Monitor-Web tracks any changes in your favorite content
• trade
• if it did, under which law? It's not trade secret, obviously, nor patented (or
• trademark
• Froogle is a Google trademark, although it is now known as "Goog
• traditional
• . Frivolous is a replacement for traditional search engines. Search engines to
• traditions
• en based on the firmly established traditions of information retrieval in Knowle
• traffic
• vers down by 20th April, due to the traffic :-D All the best! link answered 3
• list them on your website and refer traffic to each Collective Buying site, and
• train
• IT" and "Accountancy" are created to train using NaiveBayesClassifier from Natu
• ategories. My original intent was to train it on several Shakespeare plays and
• the author of a new play (not in the training set) by one of those authors. As
• y1 (HAM). Each trial uses one of the training messages as the query, and leaves
• s estimated from the distribution of training messages: P(CATn) = (num_msg_in_C
• of times that keyword occurs in the training index for that category, plus the
• kens in all messages that formed the training index for that category, plus the
• nique keywords across all categories training messages. In forming the product,
• tes a trial for every token in every training message, it would be slow if run
• CV on a smaller random subset of the training set, then create indexes for the
• , then create indexes for the larger training set to do the actual classificati
• and depends on movie titles and it's trained or not Here is a example from Ince
• rectory is the movie lists I used to train the NaiveBayes classifier, they come
• sample To simplify the problem, the train process will flag reviews with more
• ive review Trained data is stored in trained.raw as a plain text file Future Wo
• d the web crawler to crawl pages constrained by terms in white and black list.
• ack list. This, for example, can constraint the crawling to only a subdomain or
• spell correction implementation. We train the dictionary with the following wo
• fied from Final Exam 7.3 Starred, we train the keyword dictionary tree when cra
• tp://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/100 to train the dictionary. The word count is 90
• dexing data in a relational database train a machine learning algorithm to pred
• transactional
• serverless, zero-configuration, transactional SQL database engine. SQLite is t
• transactions
• food in and take it out. All your transactions will be saved in CSV-files as wel
• transcript
• ums, course documents, and lecture transcripts. It supports multi-word lookup, b
• s your search query inside a video transcript, it will try to link inside the vi
• transcripts
• ms, course documents, and lecture transcripts. It supports multi-word lookup, b
• transfer
• ted experts. The initial pages than transfer a constant percentage of their scor
• transform
• odology and objectives were set to transform this concept into a web portal att
• earch algorithm has the ability to transform a random text string and it evolve
• translate
• n building index and search index, translate all keywords to lowercase, I want
• translation
• gnition, handwriting recognition, translation, etc) as it enables assigning pro
• enter french words in your query (translation in the roadmap). Code: Project co
• it also prints a definition and a translation in the wanted language of all the
• f the word and I also printed the translation of the possible word in spanish s
• e definition of the word and it's translation in english :D, then I expanded th
• n english :D, then I expanded the translation to most given languages. The seco
• ed length and the language of the translation, then we try to find all the poss
• anslate.reference.com/ to get the translation of the possible answer in the pro
• he_letters [english definitions] [translation in the provided language] Ex: Ple
• e work @Fredy ! Good thinking and translation of problem to solution :) Just in
• transmission
• connection in the middle of a SMS transmission. Note that the program gracefully
• of the SMS messages were lost in transmission prior to the loss of internet con
• ge ID to the front of every SMS # transmission of the form (1/5)..., (2/5)..., (
• ew second delay between message # transmissions to further ensure proper sequenc
• # 7) The program accomplishes the transmission of the SMS messages # by utilizin
• t ' Notice, the weather alert SMS transmissions are split up by maximum allowabl
• and there is a delay between SMS transmissions to prevent SMS ' print ' message
• transmissions
• w second delay between message # transmissions to further ensure proper sequenc
• ' Notice, the weather alert SMS transmissions are split up by maximum allowabl
• and there is a delay between SMS transmissions to prevent SMS ' print ' message
• transmit
• ge length for reduced # overall SMS transmit count. # # 6) The program also adds
• transparency
• more to demonstrate a paradigm of transparency and user empowerment. Cookies and
• transparent
• being proactively accountable and transparent in all that we do and to all our
• a little more open, a little more transparent and a lot more efficient. What th
• transport
• t provide mean of donation for the transportation of things to their appropriat
• r service on the website which can transport the things on time. • Mail Engin
• transportation
• provide mean of donation for the transportation of things to their appropriate p
• traversal
• ler has been limited, and its link traversal improved. the crawler uses the cac
• traverses
• hing Once the crawler has begun it traverses only up to the limit specified by
• treat
• es on the same site. 2) Minisearcher treats links to an anchor on a page (like
• ay be a fresh doctor who may want to treat more patients to gain expertise. You
• treatment
• tain that each keyword gets proper treatment in at least a verse of its own) Po
• treats
• es on the same site. 2) Minisearcher treats links to an anchor on a page (like a
• trends
• when looking for the most important trends of the day. Background : Everyday, I
• oSearch will fetch the top 20 google trends of the day (http://www.google.com/tr
• ds of the day (http://www.google.com/trends/hottrends?sa=X), choose one and remi
• day (http://www.google.com/trends/hottrends?sa=X), choose one and remix it with
• treshold
• tell me when it reaches a specific treshold? After thinking about it, why stayi
• trial
• periment structure that is a list of trials, each trial being a list containing
• cture that is a list of trials, each trial being a list containing the true cat
• ry0 (SPAM) and category1 (HAM). Each trial uses one of the training messages as
• lls the likelihood function for each trial for each combination of Laplace smoo
• the leave-one-out builder creates a trial for every token in every training me
• g their documentation (plus a lot of trial and error). Update: It looks like CS
• trials
• periment structure that is a list of trials, each trial being a list containing
• tribes
• he insults o'er dull and speechless tribes: Or, if they sing, 'tis with so dull
• tricks
• the text. There are some other good tricks that I devised as I encountered diff
• trie
• m 2 Cool. Will team entries be judged by the same standards as i
• by the same standards as individual entries? (e.g. a two person team isn't expec
• aemeblake: We're happy to have team entries, and will judge all entries based on
• ve team entries, and will judge all entries based on their own merits, regardles
• ideas, can I submit those as legal entries into this competition?
• particle filtering search I tried to implement a kind of ranking updat
• iscriminate between two pages... so I tried to imagine a way to mix the best of
• lex, I thought of someting simpler. I tried to define a two dimensions space, wi
• le with a list of words, constructs a trie structure from it, and saves it in JS
• y blog here . 2) JavaScript loads the trie dictionary, takes user-provided lette
• . Convert the text dictionary to JSON trie dictionary by running txt2trieDictCon
• o JSON trie dictionary by running txt2trieDictConvert.py (python txt2trieDictCon
• ng txt2trieDictConvert.py (python txt2trieDictConvert.py dict.txt). Open html5.h
• tries
• 2 Cool. Will team entries be judged by the same standards as i
• y the same standards as individual entries? (e.g. a two person team isn't expec
• emeblake: We're happy to have team entries, and will judge all entries based on
• e team entries, and will judge all entries based on their own merits, regardles
• ideas, can I submit those as legal entries into this competition?
• ithmetic equations First the program tries to solve simple arithmetic equations
• 2 Cool. Will team entries be judged by the same standards as i
• y the same standards as individual entries? (e.g. a two person team isn't expec
• emeblake: We're happy to have team entries, and will judge all entries based on
• e team entries, and will judge all entries based on their own merits, regardles
• ideas, can I submit those as legal entries into this competition?
• om http://www.alexa.com/topsites/countries/US . Seeing this crawler is only loo
• terested in. Furthermore the program tries to find out the year, the country an
• is only able to find 9 different countries. The program could download images.
• triple
• list. That way I could also include triple or quadruple letter groupings in my
• trouble
• ery sleek and useful tool. The only trouble I see is that the maximum number of
• trough
• command line arguments, communicate trough http, save indexing data to disk, se
• g data to disk, serve search results trough http to a browser... It was a great
• truly
• gines will find God and we will grow truly delicious vegetables and play bocci
• han proving that the winner-to-be is truly a guru ! The moral lesson here is, w
• d candles fix'd in heaven's air: And truly not the morning sun of heaven The su
• 100% of the questions right if they truly know a concept. The program is quite
• help many students. If students can truly master the basics, then they'll be m
• accountancy) never happens. So to be truly useful Book Cook would have to be fo
• t connection. The CS101 course was a truly enlightening experience, and I reall
• avid, Peter and all of you! this has truly been an extraordinary experience! -
• truncate
• e than one consecutive white space, truncate() for truncating a string to a char
• trustees
• ansparency and accountability - As 'trustees' of tax payer resources, we believe
• truth
• I'm thinking of could do this.. The truth of the matter is, Wikipedia is HYPER
• use other technologies. To tell the truth, writing a hello world search engine
• tube
• imber 31 foot tall tapered fiberglass tube with a wire in it. It works pretty we
• tuition
• verted into an advance on my future tuition fees. :) (01 Apr, 2
• tune
• te) and you would still recognize the tune. What distinguishes the tune is not t
• nize the tune. What distinguishes the tune is not the notes themselves, but the
• ing the willingness to share one's fortunes with those less privileged. • Dese
• tuner
• works pretty well with my radio and tuner, I've only had a little time on it (
• tuple
• e original source text) to 4.0 (four-tuples, if the seed text is long enough to
• er strings with appropriate Markov n-tuple frequencies, creating some fascinati
• the next occurrence of the previous tuple, in the manner of dissociated press.
• ictionary in which the current token tuple is used as a key and the following w
• next possible words for any current tuple. Markov-based synthesis is well know
• tuples
• s an input and outputs a sorted list tuples where the first element is a most fr
• tutorial
• t crawler: code Here is the MySQLdb tutorial so others know what it is: SQL Tut
• ject: Extended search engine, and a tutorial: searching the right way Incentives
• the idea popped in my head: make a tutorial for using a search engine! Of cours
• eed page" and its links used in the tutorial link answered 11 Apr, 12:37 BFC 6
• tutorials
• you to do, I was able to read some tutorials on Twitter's Bootstrap and Google
• tuve
• n@gmail.com Nota : Me excusan pero no tuve tiempo de hacer estas anotaciones en
• tvnow
• ndex the show information pages from tvnow.in and build an index. We perform al
• dex of tv shows is built by crawling tvnow.in with results powered by whatsonin
• earching. (We checked robots.txt for tvnow.in and they imposed no restrictions.
• tweak
• ine Feature Pack Feel free to remix, tweak, and build upon this code, as long a
• football season, so I can apply and tweak my ranking algorithm as the season m
• tweeks
• This is a proof of concept, and many tweeks are still needed, especially to effi
• tweet
• ial intelligence, bit by bit. We may tweet now and then. link answered 2 days
• me along with links, sort them by 'RetweetRank'(my simplified 'PageRank' algori
• tweets
• e query on Twitter and finds all the tweets that match the query. The user can t
• collected urls that are within those tweets by crawling each page. The pages are
• function that makes you look at the tweets more in depth (along with the urls t
• twelve
• t in the first spot one character of twelve left can be used and in the next spo
• twist
• the code? What if by some miraculous twist of fate, I actually come up with som
• twitter
• n, it may index Facebook's message, twitter data, and so on. How it works: Craw
• r personal content such as message, twitter, email, and so on Index friend stat
• In SMS conversations, facebook and twitter posts and even IM messages, there h
• low FoodNetwork.com's affiliate and twitter links, I have excluded external lin
• types
• r. (iv) THE IDEA There are different types of NGOs like: 1.) Matri Chaya 2.) Co
• one format , for example if someone types 2 , it is changed to 02:00 , 2:5 is
• se re-login the app. Locate stores 3 types of user's data, which are user's inf
• irs are separated into groups of key types. Certain character pairings are extr
• gines. In development Search by file types and categories (images, videos, maps
• typical
• and emergencies. But there comes a typical problem: That is, when I have to ta
• e of 0 Logfiles 3 and 4 represent a typical failure where logfile 4 is signific
• typically
• ation marks per output sentence -- typically 20, but potentially much more for
• ructure “five_w + keyword + ?” typically improves result relevancy beyond k
• compared with “keyword” alone typically returns improved results with fewe
• Submission Friendly Search: People typically have friends who are similar to th
• typingcorrect
• tion Using Big Dictionary File: 'typingcorrect.py' and 'completeWorksOfWilliamS
• typo
• rday) Monty The URL typo was my fault -- total sleep deprivati
• typographical
• to imprecise data. For example, typographical or grammatical errors may be con
• typos
• in all of the words in the query, so typos are bad. Searches with a lot of comm



• ubuntu
• ny platform you want. But, Python on ubuntu should behave nearly identical to Py
• udacious
• Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA Thanks udacious! link answered 2 days ago Eduard
• hings I've learnt. I'll try to stay udacious too. Enrique Contreras (astenolit)
• udacityname
• Rao email: rshashank192@gmail.com udacityname: Shashank 2. Rohit Varma email: r
• rma email: rohit.knight@gmail.com udacityname: roth 3. Sandeep R V email: ssv79
• ndeep R V email: ssv792@gmail.com udacityname: Sandeep Rv Finally, we'd like th
• ugly
• me of the functions I have are rather ugly and not very powerful I plan on updat
• ultimate
• skilled in the Computer Science. My ultimate goal for this project: See the idea
• unable
• wn as the mouse-ear cress) that were unable to produce well-formed flowers. Afte
• ort melodies in their heads and were unable to identify the music from which it
• method its likely my program will be unable to solve it. After looking at some o
• zzle-game called "Lights Out". I was unable to solve some of the instances of th
• ever, going to your appspot URL, I'm unable to enter a query string. I tried usi
• unas
• o por el md5 de los archivo. 4) tengo unas consideraciones especiales con: 4.1)
• unavailability
• s and html documents, and to the unavailability of a proper environment into whi
• uncertain
• often the case that comments have uncertain punctuation or spacing so that you
• uncomment
• is in the AUSNZ.txt file. You can uncomment the multi-country list if you comm
• unconditional
• (SPAM) + P(Msg|HAM)*P(HAM)). The unconditional probability of a query message b
• uncreative
• re often a bit too constrained and uncreative; and 4th-order models are so const
• undefine
• e with a webpage. a few website has undefine number of RSS feeds. ex: this forum
• undergrad
• Submission Background I'm an undergrad at a neuroscience lab, we study co
• undergraduate
• ended. LSU, where I performed my undergraduate studies, was ranked first, and T
• underground
• d, and I belong to several online underground music communities. I place the ke
• understandable
• PeterUdacity ♦♦: Its totally understandable that you don't want to repeat sa
• � Understandability- A method is understandable if someone other than the creato
• a compression algorithm that is understandable in a direct human to human inter
• understands
• y aim was to write a program that understands articles and is able to summarize
• understood
• her hand, i am not quite sure if i understood this correctly (since english is n
• ribution and nothing else? I never understood that. I love open source because I
• it's dynamics. Well, when a first understood the logic of the PageRank algorith
• etter word will appear. I hope you understood my idea. (01 Apr,
• unfair
• live on the web. That's a massively unfair advantage to those who have knowledg
• who are under 18 and this is totally unfair for them :(. I had planned my idea a
• unfortunately
• vide a letter of invitation, but unfortunately have no control over whether or
• ed to build a search engine, but unfortunately search is dead. It died with Dr.
• to represent my ideas. Not all, unfortunately I had no much time. What's the u
• d the engine with some sites but unfortunately not as much as it's needed and I
• rilling and inspiring class, but unfortunately I could not make use of any of t
• eed! But I know some people who, unfortunately, are... :( Thank you!
• uniform
• comprise a single-theme essay in a uniform prose style. 5) HTMLcode , an optio
• unintelligible
• or a wrong answer, and -1 for an unintelligible answer. This reflects the idea t
• uniq
• ences as definitions , e.g., assuming unique factorisation into primes. The code
• the duplicates using the Unix utility uniq. The total number of words is now 109
• unique
• doubt that anything we've shared is unique enough to qualify for protection. Ev
• OAA weather website to determine the unique # NOAA state/county code. The progra
• ***************** # Procedure to get unique NOAA code for a particular # state a
• ation # # pass:page - containing the unique state/county # codes # state - the s
• want the alert # # return:co_code - unique NOAA code for the state/county combi
• web page source code containing the unique # state/county codes # # return:new_
• h word 2. Get the "distance" of each unique word to a word of my choosing (I cho
• text 4. Decide of a way to plot each unique word as a function of its distance t
• different parts, each with it's own unique functionality and inner working. For
• ng. Vocabulary size is the number of unique keywords across all categories train
• DocSearch provides mobile users with unique time-saving opportunity giving them
• earch engine is a public page with a unique URL (e.g. domain.com/SearchEngineTit
• nces as definitions , e.g., assuming unique factorisation into primes. The code
• built this little app. It is neither unique or complicated. But it is a perfect
• a dictionary: foodIndex keyed on the unique NDB number I created a nutrientIndex
• units
• t so far. Keep track of costs create units of measurements to make it more clea
• ty site has an accordion view of the units belonging to a course and the "nugge
• and the "nuggets" within each of the units. These items represent a fixed set o
• univeristy
• ==IDEA== There are many different univeristy rankings out there. So a student,
• universe
• day more than god had to create the universe. So give it a shot. Maybe try to ad
• universities
• to museums, libraries, hospitals, universities, etc. It's 99% PR, 1% creativity.
• ankings were bookended by the two universities I have attended. LSU, where I per
• wishing to get an overview of the universities, have to check many different sit
• . Ratings use different names for universities, so the program compares them in
• n get the ratings for one or more universities, and also calculate a new rating,
• university
• s this amazing opportunity to take university level CS courses for absolutely fr
• m the fact that I have to go to my university by bus sometimes and go back home
• I fail at the exam I would lose my university place and have to wait another yea
• nked first, and Tulane, my current university, was ranked last. Comparing my ran
• unix
• rface more user-friendly, i used some unix commands, such as "clear". If you try
• unknown
• What if the shift value is unknown? Can you decrypt it?
• unlucky
• itions. Millions of people are born unlucky. They wake up in the morning, spill
• destiny? If you are destined to be unlucky then it is your right to stay unluc
• lucky then it is your right to stay unlucky! How dare they fiddle with your lif
• today, we are proudly releasing the unlucky hashtag . You're lucky you're unluc
• lucky hashtag . You're lucky you're unlucky. The unlucky hashtag too is special
• . You're lucky you're unlucky. The unlucky hashtag too is special like the ted
• r hashtags. Here's a combination of unlucky and altavista hashtags: or unlucky
• unlucky and altavista hashtags: or unlucky , ted , and palindrome hashtags: Ma
• unnecessary
• (not polling too often and adding unnecessary load to # their servers) with get
• the code sane and not to include unnecessary clutter. The main part was sortin
• unobtrusive
• t) I had to come up with a fairly unobtrusive antenna. And I didn't want to spe
• unpack
• f content on a given topic and then "unpack" it into the Schema.. it's a classif
• unpleasant
• iveness than to ask permission. An unpleasant point of view, I know. Vote me dow
• unpredictable
• d expect) but due to the highly, unpredictable nature of webpages and html docu
• e with dynamic IP addresses, the unpredictable nature of IP reassignment etc.),
• elements are somewhat random and unpredictable. By masking these dynamic elemen
• unscientifically
• bers especially Pi and somewhat unscientifically continue to believe that it mig
• unsent
• ckly analyze a log file for sent and unsent SMSs. I've used this tool to discove
• unsubscribe
• or me (another option would be to unsubscribe to many feeds, but in this case t
• unsuccessful
• age that you see if the result is unsuccessful advanced_results.html advanced_no
• untill
• t to bet that the jury won't make it untill the 15th of May ;-) I can already im
• unusual
• Having learned to consider all the unusual boundary situations, such as empty
• unwoo
• econd life on second head; They live unwoo'd, and unrespected fade; And by a pa
• unwrap
• y and eat E-ray vision allows you to unwrap the mystery of food additives in a m
• unzip
• m/hobsonlane/bitcrawl/zipball/master unzip master cd hobsonlane-bitcrawl-*/ bit
• e a posix command-line with wget and unzip installed, then... Browse https://gi
• upload
• 0 can we upload powerpiont for a better presentation
• O. of different word in one url) 2.I upload my code to github,the Repo name is:
• K, i have no idea if the images will upload from my facebook account so in case
• I have a youtube video which I will upload later - youtube isn't cooperating at
• : main.c - source code, main.hex -- upload to pic12675 2.- Software: ScreenShot
• n the class (who use the program) to upload their essays to DropBox and share th
• upper
• '**WX alerts** for State: ' + state.upper() + ' and County: ' + county + ' is
• m ranking algorithm The link will be upper in the result page if the link has b
• uppercase
• m. Because words are sometimes all uppercase or begin with uppercase, all the w
• etimes all uppercase or begin with uppercase, all the words have been made lowe
• upset
• record, was ranked fourth due to its upset of Oklahoma State (which was their o
• urank
• ement) OR histogram OR (duck AND go) urank "page rank" "graph slam" You can als
• faults to 'http://udacity.com/cs101x/urank/index.html' and is precached you may
• urllib
• a huge performance cost. Instead of urllib, for reading the page source i used
• ticle in as the query. But since the urllib doesn't work from within the Udacity
• aking it work on the real web (using urllib) Limiting the search to one domain/f
• tphones. We used different libraries urllib2, urllib, httplib, json, webapp2, an
• We used different libraries urllib2, urllib, httplib, json, webapp2, and other l
• ing stuff! ############ JobTwit uses urllib and json to intelligently run querie
• standard library module, like str or urllib . The search box also accepts comman
• r parameters. I knew I had to import urllib, we've used that before with the cra
• - First the libraries are imported - urllib, datetime, smtplib, string (this one
• web content if available, else uses urllib function. the gathering of relevant
• urlopen
• e(url): try: fileHandleEP = urllib2.urlopen(url) page = fileHandleEP.read() fil
• usability
• cation is created on the idea of reusability of things. The three different com
• ere are other objectives as: • Reusability of things- To reuse the things whi
• application so its portability and usability depends upon the client connected
• usable
• ODUCE students that can develop nice usable products . As long as you create som
• at the end of the day, you have your usable product... I hope we'll bring the Gi
• ations and digesting the data into a usable form I hope to contribute to make sc
• de at present is that it is not very usable without a smooth graphical interface
• ternals will still leave it short of usable. I am looking forward to my web appl
• need to go through and reconstruct a usable url for links we think are questions
• p) that actually write the .dot file usable by Graphviz. Examples The "web" we u
• usage
• prompt, $ ./feedinformant.py --help usage: feedinformant.py [-h] [-l] [-d DIST
• oking the -h switch: $ ./crawl.py -h usage: crawl.py [-h] [-d DEPTH] [-i index
• an see the video for more Video with usage example: http://www.youtube.com/watc
• er) UI Optimised performance, memory usage, etc...... Code http://pastebin.com/
• either one of those cases. One other usage could be to give better compression
• for one or more terms Usage details: usage: websearch.py [-h] [-r READ_INDEX] [
• useful
• other word. Why a proximity score is useful This kind of analysis is relevant fo
• ation like the author's profile in a useful way. This causes a partitioning of r
• aph plus the ranks is and incredibly useful source of data that can fuel many di
• usefull
• to use this knowledge for something usefull. Participants: Milana Spanovic, mil
• actice, and Emergency. -Information usefull for any healthcare professional in
• used in CS101 to rank pages is not usefull in the case of MedicWorkPedia. We d
• usefulness
• who are in need. This enhances the usefulness of things. The requirements of the
• useragent
• lowed and disallowed urls for each useragent, along with sitemap and crawl dela
• userbase
• xes there. We found that the Indian userbase on Udacity is high (check here and
• username
• letter groupings in my analysis. My username is: erichmatt on the main Udacity p
• , email: patrickbardinparker@gmail, username: paddikins. Acknowledgment : Thank
• ustrikufactus
• s case insensitive. When you run ustrikufactus.py, it will show you how use it.
• some stuff. Link to code Code of ustrikufactus searcher I used Beautiful Soup t
• utalises
• ailid a href tags being ignored, it utalises a modified crawl_web function from
• utensils
• urniture, money, books, stationery, utensils, etc. They can donate to any NGO wh
• utility
• the FeedInformant is a command line utility that can be launch form the python
• sion: This is an indexer and lookup utility for the plays of Shakespeare. This
• moved the duplicates using the Unix utility uniq. The total number of words is
• utilize
• figure out how they work, or how to utilize them. This class helped me understa
• utils
• p or enable/disbale redshift program utils.py useful functions, and classes: De



• vague
• ately, because of the still somewhat vague, discrete nature of this data collec
• vaguely
• sion in the world (or honestly even vaguely exciting), and I've totally blown s
• vailid
• alformed on real web pages, and many vailid a href tags being ignored, it utalis
• valid
• en when the program is run with an invalid input for STATE. Udacity is not one
• creen shot of abnormal operation - invalid input for state (not a state in the
• print 'web page read from url but no valid feeds on this page' return new_alert
• he index for its category. The cross-validation routine calls the likelihood fu
• ) problems. Not all sites have nice (valid) html. Very few do, and it would cra
• cked by functions to assure they are valid and to make them all in one format ,
• stackoverflow", and you still get a valid answer. But what if we shift the per
• ository.) I assume that bitbucket is valid too, so here is a link to TLAS code
• to check how many of this words are valid in English (there may be cases like
• be cases like aaaaaa which is not a valid English word) so we also need to hav
• rmutations of the word and for those valid we make some queries in the page htt
• he required inputs, the outputs are: valid_permutation_of_the_letters [english
• er your native language: spanish The valid permutations are: ['airplane'] airpl
• valuable
• e software product itself is not so valuable (as a search engine). But it's a gr
• ot useful to some people but can be valuable to others. • Connectivity between
• index sites, and they added nothing valuable to the returned results. Stemming i
• he idea could prove interesting and valuable if well-executed. I welcome any tho
• ng a team with one loss is twice as valuable as beating a team with two losses (
• eam with two losses (and n times as valuable as a team with n losses). This was
• values
• eir use). nlags may take non-integer values, in which case a weighted mixture of
• should look at the code to see what values you should use. The data from the in
• mensions for which the corresponding values are zero. Consequently, the program
• LOOCV) is used to determine the best values of the smoothing parameters for esti
• ntaining 3 words, the best smoothing values are k=1 for keywords and k=3 for cat
• ssage, using the specified smoothing values. It uses Bayes' Rule: P(SPAM|Msg) =
• sions of times, quantities, monetary values, percentages, etc. This implements a
• remely simple algorithm to calculate values based on page views and return a hex
• ]}. The reason to keep track of both values is to fit an easy way to calculate t
• l scan more Twitter results. Allowed values are 1-15. I sincerely hope this tool
• an differentiate between the various values. To view the ranks of each title, go
• )” The output of results with rank values has been set to default so as to eas
• tput: Output looks like this: **With values: [['Twinkle_Twinkle_Little_star', -2
• al_March_Simplified', -1]] **Without values: ['Twinkle_Twinkle_Little_star', 'Ma
• shing to run my code can alter these values namely the parameter passed to the s
• ar is a procedure for extracting int values from roman numerals in the text (thi
• each nutrient in the foodIndex. It's values store the RDI values for each countr
• foodIndex. It's values store the RDI values for each country. The RDI values are
• RDI values for each country. The RDI values are based on age, gender, weight. I
• and get_next_target to extract the 5 values into a list. Then I had to write a n
• ing the 'criteria' variable to 'some values' it defaults to 'Add Recipe' Note: s
• vanilla
• Very few do, and it would crash the vanilla version from class. To overcome iss
• variables
• e new # alert list, or any program variables. # # 3) Requests to connect to the
• l statements, string manipulation, variables, functions, etc. The resulting dat
• ing. Dump the ranking and indexing variables into the hard disk. I choose to du
• earch.py Load ranking and indexing variables from hard disk. Search the words o
• I just used some of the ideas like variables, strings, lists and a few more whi
• slightly incorrect) and max_pages variables, as been tought in one of the home
• omplicated. Including other search variables such as time and key signatures wo
• d in the application. MKDroid uses variables, expressions, control statements,
• hese markers, I put them in config variables at the top of the script for easy
• ore on them later. After that some variables are set - now to feed date to set
• To better handle the date and time variables I created procedure set_vars which
• led by default and there are three variables defined with the results: index ,
• ine 366 in the code You will see 6 variables that start with " switch_ " Turn t
• variety
• resources. Templates can come in a variety of formats, but most view templates
• mproving search results, by using a variety of schemes to weight terms and page
• to each other in the webpage. use a variety of delimiters to break the webpage
• various
• deport that to external tools with various functionalities. Markacious is the
• index in with few institution with various pasts. If you want to test it, you
• hes the articles available from the various RSS sources (XML files) and extract
• I wrote the code that computes the various distances (Manhattan, Euclid, cosin
• to compute the similarity among the various documents. This is why I have coded
• ffers people great chances learning various interesting things other than schoo
• ase containing the main melodies of various songs. Database consists of: 'Twink
• at we can differentiate between the various values. To view the ranks of each t
• on the site. This benefits them in various ways, but can also benefit the user
• r ranking algorithm and caching and various optimizations which were applied to
• t a proof link means. The code does various kinds of analysis of the links (aft
• abPf6f The cs101 web crawler is fed various seed pages on stack overflow.com wh
• orecast Database) where they supply various forecast info in XML format real ni
• web pages, parsing out text and the various goings on with Python. Thus, I subm
• where I have in the past scheduled various batch files to do things. Making it
• vary
• ng token in the output text. This may vary from 0.0 (fully random, matching word
• vectors
• it can be used to represents sparse vectors and matrices (i.e. a compact repres
• s (i.e. a compact representation of vectors and matrices for which many entries
• advantage of this by unpacking the vectors on the fly, only if a dense represe
• at depends on the angle between two vectors), the Pearson distance (a statistic
• vegetables
• d and we will grow truly delicious vegetables and play bocci My brain likes thes
• vehicle
• plane'] airplane ['a powered flying vehicle with fixed wings and a weight great
• verbal
• l you guys out there who are not so "verbal" about things. You know, this little
• verbs
• ns and the -s, -ed and -ing forms of verbs. Thus the number of lexical stems re
• verify
• the program # will alert the user to verify the state and county codes and # wil
• b page http://alerts.weather.gov/ to verify state' print ' and county input para
• # towards the bottom of the page to verify which States # and Counties are avai
• nt have been cleaned by mangling and verifying ./.. paths. the single keyword ha
• ept sockets, up to 'max_hits' limit. verify GET/POST request parse http headers
• verse
• g of words) # #3 - number of desired verses (must be greater or equal to number
• gets proper treatment in at least a verse of its own) Pondering .. about verse
• verse of its own) Pondering .. about verse 1 .. about verse 2 .. about verse 3
• Pondering .. about verse 1 .. about verse 2 .. about verse 3 .. about verse 4
• ut verse 1 .. about verse 2 .. about verse 3 .. about verse 4 .. done! A FOOD T
• ut verse 2 .. about verse 3 .. about verse 4 .. done! A FOOD To live a second l
• heaven earth", 5) Pondering .. about verse 1 .. about verse 2 .. about verse 3
• Pondering .. about verse 1 .. about verse 2 .. about verse 3 .. about verse 4
• ut verse 1 .. about verse 2 .. about verse 3 .. about verse 4 .. about verse 5
• ut verse 2 .. about verse 3 .. about verse 4 .. about verse 5 .. done! A PLAYER
• ut verse 3 .. about verse 4 .. about verse 5 .. done! A PLAYER I think good tho
• Search of Specific adverse Effect due to a Specific Drug - Sear
• . http://touchphase.com/touchPhase/Adversea/Adversea.php example inputs: side e
• touchphase.com/touchPhase/Adversea/Adversea.php example inputs: side effect: di
• tp://www.touchPhase.com/touchPhase/Adversea/adversea.py link answered yesterd
• touchPhase.com/touchPhase/Adversea/adversea.py link answered yesterday Narra
• verses
• g of words) # #3 - number of desired verses (must be greater or equal to number
• versions
• ould I be better off submitting two versions, one with the demo and one just the
• ctionalities are planned for future versions. Other people from the CS101 course
• t can be simply corrected in future versions of the application). Enter search q
• vertical
• went with a telescoping fiberglass vertical (again for those in the know, it's
• rz.com. I also use a ground-mounted vertical (the Zero-Five) with pretty good re
• veru
• y 5. Make links from each word to the veru next word that is link to in the real
• viable
• your code.. This could actually be a viable app someday if done properly.. with
• site milestone. Apache was the first viable alternative to the Netscape Communic
• victory
• too much emphasis on one particular victory. Therefore, I altered the compute_r
• ation of the game and the margin of victory. I look forward to the upcoming foo
• video
• er presentation instead of images or video? link answered 31 Mar, 07:46 Adnan
• I have a youtube video which I will upload later - youtube
• gram that sent SMSs. You can see the video for more Video with usage example: h
• it looks like ? This is a small demo video on Youtube which shows how you can g
• News Reader repository Youtube demo video Why not just import RSS feeds ? Almo
• How the Program works : I've made a video ( no voice , sorry for that ) . It j
• saturday , I don't know if the plain video like this will be enough ) . http://
• , 14:31 Love the video :) (17 Apr, 23:42)
• of pages. (for a quick walk-through video of the main features of this applica
• ind finds your search query inside a video transcript, it will try to link insi
• ript, it will try to link inside the video to the moment the query occurs. If y
• was thinking of doing something with video, but I found the subtitles to be un-
• I wanted to build a 'composer' with videos. You type a phrase, the code breaks
• de breaks it up into words and finds video snippets of people (of celebrities,
• engines know this? If the presented videos show the way a search engine works,
• extended media links consisting of a video's YouTube ID, the video duration and
• sisting of a video's YouTube ID, the video duration and a set of time ranges ov
• add previous/next buttons under the video so that it's easier to continue watc
• easier to continue watching the next video in the series from the one selected?
• ge was designed to not only showcase video search but also the concept of exten
• s and a more advanced version of the video search engine would only display the
• n and a link to the original Udacity video content prior to the deadline. Thank
• tive Buying sites (more info. in the video and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gro
• 1 Just watched your video, loved it! Its really neat that just
• http://feeds.feedburner.com/tedtalks_video and extracts all the links, descript
• videos
• y file types and categories (images, videos, maps, etc.), search by location, im
• e is more likely to be interested in videos that his friends like, rather than v
• s that his friends like, rather than videos that strangers like. Similarly, a pe
• Friendly Search searches YouTube for videos related to a given search phrase, an
• I wanted to build a 'composer' with videos. You type a phrase, the code breaks
• engines know this? If the presented videos show the way a search engine works,
• viewer
• tential movies, the program uses the viewer's top pick of movies, combining them
• s to develop a movie ranking for the viewers. Any number of viewers can be accom
• nking for the viewers. Any number of viewers can be accommodated. This program u
• viewers
• to develop a movie ranking for the viewers. Any number of viewers can be accom
• king for the viewers. Any number of viewers can be accommodated. This program u
• views
• y - most of the code is in this file views.py - also has some code, is like an
• s.py - matches urls to corresponding views in views.py The following files are
• tches urls to corresponding views in views.py The following files are html temp
• lly construct some of the models and views needed for a basic website. Also inc
• ate XML, JSON, PDFs, mobile-specific views, and more. Controllers manipulate mo
• hm to calculate values based on page views and return a hexadecimal color (vary
• descending order because one of the views I had was odd in this respect : mayb
• vigilant
• concerns, and those who are already vigilant, while still providing the overall
• vigte
• n the code link answered yesterday vigte 26 1 edited yesterday
• vintage
• 7 minutes on my Dell inspiron 2006 vintage centrino 1.86Ghz processor with 1 G
• vipuldivyanshu
• Divyanshu UDACITY User name === vipuldivyanshu UDACITY ID == vipuldivyanshu6.11
• === vipuldivyanshu UDACITY ID == vipuldivyanshu6.11@gmail.com THANK YOU VIPUL DI
• virtual
• education. You can teach through a virtual classroom. CONTRIBUTE FOR A CAUSE i
• as been ported to the Java and .NET virtual machines. Python is free to use, ev
• for that category, plus the k_keys virtual occurrences from Laplace smoothing.
• ategory, plus the vocab_size*k_keys virtual opportunities added by Laplace smoo
• virtually
• rovided me with a tool that offers virtually all information stored on the WWW-
• virtue
• hang on people's walls. By the very virtue of my being born in Canada, all my w
• visa
• US. It will be up to you to obtain a visa to be able to legally travel to the U
• ld you support the winner getting the visa i mean by providing a document which
• er or not the government will grant a visa. (31 Mar, 17:31) Ud
• vision
• SUBMISSION E-ray vision get the inside of what you buy and e
• inside of what you buy and eat E-ray vision allows you to unwrap the mystery of
• u may also be interested in my E-ray vision: http://www.udacity-forums.com/cs101
• visionary
• It died with Dr. Tony Kent. A true visionary, a true genius. Google is hoping M
• visit
• love to meet some of y'all up there, visit Google, Stanford, etc., etc.) But ye
• eaning. The game changes, though, if visiting Palo Alto means I can spend an ho
• m, participate in their exhibitions, visit their places, exploit business oppor
• re information about Alexa rankings, visit alexa.com. You can use alexa rank fo
• ble from http://thesun.co.uk . 3 You visit Udacity's website and to check wheth
• ng on that channel. For more outputs visit: Google Docs IMPLEMENTING DATE AND T
• y list of to-dos to create a way for visitors to the member gallery page to sea
• visitors
• ite. It is a fun way to let my site visitors to leave messages or reminders for
• list of to-dos to create a way for visitors to the member gallery page to searc
• visits
• g. You're welcome. Note: The program visits http://feeds.feedburner.com/tedtalks
• visualisation
• s of Urank. The following is the visualisation of 204 Wordpress blogs graph. ht
• visualize
• s still to solve: The circles that visualize the words are not plotted on top o
• ished to be able to manipulate and visualize pages and links in a more systemat
• visually
• ult our data for an specific value, visually scanning the data table, which is l
• vkurup
• l Hospital." Code https://github.com/vkurup/zeroclickinfo-fathead/tree/master/ho
• _compare License CC-BY-SA Created by vkurup Thanks for your consideration! lin
• ation! link answered 18 Apr, 11:45 vkurup 26 1
• voice
• ch as optical character recognition, voice recognition, handwriting recognition
• ogram works : I've made a video ( no voice , sorry for that ) . It just takes y
• voices
• n't differentiate between different "voices" or instruments. But I could see thi
• void
• functions(no UART Module in p12f675): void baud(unsigned char baudrate) -- Fixed
• ed char baudrate) -- Fixed to 9600bps void recv_suart() --Rx void send_suart() -
• xed to 9600bps void recv_suart() --Rx void send_suart() --Tx ADC functions: void
• void send_suart() --Tx ADC functions: void on_adc() -- Turn on the ADC module vo
• id on_adc() -- Turn on the ADC module void off_adc() -- Turn off the ADC module
• off_adc() -- Turn off the ADC module void read_adc() -- Read ADC Others: void I
• e void read_adc() -- Read ADC Others: void Identify() Send the Identification th
• ytes read ADC Channel Selection Codes void InitPIC() Config of PIC12F675 void ma
• es void InitPIC() Config of PIC12F675 void main() Wait for a query from computer
• on the forum that some students were void of ideas while others had problems ge
• vuelvo
• omparo estos archivos con filecmp 5) vuelvo y elimino los grupos con un solo ele
• vulnerable
• ponential time , impractical , and vulnerable . Search like you used to. On the
• ag . Feel the thrill of exploiting vulnerable algorithms yesterday, today! Note:



• waaaaaaay
• ome of you are taking this contest waaaaaaay too seriously! The POINT of this c
• wager
• e who know python well! Likewise I'd wager that the team will consist of those
• wake
• ions of people are born unlucky. They wake up in the morning, spill orange juice
• walks
• rth they were, When some good spirit walks upon the earth, My sinful earth thes
• walkthrough
• ateo/si/condmat.graph.dat A brief walkthrough: http://www.ecm.ub.es/famn/share/
• walkthru
• e submission, but I'll make a basic walkthru of the code for anyone who is inter
• wall
• ing thingy The original crawler hit a wall when it stumbled upon a website where
• walls
• he ones I make that hang on people's walls. By the very virtue of my being born
• wander
• r', 1] ['fonder', 1] ['ponder', 1] ['wander', 1] ===============================
• warn
• which search engines and browsers can warn against however there are sites which
• warnings
• rocedure to get any active watches, warnings or advisories # for a paticular sta
• 3] == 'There are no active watches, warnings or advisories': print 'There are no
• print 'There are no active watches, warnings or advisories for State=',state,' a
• State.php?state= '+state+' prodtype=warnings') except smtplib.socket.error: prin
• State.php?state= '+state+' prodtype=warnings' new_alert_list = [] server.quit()
• wasn
• deadline are still being accepted. I wasn't happy that my solution was quite re
• engine. We were told about Google. It wasn't Google's search engine that was gen
• Thanks, @ben -parks, I wasn't aware it was a non-commercial licen
• have mentioned a term in passing, but wasn't really about that topic. So the ide
• ven though I had the same features, I wasn't so successful, so I stopped playing
• f a search prediction add-on, which I wasn’t planning on making my entry. But
• like it even more if the site itself wasn't included there in the first place).
• my program to know what was and what wasn't code on a page. conveniently enough
• ds to generate the html page once, it wasn't too much of an issue for my purpose
• s in the thick of the Unit 6 HW which wasn't going all that well for me (turns o
• wasn’t
• a search prediction add-on, which I wasn’t planning on making my entry. But ev
• waste
• re comfortable with. I don't need to waste 15 minutes to mentally filter the in
• lly I would look at my parts bin and waste hours searching the web for cool pro
• er log of differences. So, now never waste time surfing the web to check if the
• wastes
• . Give my love fame faster than Time wastes life, So then thou hast but lost the
• watch
• ****** # Procedure to get any active watches, warnings or advisories # for a pa
• le_pos + 63] == 'There are no active watches, warnings or advisories': print 'T
• isories': print 'There are no active watches, warnings or advisories for State=
• that it is now available for them to watch. They can also bookmark and share co
• solution to the question of what to watch. Using heuristics to build a list of
• ce on that page. Spion will not only watch a single web page but also a website
• d everyone of them to find a show to watch? Ever wanted to find out when your f
• ch a global programming event. Happy watching!! link answered 2 days ago Shas
• watches
• ***** # Procedure to get any active watches, warnings or advisories # for a pat
• e_pos + 63] == 'There are no active watches, warnings or advisories': print 'Th
• sories': print 'There are no active watches, warnings or advisories for State='
• wave
• I would like to do is add a graph of wave height over time. Additionally it wou
• wdcorrect
• distance. Spell Correction File: 'wdcorrect.py' Test the spell correction impl
• weak
• big problem is that “German” is a weak point of mine(even if it is my mother
• weakness
• de and more powerful code. The main weakness of the code at present is that it i
• weapon
• ======= Query= ['most', 'pawerful', 'weapons'] ,tolerance= 2 Query Correction= [
• ry Correction= ['most', 'powerful', 'weapon'] ['http://www.udacity.com/cs101x/fi
• weapons
• ====== Query= ['most', 'pawerful', 'weapons'] ,tolerance= 2 Query Correction= [
• weasel
• algorithm. This is triggered by the weasel hashtag . Note: I got this idea from
• webapp
• ecmendenhall 1 the webapp looks BEAUTIFUL!!!! However, going t
• webcraweler
• for search multiple words File: "webcraweler.py" Modified from Final Exam 7.3
• webcrawler
• o client loop... To initialise the webcrawler: you may set the 'seed_url' variab
• webdriver
• he page source i used the selenium webdriver module which returns the DOM after
• webfactional
• Check it out: http://gcmartinelli.webfactional.com If you'd like to see my submi
• webform
• you can enter some parameters in a webform, lots of parameters, click submit a
• weblinks
• region of the webpage, hence their weblinks will also be concentrated in the sa
• webpages
• the highly, unpredictable nature of webpages and html documents, and to the unav
• in mail, image and music tags. The webpages visited are memoized to avoid multi
• ccording to dates and generates two webpages: The first contains last "#"news (#
• e news from today The layout of the webpages is actually a simple list of news s
• a footer used to generate the HTML webpages, CSS file for specifying the layout
• ndard python scripts. The generated webpages look like this : The highlighted ne
• o compile all the news and generate webpages. Open the webpages in a web browser
• ews and generate webpages. Open the webpages in a web browser of your liking. re
• put advertising inside. Parsing the webpages is a much better, faster, cleaner a
• y out, but crawling through all the webpages Google (or my own search engine :-)
• okup. I have let it crawl over four webpages about weather prediction (copied wi
• e as in class, only that instead of webpages we have scientists, and instead of
• ou can use alexa rank for computing webpages ranks. Better Get All Links: Return
• ) for passing HTTP Post requests to webpages and retriving them, json_decode() a
• SPION Spies on webpages or websites(specified in greasemonk
• ith the user specifying the list of webpages who have paid us for showing the ad
• ng. Right now I have a cache of the webpages and read from there. I have to ask
• g started to be pointed out by many webpages (all these pages within the area of
• requency of the given string in the webpages (which depends on the content of th
• g he needs to change is the way the webpages are processed. All the lookup strat
• webrick
• erating system (Ubuntu 10.x or 11), webrick server. And server side environment
• webs
• r # alert section of the NOAA weather website to determine the unique # NOAA sta
• lt. This reduces the load on the NOAA website # in accordance with being a good
• bout the same frequency that the NOAA website updates its pages # in an attempt
• ould test my code (what worked on one website, returned errors on other websites
• one website, returned errors on other websites and so on). With this setback, I
• included for the general users of the website. Any user on internet can surf for
• the users who have registered on the website. The registered users can contribu
• to any NGO who have registered on the website and are certified in their neighbo
• he list of things entertained by this website, list of registered NGOs, list of
• red NGOs, list of contributors on the website. If NGO wants to register into the
• te. If NGO wants to register into the website then it can do. If any NGO does no
• onations given by the donators on the website. They can have donations on the ba
• - To connect as more as people to the website. • Make self-dependent- To stand
• set by the instructions given on the website www.rubyonrails.org. • Informati
• is being provided by the user of the website. Here output of the service or pro
• e can design all the web pages in the website and the business logic. 4.) Coding
• e models and views needed for a basic website. Also included are WEBrick, a simp
• ll the feature required to deploy the website like support for framework for ROR
• r software to surpass the 100 million website milestone. Apache was the first vi
• s can view the list of friends on the website (contributors, NGOs, etc.), can me
• ged by using a courier service on the website which can transport the things on
• tes of India can be included and this website can be popular worldwide in future
• found at: http://contributeforacause.webs.com/design-and-code The web applicati
• g live at: http://contributeforacause.webs.com Submitted By: Swati Gupta swatigu
• indexes online Irish TV content. From websites such as tv3.ie and uk site (as th
• websearch
• r more terms Usage details: usage: websearch.py [-h] [-r READ_INDEX] [-c [CRAWL
• webserver
• simple optional web interface. The webserver was added last after the search re
• tored into the results. an inbuilt webserver, that performs only a small subset
• orms only a small subset of a full webserver. accept sockets, up to 'max_hits'
• the second mode is via an inbuilt webserver which can be configured at the top
• Note: set 'port' to = 0 to disable webserver mode and setting the 'host' variab
• infinite it defaults to 20 In the webserver mode you can use your browser for
• ank weight proximity If running in webserver mode, the browser can be directed
• webservices
• it actually possible to use other webservices within the projects? So can we fo
• websites
• e website, returned errors on other websites and so on). With this setback, I ha
• dexes online Irish TV content. From websites such as tv3.ie and uk site (as they
• and game development most of these websites are related. The problem is not all
• .. without having to browse through websites. This could be done by an adaptatio
• You can search at all your favorite websites at the same time. If you don't like
• thm can be useful in crawling dense websites with lot of links like - http://in.
• rding It helps in crawling multiple websites belonging to different domains or c
• ssential feature for crawling dense websites and separation of search into categ
• SPION Spies on webpages or websites(specified in greasemonkey like wild
• ation after being tired of checking websites for some promised/expected content
• privacy issues on the internet, big websites and corporations are, in contrast t
• ata. It’s no secret that most big websites log your IP and activity on the sit
• particular format for other people websites. when searching for the url names w
• k permission of the owners of those websites before I go live with this new func
• ge Idea Instead of keeping track of websites in the internet I thought it would
• been up to. For the Contest : crawl websites services (REST) to extract numbers
• gPot searches selected DIY/Tutorial websites (in this version only Make: Project
• is the "gastromias" website, and my websites are the recipe descriptions. My rec
• ke output. It works best for static websites, mainly online HTML ebooks, online
• week
• hich were supposed to be offered this week. Without postal addresses i guess ema
• got tied up with work over the whole week. Ended up taking an off on Friday to
• going to start from scratch over the weekend. Forum ID: DaveK Thanks for the cl
• comment. That made me quite busy this week. Coding, searching, learning, failing
• ise, and before I knew it I had spent weeks obsessing over what’s now a search
• ch engine that lives in a domain in a week, at least I couldn't, with the debugg
• want to buy food for example for one week you may want to buy all stuff that is
• much of it I am afraid I have a busy week ahead so there will be just little ch
• nd of) amount of packages(about 100 a week) and need to close out the case when
• ts and update the spreadsheet for the week. Solution: This script will take an e
• column I created this script about 2 weeks ago, using what I learned from this
• them. But, once in a while, I have a weekend off and I really feel like buildin
• iked to have and for the rest of this week I will be visiting my family, which m
• ly really have 10m on HF so I try for weekend afternoons if it's not too windy.
• work on them at least in the next 3-4 weeks (I'm getting married in less than 14
• skill/aspect which i learnt in this 7 week class and I have tried to apply what
• weekend
• oing to start from scratch over the weekend. Forum ID: DaveK Thanks for the cla
• 01 content, and being prepared in a weekend.) Other possible uses of word proxi
• hem. But, once in a while, I have a weekend off and I really feel like building
• really have 10m on HF so I try for weekend afternoons if it's not too windy. (
• weeks
• 'll see my code execute something. 6 weeks ago most of of didn't even know abou
• Language: python 2.7 Until about 10 weeks ago I have never writen a single lin
• his is a proof of concept, and many tweeks are still needed, especially to effi
• ng a pretty format (eg. Yesterday, 2 weeks ago, 35 minutes ago) If the news sit
• someone did something like that some weeks before starting CS101. Thanks Dave,
• Example: 'Udacity+hexamester'='seven weeks of challenge and fun' The following
• se, and before I knew it I had spent weeks obsessing over what’s now a search
• ish, with just what we learnt in six weeks! GENERAL DESCRIPTION: The essential
• g all the code. This was about three weeks into the class, and I had all the to
• e looks like. I saved myself days or weeks of cutting and pasting, and got to s
• to all Udacians who made this past 7 weeks awesome. Team: John [iceberg_36@hotm
• l, which I read during the first few weeks of the course. The book features sci
• column I created this script about 2 weeks ago, using what I learned from this
• ork on them at least in the next 3-4 weeks (I'm getting married in less than 14
• weight
• ts, by using a variety of schemes to weight terms and pages. The paper can be fo
• ion, you don't want to give too much weight to pages that are popular (in terms
• . So the idea is to incorporate term-weighting within the ranking procedure. Her
• rs b a can be "tuned" to provide the weighting desired, and you end up with a we
• hting desired, and you end up with a weight of 0 if the frequency is either 0 (n
• ary to this: {keyword1: {url1: [term weight for keyword1 in url1, pos_1 in url1,
• 1, pos_2 in url2, etc.], url2: [term weight for keyword1 in url2, ]}, keyword2:
• hat keyword starts off with the term weight for that term on that page, and then
• ity_test So, to incorporate the page weighting into ranks, I adjusted the graph
• ze of excising terms to change their weight in the search. This shows the basic
• nk. The results of the search can be weighted at each level, possibly limiting t
• be possible with adjustments to the weighting algorithm at each stage of the se
• d be given the ability to adjust the weights themselves as the continue to refin
• RDI values are based on age, gender, weight. I verified my RDI results against t
• lying vehicle with fixed wings and a weight greater than that of the air it disp
• ds on the content of the webpage). A weighted average has been implemented but t
• ng search accuracy. the crawler adds weights and proximity information related t
• adding a proximity rating and a word weighting factor. the proximity rating is b
• st proximity to each other. the word weight factor is based on more prevalent wo
• t', 'as', 'the', ..] getting a lower weighting, so that the more obscure the wor
• ns are listed as follows: no sort by weight by proximity by weight proximity by
• s: no sort by weight by proximity by weight proximity by rank by rank weight by
• by weight proximity by rank by rank weight by rank proximity by rank weight pro
• ank weight by rank proximity by rank weight proximity If running in webserver mo
• weights
• be given the ability to adjust the weights themselves as the continue to refin
• g search accuracy. the crawler adds weights and proximity information related t
• weird
• ngst the top results. It wouldn't be weird when you're searching for "Tour Eiff
• welcome
• 2 Yes, non-US citizens are welcome, and we will cover travel costs fro
• er people from the CS101 course are welcome to suggests enhancements, make pull
• ng and valuable if well-executed. I welcome any thoughts you might have on the
• around with the code, you are most welcome ;) --- Udacity ID --- michael.grade
• the results to your liking. You're welcome. Note: The program visits http://fe
• wellfair
• etc.? link answered 02 Apr, 08:28 wellfair 1 I obviously c
• tension of a simple search engine. @wellfair it says you've been a member for 1
• cipate in the contest? I apologize @wellfair if I am mistaken, I hope that I am.
• r the course, so its possible that @wellfair has been in the course from the beg
• wendyn
• t. (16 Apr, 12:34) wendyn It sounds very inter
• weren
• ent. I'm not saying Sergei and Larry weren't smart, they obviously were. But th
• @Hillbilly is right; sets weren't covered. Would have been good with
• wether
• ************ # Procedure to send new wether alerts to a cell phone via the email
• wget
• a Posix/Linux or Cygwin environment: wget https://github.com/hobsonlane/bitcraw
• don't have a posix command-line with wget and unzip installed, then... Browse h
• whatever
• ay any project is fine, small, big, whatever. And you have it correct, just post
• mons licenses.. Here is my idea. Do whatever you want with it.. but if you take
• ng knowingly, egregiously, violated whatever principle was at stake. Alas, this
• winning bit, see how you can apply whatever we've learnt to SOLVE A REAL WORLD
• it's a great tool. It can research whatever you want. It helps do some research
• ng their society and contribute for whatever they can. There are other objective
• (like shown in next picture :) ) or whatever that help to reduce noise in measur
• whats
• using it very often just to find out whats on tv! We wanted to make something,
• ing tvnow.in with results powered by whatsonindia. We go through 7 days worth o
• h by channel name, and then find out whats currently airing on that channel. Fo
• whatsonindia
• tvnow.in with results powered by whatsonindia. We go through 7 days worth of pa
• what’s
• it I had spent weeks obsessing over what’s now a search query management syste
• k there is a big difference between what’s possible and what’s realistic, an
• rence between what’s possible and what’s realistic, and most of us should ha
• wheel
• bundled with nltk. Why reinvent the wheel? Limit the domains crawled. To stop
• whenever
• # to a SMS message to a cell phone whenever a new National Weather Service # al
• put". The func() function is called whenever the user enters input. If the user
• our contents. The crawler is kicked whenever user logs in. To update index, plea
• whereas
• of attaining to arts and sciences; whereas, by his contrivance, the most ignor
• whereby
• utilizing the Email to SMS Gateway whereby most cell phone # service providers
• eader? The NOAA NDFD has a facility whereby you can enter some parameters in a
• whilst
• one! A PLAYER I think good thoughts, whilst others write good words, But still n
• white
• essages by breaking up the string at white space # boundaries for readability w
• at longest permissible SMS length at white space test_split_pos = complete_SMS_
• crawl pages constrained by terms in white and black list. This, for example, c
• does not want. The user can provide white and black lists of entries that are
• ain domains or paths as specified in whitelist.txt. This is useful if you want
• not all sites are the same: some are white on black, some are black on whitish,
• ate tokenizes a content and query by white space. But for non-aphabets or non-n
• more than one equations seperated by white spaces. The function will return a l
• 2 + b x 1 + a*x 0 - a exp(b x) term-white space-algebraic sign-white space-ter
• b x) term-white space-algebraic sign-white space-term.... Udacious equations Th
• r removing more than one consecutive white space, truncate() for truncating a s
• whitelist
• n domains or paths as specified in whitelist.txt. This is useful if you want to
• whitish
• e white on black, some are black on whitish, some have a lot of flashy banners
• whoever
• of education. Second, I want to ask whoever reads this to try and imagine the t
• wich
• s in my code: 1 - A text parsing unit wich can return over 90% existing words an
• wide
• L database engine. SQLite is the most widely deployed SQL database engine in the
• future scope of this project is very wide. This application can embed many feat
• and this website can be popular worldwide in future. • Understandability- A m
• ny sort of pages in the massive world wide web. My objective in this " Page Cate
• self a recipe search engine. My world wide web is the "gastromias" website, and
• widely
• database engine. SQLite is the most widely deployed SQL database engine in the
• -cab distance), the very classic and widely known Euclidean distance (or L2-norm
• widget
• the list of Monitors, enable/disable widget and assigned channel ChannelsWidget.
• width
• n*num_teams (note, area rather then width). A bit of colouring in, and it prod
• wikipedia
• tomated search query to post it to wikipedia and use some of the resulting cont
• f what you are saying - go to some wikipedia page, grab the first paragraph and
• viders # can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_SMS_gateways # #
• roviders can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_SMS_gateways toad
• om/gwt1/EditCentral.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMOG http://en.wikipedia.
• .wikipedia.org/wiki/SMOG http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coleman%E2%80%93Liau_inde
• leman%E2%80%93Liau_index http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flesch%E2%80%93Kincaid_re
• ggy, Named Entity Extraction. From wikipedia on NEE: ...seeks to locate and cla
• No library library Ender's game - wikipedia (a famous sci-fi book) Ender Wigga
• provided by Wikipedia at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes .
• c. So I randomly skim through some wikipedia pages just to find out what aspect
• bout this program was to clean the wikipedia page and remove all the words that
• and so I found the Caesar Cipher ( wikipedia link ) which looked like something
• e info. in the video and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Group_buying ) --- Why is
• wild
• bsites(specified in greasemonkey like wildcards) based on user submitted pattern
• page but the base url of the site and wild card( e.g. http://thesun.co.uk/ *, 'L
• d is no longer on the webpage. (The * wildcard is not supported for this case be
• website or part of it specified by a wild card as in the above example submitti
• wildcard
• ites(specified in greasemonkey like wildcards) based on user submitted pattern a
• is no longer on the webpage. (The * wildcard is not supported for this case beca
• wildcards
• ld be extened to allow regexes and wildcards to be used. Thanks goes to Addle o
• tes(specified in greasemonkey like wildcards) based on user submitted pattern a
• willingness
• till it hurts', demonstrating the willingness to share one's fortunes with thos
• wind
• e and all... it doesn't handle higher winds all that well. They say it's good up
• They say it's good up to about 40mph winds but I don't want to test it that far
• what I do. Put it up when I know the wind is going to be ok and take it down if
• be ok and take it down if I know the wind is going to be too much for it. Initi
• send an automated email with a 12 hr wind forecast. I didn't find much that was
• d find. I did find a service that had wind forecast for the next couple of days
• e nothing but the next 12 hrs maximum wind gust speed forecast in mph. Hmm, how
• pass to get_page. Now to pull out the wind gust figures, for 12 hrs there are 5
• or weekend afternoons if it's not too windy. (upgrading is another thing I need
• window
• it up in a pop up or bookmarklet or window or copies it in the clipboard or ope
• uter graduate. You can offer to make window and web applications for these NGOs
• information. If you're chained to a windows/mac mouse, or don't have a posix co
• ch. I don't know how to put a search window on a website and have my python prog
• windows
• things of python on Ubuntu? I've no windows neither mac due to financial issues
• tically in the default browser in a windows based system. That's it ! Enjoy rea
• he same directory as the script) in windows format using these columns: name, a
• winds
• and all... it doesn't handle higher winds all that well. They say it's good up
• They say it's good up to about 40mph winds but I don't want to test it that far
• windy
• r weekend afternoons if it's not too windy. (upgrading is another thing I need
• wings
• 'a powered flying vehicle with fixed wings and a weight greater than that of th
• winkler
• dit Members: Me: Christian Winkler (winkler.chr -at- sbg.at) And my brother: St
• my brother: Stefan Winkler (stefan_winkler -at- sbg.at) link answered 2 days
• winners
• ill be very challenging to pick the winners. This post is just an informal desc
• ill be very challenging to pick the winners. This post is just an informal desc
• ill be very challenging to pick the winners. This post is just an informal desc
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• he dates you would be flying in the winners of the contest? so i can see if i w
• ule also, and if their are multiple winners for everyone else, so can't promise
• ill be very challenging to pick the winners. This post is just an informal desc
• ions. If it was my task to pick ten winners, or fifty even, I would wither in d
• be a big challenge to identify the winners, and I wish we could have an unlimi
• ill be very challenging to pick the winners. This post is just an informal desc
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• wire
• t tall tapered fiberglass tube with a wire in it. It works pretty well with my r
• wireless
• now part of Alcatel-Lucent, because wireless communications is the future. It's
• wires
• ts Source of 5 Volts Protoboar, PCB, wires (the ones that comes with UTP cable
• wisdom
• ources to be examples of “Udacious wisdom.”] ‘legalese’ is a paragraph t
• prose style -- or your own words of wisdom, of course. (9 hours
• wise
• different submissions; not just topic wise, but also how to compare submissions
• wisely
• s which are at most 12 and selecting wisely some of them (at most 8) to guess wh
• wish
• ly enough and missing the deadline. I wish everybody who entered their submissio
• can host your code in any manner you wish as long as we can access it.
• llenge to identify the winners, and I wish we could have an unlimited number...b
• gh Quality education for everyone. (I wish i could be the part of the team to ch
• y of these configuration files as you wish but they must contain only url or fil
• could be a tiring task. Sometimes you wished Google just gave you directly a lis
• lass without additional complexity. I wish Google had such a feature :) Code Rep
• enerated after crawling. If you don't wish to crawl, you can use these files, ot
• ree to use and modify the code as you wish (under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA
• sty rankings out there. So a student, wishing to get an overview of the universi
• igits of Pi painted. People or Judges wishing to run my code can alter these val
• able to save the patterns generated i wish to extend this idea to associate a to
• ngs by David were illustrative, but I wished to be able to manipulate and visual
• files, you might have a procedure you wish to use but not remember the exact ord
• y updates, Simply add the website you wish to monitor and relax, Whenever you ne
• wither
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• wonderfully
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• wonders
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• ] ['wondering', 0] ['wonders', 0] ['wonders,', 0] ['wonders.', 0] ['wonders:',
• 0] ['wonders', 0] ['wonders,', 0] ['wonders.', 0] ['wonders:', 0] ['wonders;',
• ] ['wonders,', 0] ['wonders.', 0] ['wonders:', 0] ['wonders;', 0] ['Wonder', 1]
• ] ['wonders.', 0] ['wonders:', 0] ['wonders;', 0] ['Wonder', 1] ['Yonder', 1] [
• wooden
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• wordpredict
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• wordsEn
• ned below were combined in the file wordsEn.txt. SIL International Linguistics
• words”
• developed a definition for “geek words” and a routine to remove these from
• workers
• ement (KM), problems that knowledge workers face every day. I should know, I'm
• workflow
• in the search. This shows the basic workflow. The student writes an essay, terms
• workings
• that aren't concerned with the core workings of the entry, like maybe uploading
• workplace
• or more ways such as age, school, workplace, hobbies, or interests. Because a
• workshop
• , I participated in an applied math workshop at North Carolina State University.
• worlds
• ine a way to mix the best of the two worlds, regular search technics and page ra
• worldwide
• ed and this website can be popular worldwide in future. • Understandability-
• world”
• example, for the document “hello world”, the proximity score for “world�
• orld”, the proximity score for “world” to the word “hello” abs(1 – 2
• am. You are the ones who change the world”! It was really awesome experience t
• worries
• seems fairly easy to do so I've no worries in this respect. Anyway, you seem e
• worse
• th something actually worthwhile, or worse, something "marketable"? What develo
• he greater you are as a painter, the worse it is in many ways.. the harder it i
• worst
• al(12 - desired_length + 1)], in the worst case it gives around 19958400 possib
• this took me a looot of time (in the worst case took like 20 minutes to solve t
• worthwhile
• ly come up with something actually worthwhile, or worse, something "marketable"?
• would
• ity ♦♦ For me it would be a CalTrain ticket if I win since
• 8 I live in Palo Alto, so I would win what? Lunch? :-)
• ryone has posted there submission it would become impossibe(Atleast for most of
• aruki @hittaruki : I would encourage everyone to mark their sub
• Germany -- on the condition that he would wear a space suit for the trip, to w
• gs in the submission? As an example, would it be legal to say "The Charles Darw
• So, if you use other languages, you would need to have a good story about why,
• ityDave @UdacityDave would you support the winner getting the v
• invitation for team members if they would like to go of course on their own
• 0 If I would build a Search Engine, do I have to
• ne, do I have to build a website? Or would it be enough "only" writing python c
• al, then a simple thought experiment would be to think outside the box of just
• as nothing to do with search, and it would be extremely relevant, since most of
• de for me if it's my submission? How would you know if @aneesh -dogra worked wi
• urse to begin with if you knew there would be a contest with a prize at the end
• running on the web for this, but it would be great if students combine into te
• wouldn
• end, and that people younger than 18 wouldn't be able to participate, then they
• th a prize at the end, but that they wouldn't be able to participate, i.e. "Clic
• Submission Wow, I thought I wouldn't make it... this debugging was kill
• they're amongst the top results. It wouldn't be weird when you're searching for
• as able to time my crawls so that it wouldn't alarm the site and block me! There
• and make connections that otherwise wouldn't be there (usually these stories wo
• dn't be there (usually these stories wouldn't end up in the same section of a ne
• wrinkle
• to pull back the XML document. One wrinkle was filling in the appropriate date
• wrinkles
• deals with how to handle unexpected wrinkles in how the original SAS code might
• writen
• ntil about 10 weeks ago I have never writen a single line of Python code and I d
• writer
• it is my mother tongue) The American writer “Mark Twain” wrote in his book �
• writers
• ures in nee_add_to_index when I had writers block at the last moment (my brain
• writter
• , we can infer the narrator, or the writter, has a good view about the country.
• wrong
• post it again, maybe something went wrong... Thanks! (11 Apr,
• an algorithm, but it always gets it wrong at some point.. Hence the need for h
• some code and unless I've got it all wrong you should be able to have something
• s online about Udacity. Don't get me wrong, I love Udacity and it's been a drea
• is down, or the user has entered the wrong user name # or password, are handled
• a correct answer, /= 2 points for a wrong answer, and -1 for an unintelligible
• d, or that they may have gone in the wrong direction. Although not the initial
• n green. I hope I didn't do anything wrong! (yesterday) lagun
• sites which I find to be biased and wrong. If I do a search chances are good I
• on my keyboard. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks and nice work!
• You're not doing anything wrong! I've heard this from a couple other
• isspellings in the index will make a wrong recommendation. Relive the old days.
• wsad
• l all the crawlers (little c's). Use 'wsad' to move and the spacebar to shoot. C
• wsgi
• ting it on Amazon EC2 using Nginx and wsgi. These directions were the most helpf



• xflux
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• xhtml
• ready to be uploaded, following the xhtml 1.0-strict specifications. Detailed
• xkcd
• with a max_depth = 1 from http://www.xkcd.com and the images produced are terri
• xlib
• on, glib, pygtk[2], redshift[1] (next xlib ) config.py Here we include: The list
• xrandr
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• seful at this time. If we don't have xrandr then replace with a list ex. [['LVDS



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• Germany. Isabel Schwende, Shaharasha@yahoo.de Janna Heitmann, janna.heitmann@we
• hihani (soufy) bachir(dot)chihani(at)yahoo(dot)fr link answered 2 days ago so
• ence Technology) in - http://in.news.yahoo.com/ are concentrated in the same re
• h lot of links like - http://in.news.yahoo.com/ , https://news.google.co.in/ 3)
• yarn
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• ydnayabe
• . (13 Apr, 02:25) ydnayabe 5
• year
• in Python!). :) @UdacityDave can a 16 year old be on my team as an advisor? or w
• here should be any restriction for 16 year old's and above. Please its a request
• m 2 October, 2011 to 8 October, every year. (iv) THE IDEA There are different ty
• as introduced to Python in CS101 this year. I am also learning JavaScript in Cod
• e text) Background: For the last five years I worked as machine engine fitter, w
• school to get the A-Levels. Now, two years later I finished all courses and exa
• ersity place and have to wait another year. My big problem is that “German”
• , French in 30 days, and German in 30 years.” Since I am 23 years old this mea
• German in 30 years.” Since I am 23 years old this means it will take me anoth
• this means it will take me another 7 years until I am able master German Langua
• 'm pretty sure that using Linux for 8 years helped me a lot in getting to know h
• work. My masters degree was granted a year ago and for the PhD I decided I wante
• mble spreadsheet reconciliator. A few years ago before I could code at all I cam
• and teams only play 12-14 games in a year). This is a similar situation (on a m
• ave to be adjacent. While I have many years of experience with PHP, MySQL and Ap
• ore the program tries to find out the year, the country and the Category that co
• -To Do- By now the program only finds years from 1000-2012. The program could fo
• ur radio. I have been licensed for 20 years but have drifted in and out of this
• , what's their sales forecast for the year? This would be really cool, so I've d
• siness guy also, but I graduated some years ago (FGV-2008). I really liked your
• ilian startup that was bought about a year ago, only 2 months after launching. T
• ! I have made some great friends last year from FGV when I was on my exchange se
• ut the same as the paper ones did 100 years ago. There is way too much informati
• n-th story (and perhaps less than one year or a few months before if possible).
• years
• . They risk not being relevant in 20 years. I know, it sounds awfully ironic. I
• unds awfully ironic. In the last few years, they have made SERIOUS mistakes, wh
• across this text synthesizer some 35 years ago, and has wanted to build a word-
• nancial controller with more than 10 years of experience and 6 years of manager
• re than 10 years of experience and 6 years of managerial experiexnce " will be
• be able to dig up code ideas from 15 years ago and try to implement them in a r
• tical point of view. Background: Few years ago my friends started started playi
• text) Background: For the last five years I worked as machine engine fitter, w
• school to get the A-Levels. Now, two years later I finished all courses and exa
• French in 30 days, and German in 30 years.” Since I am 23 years old this mea
• German in 30 years.” Since I am 23 years old this means it will take me anoth
• this means it will take me another 7 years until I am able master German Langua
• m pretty sure that using Linux for 8 years helped me a lot in getting to know h
• ble spreadsheet reconciliator. A few years ago before I could code at all I cam
• ve to be adjacent. While I have many years of experience with PHP, MySQL and Ap
• To Do- By now the program only finds years from 1000-2012. The program could fo
• r radio. I have been licensed for 20 years but have drifted in and out of this
• iness guy also, but I graduated some years ago (FGV-2008). I really liked your
• t the same as the paper ones did 100 years ago. There is way too much informati
• yellow
• I see my submission in yellow while others in green. I hope I didn
• yield
• theorem-based approaches (which can yield directed graphs), to suggest which g
• young
• ings. You seem to be a very creative young man. And creative people can't help
• younger
• a prize at the end, and that people younger than 18 wouldn't be able to partici
• ple enroll. Or they could have told younger students who enrolled that there wo
• al Ultimate frisbee club when I was younger and this tool would have come in ha
• youtube
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• e video which I will upload later - youtube isn't cooperating at the moment. I
• n the ai-class lecture ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2P2cjl4wm0 ). The algo
• ideo with usage example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r09loPrJdU0 State of th
• explaining the project: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzPAyr68Yq0 Idea of the
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• zero
• d matrices for which many entries are zeroes). Accordingly, I wrote the code tha
• or which the corresponding values are zero. Consequently, the program is fast an
• the movies on tv. Plus if you want to zero in on something specific, you can sea
• perimental background, I arrived with zero programming knowledge. The lab I join
• zeroes
• matrices for which many entries are zeroes). Accordingly, I wrote the code that
• zeus
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• zipcode
• feed date to set a date for the URL zipcode to use as the easy entry point for
• zope
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• ut has a project in the area of ​​artificial intelligence and energy that ha
• – I
• ntervals (this was the toughest part – I had to do a lot of research about bi
• ‘ABC’
• . This means that if a user inputs ‘ABC’, music titles with exact notes of
• , music titles with exact notes of ‘ABC’ will be returned as exact note mat
• ‘A’
• ean the tone distance. For example, ‘A’ and ‘B’ have a distance of 1, �
• ‘B’
• distance. For example, ‘A’ and ‘B’ have a distance of 1, ‘C’ and �
• ‘C’
• � and ‘B’ have a distance of 1, ‘C’ and ‘G’ have a distance of 4. T
• ‘EDC’
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• ‘G’
• � have a distance of 1, ‘C’ and ‘G’ have a distance of 4. The purpose o
• ‘IT
• or now - ‘android developer’ and ‘IT professional’ (network administrat
• ‘advice’
• of the forum discussion threads. ‘advice’ is a composite of several essays
• ‘android
• s only with two profiles for now - ‘android developer’ and ‘IT professiona
• ‘demo’
• applications. The code contains a ‘demo’ procedure that shows two examples
• ‘famous’
• important is that string for that ‘famous’ webpage. This may lead to confusi
• ‘importance’
• different ways to quantify the ‘importance’ of a keyword in a webpage but t
• ‘legalese’
• mples of “Udacious wisdom.”] ‘legalese’ is a paragraph taken from the co
• ‘legalese”
• 0, but potentially much more for ‘legalese” or other complex linguistic styl
• ‘mth’
• between (0,n)-pages at respective ‘mth’ position are selected. b)Higher Pa
• ‘m’
• e source. Algorithm Description – ‘m’ links/pages are selected from every
• �n’ links. Criteria for Selecting ‘m’ pages can be - a)Random (‘m’ ra
• ng ‘m’ pages can be - a)Random (‘m’ random numbers are generated betwee
• ‘n’
• are selected from every consecutive ‘n’ links. Criteria for Selecting ‘m�
• ‘quotations’
• exts are all relevant to CS101. ‘quotations’ is a list of students’ favori
• ‘random’
• porting external files except the ‘random’ package. lagado() takes five argu
• ition of the UTF-8 character set, ‘random’ package calls, optional call to r
• ‘search
• SE. INTRODUCTION This project is a ‘search engine’ with an in built portal
• “A
• er “Mark Twain” wrote in his book “A Tramp Abroad” in the chapter “The
• or goods individually in search using “Add in search” function. As a result
• “Add
• r goods individually in search using “Add in search” function. As a result f
• “Diesel”
• the search “Who Diesel?” with “Diesel” alone. Ambiguity in the keyword m
• “Every
• together that seemed worth saving. “Every one knew how laborious the usual me
• “Five
• nvestigative practice is called the “Five Ws” (ref. Wikipedia). The Five Ws
• s may not contain the corresponding “Five W” question word. Another shortco
• ywords into search phrases based on “Five Ws” were found to reduce the numb
• “Garbage
• s being searched for. Hypothesis : “Garbage In, Garbage Out” (GIGO) is a phr
• “German”
• d exams, except one. My last exam “German” will be in July. I have to comple
• ther year. My big problem is that “German” is a weak point of mine(even if i
• “Information
• dy got a place in the discipline “Information Technology and System Management
• “Investigative
• g, a functional block deemed an “Investigative Facilitator” is placed at the
• mplete data. The purpose of the “Investigative Facilitator” is to work with
• questions. One component of an “Investigative Facilitator” function might o
• s more precise and complete. An “Investigative Facilitator” function is prop
• “JOY
• l. This project is inspired from the “JOY OF GIVING WEEK”, celebrated from 2
• “Mark
• mother tongue) The American writer “Mark Twain” wrote in his book “A Tra
• “My
• ter “The awful German language”: “My philological studies have satisfied
• “Pleasure
• ACT It is based on the concept of “Pleasure of Giving”. For doing this majo
• “Robot
• ot Car? Schedule” as opposed to a “Robot Car” or "When Robot Car?" google
• “Summary”
• The working name of the project “Summary” . The search engine’s purpose
• “Thank
• d.com). Thanks: I would like to say “Thank You, Udacity Team. You are the ones
• “The
• “A Tramp Abroad” in the chapter “The awful German language”: “My phil
• “Udacious
• ese two sources to be examples of “Udacious wisdom.”] ‘legalese’ is a p
• “What
• nnecting grammar words, for example “What is” compared to “What are”, a
• r example “What is” compared to “What are”, and so seems room for more
• “When
• s finding an Udacity link by way of “When Robot Car? Schedule” as opposed t
• “Who
• ve Ws correspond to basic questions: “Who?, What?, Where?, When?, Why?, How?�
• e of this seems comparing the search “Who Diesel?” with “Diesel” alone.
• “crawl”
• ered in our cs101 class. First we “crawl” through information storage (text
• “creative”
• kov models generate text that is “creative” but too random and incoherent; 3
• “en”
• ng=" lt;lang gt;" … gt;="" for="" “en”,="" “en-us”="" or="" “en-gb�
• “geek
• , etc. I developed a definition for “geek words” and a routine to remove th
• “hello
• words For example, for the document “hello world”, the proximity score for �
• y score for “world” to the word “hello” abs(1 – 2) / 2 = 0.5 (This is
• “hello”
• score for “world” to the word “hello” abs(1 – 2) / 2 = 0.5 (This is t
• “high
• elevant resulting in a personalized “high quality” list. Future Enhancement
• “keyword”
• d+?+answer_word” compared with “keyword” alone typically returns improved
• “lagged”
• guments: 1) nlags , the number of “lagged” tokens (i.e., words or punctuatio
• “language”
• word “programming”. The word “language” is expected to be the biggest, a
• “look
• sily by humans because they don’t “look like” real words. These are words
• “most”
• to meet the needs of the perceived “most”. Many use this as a starting point
• “programming”
• y map is produced for the word “programming”. The word “language” is ex
• t, as this is next to the word “programming” in both instances. (Note this
• “result
• anked_search(index) 2) Comment off “result.append(title[0])” 3) Remove comm
• (title[0])” 3) Remove comment on “result.append(title)” The output of res
• “searchwithpeter
• ve a good name. Unfortunately, “searchwithpeter.info” was already taken by a
• “sentences”
• generate creatively synthesized “sentences” in the style of a user-specifie
• “similar
• it could accept a search term (or “similar to” specification) as input and
• “tack
• vious dictionary portion includes a “tack on” answer word: def phrase2(keyw
• “templates”
• � The View layer is composed of “templates” that are responsible for provid
• “time
• �� real words. These are words like “time.needed”, “for2days”, etc. I d
• “word
• els -- a description of a wonderful “word machine” at the Academy of Lagado
• cies, creating some fascinating new “words” but having little coherence to
• “words”
• es, creating some fascinating new “words” but having little coherence to in
• “world”
• world”, the proximity score for “world” to the word “hello” abs(1 –
• ”What”
• word, n): five_w = {0:”Who”, 1:”What”, 2:”Where”, 3:”When”, 4:�
• 0:[”Who”, “biography”], 1:[”What”, “description”], 2:[”Where�
• ”When”
• ��, 1:”What”, 2:”Where”, 3:”When”, 4:”Why”, 5:”How”} if n =5
• :[”Where”, “location”], 3:[”When”, “schedule”], 4:[”Why”, �
• ”Where”
• w = {0:”Who”, 1:”What”, 2:”Where”, 3:”When”, 4:”Why”, 5:”
• ��What”, “description”], 2:[”Where”, “location”], 3:[”When”,
• ”Who”
• f phrase1(keyword, n): five_w = {0:”Who”, 1:”What”, 2:”Where”, 3:�
• phrase2(keyword, n): five_w = {0:[”Who”, “biography”], 1:[”What”,
• ”Why”
• ��, 2:”Where”, 3:”When”, 4:”Why”, 5:”How”} if n =5: return five
• 3:[”When”, “schedule”], 4:[”Why”, “explanation”], 5:[”How”,
• „Which
• an answer to a very simple question „Which is the oldest school in Serbia?“
• „tags“
• ution. Institution class has field „tags“ which stores all the keywords form
• ………
• _2_7]…… [urlk, rel.freq_2_k]], ……… [KeywordN: [url5, rel.freq_N_5]…



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