Sorry if my question is a little more mathematical in nature, but my question is:
Suppose I took a document of some length whether it be news article, book, or something of that sort. What sort of relationship would I expect between the document's length and the number of unique words contained...
That fuzzy blob in the middle is a galaxy bigger than the Milky Way. The supermassive black hole in the center is sending out those ballooning gas clouds.
The black hole itself is supposedly some 2.5 billion solar masses in size.
> Commissioner Kenneth Mayfield, who is white, said it seemed that central collections “has become a black hole” because paperwork reportedly has become lost in the office.
Commissioner John Wiley Price, who is black, interrupted him with a loud “Excuse me!” He then corrected his colleague, saying the office has become a “white hole.”
That prompted Judge Thomas Jones, who is black, to demand an apology from Mayfield for his racially insensitive analogy.
I guess by that logic Notorious B.I.G. was a supermassive black hole.
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 But seriously ... FOX News aired this? They took time out from decrying the War on Christmas to make fun of a black guy who didn't know something about science? But they don't believe in science either. It ain't Christian.
> Do things get lost in a White Hole? I'm gonna tell you the same thing: Why's it gotta get lost in a Black Hole? Why didn't it get lost in a Brown Hole? Oooh, because some scientist said it? Is that the reason? I mean, I wonder what colour were those scientists..."
> Marijuana for recreational use became legal in Colorado today, when the governor took the procedural step of declaring the voter-approved change part of the state constitution.
> Hickenlooper, a Democrat, opposed the measure but had no veto power over the voter-approved amendment to the state constitution. He tweeted his declaration Monday and sent an executive order to reporters by email after the fact. That prevented a countdown to legalization as seen in Washington, where the law’s supporters gathered to smoke in public.
awww, but you can! What I said should be read as "You think your story is awful, but really that just self consciousness. Let other people read it and tell you what they think, because that will raise your impression of it."
Sorry if my question is a little more mathematical in nature, but my question is:
Suppose I took a document of some length whether it be news article, book, or something of that sort. What sort of relationship would I expect between the document's length and the number of unique words contained...
It is a well-defined question: "What sort of relationship would I expect between the document's length and the number of unique words contained in it?"
When doing natural language processing, one can take a corpus and evaluate the probability of the next word occurring in a sequence of n. n is usually chosen as 2 or 3 (bigrams and trigrams).
Is there a known point at which tracking the data for the nth chain becomes counterproductive, given ...
> There's a curious quirk on every official North Korean website. A piece of programming that must be included in each page's code. Its function is straightforward but important. Whenever leader Kim Jong-un is mentioned, his name is automatically displayed ever so slightly bigger than the text around it. Not by much, but just enough to make it stand out.
I tried to think of a process that would take some significant amount of time so I timed grep -wn 'Alice' alice.txt, that file being Alice In Wonderland.
Sorry if my question is a little more mathematical in nature, but my question is:
Suppose I took a document of some length whether it be news article, book, or something of that sort. What sort of relationship would I expect between the document's length and the number of unique words contained...
When doing natural language processing, one can take a corpus and evaluate the probability of the next word occurring in a sequence of n. n is usually chosen as 2 or 3 (bigrams and trigrams).
Is there a known point at which tracking the data for the nth chain becomes counterproductive, given ...
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