I am using IBM Watson News and are trying to find certain news articles. But I am struggling with the queries.
Which Tutorials, Docs did help you understand the query structure and possibilities?
E.g.: I am trying to find news articles related to IoT Projects between companies, how would you query this with Watson News?
but in general I would like to understand the query structure.
best
Jonas
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I've been searching the documentation for a way to use a pre-annotated dataset to do NER on a custom entities in the IBM Cloud.
I haven't been able to find a way to do it.
Is it something that is possible to do with Watson Knowledge Studio and/or Natural Language Understanding ?
Can you point me toward the right ressources ?
Thanks in advance
You can train your customized model with Watson Knowledge Studio. See Adding documents for annotation for the format of pre-annotated documents you can import to WKS.
I have heard lot of druid aggregation capabilities.
Can someone share any blog/material as to how a druid data base model looks like ,probably with a UML diagram.
I am currently exploring druids quick aggregation capabilities.
Also it would be highly appreciated if you can share a active online forum for druid discussion.
Thanks
Below blog clarified almost all of the schema design doubts and concerns i had
offcial druid forum in google groups
I will add other such druid beginner blogs as and when i find
I am currently referring to a code sample in this website.
However i saw that he used both views and modelview. Then, i've come across a blog that stated among the 10 do's and don'ts for faster SQL queries, don’t use ORMs (object-relational mappers) when i searched for ORM code samples, it seemed like entity framework. So, is this a wise example to follow? Or should i just stick to simple queries? Because, the thing is, in my project, a function has to query multiple tables.
Should i stick to code-first but implement conventional querying? Or is it alright to follow the website i showed?
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Is this tutorial following 'best practices'? I found this when i searched for DTO tutorials. I was wondering since its concept looked similar to AngularJs, should i implement either one of them or could i implement both together?
I'm looking to create a website around a tool that plugs info from different sites into a form on mine. I'd like to eliminate/streamline data-entry. Anyone know a good way to accomplish this?
There are plenty of web scraper scripts available on github that can do data capture from web.
You will still need programming skills to change and plug those scripts as per your requirement. Here is one such parser but you must know basic DOM and programming to access information of your need from a website.
Apart from this you can also use excel sheet to access web data and then you can fill your form with that data.
You should try to learn web scraping using python. Threre are plenty of web based tutorials for it. Youtube may also be helpful.
I want to build a website that has the ability to search for products based on certain criteria.
Websites like Newegg.com are a perfect example.
What I want is the part that allows the website to list the products on the website dynamically on its pages and if there are too many products to list it will create pages(1,2,3).
I want to find some resources onto how to do this kind of stuff but can't formulate my question right to find it. What are some of the good resources? Complete beginner, never done this.
For a beginner would you suggest using ASP.NET for such kind of task?
I recommand you to use PHP and MYSQL, it's easier and there are a lot of ressources and examples.
I will not suggest any programming languages. Which one is easier, is an matter of opinion and perspective. Its up to each developer to draw his own conclusion.
But for a new developer you should probably leverage some existing solutions. Look for a cms solutions (content management system) like joomla, that already have a solution for a use case like catalog listing.(Looking for samples will help)
For you to come up with a good enterprise solution, you need to optimize data store, have some mechanism like Lucene searching to enable faster searching experience and the complexity does not stop there. ( no matter what language you use)..