I know how to save the scalar value to csv or json. But I can't find data download link to save histogram and distribution. Anyone know how to do this? I tried to google it but can't find any documentation about this.
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I have a problem with my CSV that is created using python. I'm following the example of google cloud about how to create JSONL from my PDF files, the big problem is that I can make my CSV with JSONL URL'S form my PDF files but this JSONL doesn't have any label. I'm using this file ->
input_helper_v2.py to create my CSV with JSONL, after that when I upload my CSV to google cloud for train my AutoML I got this error:
I tried to put some labels by myself in the CSV but that doesn't work. I don´t know if maybe its not the correct way to do this but I can find any solutions
This is an example of my CSV without labels:
I'm trying to perform custom text classification by using AutoML on Google Cloud Platform. I am using the official google documentation to help me get started. The link to the blog is https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/ai-machine-learning/no-deep-learning-experience-needed-build-a-text-classification-model-with-google-cloud-automl-natural-language
In the above above blog they have used the 20 Newsgroup dataset. After preparing the dataset and following the instructions given here I am getting an error while uploading the dataset into GCP AutoML Text Classification GUI.
I have also tried to upload a csv file with just one data entry that also doesn't seem to work.
Every time I try to upload dataset I get the following error
ERROR CODES:
4
Last error message
CSV file is empty
More like a csv issue. If you use the csv file provided in the quickstart then it will work.
Is possible to convert Scanned PDF to new Searchable PDF file using OCR
Service from Google Cloud Platform ?
This feature where the source file is an image PDF and the output is a searchable PDF is not directly offered with Google Vision API. You can submit a feature request about it at Issue Tracker. However, Vision API OCR can return the actual positions of the words detected in the scanned document (image format) like this example. In order to make your text on an image searchable, you may try to make use of each words’ boundingPoly. The easiest solution could be creating a table with words and their boundingPoly location, and map that to the document image.
Note that if the original scanned document is in PDF format, you would have to convert it first to a supported image file before using the vision API. You may also have to use third party solutions to convert the produced file back to PDF.
Furthermore, if you want to extract text from an image and convert it to PDF without extracting diagrams, pictures, tables .. etc., you may check this tutorial.
Possible to convert Scanned PDF to new Searchable PDF file using OCR Service, you can look for LeadTools and Amazon Textract services
I am having issues with Prestashop 1.6 and I hope I could find some help in here.
Basically, I uploaded a csv with all the products and everything worked fine. After that I also uploaded another csv with the combinations that include the images related to the product colors and, again, no problems, it simply adds these images to the previously uploaded with the products.
The issue occurs when I update the combinations csv. It seems it duplicates the images from the previous csv. I tried to add a column "delete existing images" set to 1 (=yes) but the problem is that it also removes the product images!
Does anyone have any idea?
Thanks in advance,
Pat
PrestaShop fits the image of the first csv as an image product.
Even if you set to 1 "delete existing images", PrestaShop does not find images because that function deletes the entity attribute and not the product.
My advice is do not upload images of products with attributes in the first csv. General product will look like the image pricipale Default Product.
I am completely new to databases, was wondering if there were ways to direcly upload the data in an excel file, to ORACLE APEX, if not, what would the best way be to upload small datasets .CSV extension around 15MB.
Apex enables you to directly upload CSV files using the Data Load Wizard. You can find a lot of tutorials. Here is just one.
You can also upload Excel files using the following methods:
EXCEL2COLLECTIONS Plugin
Create a procedure that will translate excel data into strings. Tutorial here.
Using AS_READ_XLSX package. Tutorial here.
Don't be shy to use google because you will find many more options.