Hi both! Thanks for the point that make me learn more about IRIS. I'm going to put some notes about this discussion inside the article!
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Hi both! Thanks for the point that make me learn more about IRIS. I'm going to put some notes about this discussion inside the article!
Thats great Eduard, didn’t read before and what a coincidence. Your solutions are quite more elegant too :) I was wondering what to talk about and remember that the max size was always a doubt to me. In the docs there are a topic talking the limit is 32K and I was writing this but when I test the code it wasn’t exactly true.
Wow! Lets make history :)
Thats great!
Interesting... thinking in put update in my chatbot =)
Great text! I was lost trying to learn those fhir concepts by myself. Thank you!
Yes we do. I have observed this when I was modeling in python sklearn. So I decided to ignore those. Here querys comparing counts of register with nulls and without nulls:
7631 (including nulls)
7504 (excluding nulls)
|
SELECT count(id) FROM Community.Post order by id |
Namespace: PYTHON
| Aggregate_1 |
|---|
| 7631 |
1 row(s) affected
2020-07-20 01:48:27 Routine: %sqlcq.PYTHON.cls264
|
| Aggregate_1 |
|---|
| 7504 |
1 row(s) affected
In my application I just put all my dataset into a table to be used with integrated ML. The error that was talking about:

Nice to meet the limitation =)

Thats great! I'll convert my application to use this
If I understand well. Yes there is some solutions with my ML Model. We can call my model to sugest the tags, and the author can change which I think is the more effective. Is this? To serve my model I can serve it in python or use the IntegratedML to the other one so just choose the best model and use.
Great!
Later I’ll check what happened to integratedml button.
Magically now you can load the post by url. In a short future I can provide as api to community or using python gateway attach to community server!
Sure! And I can perform over all registers too...
Hi! Exploring the tables, the post table has this Column HasCorrectAnswer. Do you have the replies of each post too? Would be useful to explore these data and compliment my classificators.
I would like to sugest:
Using NLP, based in a question sugest a list of comunit posts as answer.
Great! I was working on a webcrawler to take the posts... now we have the data =)
CORS isnt a problem, is most a solution for security. You can fix CORS with some workarounds but before I recomend you to understand why CORS exists. Here an article explaining more about both the reason and ways to workaround:
Thank you all so much for organizing the contest. Thanks all competitors. It was a very exciting experience.
Didnt know the history, thanks for share! As I use DFS algorithm to construct the graph view an algorithm from 19-century and the graph theory came from 18-century... we are always evoking the legacy of these great scientists :)
Yes I could! The field is free to write anything but you need to know the names. On article there are some of those. I can list in a dropdown, but I prefer to keep the field as a text, so you can filter the subscripts too. As:
Did you try as above?
Thanks!
You can draw lines in a chart using python and some modules, as I did here:
http://iris-python-suite.eastus.cloudapp.azure.com/global-chart
Is something like this that you want?
Hello @Eduard Lebedyuk ! How are you? I was thinking about your idea. At least for now I dont know how the native api could help to create a ObjectScript Kernel for Jupyter, are you at community discord? If so, call me there and would be good to talk about this =)
best regards
Thanks @Joshua Goldman ! I'll use this URL now =)
Ok, but whats WRC stands for? Im not familiar with those acronyms here. Was just using the native API for the contest
Great! I was unable to attend too. I have some points with the IRIS Native API documentation whats the best channel to report? Good luck for all contestants