Re: [Jprogramming] Fill between curves using plot

You could try something with the polygon plot type. Assuming you have two sets of points, one for the top curve and one for the bottom curve, each in the usual form (xcoords;ycoords): 'poly' plot bot (, |.)&.> top might do something interesting. There may be other options like for opacity etc.,

Re: [Jprogramming] Fill between curves using plot

Thanks Linda, I am not sure that is exactly what I am looking for, but thank you anyway. I am interested in showing the error estimates on a line graph, e.g. see the second answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12957582/matplotlib-plot-yerr-xerr-as-shaded-region-rather-than-error-ba

Re: [Jprogramming] Word Count

($~ _1+x+#) nice one! On 18/01/2018 16:08, Raul Miller wrote: Ah, yes, I missed the bit about wrapping. I was in a hurry to get out the door and glossed over that part. Still, that's simple to add: words=: ;: NB. might change this because punctuation handling pc=: 4 :0 w=. x <@(;:inv)\

Re: [Jprogramming] Adverb dabbling

Thanks, I see. Rob. > On 18 Jan 2018, at 14:09, Raul Miller wrote: > > It's trying to tell you that you need a ':' in your adverb definition > so that the resulting explicit code accepts an x argument. > > See also: http://www.jsoftware.com/help/dictionary/d310n.htm (or maybe > the NuVoc para

Re: [Jprogramming] Word Count

Ah, yes, I missed the bit about wrapping. I was in a hurry to get out the door and glossed over that part. Still, that's simple to add: words=: ;: NB. might change this because punctuation handling pc=: 4 :0 w=. x <@(;:inv)\ ($~ _1+x+#) words y n=. #/.~ w o=. \: n (<"0 o{n),:o{~.w ) Not

Re: [Jprogramming] Word Count

Raul's explicit verb is more readable,  than the following,  but I think he's overlooked your requirement for word-wrapping. As I understand that little extra,  one only needs to wrap 1 fewer words than the group-size.  I chose to wrap them at the end rather than at the front,  which your exa

Re: [Jprogramming] Adverb dabbling

It's trying to tell you that you need a ':' in your adverb definition so that the resulting explicit code accepts an x argument. See also: http://www.jsoftware.com/help/dictionary/d310n.htm (or maybe the NuVoc parallel...). Try: monad2dyad 1 :(':';'u x,y') or monad2dyad 1 :'u@,' or monad2dya

Re: [Jprogramming] Word Count

words=: ;: NB. might change this because punctuation handling pc=: 4 :0 w=. x <@(;:inv)\ words y n=. #/.~ w o=. \: n (<"0 o{n),:o{~.w ) I hope this helps, -- Raul On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 3:23 AM, Skip Cave wrote: > I'm working on some Natural Language Processing algorithms. > > I bui

[Jprogramming] Adverb dabbling

Hi, This adverb works fine NB. Adverb.. Allows x u y to be expressed as u dyad2monad x y dyad2monad =: 1 : '({.y) u }.y' - dyad2monad 1 3 NB. Should give _2 _2 But this one fails... NB. Adverb.. allows u x y to be expressed as x u monad2dyad y monad2dyad =: 1 : 'u x, y' 1 -mona

Re: [Jprogramming] Word Count

More later... Or: lwc2=: 13 :'(<"0 wc y),.~.;:y' -Original Message- From: Programming [mailto:programming-boun...@forums.jsoftware.com] On Behalf Of Skip Cave Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2018 3:24 AM To: programm...@jsoftware.com Subject: [Jprogramming] Word Count I'm working on some N

[Jprogramming] Word Count

I'm working on some Natural Language Processing algorithms. I built ​a basic ​set of ​ word count verbs: ​ ​ NB. Test phrase ​:​ ​ ​ b =. 'the cat in the hat ate a hat and saw another cat in a hat in the hat' ​ ​ NB. Word count ​ ​ wc =.3 :'#/.~;:y' ​ ​ NB. Labeled word count ​ ​ lwc =