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• Analyze Game Conditions**: Consider factors such as home advantage, player injuries, or recent form before placing bets. threshold: [40]: return score [41]: else: [42]: return 0 [43]: def get_tfidf_similarities(texts: List[str], [44]: lang='zh', [45]: stop_words=None, [46]: threshold=0): ***** Tag Data ***** ID: 2 description: Calculates TF-IDF similarities between multiple texts using advanced vectorization techniques. start line: 43 end line: 46 dependencies: - type: Function name: get_tfidf_similarity start line: 15 end line: 42 context description: This function is expected to extend 'get_tfidf_similarity' functionality by handling multiple texts instead of just two. algorithmic depth: 4 algorithmic depth external: N obscurity: 3 advanced coding concepts: 4 interesting for students: 5 self contained: N ************* ## Suggestions for complexity 1. **Dynamic Stop Words:** Implement a mechanism that dynamically generates stop words based on word frequency across all texts. 2. **Custom Tokenization:** Allow users to pass custom tokenizers instead of just splitting by whitespace or using jieba. 3. **Parallel Processing:** Modify the function to handle large lists of texts by processing them in parallel using multiprocessing or threading. 4. **Weighted TF-IDF:** Introduce weights for different texts so that some texts have more influence on the TF-IDF calculation. 5. **Cross-Language Similarity:** Extend functionality to compute similarities between texts written in different languages by incorporating translation mechanisms. ## Conversation <|user|>Can we modify [SNIPPET] so it can dynamically generate stop words based on word frequency across all texts?<|end|> <|assistant|>Sure! We can add a preprocessing step before computing TF-IDF that calculates word frequencies across all texts and generates stop words based on those frequencies. Here's how you can do it: python from collections import Counter def generate_dynamic_stop_words(texts, frequency_threshold=0.01): all_words = [] if lang == 'zh': all_words = [word for text in texts for word in jieba.cut(text)] else: all_words = [word for text in texts for word in text.split()] word_counts = Counter(all_words) total_count = sum(word_counts.values()) dynamic_stop_words = {word for word, count in word_counts.items() if count / total_count > frequency_threshold} return dynamic_stop_words def get_tfidf_similarities(texts: List[str], lang='zh', stop_words=None, threshold=0): if stop_words is None: stop_words = generate_dynamic_stop_words(texts) # The rest of your function implementation goes here... This code snippet includes a helper function `generate_dynamic_stop_words` which calculates word frequencies across all provided texts and generates stop words based on a given frequency threshold. Reuse `scipy.interpolate.interp1d` method which allows linear interpolation. python import numpy as np from scipy.interpolate import interp1d def interpolate_values(data_points): x = np.array([point['x'] for point in data_points]) y = np.array([point['y'] for point in data_points]) f = interp1d(x, y) return f(100) data_points = [{'x': 10,'y': 20}, {'x': 20,'y': 40}, {'x': 30,'y': 60}] print(interpolate_values(data_points)) # Output will be interpolated y value at x=100 --- **Exercise:** Try interpolating other data points not present in `data_points` list. **Hint:** You can try values like `50`, `70`, etc. **Solution** python print(interpolate_values(data_points)) # Output will be interpolated y value at x=50 print(interpolate_values(data_points)) # Output will be interpolated y value at x=70 --- ## Subsection 5 - Interpolation with SciPy as part of web scraping process Sometimes during web scraping we need interpolation when dealing with time-series data or other numerical data scraped from websites. For instance when scraping stock market data where prices are available at specific timestamps but we want prices at intermediate timestamps. python # Assuming 'data' contains stock prices at specific timestamps scraped from a website. timestamps = np.array([data_point['timestamp'] for data_point in data]) prices = np.array([data_point['price'] for data_point in data]) f = interp1d(timestamps, prices) # Now we can get interpolated price at any timestamp. interpolated_price_at_1230_hours = f(1230) --- **Exercise:** Write code which scrapes numerical data from a website (like weather forecast), stores it into a list or dictionary (like `data` above), performs interpolation using SciPy's interpolation functions. **Hint:** You can use libraries like `requests` or `BeautifulSoup` for web scraping. **Solution** python # This is an illustrative example; actual code will depend on website structure. import requests from bs4 import BeautifulSoup response = requests.get('https://www.weather-forecast.com/') soup = BeautifulSoup(response.text, 'html.parser') data_points_raw = soup.find_all('div', class_='data-point') data_points = [{'timestamp': int(point.find('span', class_='timestamp').text), 'value': float(point.find('span', class_='value').text)} for point in data_points_raw] timestamps = np.array([point['timestamp'] for point in data_points]) values = np.array([point['value'] for point in data_points]) f = interp1d(timestamps, values) # Now we can get interpolated value at any timestamp. interpolated_value_at_1230_hours = f(1230) --- The exercises above should provide sufficient practice using SciPy's interpolation functions within context of web scraping tasks. Happy coding! userI'm working on a project where I need an application capable of monitoring internet traffic flow through my computer's network interface(s). The application should provide real-time statistics including upload/download speeds per interface as well as aggregated totals across all monitored interfaces. It should also track peak speeds observed during its runtime. The core functionality should include: - Monitoring multiple network interfaces simultaneously. - Calculating upload/download speeds per second per interface. - Aggregating these speeds across all interfaces to provide total upload/download speeds. - Tracking peak upload/download speeds observed since the application started running. - Displaying this information in real-time within a graphical user interface (GUI). Additionally, I want this application to handle cases where network interfaces may go up or down during its operation without crashing or requiring a restart. It should dynamically adjust to these changes by updating its monitoring targets accordingly. To give you a starting point, here's an excerpt adapted from what I've found: csharp public class NetworkInterfaceMonitor { private Dictionary monitoredInterfaces; public NetworkInterfaceMonitor() { this.monitoredInterfaces = new Dictionary(); UpdateMonitoredInterfaces(); Task.Run(() => MonitorLoop()); Task.Run(() => SaveLoop()); Task.Run(() => FileLoggerLoop()); Task.Run(() => ConsoleLoggerLoop()); Task.Run(() => GuiLoop()); Task.Run(() => UpdateLoop()); Task.Run(() => PeakLoop()); Task.Run(() => NotificationLoop()); Task.Run(() => WritePeakToFileLoop()); Task.Run(() => ReadPeakFromFileLoop()); ReadPeakFromFile(); SetSpeedLogInterval(); var logDirectoryPathString = Path.Combine(Directory.GetParent(Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.MyDocuments)).FullName, "NetTrafficMonitor"); var logFilePathString = Path.Combine(logDirectoryPathString, string.Format("{0}-{1}.log", DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd"), "nettrafficmonitor")); CreateLogDirectory(logDirectoryPathString); LogFileWriter.Init(logFilePathString); FileLogger.Init(logFilePathString); ConsoleLogger.Init(); Gui.Init(); Update.Init(); Peak.Init(); Notification.Init(); SetMaxNotificationInterval(); SetMaxGuiUpdateInterval(); SetMaxFileLoggerInterval(); SetMaxConsoleLoggerInterval(); SetMaxSaveInterval(); SetMaxUpdateInterval(); SetMaxNotificationUpdateInterval(); SetMaxPeakWriteToFileInterval(); SetMaxPeakReadFromFileInterval(); var taskList = new List() { MonitorLoop(), SaveLoop(), FileLoggerLoop(), ConsoleLoggerLoop(), GuiLoop(), UpdateLoop(), PeakLoop(), NotificationLoop(), WritePeakToFileLoop(), ReadPeakFromFileLoop() }; Task.WaitAll(taskList.ToArray()); LogFileWriter.Finish(); LogFileWriter.Dispose(); foreach (var monitoredInterfacePairingVariableNameSpaceObjectPairingKeyValuePairVariableName