I want to take a PDF form and find common questions that may be worded the same or asking the same thing but worded different and put them in one survey. Then I want to put uncommon questions in another survey and do that for every entered form.

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I want to take a PDF form and find common questions that may be worded the same or asking the same thing but worded different and put them in one survey. Then I want to put uncommon questions in another survey and do that for every entered form.

I think this would be the right quantum computer application because some questions are similar within a certain percentage. Has …

Elmhurst Asked on September 29, 2019 in Machine Learning.

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I use only> variable = pd.read_csv("file")In other words without the letter 'r'. I think it was typo, no ?

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Hi Satimis !! If you really need to run your code in a quantum computer, as Rob said, you may...

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Hi Rob, Thanks for your advice. I only have Desktop PC running Ubuntu (Linux), connected to Internet via 500M fibre...

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Hi Satimis! All that's needed is a regular PC as you're actually accessing IBM's quantum computers via the cloud. Just...

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I think it's because it is in superposition. So, all possible values are treated at the same time in the...

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Google: 72 bitIntel: 49 bitIBM: 20 bitThese are the publicly annouced prototypes, made by the american corporations.in the last year.No...

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So far, no one has shown experimentally that it is possible to eavesdrop a quantum system without disturbing it. Any...

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When I looked up these lectures, I found this link https://www.classcentral.com/course/edx-quantum-mechanics-and-quantum-computation-613. To help us out, can you tell us where in...

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