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import string
id2char = "0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"
char2id = {id2char[id]: id for id in range(len(id2char))}
n_vocab = len(id2char)

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#!/bin/bash

# MAYAVI SETUP
# mayavi is a python library for scientific visualisations, that can handle
# visualisation of Lidar Data. But, it can also be used to project Lidar data
# to 2D images.
# 
# The set of commands I used to get mayavi set up on my computer so far. 
# NOTE: I still do not know if it is set up properly, so this set of steps 
#       might be incomplete. 

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"""
VISUALISE THE LIDAR DATA FROM THE KITTI DATASET

Based on the sample code from
    https://github.com/utiasSTARS/pykitti/blob/master/demos/demo_raw.py
And:
    http://stackoverflow.com/a/37863912

Contains two methods of visualizing lidar data interactively.
 - Matplotlib - very slow, and likely to crash, so only 1 out of every 100

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#===============================================================================
#                                                                       TOY DATA
#===============================================================================
# Setting up a toy dataframe
df = data.frame(total_crime_2015_2016=674, 
                total_crime_2014_2015=323, 
                total_crime_2013_2014=212, 
                car_theft_2015_2016=34,
                car_theft_2014_2015=45,  
                car_theft_2013_2014=74

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# TODO: add an option that makes use of lubridate's quarter(date) if no value is 
#       entered for the *since* argument.

#===============================================================================
#                                                                     WEEK_SINCE
#===============================================================================
#' @title week_since
#' @description calculates what week number some input date is, counting from 
#'              some specified starting date (eg the Start of Financial Year) 
#' @details You can specify any start date you want by using the 

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""" =============================================================================
This python script is for generating sentences that resemble the style of some 
particular author. Does so by making use of Markov chains. 
============================================================================= """

from collections import Counter
from random import choice
import re