Using Python Library for Translating French to English [closed] - python

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i saw many posts on this one but not really sure which is the best library that does translate from French to English. I have some 10,000 records extracted from a French website and want to translate them in to English. Can anyone help please?

Broadly, two available options are offline and online translators. The biggest tradeoff is performance vs. goodness of translation, where offline translators will be much faster while APIs provided by Google/MS will result in better translation but will require one HTTP request per translation.
You can find a good list of offline translators in this question.
For online translation, Translator API is a very common choice to start with, since Google Translate API removed the free quota.

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Do we have good APIs for cricket match scores? [closed]

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I am trying to get full scorecard and statistics of the cricket world cup 2019 and matches of the past 5 years. I have gone through many but none of those are good enough.
I have gone with these while looking for any good source of free APIs (at least a few initial hit):
Pycricbuzz: But this does not give many choices. It is just for few and live matches.
Python PyCricket: This does not work nowadays.
Cricket API from Roanuz: Upfront payment and too costly. Though, I haven't tested it yet.
Cric API: It does not provide a full scorecard of previous matches.
Cricsheet: It do provide a lot of information but I need to download a lot of files on upfront.
What I want?
full scorecard of last five years matches and other matches related information as we get on the cricbuzz website.
Is there any?
There is not any such available yet. CricinfoESPN do have a plan to bring soon. Till then you can use web scraping techniques on crickbuzz or Cricinfo sites to get scorecards otherwise you can also look howstats website too for more statistics.

Is there a Google Image Search API? [closed]

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I'm searching for an API or a program (preferably Python and open-source) which lets me download the first n pictures of a Google Image Search for let's say bicycles. It would also be helpful if it could download the first n .pdf files from a normal search. Since not all pictures and .pdf files are found on Google and since there are many other search engines, a program which could also scrape results from Yahoo or Bing would be very convenient. Are there any such programs or is there an API from Google which lets me do more than 100 searches a day?
edit: People passing by may want to look at my attempt of programming such a scraper here
According to this post, all Google Search APIs have been deprecated.
However, GoogleScraper, an open-source library can help you achieve what you intend achieving.
If want to go barebones, and implement this yourself, BeautifulSoup is a very nice library to work with.

How should I learn NLTK? [closed]

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NLTK is something I've been interested for a fair while, but I have been so far unaware of an efficient way to become (relatively) acquainted with NLTK.
I have done some preliminary research, which has resulted in my awareness of two online courses:
statistics.com/nlp-using-nltk/
statistics.com/nlp-using-nltk/
and this ebook:
nltk.org/book/ch00.html
I would appreciate a reccomendation of an online tutorial or course, preferably in video format, that would be a good tool for me to use. If you have used one of the things that I linked to, please give me your impressions, if possible.
I strongly recommend working your way through the NLTK book, chapter by chapter. That's by far the best way to learn how to use NLTK, and it doesn't require much Python knowledge to get started.
Earlier this year, I put together a very basic introduction to NLTK that some people have found useful: A Smattering of NLP in Python.
I'm not aware of any good video tutorials for NLTK.

Any Python api document websites with instant search like ruby-docs.com and jqapi.com? [closed]

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Real-time api browser websites like ruby-docs.com and jqapi.com are very useful, it there any similar website for Python?
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By real-time I means instant search. docs.python.org is well-wriiten but a little hard for searching (comparing with ruby-docs.com and jqapi.co).
Not clear what you mean by real-time API in this respect, a Python API?.
The documentatation at http://docs.python.org is very useful and complete, supports multiple version of the Python language (starting with 2.6) and has search.
The search there is not as interactive e.g. the one on ruby-docs.com.
I use docs.python.org quite often and personally do not miss that interactivity, as my IDE for Python has a better interactive information than a website can provide.

API for spokeo? Scraping Spokeo [closed]

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Is there any API for spokeo ? I wanted to get results in json or xml format and I tried finding an api for it but couldn't. Has anyone tried scraping spokeo with or without the api ? I'm sure we can scrape in a general way but I dont know how to proceed when search results come up with more than one location area. Thanks
According to Spokeo's terms of use, scrapers are explicitly prohibited, as are any "derivative works" - even if all such works do is frame content from their site.
If you publish this in a publicly available application, be prepared for some flak for it.
I think an easier answer would be to work with the FullContact Person API

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