How to share source code on online forums in order to get help with it
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How to share source code on online forums in order to get help with it
An online forum on different topics.
Sentiment Analysis of Patients' Blogs from various online forums and analysing them into categories exist(neutral sentiment), deteriorate(negative sentiment) and recover(positive sentiment). The classification is done with the help of Naive Bayes Probabilistic Classifier. The programming is done in R language.
[DRAFT] Code for Africa's Code of Conduct across our communities online and offline. Accessible at https://codeforafrica.github.io/CodeOfConduct/
HaveItDiscussed is a social discussion forum for developers to discuss programming and software development. HaveItDiscussed is here to help developers solve problems, help you get answers to those questions that you can’t find anywhere else, and share code snippets and solutions with other members of the community. HaveItDiscussed is not just a…
Workshop for the Simon Fraser University Research Commons on how to ask good R questions in online forums
Circle of Moms — independent third-party profile of a public API surface, by API Evangelist. Circle of Moms was an online community for mothers, organized around topical mom groups, discussion threads and mom blogs, covering pregnancy, babies and infants, parenting and family health.
To associate your repository with the online-forums topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."