I am confused by the following comment about TF-IDF and Cosine Similarity. I was reading up on both and then on wiki under Cosine Similarity I find this sentence \"In case of of information retrieva
I have the following XAML on my page: <Grid x:Name=\"LayoutRoot\"> <Viewbox Stretch=\"Uniform\">
Just when I think I understand the VisualStateManager, something proves me wrong. I\'m using WPF 4 and am trying to simply enlarge an item on mouse over, and shrink it back on mouse leave. I figured
I am develop开发者_高级运维ing an application in WPF and would like to use to re-template built in controls (Button,ListBox, etc) using the VSM instead of triggers.
I have a WPF application, and I am attempting to style a TextBox using the .Net v4 Visual State Manager.Specifically, I am attempting to set the colors of the Foreground and Background for the MouseOv
I need to get the Vector Space Model(with tf-idf weighting) from the results of a lucene query, and cant figure out how to do it. It seems like it should be simple, and at this stage maybe one of you
The States pane in Blend 4 does not appear to show the VisualStates declared on a UserControl using the Template开发者_开发问答VisualState attribute. Is this to be expected and if so why? Creating the
Am facing hard time finding solution for this problem. I\'ve a control template in which i\'ve a content presenter and a Custom visual state manager with visual state Selected and UnSelected under Sel
I am trying to use the Silverlight DataStateBehavior, it works fine in most cases where I click a button which sets say a \'Selected\' Property in the view model to either false or true. The DataState
I\'ve just downloaded Expression Blend 3 from DreamSpark (for fr开发者_JAVA百科ee because I\'m a student :)) and read about states. I came across this and I was very impressed. And then I tried it on
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