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package com.jadianes.samples.genericdao.transfer;

/**
 * This interface represents a TransferEntity in the Dao pattern used to interchange information between the
 * BusinessObject and the DataAccessObject (Dao). Tipically the Dao will set/get this object from the
 * DataSource (e.g. a DB or a message channel). See more info about the Dao pattern in:
 */
public interface TransferEntity<K> {
    public void setId(K id);
    public K getId();

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package com.jadianes.samples.genericdao.dao;

import com.jadianes.samples.genericdao.transfer.TransferEntity;

/**
 * The Dao represents the DataAccessObject (Dao) in the Dao pattern. It is generified so it is associated
 * will a specific TransferEntity (TransferEntity in the Dao pattern) that will create, update, persist, etc.The interface
 * enforces the minimum set of operations needed to deal with TransferEntity instances.
 * Other methods can be used under the following conventions:
 */

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package com.jadianes.samples.genericdao.datasource;

/**
 * An interface representing data sources in the Dao pattern.
 */
public interface DataSource {
}

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package com.jadianes.samples.genericdao.factory;

import com.jadianes.samples.genericdao.datasource.DataSource;

/**
 * An abstract factory interface representing Dao factories for a particular data source. Implementations of this
 * interface will typically offer methods to obtain Dao instances for the given DataSource. The use of
 * factories is optional in the Dao libraries. They are actually traversal to different ModelEntities and vertical
 * to specific data sources. However, they will increase the portability of business layers across multiple data sources.
 */

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library(shiny)
library(tm)
library(SnowballC)
library(randomForest)

options(mc.cores=1)

build_model <- function(new_data_df, sparsity) {
    # Create new data corpus
    new_corpus <- Corpus(VectorSource(new_data_df$Text))

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from django.conf.urls import url

from . import views

urlpatterns = [
    # ex: /
    url(r'^$', views.review_list, name='review_list'),
    # ex: /review/5/
    url(r'^review/(?P<review_id>[0-9]+)/$', views.review_detail, name='review_detail'),
    # ex: /wine/