Adding Matrix with Variables in Jupyter Notebook

In summary, the conversation discusses creating an SFrame with 2 columns and 11 rows from a list of selected words. The suggested method is to use a dictionary to store the counts and then convert it into an SFrame using the gl.SFrame() function.
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I have a Jupyter Python Notebook with data like below:
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I want to create an SFrame with 2 columns and 11 rows.Each row has two entries:
One containing the name of each word and the other entry containing the total count of the word. The words are part of a list called 'Selected Words' . I am kind of clueless,
I know how to create new columns for an existing SFrame, but no clue for how to create a new SFrame, or some other Python Data Structure. The best I have is :

for word in selected_words:
count[word]=products[word].sum()
print [word, count[word]]

Any Ideas?
Thanks.
 
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You can use a dictionary to store the counts and then convert it into an SFrame. Here's an example:# Create empty dictionarycount = {}# Loop through selected_wordsfor word in selected_words: # Count the number of times the word appears in the data count[word] = products[word].sum()# Convert dictionary into an SFramesframe = gl.SFrame(count)# Print out resulting SFrameprint(sframe)
 

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To add two matrices with variables in Jupyter Notebook, you can use the NumPy library. First, import the library by typing import numpy as np. Then, create two matrices and assign them to variables. Finally, use the addition operator (+) to add the matrices together and assign the result to a new variable.

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No, you cannot add matrices with different dimensions in Jupyter Notebook. Matrix addition requires both matrices to have the same number of rows and columns.

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To add a constant to a matrix in Jupyter Notebook, you can use the NumPy library. First, import the library by typing import numpy as np. Then, create a matrix and assign it to a variable. Finally, use the addition operator (+) to add the constant to each element in the matrix.

4. Can I add more than two matrices in Jupyter Notebook?

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5. Is there a limit to the number of variables I can use in a matrix addition in Jupyter Notebook?

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