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I would like to know what all the abbreviations mean? Some I can guess, like "PUNCT", but no idea what "X" might be. I want to retain contractions, but hard to choose options without documentation.
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Evaluating on validation corpus...
217it [12:27, 5.54s/it]Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./src/coref.py", line 690, in
trainer.train(150)
File "./src/coref.py", line 467, in train
results = self.evaluate(self.val_corpus)
File "./src/coref.py", line 566, in evaluate
predicted_docs = [self.predict(doc) for doc in tqdm(val_corpus)]
File "./src/coref.p
This is definitely a good implementation of the paper. As shown in the paper, it provides the visualization of the importance (attention) of each word in a document. I'm wondering, can we get the attention score for each word from the codes? Thank you so much!
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Add support for pruning embeddings, where N embeddings are retained. Words for which embeddings are removed are mapped to their nearest neighbor.
This should provide more or less the same functionality as pruning in spaCy:
https://spacy.io/api/vocab#prune_vectors
I encourage some investigation here. Some ideas:
- The most basic version could simply retain the embeddings of the N most
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I have prepared my test file containing this 3 lines :
Survey B-DOC
Report I-DOC
Geographic I-DOC
when I make run, I get this error :
default = tags[NONE]
KeyError: 'O'
makefile:7: recipe for target 'run' failed
make: *** [run] Error 1
Could you please help me.