natural-language-processing
Natural language processing (NLP) is a field of computer science that studies how computers and humans interact. In the 1950s, Alan Turing published an article that proposed a measure of intelligence, now called the Turing test. More modern techniques, such as deep learning, have produced results in the fields of language modeling, parsing, and natural-language tasks.
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Change tensor.data to tensor.detach() due to
pytorch/pytorch#6990 (comment)
tensor.detach() is more robust than tensor.data.
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In gensim/models/fasttext.py:
model = FastText(
vector_size=m.dim,
vector_size=m.dim,
window=m.ws,
window=m.ws,
epochs=m.epoch,
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Although the results look nice and ideal in all TensorFlow plots and are consistent across all frameworks, there is a small difference (more of a consistency issue). The result training loss/accuracy plots look like they are sampling on a lesser number of points. It looks more straight and smooth and less wiggly as compared to PyTorch or MXNet.
It can be clearly seen in chapter 6([CNN Lenet](ht
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I am uploading our dataset and models for the "Constructing interval measures" method we've developed, which uses item response theory to convert multiple discrete labels into a continuous spectrum for hate speech. Once we have this outcome our NLP models conduct regression rather than classification, so binary metrics are not r
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I typically used compressed datasets (e.g. gzipped) to save disk space. This works fine with AllenNLP during training because I can write my dataset reader to load the compressed data. However, the predict command opens the file and reads lines for the Predictor. This fails when it tries to load data from my compressed files.
Rather than simply caching nltk_data until the cache expires and it's forced to re-download the entire nltk_data, we should perform a check on the index.xml which refreshes the cache if it differs from some previous cache.
I would advise doing this in the same way that it's done for requirements.txt:
https://github.com/nltk/nltk/blob/59aa3fb88c04d6151f2409b31dcfe0f332b0c9ca/.github/wor
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Add T9 decoder
Hey Hackers of this spoopy month!
Welcome to the Ciphey repo(s)!
This issue requires you to add a decoder.
This wiki section walks you through EVERYTHING you need to know, and we've added some more links at the bottom of this issue to detail more about the decoder.
https://github.com/Ciphey/Ciphey/wiki#adding-your-own-crackers--decoders
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As reported by some people (see NielsRogge/Transformers-Tutorials#53 and on the forum), the
generate()method currently does not take into accountconfig.decoder.eos_token_id, onlyconfig.eos_token_idto properly stop generation.Hence, models that are made using
EncoderDecoderModel/`VisionEnco