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I wanted to use pytextrank together with spacy_udpipe to get keywords from texts in other languages (see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59824405/spacy-udpipe-with-pytextrank-to-extract-keywords-from-non-english-text) but I realized, that udpipe-spacy somehow "overrides" the original spacy's pipeline so the noun_chunks are not generated (btw: the noun_chunks are created in lang/en/syntax_itera
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Self-explanatory.
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I'm reading your paper and have a question about section 3.2. Could you explain what are the vertex matrix and context matrix? Are they simply the source and the destination of edges?
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Hello Felix,
apologies if i am not following proper rules - this is the second time I use GitHub and my second post.
I try to use TiddlyMap and FontAwesome in the newest versions and for some reason the icons are not working in the map. Here is what I did:
- Downloaded the current TiddlyWiki from here: https://tiddlywiki.com/
- dragged the plugin from here http://thediveo.github.io/T
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The AtomTable uses a mutex to guard access to the TypeIndex. This mutex could be mostly avoided by using a concurrent hash map. The one described here: https://preshing.com/20160201/new-concurrent-hash-maps-for-cpp/ seems like a good choice. implementing this requires
- Copying the concurrent hash map source to cog-utils
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TypeIndexto use it. - Removing the mutex lock in `AtomT
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_____________________ ERROR collecting test_krl_transe.py _____________________
test_krl_transe.py:26: in
krl.train(train_path, model_type=model_type, dev_path=train_path, save_path='./krl_{}_saves'.format(model_type))
..........\Anaconda3\envs\python367\lib\site-packages\lightkg\krl\module.py:29: in train
train_dataset = rl_tool.get_dataset(train_path)
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We need to explain the arguments of commands.
Instead of:
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Problem to Solve
At the moment Grakn user of the Docker container may not know how to capture logs from inside a running docker container - especially important when the run has failed.
Current Workaround
There may not be a clean one, but in a case, we could log into the docker container: