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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Not a high-priority at all, but it'd be more sensible for such a tutorial/testing utility corpus to be implemented elsewhere - maybe under /test/ or some other data- or doc- related module – rather than in gensim.models.word2vec.
Originally posted by @gojomo in RaRe-Technologies/gensim#2939 (comment)
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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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more details at: allenai/allennlp#2264 (comment)
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Problem:
Right now, Ciphey's tests run by importing Ciphey and checking the output.
Ciphey had a bug that only existed when we ran Ciphey in the terminal, not via an import.
Solution:
Create CI (using TravisCI or GitHub actions) that pip3 install ciphey and then runs Ciphey with some tests, such as:
ciphey -q -t "hello"
The -q makes the output greppable, With th
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A very good first issue IMO!
See huggingface/transformers#4829 (comment)
Optionally, use the
huggingface/nlplibrary to get the eval dataset, and hook it into the Trainer.Also referenced in huggingface/transformers#6997 (comment)