StarSpace | Learning embeddings for classification , retrieval | Machine Learning library
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kandi X-RAY | StarSpace Summary
StarSpace is a general-purpose neural model for efficient learning of entity embeddings for solving a wide variety of problems:. In the general case, it learns to represent objects of different types into a common vectorial embedding space, hence the star ('*', wildcard) and space in the name, and in that space compares them against each other. It learns to rank a set of entities/documents or objects given a query entity/document or object, which is not necessarily the same type as the items in the set. See the paper for more details on how it works.
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The starspace documentation is unclear on the parameter 'fileFormat' which takes the value 'labelDoc' or 'fastText'. I would like to understand intuitively what material difference setting this paramter would have.
Currently, my best guess is that if you set fileFormat to 'fastText' then all tokens in the training file that do not have the prefix '__label__' will be broken down into character-level n-grams as in fastText. Alternatively, if you set fileFormat to 'labelDoc' then starspace will assume that all tokens are actually labels, and you do not need to prepend '__label__' to the tokens, because they will be recognized as labels anyway.
Is my thinking correct?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-27 at 14:50The way StarSpace uses the labels highly depends on the trainMode you are using. The labelDoc format is useful when you go for a trainMode that just relies on labels (trainMode 1 through 4) where it may be the same thing to use a fastText format specifying the __label__
prefix but some trainModes benefit from labelDoc format (i.e. trainMode 1 or 3) to use a whole sentence as a label element for that trainMode.
So to clarify that, if you are performing a text classification task(as explained in this example labelDoc wouldn't have any input recognized but on the other hand, as you stated, using fastText format will breakdown all non-labeled text as input and learn to predict the __label__
tags.
And an example for labelDoc format would be developing a content based recommender system (as explained in this example) every tab separated sentence is used at LHS or RHS during training time. But if you go on a collaborative approach (the content of the articles or wherever you sentences come from is not taken in account) it can be trained either with fastText (specifying the __label__
prefix) or labelDoc file format as labels are picked randomly during training time for LHS or RHS. (This second example is explained here).
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How do I check the frequency of an item in a list and then if that item has a frequency of 4 remove all the matching items?
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trying to make a go fish game in python and I need to be able to check if a players hand has four matching numbers if the player's hand does then I need to remove all four of the matching items and increase there score by 1
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Answered 2019-Apr-17 at 05:27Here's a solution:
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I am trying to run this code in google colab.
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Answered 2018-Nov-11 at 16:47I'm guessing this is causing you trouble -trainMode = 3
, I think it should be -trainMode 3
without the =
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