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I am teaching myself machine learning and working on some dataset which have the columns

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there are two sentences columns sent0 and sent1 and sol contains whether sent0 is against commonsense or sent1. If sent0 is against commonsense there is 0 in sol column.

What I want is to combine both sent0 and sent1 in one column as

Now if a sent0 is against commonsense i want to write it as 0 in sol column and 1 if sentence is right. I tried different ways but failed until now

I'm working on a text classification problem (on a French corpus) and I'm experimenting with different Word Embeddings. I was very interested in what ConceptNet has to offer so I decided to give it a shot.

I wasn't able to find a dedicated tutorial for my particular task, so I took the advice from their blog:

How do I use ConceptNet Numberbatch?

To make it as straightforward as possible:

Work through any tutorial on machine learning for NLP that uses semantic vectors. Get to the part where they tell you to use word2vec. (A particularly enlightened tutorial may tell you to use GloVe 1.2.)

Get the ConceptNet Numberbatch data, and use it instead. Get better results that also generalize to other languages.

Below you may find my approach (note that 'numberbatch.txt' is the file containing the recommended multilingual version: ConceptNet Numberbatch 19.08):

Is there a master list of Tensorflow ops that are differentiable (i.e., will auto-differentiate)?

Two other ways to phrase this:

• List of ops that do not have ops.NoGradient set.
• List of ops that will not trigger LookupError.

For example, I'd assume that all the Control Flow ops are not differentiable (e.g., tf.where). How would I find this other than by manually running them all through tf.gradients to see if they throw the LookupError.

"Commonsense" is not a valid answer.

Thanks.

EDIT:

tf.where is differentiable so my intuitions are wrong. Perhaps the correct question here is which ops in Tensorflow are not differentiable.

Thanks.

I would like to gather data behind a popup in this page. https://www.commonsense.org/education/game/garrys-mod

I am trying to gather data in the popup Subjects & skills. I know I could use selenium, but I would rather not if it is not useful.

The data I am trying to gather is in there:

It's meant to get the iid of the treeview item when a user clicks on an item and print it out but for some reason identify() is not receiving the the event.y variable, perhaps?

I'm learning to use AJAX in my website, and when I add some things to the page with container.insertAdjacentHTML('beforeend', thing); everything shows up fine but when I click things, the links don't take me to a new page(nothing happens).

Here is the code...: