SimpleDS | A Simple Deep Reinforcement Learning Dialogue System | Reinforcement Learning library
kandi X-RAY | SimpleDS Summary
kandi X-RAY | SimpleDS Summary
SimpleDS is a computational framework for training task-oriented dialogue systems with deep reinforcement learning. In contrast to other dialogue systems, this system selects dialogue actions directly from either raw (noisy) text or word embeddings of the last system and user responses -- support from raw audio in progress. The motivation is to train dialogue agents with as little human intervention as possible. This system runs under a client-server architecture, where the learning agent (in JavaScript) acts as the "client" and the environment (in Java) acts as the "server". They communicate by exchanging messages, where the client tells the client the action to execute, and the server tells the client the actions available, environment state and rewards observed. SimpleDS is a (spoken) dialogue system on top of ConvNetJS with support for multi-threaded and client-server processing, and fast learning via constrained search spaces. This system has been tested with simulated and real dialogues using the Google Speech Recogniser. It has also been tested in three different languages: English, German and Spanish. SimpleDS is for experimental purposes, represents work in progress, and is therefore released without any guarantees.
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QUESTION
I am a newbie in Apache Kafka. Below simple codes are about my Kafka producer and consumer.
== Kafka producer codes
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-18 at 09:43If we compare your code to the example given in the documentation, you've not extracted any data from the ConsumerRecord, which is not serializable, so its data cannot be collected and printed
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Recently, I have been studying DspContext and type classes in dsptools. I just ran a test code according to the tutorial. It shows how to add pipelines to mathematical operations. But I found this example didn't work as expected. Here is the code of example:
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Answered 2019-Jun-12 at 21:52In older versions of dsptools, your original code would have worked as you expected it to. However, it was often confusing to have +
behavior depend on if an implicit for the typeclass is present. If I recall correctly, seemingly innocuous changes to your imports could dramatically change your circuit's behavior.
The decision we ended up making was that if a chisel type has an operator, the typeclass should not change that behavior ever. If you want to use versions of the operators that use the context (pipelining, rounding, etc.), you have to use separate operators that all have context_
as a prefix. a + b
and a context_+ b
can't be confused.
I'm still not entirely satisfied with context_
as a prefix. Maybe we should add some shorthand for these operators, but I think clarity is more important than brevity in this instance.
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