py-sam | An implementation of the SAM topic model | Topic Modeling library
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kandi X-RAY | py-sam Summary
An implementation of the SAM topic model, described by:.
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- Runs the model
- Calculate the virtual machine model
- L2 norm of x
- Run one iteration
- Reads the contents of the file
- Return the value at i
- Return the data from the buffer
- Returns a random subset of documents with probability p
- Temporarily seed numpy random ndarray
- Check the arguments
- Computes the logarithm of the covariance matrix
- Loads evidence file
- Gradient of l_val_l_val
- Takes two HDF5 files and compares them
- Load an object from a file
- Run a single VEM task
- Computes the cosine similarity between two vectors
- Parse command line arguments
- Writes a basic test corpus
- Write the image files
- Check the gradient of a model parameter
- Check the arguments passed to the command line
- Build a dataset
- Optimizes a model parameter using a lbfgs function
- Optimise a function to minimize a fitness function
- Write image files
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QUESTION
How should I convert NaN value into categorical value based on condition. I am getting error while trying to convert Nan value.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-01 at 18:38Some things to note here -
- If you're using only two columns, calling
apply
over 4 columns is wasteful - Calling
apply
is wasteful in general, because it is slow and offers no vectorisation benefits to you - In apply, you're dealing with scalars, so you do not use the
.str
accessor as you would apd.Series
object.title.contains
would be enough. Or more pythonically,"lip" in title
. gender.isnull
is completely wrong,gender
is a scalar, it has noisnull
attribute
Option 1
np.where
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-09 at 18:45You have 2 options to filter a MultiIndex dataframe:
1. Elevate index to columns and filter by columns
QUESTION
I am working on gender classifier on a dataset with many missing values and more of categorical values.How should I convert categorical value to numeric value and which algorithm should I use to get better accuracy? https://github.com/lakshmipriya04/py-sample/
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-29 at 05:23There are 2 types of categorical variables encoding: create dummy variables and encode via label encoding.
Missing values for dummy variables will be shown as null-vector for each bunch of dummy columns. For label encoding it may be specific class (label).
To solve missing values problem you can impute them via mean (numerical values) or mode (for categorical). Before it could be useful to create additionally missing-values-indication-column that has 1 if the value was missing and 0 otherwise.
With imputation any classifier from ML may be used. Try SVC (because you have binary classification) and start with the simple logistic regression.
Without imputation only XGBoost can help (it allows to have missing values in the dataset).
But you have a slightly other problem. You need to preprocess texts. Please read about NLP.
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Install py-sam
You can use py-sam like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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