FBMA | 19 paper Event Detection using Hierarchical Multi | Natural Language Processing library
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Code for the paper: "Event Detection using Hierarchical Multi-Aspect Attention" by Sneha Mehta, Mohammad Raihanul Islam, Huzefa Rangwala, Naren Ramakrishnan. The model presented in the paper can be used for general text classification tasks, especially for long texts and low resource settings when training simple models from scratch is more feasible than finetuning large models such as BERT. Model assigns relative importance to different sentences and different weights to different words in each sentence to construct a document representation. To construct sentence representations the model proposes a new multi-head self-attention mechanism ([1,2]) which is shown to be computationally more efficient than Self-Attentive Sentence Embedding [3] and self-attention mechanism in Transformers. For the event detection task, the proposed model beats the previous state-of-the-art Multi-Instance Learning based model [4] on the datasets used in the paper.
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- Evaluate the model
- Returns the next batch
- Compute the accuracy between two targets
- Compute the f1 score
- Compute precision between target and target
- Calculate recall score
- Build a dictionary of stop words
- Add a word to the sentence
- Performs the forward computation
- Calculate softmax of a vector
- Build a HierarchicalFBMA object
- Set embedding
- Train the model
- Load embeddings
- Calculate the weight matrix
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I have 3 files, one index.php, one instapic.php and one instapic.sh The php is supposed to execute sh to show an image but it wont work when it is on the "index" site, it worked earlier when it was directed to /instapic.php but i want it to display on main index page.
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Answered 2017-Nov-22 at 20:05To achieve this you need to can add some PHP code on your index and just send your form to the same page. If you don't want to reload the page every time you have to send an ajax call. It could be a solution (not the best at all):
Include this at the beginning of you index.php file :
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