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The FileWrapper has a filename field, so you'd presumably use that.

Did you downloaded the module? If no, go to Terminal (macOS) or Command Prompt (Windows) then enter pip3 install yarnlib

As of PHP 8.1, you have to fix the return type of the functions count() and getIterator() to match with interfaces.

• public count(): int (see Countable)
• public getIterator(): Traversable (see IteratorAggregate)

If you need to use NS() in server, then you need session$ns():

This is a very good question, and shows a common misconception about Transformers, stemming from an (unfortunate) formulation in the original Transformers paper. In particular, the authors write the following in Section 3.2.2:

In this work, we employ h = 8 parallel attention layers, or heads. For each of these we use d_k = d_v = d_(model) / h = 64. [...]

Note that the equality of d_k/d_v = d_(model) is not strictly necessary; it is only important that you do match the final hidden representation (d_(model)) after the Feed-Forward portion of each layer. Specifically for mt5-small, the authors actually use an internal dimension of 384 which is simply the product of parameters d_kv * num_heads = 64 * 6.

Now, the problem is that many libraries make a similar assumption of the enforced relation between d_kv and d_(model), because it saves some implementation effort that most people won't use anyways. I suspect (not super familiar with AllenNLP) that they have made similar assumptions here, which is why you cannot load the model.

Also, to clarify this, here is a peek at the modules of a loaded mt5-small:

For the hereafter, after a lot of trial and error, the following full code for the Autoencoder seems to work very well. Getting the packing and unpacking to work correctly was the main hurdle. The clue is, I think, to try to utilize the LSTM modules for what they're worth by using the proj_size, num_layers, and dropout parameters.

This is because of your dependent variable. You chose make. Did you inspect this field? You have training and testing; where do you put an outcome with only one observation, like make = "mercury"? How can you train with that? How could you test for it if you didn't train for it?

The awnser to this question has been posted here: Why am I suddenly getting a no attribute 'CLSIDToPackageMap' error with win32com.client?

In short the problem can be solved by deleting the gen_py folder found in the temp folder. You can find the temp folder by searching for %temp% or go to c:\users\appdata\local\temp (make sure to show hidden files).

Hope I was able to help.

As demonstrated in some other questions, it is often a good idea to start with the output and if ruamel.yaml can reproduce that. Since ruamel.yaml is primarily for preserving comments in block style YAML (and empty lines are continuations of the EOL comments, empty or not, on the previous line), I sprinkeled in a few comments, to see what happens.