Closed Sandy4321 closed 5 years ago
Hi!, I would need to read it carefully but my first impression is that they focus on natural language processing datasets. Using then a methodology really intrinsic to the type of data: lexicons.... In our case, we are dealing with any n-dimensional dataset, and, using a nearness condition, reduce the size of data, i.e., the number of points. Then, we propose as a tool to measure the similarity of two different datasets both Hausdorff distance and Bottleneck distance.
Besides, it seems that in the paper you provide, they are trying to discriminate if MLP can really generalize datasets of NLP or not.
Thank you for your interest in our paper. You can find it here.
Greetings
great thanks you explained very well do you have this kind of clear explanation in written for example presentation slides: less scientific but more practicable?
Not yet. However, if I do some slides, I would add them to this repository.
https://github.com/DevSinghSachan/investigating-text-classifiers https://arxiv.org/abs/1801.06261 Investigating the Working of Text Classifiers May you clarify how different your paper is from this paper: Investigating the Working of Text Classifiers