Closed jwijffels closed 6 years ago
Hi. Unfortunately not.
пт, 21 сент. 2018 г., 1:16 jwijffels notifications@github.com:
Hi @dselivanov https://github.com/dselivanov I've been working recently on the https://github.com/bnosac/ruimtehol package which does amongst other things word/sentence/article embeddings (and a bit more) based on the Starspace C++ library. I would like the compare the embeddings which come out of the package to the Glove embeddings. The Starspace paper does this already but I would like to do this myself. As the text2vec package already implements Glove embeddings, do you have - par hasard - a script lingering around which somehow evaluates embeddings generated in different runs/toolsets?
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With reference to text2vec documentation and below link. https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/text2vec/vignettes/glove.html#word_embeddings
I have created a word vector with dimension (10000,100), but in order to work with Keras, it requires sequence length. Have tried using Pre traind word vectors like glove.6B.100d.txt, but it takes long time to execute, and RStudio terminates abruptly. I am working with 8GB RAM machine.
Is there a way to use the word vector created using text2vec inside keras embedding layer?.
Hi @dselivanov I've been working recently on the https://github.com/bnosac/ruimtehol package which does amongst other things word/sentence/article embeddings (and a bit more) based on the Starspace C++ library. I would like the compare the embeddings which come out of the package to the Glove embeddings. The Starspace paper does this already but I would like to do this myself. As the text2vec package already implements Glove embeddings, do you have - par hasard - a script lingering around which somehow evaluates embeddings generated in different runs/toolsets?