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Default FileFormat for RandomIndexing #79

Open gpassero opened 7 years ago

gpassero commented 7 years ago

I just build a Random Indexing model using RandomIndexingMain and expected to get a text result, as said in the wiki:

We use four file formats: binary and text, and sparse equivalents. The default for all command line programs is to produce a text.

However, I think the output file is in binary format, since I can't open with text encoding (UTF-8, ASCII, latin...). If binary format is the default for RandomIndexing, I think it should be in the wiki.

davidjurgens commented 7 years ago

Hi Guilherme,

Yes, you're right! The current default format is sparse binary, not text. I've updated the wiki to reflect that.

Thanks, David

On Wed, Apr 5, 2017 at 6:47 PM, Guilherme Passero notifications@github.com wrote:

I just build a Random Indexing model using RandomIndexingMain and expected to get a text result, as said in the wiki https://github.com/fozziethebeat/S-Space/wiki/FileFormats:

We use four file formats: binary and text, and sparse equivalents. The default for all command line programs is to produce a text.

However, I think the output file is in binary format, since I can't open with text encoding (UTF-8, ASCII, latin...). If binary format is the default for RandomIndexing, I think it should be in the wiki.

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