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I am working on a task where a one-dimensional dynamic latent variable will be estimated using a set of high-dimensional (both structured and unstructured) observables. It is important for me to have ...
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Disclaimer: I have no background in Data Science or Statistics. I used AI to extract a vast list of topical keywords, from thousands of news articles, published by dozens of Tech News Publications, ...
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I've been following this guide to Langchain: https://learn.deeplearning.ai/langchain-chat-with-your-data/lesson/3/document-splitting It seems like the Langchain document loaders treat each page of a ...
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I'm trying to go through the first edition tabular challenge on Kaggle. Obviously my first few trials results did not satisfy me, so I went to see how other people did, and in the post of the first ...
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Is n-gram a special instance of bag of word? What are their differences? From my understanding, n-gram is when replacing the words in bag of words with n-grams, and follow the same procedures to ...
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I am doing actor-critic reinforcement learning for an environment that is best represented as a "bag-of-words". For this reason, I have opted to use a single body, multi-head approach for ...
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Sometimes when I'm studying the datasets, the text field is particularly challenging to handle. For whatever features I want to derive from the text fields, I try to apply some heuristic to ...
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One can rely on continuous wavelets to build a multi-resolution analysis that is equivariant ("covariant") under the action of a discrete subgroup of translation. When not downsampled, the ...
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I have a round based game played on a grid map with multiple units that I would like to control in some fashion using neural network (NN). All of the units are moved at once. Each unit can move in any ...
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I need to get word-vectors using BERT and got this function that i think it should be the one i need ...
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I have three input variables $x_1$, $x_2$ and $d$, where $x_1$ and $x_2$ are numerical variables and $d$ is a dummy variable that takes the value of 1 or 2. How to represent the part of a neural ...
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I don't have enough data (i.e. I don't have enough texts) --- have only around 4k words in my dictionary. I need to compare given words, then I need to representate it as embedding. After the ...
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The KNN algorithm is very handy and particularly suited to some of my problems, but I can't find any resources on how to implement it in production. As a comparative example, when I use a neural ...
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I started looking into word2vec and was wondering what the connection/difference between the NCE-Loss and the infoNCE-Loss is. I get the basic idea of both. I have a hard time deriving one from ...
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I am reading some research papers about graph convolutional neural networks and I have seen the term "latent representations" used a lot. For instance, "the model was able to learn ...
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