Tagging this as a Good First issue if anyone's interested.

When you look at the variables in the pretrained base uncased BERT the varibles look like list 1. When you do the training from scratch, 2 additional variables per layer are introduced, with suffixes adam_m and adam_v. It would be nice for someone to explain what these variables are? and what is their significance to the process of training?
If one were to manually initialize variables from a pri

I was going though the existing enhancement issues again and though it'd be nice to collect ideas for spaCy plugins and related projects. There are always people in the community who are looking for new things to build, so here's some inspiration ✨ For existing plugins and projects, check out the spaCy universe.

If you have questions about the projects I suggested,

Example (from TfidfTransformer)

if isinstance(docs[0], tuple):
    docs = [docs]
return [self.gensim_model[doc] for doc in docs]

This method expects a list of tuples, instead of an iterable. This means that the entire corpus has to be stored as a lis

Looping the process of writing images into the .tfrecords-file works fine, but how do I read multiple images from a .tfrecords-file?

Is there any simple solution? would be great if added to the code.

This output is unexpected. The In returns the capitalize In from PorterStemmer's output.

>>> from nltk.stem import PorterStemmer
>>> porter = PorterStemmer()
>>> porter.stem('In')
'In'

More details on https://stackoverflow.com/q/60387288/610569

I tried selecting hyper parameters of my model following "Tutorial 8: Model Tuning" below:
https://github.com/flairNLP/flair/blob/master/resources/docs/TUTORIAL_8_MODEL_OPTIMIZATION.md

Although I got the "param_selection.txt" file in the result directory, I am not sure how to interpret the file, i.e. which parameter combination to use. At the bottom of the "param_selection.txt" file, I found "

Describe the bug

Calling Predictor.get_gradients() returns an empty dictionary

To Reproduce
I am replicating the binary sentiment classification tasked described in the paper 'Attention is not Explanation ' (Jain and Wallace 2019 - https://arxiv.org/pdf/1902.10186.pdf).

My first experiment is on the Stanford Sentiment TreeBank Dataset. I need to measure the correlation between th

Description of Problem:
Had to add a Facebook messenger channel integration into a bot I spun up and found the Facebook Messenger docs lacking a bit especially on the special response template keys quick_replies and elements; I had to read through the Facebook channel source to figure out what was allowed/disallowed.

Overview of the Solution:
FB Messenger docs updated with additio

Prerequisites

Please fill in by replacing [ ] with [x].

• Are you running the latest bert-as-service?
• Did you follow the installation and the usage instructions in README.md?
• Did you check the [FAQ list in README.md](https://github.com/hanxiao/bert-as-se

The dutch sentiment file (see nl-sentiment.xml) has words with negative subjectivity, which does not respect the boundary values for subjectivity: [0.0, 1.0]. I did not check for how many cases, but the word "verloren" is an example.

Sentiment files for other languages may have negative subjectivity as well. Since

As per the StanfordCoreNLP documentation for CoreLabel, The functions after() and before() should return white space strings between the token and the next/previous tokens respectively.
However, they return an empty string always even if there are some white spaces when the tokenizer option **normalizeOth

The documentation specifies:

The words and sentences properties are helpers that use the textblob.tokenizers.WordTokenizer and textblob.tokenizers.SentenceTokenizer classes, respectively.

You can use other tokenizers, such as those provided by NLTK, by passing them into the TextBlob constructor then accessing the t

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Other related issues: #408 #251
I trained a Chinese model for spaCy, linked it to [spacy's package folder]/data/zh (using spacy link) and want to use that for ludwig. However, when I tried to set the config for ludwig, I received an error, which tell me that there is no way to load the Chinese model.

ValueError: Key ch

Excuse me, https://github.com/graykode/nlp-tutorial/blob/master/1-1.NNLM/NNLM-Torch.py#L50 The comment here may be wrong. It should be X = X.view(-1, n_step * m) # [batch_size, n_step * m]

Sorry for disturbing you.

Description

Add a ReadMe file in the GitHub folder.
Explain usage of the Templates

Other Comments

Principles of NLP Documentation
Each landing page at the folder level should have a ReadMe which explains -
○ Summary of what this folder offers.
○ Why and how it benefits users
○ As applicable - Documentation of using it, brief description etc
Scenarios folder:
○

• 系统环境：

  • Paddle版本：1.5.1，CPU，无使用其他加速模块
  • 系统: CentOS 6.3

• 问题描述：

  • 使用paddle.fluid.contrib.slim.Compressor模块进行模型压缩
  • 压缩后的模型，float能正常运行，int8版出现以下错误：
    

• 问题复现：

git clone https://github.com/Bond-SYSU/paddle_compress.git
cd paddle_compress
sh run.sh compress   #

When using a pocketsphinx wakeword mycroft tries to load a language specific model. If the model doesn't exist the load fails. (report on the forums)

This should be handled by using a fallback mechanism, so if no language specific model exists it should log a warning and fallback to using the english model that is included in mycr

Hi! Great package!

Both NLTK and Spacy offer the option to install models from local files, as with:

pip install /Users/you/en_core_web_sm-2.2.0.tar.gz

Do you have any thoughts on adding this to stanza? This makes it easier to deploy in an environment where the resources for the cod

Looking at the following diagram and the code you wrote , which is :

import torch.nn as nn

class RNN(nn.Module):
    def __init__(self, input_size, hidden_size, output_size):
        super(RNN, self).__init__()

        self.hidden_size = hidden_size

        self.i2h =