David Mack

Results 22 comments of David Mack

Hello! What version of python are you using? It sounds like maybe you’re using Python < 3 and the system is not seeing the /db/ folder as a module. On...

Weird - what command line are you executing the app with? python -m e2c.predict I /believe/ is the right incarnation On October 8, 2018 at 8:44:05 AM, raspberian1234 ([email protected]) wrote:...

Ah - the problem is how you invoke the script. Don’t directly run predict.py. Check README.md for all the details, but basically you need to invoke `python -m e2c.predict` to...

Try cd into “english2cypher” directory, then run the python command On October 9, 2018 at 12:19:48 AM, raspberian1234 ([email protected]) wrote: hi (english2cypher) C:\Users\User>git clone https://github.com/Octavian-ai/english2cypher.git Cloning into 'english2cypher'... remote: Enumerating...

Weird, I’m not familiar with running this on Windows, so sorry to not be more helpful. Here’s my osx (e.g. Linux) workflow: I’m running Python 3.6.2 On October 9, 2018...

You should be able to serve in the normal way. Gen_input_fn is a function generator, it returns the standard input_fn On Fri, Aug 17, 2018 at 5:35 PM MarthinusBosman wrote:...

Sure - how far have you got? At what point are you getting stuck? On March 5, 2019 at 10:35:54 PM, pandeysudhanshu ([email protected]) wrote: I want to upload my own...

Sure- 1. Generate pairs of english language - cypher queries that are relevant to your data 2. Train e2c on those pairs and ensure it gets a good accuracy 3....

Sure, what are you trying to achieve with your own data? One possible place to start is to generate your own src and tgt text files and train the translator...

Stoked to see you get it running for your own work! Since you’ve made your own question forms, the rough path to getting it predicting is: clvr-graph$ python -m gqa.generate...