Jimmy Lin
Jimmy Lin
Seems like Semantic Scholar provides API access, direct to ACL papers! https://api.semanticscholar.org/ Can we see what goodies we can get? Would be awesome to get citation stats - how many...
I was trying to upgrade `fastutil` from version 6.5.6 (an ancient version from Jun 14, 2013) to the latest, version 8.3.0, when I came across a really insidious multi-part bug....
If we look at the Node API, we have: `def randomOutboundNodeSet(numResults: Int, rnd: Random): Seq[Int]`: https://github.com/twitter/cassovary/blob/master/cassovary-core/src/main/scala/com/twitter/cassovary/graph/Node.scala#L123 `def outboundNodes(): CSeq[Int]`: https://github.com/twitter/cassovary/blob/master/cassovary-core/src/main/scala/com/twitter/cassovary/graph/Node.scala#L89 Note that one returns a `CSeq` and the other returns...
Might be fun to try and implement the GraphX API on Cassovary. Then we can compare scale up vs. scale out.
We should rename Node to Vertex in the API. Two main reasons: 1. Vertex makes you sound smarter... :) 2. If we want to start playing with partitioning, we want...
Similar to #214 Would be fun to implement Giraph (e.g., Pregel) API on top of Cassovary - once again, testing scale up vs. scale out.
Just like there's a Spark shell for interactively playing around, we should write a Cassovary shell that support interactive manipulation of the graphs. I've started prototyping something in my clone,...
hey @ToluClassics - starting this as a thread to track missing elements in pyserini. Do we have HC4 bindings for the dev/eval sets in pyserini? If not we should start...
Takes a non-trivial amount of time to run for standard query sets... seems like we can benefit from multi-threading here?