Vincent Rasneur

Hi, baysopt is an external module, not included with pyfasttext. The github source of bayesopt is here: https://github.com/rmcantin/bayesopt And the install doc is here: https://rmcantin.bitbucket.io/html/install.html (install the python module too)

Hello @saxelsen89, Thanks for the detailed bug report! Can you file an issue in the cysignal bug tracker ? (here: https://github.com/sagemath/cysignals/issues) I should add a way to disable cysignals at...

Hello @svetlana21, You have the `model.words` attribute that contains a list of all the words that exist in the model. Fasttext uses "subwords" to handle OOV words. You can use...

Hum... Can you generate a coredump?

It is a memory image of the program, that is generated when the crash happened. It is useful when you debug the crash: you can see what the memory looked...

In the fastText source code, the logs are written to *stderr* (and I cannot modify the original source code in my binding). To redirect *stderr* to a file, you can...

Hum... I have read the source code of the *contextlib.redirect_stderr(file_object)* function, and it works only for pure Python functions, not for wrapped C++ functions (as in *pyfasttext*). So, you must...

Hi @nalsabhan, The bug should be fixed, but I have not released a new version yet. Can you try to update the source code and compile manually ? (see the...

Hi @nguyenhoan1988 `pyfasttext` uses the same source code as the `fastText` binary (with a thin Python wrapper). So, there should be no difference... But `fastText` adds a newline at the...

Hi @fim, Thanks for the port to python3! However, I don't have time to maintain the module anymore. I see that you already have released your port as a separate...