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< Cooler_>
Someone can help me, i need a good library or function at mlpack to make BoW - bag of words at may text doc...
< rcurtin>
Cooler_: can you explain more of what you mean? you want to turn a text document into a bag-of-words representation?
< rcurtin>
mlpack doesn't have a good tool for that but I'm certain there exist some other ones
< rcurtin>
once you have a BoW representation, which will be high-dimensional and sparse, you can probably use some mlpack methods with that
< rcurtin>
depending on what you're trying to do
< Cooler_>
So i need make a text classifier, to make this i need make rank of words, something like BoW (bag of words)... yes i need turn text document into a baf-of-words representation...
< Cooler_>
second step i need pass to KNN to classify using euclidean method... i view example of knn at mlpack site... but i dont know any function or library to convert my texts to BoW
< Cooler_>
rcurtin you can help me ?
< Cooler_>
any sugestion is good to my research...
< rcurtin>
I think I've got gitdub working again now, so anyone on the mlpack-git list is about to get a thousand emails...
< rcurtin>
oh, nevermind, only one... but they should be working in the future
< zoq>
I don't mind to get just one mail :)
< rcurtin>
yeah I'm a bit disappointed, I was kinda looking forward to every git commit email from the past two months :)
< rcurtin>
anyway, big is back up in a semi-compromised form... three other build systems are active (cabbie, shoeshine, and samedi)
< rcurtin>
I have to use reverse SSH tunneling to get it to be accessible from outside the symantec office, so hopefully it does not go down too much
< rcurtin>
in the mean time I am still trying to get in touch with the guy who was supposed to get the internal network set up to expose big and the other systems here...
< zoq>
I used autossh to automatically reconnect, so maybe it's an option if the system goes down to much.
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< rcurtin>
autossh... nice idea... I'll look into that
< rcurtin>
usually I just run it in a bash loop or something, but maybe autossh does something smarter
< K4k>
Could also try out mosh
< K4k>
Really more for mobile ssh with spotty connectivity but it has timeout checks and such that can be tuned
< rcurtin>
noted
< Cooler_>
ok thanks sir, i thing to get nice performance use C
< rcurtin>
Cooler_: great to hear you were able to get it working