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version mean stddev epochs size sg train time vocab labeled topn
1.8.2 0.731169 0.400759 10 100 1 1337s 1011 415 2
1.9.2 0.757323 0.381546 8 100 0 895s 1011 415 2
1.8.1 0.777375 0.311037 10 100 1 1337s 1011 415 5
2.2.0 0.777560 0.348724 4 100 1 4699s 4481 1065 5
2.1.0 0.784135 0.327790 10 100 0 8509s 4481 1065 5
1.9.1 0.790879 0.303636 8 100 0 895s 1011 415 5
2.0.0 0.793170 0.323632 4 100 0 3559s 4481 1065 5
3.1.0 0.797092 0.275271 10 100 0 45s 866 1065 5
1.9 0.801539 0.251177 8 100 0 895s 1011 415 10
1.6 0.802802 0.246046 5 100 0 556s 1011 415 10
1.7 0.803727 0.270047 5 100 1 687s 1011 415 10
1.5 0.804970 0.276699 6 100 1 882s 1011 415 10
3.0.0 0.805366 0.261353 4 100 0 19s 866 1065 5
1.8 0.808020 0.267684 10 100 1 1337s 1011 415 10
1.4 0.811572 0.245559 6 100 0 687s 1011 415 10
1.2 0.817391 0.274402 3 100 1 435s 1011 415 10
1.3 0.817779 0.232192 3 100 0 347s 1011 415 10
1.1 0.828783 0.233289 1 100 0 118s 1011 415 10
1.0 0.833424 0.258153 1 100 1 151s 1011 415 10
1.10 0.845832 0.215527 1 10 0 112s 1011 415 10
<dataset>.<iteration>.<variation>
Labeled and unlabled terms from the MoMA dataset.
Labeled and unlabled terms from the MoMA and DOME datasets.
Only labled terms from the MoMA and DOME datasets.
# Create or load an existing version.
# Versions follow the format `<dataset>.<iteration>.<variation>`.
>>> pipe = Pipeline('9.0.0')
# The current state
>>> pipe.get_state()
<class 'import_exhibitions.ImportExhibitions'>
# Get the version configurations
>>> pipe.version.config
{'combinations_r': 5,
'epochs': 5,
'min_count': 1,
'pos': 0,
'sg': 1,
'size': 100,
'states': ['ImportExhibitions',
'Prune1',
'LabelArtists',
'Prune2',
'ExportCorpus',
'TrainModel',
'ApplySimilar',
'Report'],
'topn': 5,
'train_dir': 'data/train-9',
'version': '9.0.0',
'version_dir': 'data/versions/9.0.0',
'workers': 5}
# Update the version configurations
>>> pipe.version.update_config(
('workers', 6),
('size', 200),
('sg', 0))
# Execute the current state and proceed to the next.
>>> pipe.proceed()