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After dropping Python 3.7 support, do you suggest we stay on 3.6? Or > 3.7 moving forward? I've had to do a lot of work to maintain my dev environments and retraining of models using updated versions of BERTopic to get the newest enhancements. |
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I would suggest going with a more recent version of python, such as 3.9. The thing is, security updates for numpy have stopped for python 3.6 so it was necessary to drop that version as it was not supported anymore. |
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diversity=0.1to change how diverse the words in a topic representation are (ranges from 0 to 1).transform