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where is the part of utilizing skip-gram idea to learn cell representation? #3

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V-Enzo opened this issue Jun 4, 2019 · 3 comments

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V-Enzo commented Jun 4, 2019

Hello, boathit. I am new to Julia and trajectory representation learning.
Firstly, After reading the paper, I think the first part is to transform trajectories into cells and learn a cell representation by utilizing the idea of skip-gram, but I couldn't find it in your source code. Is it finished in julia codes or elsewhere?
Second,Since the Julia 0.6.4 is not maintained any more, I wish you could update your code to latest version for us to learn. Thank you!

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boathit commented Jun 4, 2019

Hi @V-Enzo, actually I do not include the skip-gram part in this repository. Please see this thread. I will manage to update the code.

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V-Enzo commented Jun 4, 2019

Thank you for your timely reply and looking forward to your update

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boathit commented Aug 30, 2019

The code has been updated to Julia 1.0+ and PyTorch 1.0+.

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