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Am a bit confused on the structure of dicts (one of the return parameter in make_feature_dicts())
method defines as - A list of dicts, one per token, containing the features for that token.
If its a list of dict per token, would dicts be a list of list of dicts where each sublist has all feature dicts for a token -
[[{feature1 : 1}, {feature2 : 1}, {feature3 : 1}], [feature1 : 1], {feature3 : 1},{feature4 : 1}] ?
But if we go by test_a3 , dicts seem to be just a list of dict something like
[{feature1 : 1}, {feature2 : 1}, ....]
If this is the case, how do we associate token to features ?
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Am a bit confused on the structure of dicts (one of the return parameter in make_feature_dicts())
method defines as - A list of dicts, one per token, containing the features for that token.
If its a list of dict per token, would dicts be a list of list of dicts where each sublist has all feature dicts for a token -
[[{feature1 : 1}, {feature2 : 1}, {feature3 : 1}], [feature1 : 1], {feature3 : 1},{feature4 : 1}] ?
But if we go by test_a3 , dicts seem to be just a list of dict something like
[{feature1 : 1}, {feature2 : 1}, ....]
If this is the case, how do we associate token to features ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: