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evaluation part #5
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As you mentioned in your example in the last part we run the tm.hlta.ExtractTopic, so my output is the output of this file. Yea then I will contact him, Thanks again :) |
There should be an HTML file (e.g. The step for computing loglikelihood is shown in the Testing section. |
I have already opened the outputfile which contains two html file, the output of this html file is the same as the sample html file. |
You may try to open the HTML file in the base directory but not in that
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I got your point, you are talking about the sample.html available in the base directory. Sorry for taking your time, |
Yes, it is possibly due to the data set. For example, on the NIPS dataset with 1k to 10k words, Peixian got a hierarchy with 4 to 6 levels (according to the AAAI-2016 paper). |
thank you very much, I will go through that paper also, I will work on that :) |
I have uploaded a main method for running the computing of topic coherence score. See Readme for more details. |
Thank u very much , you helped alot,
Hopefully, I runned the code for Nips dataset, and its working,
One question is that why it just show one level of the output?
for example part of my output is like this:
`0.278 cortex stimulus
0.228 firing spike
0.205 mixture expert
0.421 pixel theorem character cluster energy
0.205 speech classifier
0.202 circuit voltage`
and lastly, how can I see the evaluation part? you used coherence for evaluation, may I ask you to provide me with step by step direction how can I get that result also?
Thanks for taking the time :)
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