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Not a big deal, but Ubuntu does not like the spaces in the names #22
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The bot saves the conversation for further training, see lines 124-126, 188 and 189 of conversation.py. Therefore, you can "fine tune" the pre-trained model using these files to train it for a few epochs. |
It is worth mentioning here that the script conversation_discriminator.py performs better than conversation.py. |
Shouldn't the files (file_saved_context and file_saved_answer) in conversation.py be open to append? |
Yes, it can be that way too. Either way, the idea is to edit these files to select the best utterances before using it for training. |
Not a big deal, but Ubuntu 16.04 Python 2.7 0 does not like the spaces in the names.
Just replace the spaces with a - and all works well.
Example:
name='the-context-text
name='the-answer-text-up-to-the-current-token
Do all the names that way.
Question: Does the bot auto-learn from conversation or must it be retrained with each session ?
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