pKeicho-done pKeicho-done-2021-02-05
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Create a statistics script for logs
- Script to download logs, only those that are not local.
- skip: IGNORE file to exclude inappropriate items from the analysis
- QNF, obviously heavy since it’s following the whole word-question pair.
- If it can’t be the best, we decided to prune the branches before calling the question naturalness determination.
- Copy at the touch of a button without having to select and copy all when exporting to Scrapbox
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I want to download data from Firebase.
- →Statistics for the data were created without downloading, downloading is just a cache and should not be done until it is needed.
- I did it because I needed to.
- Enables statistics and testing with logs
- [Don’t ask questions related to keywords you haven’t dug into.
- Take human input from logs and use a new algorithm to examine changes in behavior.
- Hitting the local cache update script will download all data that has not yet been downloaded locally.
- Statistics, etc. for the whole can be done locally only.
- Enables statistics and testing with logs
- Motion Extraction
- Extraction of movements (key phrases containing verbs)
- Binary classification, active learning to create training data and multilayer perceptron
- Play what is inconvenient on a rule basis.
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Server doesn’t know when it’s at 500. - Indicate if it is taking a long time or if it is an error
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The places that require a certain number of keywords to be extracted are triggered quickly. - Coordination of state transitions
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Redesigned so that questions that do not take keywords can calculate scores with environment as an argument
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Modified to not ask relationship questions for keywords that have not been delved into.
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Copy button on Scrapbox export screen
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NG Keyword Judgment
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I don’t have enough data to learn, so I’ll play a list of bad words I see.
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Explicitly tell users when keyphrase extraction speed is slow
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