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Try getting the training dataset they used. For anything, actually. They train all their networks on data taken from users, and publish neither the data nor t
by kuschku 9y ago
Try getting the training dataset they used.
For anything, actually.
They train all their networks on data taken from users, and publish neither the data nor the models. And the scientific world doesn't have the resources to replicate anything close to it.
- mathgenius 9y agoAlpha Go (the earlier versions) was trained on publicly available games.
- kuschku 9y agoThat is a lucky case then, because for their NLP projects nothing is publicly available. It's quite annoying if you can't get anything.
- Ao7bei3s 9y agoSo? Try getting any raw data and/or code from academics. In my experience, often all you ever get are the papers. Now the tables are flipped and academics are the ones not getting access. A culture of real open access would be nice.