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Without code examples, it's hard to follow. Is it just AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained('mispar/hechrechi') or am I missing something?
by kelseyfrog 3y ago
Without code examples, it's hard to follow.
Is it just
AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained('mispar/hechrechi')
or am I missing something?
- araes 3y agoIn the method described, it could also be: 'mispar/{gadol|katan|siduri|bone'eh|kidmi|p'rati|ha-merubah ha-klali|meshulash|ha-akhor|mispari|ne'elam|katan mispari|musafi}' as well as 'otiyot/be-milui', and 'kolel' You can then also have #includes or pre-processor directives such as: #include Atbash (opposites), Albam and Achbi (two 11 letter alphabets), Akhas beta (three groups [778]), Ayak bakar (letter*10), Ofanim (last letter replace), Avgad (letter++) And if you really want to, you can do all the other parts of 'math' like polynomials, curve fits, blah, blah, just with letters.