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True. The post calls out that “you have to recompress the training data for each test document” with zlib (otherwise input_text would taint it), but you can act
by notpushkin 8mo ago
True. The post calls out that “you have to recompress the training data for each test document” with zlib (otherwise input_text would taint it), but you can actually call Compress.copy().
zdict was added in Python 3.3, though, so it’s 2012, not 1997. (It might have worked before, just not a part of the official API :-)
- staplung 8mo agoAh, okay. Didn't realize that. I used either zlib or gzip long, long ago but never messed with the `zdict` param. Thanks for pointing that out.