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i'm a newbie in programming. I try to use this library. it's very useful for me.
I want to show centroid in K-means clustering. how to show it? thank u so much..
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Thank you for the great effort, you are putting into this project :) There is, however, a feature I miss; rotated bounding boxes. Especially when objects are thin and diagonal, an ordinary bounding box fits poorly. Examples of such cases are shown here: rotated bounding boxes
A way annotation could be
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Found in #5551, it appears that the sorting linter may not be properly functioning. The author of the PR had placed a feature in the wrong location, however the linter had not complained about the alphabetical sorting. Furthermore, when the author attempted placing it in the correct location, the linter didn't complain either. We should either double-check the linter, or the file that was modif
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It is not clear how (and when) to use SubwordField from the documentation. And it is hard to find usage examples. It would be great if someone who used it would add at least a few lines to its doc.
For example, if I am using github.com/VKCOM/YouTokenToMe tokenizer - should I create SubwordField or Field. And what is the difference between them?
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I want to convert torch.nn.Linear modules to weight drop linear modules in my model (possibly big), and I want to train my model with multi-GPUs. However, I have RuntimeError in my sample code. First, I have _weight_drop() which drops some part of weights in torch.nn.Linear (see the code below).
Actual Behavior
RuntimeError: arguments are located on different GPUs at /
It would be nice to have some general developer documentation for potential contributors to help in cases such as #510, etc.
What are the best steps to take towards accomplishing this? Maybe something similar (albeit not all details needed) to the Pandas developer docs?
I've begun an implementation of this on my fork, basicall
I noticed that you used image height param format as the font size.
https://github.com/Belval/TextRecognitionDataGenerator/blob/33d8985521645280e102987e773bf1e424a045df/TextRecognitionDataGenerator/computer_text_generator.py#L14
In my test, image_font = ImageFont.truetype(font=font_size=500), no error was reported, but it was time consuming.
So I am confused, why set format, font_size
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The documentation file appears to have been generated with no space between the hashes and the header text. This is causing the headers to not display correctly, and is difficult to read. See below for an example of with and without the space:
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Mobius API Documentation
###Microsoft.Spark.CSharp.Core.Accumulator</
Add a tag document
create Name <-> tags csv
so one day it would be possible to only get nature related names, or only technical names and so on
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I was wondering if it is possible to generate a list of 'n' unique company names? I saw some PR's which gave a unique keyword for 'words' but doesn't seem to extend to other providers? I understand i could just keep regenerating and dropping duplicates until I got a unique set of length n, but would be nice to just have a keyword for that (plus this m