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Describe the bug
Cannot use 'cp' command while installing it on Windows.
It is needed to replace 'cp' with 'copy' in scripts written in package.json if an user wants to install botfront on Windows machine.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Install choco
- Install meteor
- Install botfront using
meteor npm installin Windows Powershell.
Expected behavior
This is an issue with the gawesomebot.com website, not GAwesomeBot itself.
On the wiki, there's a link to the commands page that links to https://gawesomebot.com/Commands, which is incorrect. It should be directing to https://gawesomebot.com/wiki/Commands
- Hello World service
- Hello World integration
- Moderately complicated module handling multiple sub-commands (helps illustrate the use of
event.arguments) - Module that passes data between different integrations
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First, I would like to thanks for your contribution.
I trained your model exactly like what you said in document.But I got Entl_b = 0.0879 in printed result , I checked and found out that is the C score ( am i right ? ) ! The problem is that in paper C score has been reported equal to 0.2 .
By the way the Entl_b that I mention before was for checkpoint with loss of 46.5833 ( last checkpoint )
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We've moved a command from one bundle to another, but you need to fully qualify the command still.
This shows up in two separate places, when trying to get help on the new command (https://github.com/operable/cog/blob/master/lib/cog/repository/commands.ex#L20 due to not checking for enabled I'd imagine) and when trying to run the new command (https://github.com/operable/cog/blob/master/lib/cog/