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You provide the necessary code, but never mention how to use it, especially with custom data. Could you provide an example?
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There should be more detailed instructions on how to run traversals, how to optimize them, what different parameters are used for etc.
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We sould revise and discuss the upcoming OAS documentation.
In particular, some desriptions would benefit from a revision or two.
This thread is supposed to host the discussion of the documentation
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currently, if there are two concepts with the same name but a different description (e.g. crane), they are not distinguishable by the user.
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Hi again,
I'm reading through rc_utils.py and I found that you only use the switch_logits of the final doc_span/stride. Is this intentional?
https://github.com/AkariAsai/learning_to_retrieve_reasoning_paths/blob/master/reader/rc_utils.py#L1019
You also use it in lines 1061 and 1062. Have you tried other ways? Like taking average of switch logits over all doc_spans, or max.. etc.?