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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 have lots of non used dependencies in this project. Sometimes (i.e. apache commons-io even two times with different names). The task is to remove unused deps and to update them in necessary.
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This raises no module named MAML_Ed25519
from mam_lite import MAML_Ed25519
addr_test = Address(''.join(random.choices(string.ascii_uppercase + '9', k=81)))
mam_stream_1 = MAML_Ed25519(root_address=addr_test, channel_password='test_pass')
mam_stream_2 = MAML_Ed25519(root_address=addr_test, channel_password='test_pass')
Fixed by changing to new class name:
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The list is available in the file cas_svn_trunc.dirlog.
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As suggested on Reddit, it would be nice to have more tutorials.
A simple idea is to base them on our existing examples. The tutorial could explain how each implemented method works