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Deep sentence embedding using Sequence to Sequence learning

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Deep sentence embedding using Sequence to Sequence learning

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Installing

  1. Install Torch.

  2. Install the following additional Lua libs:

    luarocks install nn
    luarocks install rnn
    luarocks install penlight

    To train with CUDA install the latest CUDA drivers, toolkit and run:

    luarocks install cutorch
    luarocks install cunn

    To train with opencl install the lastest Opencl torch lib:

    luarocks install cltorch
    luarocks install clnn
  3. Download the Cornell Movie-Dialogs Corpus and extract all the files into data/cornell_movie_dialogs.

Training

th train.lua [-h / options]

Use the --dataset NUMBER option to control the size of the dataset. Training on the full dataset takes about 5h for a single epoch.

The model will be saved to data/model.t7 after each epoch if it has improved (error decreased).

Getting a pretrained model

Download:

  1. The pretraned model.t7
  2. Vocabulary vocab.t7

Put them into the data directory.

Extracting embeddings from sentences

Run the following command

th -i extract_embeddings.lua --model_file data/model.t7 --input_file data/test_sentences.txt --output_file data/embeddings.t7 --cuda

To visualize 2D projections of the embeddings refer to: example.ipynb

Acknowledgments

This implementation utilizes code from Marc-André Cournoyer's repo

License

MIT License

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