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This raises two questions for me:
Has an implementation of a dual supervision algorithm found it's way onto the public web application yet?
Is this repo here on github up to date with the latest algorithm used by that web application?
If not, is this because the benefit of dual supervision is non-existant or has it just not been implemented yet in Abstrackr?
If yes, would you be so kind to share the latest code base with the world? See also my other issue regarding the license of this repo #110
All the best
Michael
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When running
generate_predictions.py
only the following tables are read, some of them are written to:citations
labels
decisions by reviewerprojects
(reviews)prediction_status
predictions
priorities
Notably missing from this list is the table
labeledfeatures
, which contains the highlighted words from the abstracts with their thumbs up/down rating. In the article http://www.byronwallace.com/static/articles/wallace_ihi_2011_preprint.pdf, also available here: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/2110363.2110464 it is mentioned that Abstrackr will use dual supervision, i.e. using these weighted labels to make even better predictions.This raises two questions for me:
Has an implementation of a dual supervision algorithm found it's way onto the public web application yet?
Is this repo here on github up to date with the latest algorithm used by that web application?
If not, is this because the benefit of dual supervision is non-existant or has it just not been implemented yet in Abstrackr?
If yes, would you be so kind to share the latest code base with the world? See also my other issue regarding the license of this repo #110
All the best
Michael
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: