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@@ -27,6 +27,7 @@ for example vocabulary format. In <b>How To Run</b> below, users can use toy
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data and vocab provided in the data/ directory to run the training by replacing
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the data directory flag.
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+
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<b>Experiment Result</b>
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8000 examples from testset are sampled to generate summaries and rouge score is
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@@ -73,10 +74,13 @@ Install TensorFlow and Bazel.
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```shell
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# cd to your workspace
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-# clone the code to your workspace and create empty WORKSPACE file.
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-# move the data to your workspace. If don't have full dataset yet, copy
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-# the toy data from the data/ directory from code directory and rename
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-# the files.
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+# 1. Clone the textsum code to your workspace 'textsum' directory.
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+# 2. Create an empty 'WORKSPACE' file in your workspace.
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+# 3. Move the train/eval/test data to your workspace 'data' directory.
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+# In the following example, I named the data training-*, test-*, etc.
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+# If your data files have different names, update the --data_path.
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+# If you don't have data but want to try out the model, copy the toy
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+# data from the textsum/data/data to the data/ directory in the workspace.
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ls -R
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.:
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data textsum WORKSPACE
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