Big Bad NLP Database Update
And… we’re back! How was your week??
We’re continuing our hard work on the NLP Database! During the mid-week, we added 21 datasets and user contribution has helped tremendously, they are mentioned here:
We've updated the NLP database! We added 21 new datasets! In addition, we've also added a new column for date "added", to know which datasets are the most recent ones. We had several users contributors: Chaudhuri, Debanjan, Stefan Larson & @sarkerabeed
— Quantum Stat (@Quantum_Stat) January 22, 2020
c/c @seb_ruder #NLProc
Since the release of the Big Bad NLP Database, we have received overwhelming support across the globe including visitors stemming from 98 countries in the past week alone. We have many more datasets left to go and hopefully, we’ll capture more international variants. More updates coming soon!
This Week:
– The Dutch RoBERTa
– Hacking GitHub for Blog Posting
– Serverless, VMs and Containers
– Mellon’s Twitter NLP Library
– A New Dataset for Visual Question Answering
– AI Content Made Simple
– mmmmmBART
– Know Your Hardware
– Dataset of the Week: DailyDialog
The Dutch RoBERTa
Looks like we have a new language-focused transformer, and it’s straight out of the Netherlands, world meet RobBERT. It achieves SOTA results on several Dutch-based downstream tasks. You can read more about it here:
Blog: https://people.cs.kuleuven.be/~pieter.delobelle/robbert/
GitHub (silhouette head shot, props):
A Dutch language model based on RoBERTa with some tasks specific to Dutch. Read more on our blog post or on the paper…
Paper:
Hacking GitHub for Blog Posting
A fellow figured out how to embed interactive Jupyter notebooks in GitHub pages 😎😎. Pretty cool if you want to show your work with a little more twinkle.
The issue seems to be in `nbconvert/templates/html/full.tpl`. Create a copy of it, and remove the lines shown here, and instead put whatever css refs you want. Then use your replacement template instead of `full.tpl`. Let me know how it goes! pic.twitter.com/L7Hn1akDpH
— Jeremy Howard (@jeremyphoward) January 19, 2020
Ok, folks, I figured it out. It turns out I don’t have to write any custom exporter or change any templates. Here is how you can embed interactive Jupyter notebooks with Altair in…