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| show samples from the model. | show samples from the model. | ||
| - | You should turn in an iPython notebook containing your code, along | + | You should turn in your python code (not necessarily in a notebook, if you'd rather not), along |
| - | with novel text samples showing that your code is working: first, from | + | with novel text samples showing that your code is working: first, after training on |
| the provided "alma.txt" dataset, and second, samples from your | the provided "alma.txt" dataset, and second, samples from your | ||
| network trained on a dataset of your choice. | network trained on a dataset of your choice. | ||
| An example of my final samples are shown below (more detail in the | An example of my final samples are shown below (more detail in the | ||
| - | final section of this writeup), after 150 passed through the data. | + | final section of this writeup), after 150 passes through the data. |
| Please generate about 15 samples for each dataset. | Please generate about 15 samples for each dataset. | ||
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| This lab will help you develop several new tensorflow skills, as well | This lab will help you develop several new tensorflow skills, as well | ||
| as understand some best practices needed for building large models. | as understand some best practices needed for building large models. | ||
| - | In addition, we'll be able to create networks that generate neat images! | + | In addition, we'll be able to create networks that generate neat text! |
| There are two parts of this lab: first, wiring up a basic | There are two parts of this lab: first, wiring up a basic | ||
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| To help you get started, you should download and look at the | To help you get started, you should download and look at the | ||
| - | [[http://liftothers.org/byu/lab8_scaffold.zip|Lab 8 scaffold code]] | + | [[http://liftothers.org/byu/lab8_scaffold.tar.gz|Lab 8 scaffold code]] |
| which contains a few extra goodies to help you: a TextLoader class, | which contains a few extra goodies to help you: a TextLoader class, | ||
| and some simple text files that you can use for debugging, and a | and some simple text files that you can use for debugging, and a | ||
| little script called `switch.sh` that switches between text files. | little script called `switch.sh` that switches between text files. | ||
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| + | After unpacking the scaffold tarball, you should run switch.sh to select one of the provided training files: | ||
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| + | <code> | ||
| + | ./switch.sh alma.txt | ||
| + | </code> | ||
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