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do we have to create hasher every time or perhaps we can create it once?
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the hashing dimension can be different for different features, the minimum number would be
bins
but we can have a shared one with numFeatures = bins, and use that for every case if there is not too many tokens; OR we can create a couple shared hashers with different scales, and choose one based on the scale of token numbers
What do you think? I was assuming creating a hasher for every feature will not be very resource consuming
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let see if we can reuse the hashing function without creating
HashingTF
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and I think we can. See
HashingTF.transform
andHashingTF
object