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Keywords change on different run for same text #54

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vertika-19 opened this issue Dec 12, 2018 · 7 comments
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Keywords change on different run for same text #54

vertika-19 opened this issue Dec 12, 2018 · 7 comments

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@vertika-19
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Everytime you run the program, the set of keywords change. Can you point out why is it happening.

@fedelopez77
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There are no random components in the algorithm. Can you provide a concrete example?

@vertika-19
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You can check in this different runs are giving different set of keywords as well as order is also changing.

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@fedelopez77
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I tried several runs, with different texts, relaunching the interpreter, and I couldn't reproduce it. I always get the same list of keywords in the exact same order.
Are you using the last version of summa, with the last version of scipy and all its dependencies?

@vertika-19
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Are you using python 2?

@fedelopez77
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No, the current stable version on Master on this repository, as the one that you can download via pip, are for Python 3. We no longer provide support for Python2

@vertika-19
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vertika-19 commented Dec 12, 2018

In the first go I tried few things like I created 2 separate virtual environments :

  1. With python 3
  2. With python 2

Freshly installed just summa on these which installed scipy and numpy as dependencies.
Installed summa as : pip install summa

In 1. python 3 - problem persists i.e shows different keywords everytime I launch the interpreter and run

In 2. Python 2 - No such problem, keywords set and order is same everytime.

Is it the same with you!?

@mingoarte
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Hello! I'm facing the same error with python 3. Somebody solved this?

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