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I'm little bit confused about the index of CRF transition matrix. I wonder whether the row index represents the current state, and column index represents the next state in the transition matrix of CRF? Would it be same for the case if they are switched?
I notice in your code, row index is the start state, and column index is the next state. I wonder whether it would be the same if I use row index to be the next state and column index to be the current state?
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I'm little bit confused about the index of CRF transition matrix. I wonder whether the row index represents the current state, and column index represents the next state in the transition matrix of CRF? Would it be same for the case if they are switched?
CLUENER2020/pytorch_version/models/crf.py
Line 41 in a3e1bcf
I notice in your code, row index is the start state, and column index is the next state. I wonder whether it would be the same if I use row index to be the next state and column index to be the current state?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: