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I just build a Random Indexing model using RandomIndexingMain and expected to get a text result, as said in the wiki:
We use four file formats: binary and text, and sparse equivalents. The default for all command line programs is to produce a text.
However, I think the output file is in binary format, since I can't open with text encoding (UTF-8, ASCII, latin...). If binary format is the default for RandomIndexing, I think it should be in the wiki.
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On Wed, Apr 5, 2017 at 6:47 PM, Guilherme Passero ***@***.***> wrote:
I just build a Random Indexing model using RandomIndexingMain and expected
to get a text result, as said in the wiki
<https://github.com/fozziethebeat/S-Space/wiki/FileFormats>:
We use four file formats: binary and text, and sparse equivalents. The
default for all command line programs is to produce a text.
However, I think the output file is in binary format, since I can't open
with text encoding (UTF-8, ASCII, latin...). If binary format is the
default for RandomIndexing, I think it should be in the wiki.
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I just build a Random Indexing model using RandomIndexingMain and expected to get a text result, as said in the wiki:
However, I think the output file is in binary format, since I can't open with text encoding (UTF-8, ASCII, latin...). If binary format is the default for RandomIndexing, I think it should be in the wiki.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: