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Hi there ๐Ÿ‘‹

  • I'm a software engineer @Startree.ai.
  • I work on data intensive backends. I spend most of my time on ThirdEye these days.
  • My interest lies in streaming systems, data warehousing, timeseries analysis, data quality, and exploration/exploitation problems.
  • In terms of business, Iโ€™m mostly interested in cloud offerings and open-source business models.
  • Previously @AB Tasty and alumnus of Centrale Nantes - Computer Science.

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cyril-de-catheu @cdecatheu

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FTCC with C#

I have created a C# version for this repository:
FTCC C#

Features:

  • Set compressors per class.
  • Set parallelism when creating the dictionaries.
  • Set the compression level.
  • Serialize/deserialize dictionaries.

Using short text for text classification

i have been exploring the possibilities of using ftcc to doing text classification but for short text,
but so far i get bad accuracy, any advice on applying this for short text data text classification?
thank you

Performance in few-shot setup

Awesome work @cyrilou242, thanks!

I wonder if anyone tested the ftcc method against gzip in the few-shot setup, k={5, 25,...}, I thought this was like the highlight of the gzip-paper, showing that gzip can perform reasonable with small training data. I guess if training data is sufficient, there's hardly a way to beat BERT with any non-neural method.

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