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Don't have access to 'data_util.py' in Readme
#26 opened Jul 25, 2022 by Kunlun-Zhu
cannot reach out to official email
#25 opened Jun 9, 2022 by sunan0519
EOFError: Compressed file ended before the end-of-stream marker was reached (on Google Colab)?
#24 opened Apr 1, 2021 by Alla-Abdella
How to get "Long Answer Candidates" from wikipedia source code.
#22 opened Oct 16, 2020 by anshkumar
Encoding issue in traindata
#20 opened Sep 23, 2020 by jheinecke
2
how to train with this data
#14 opened Nov 28, 2019 by xiongma
1
why simplified test data just has token start and end, doesn' have byte start and byte end
#13 opened Nov 27, 2019 by xiongma
1
Download data
#10 opened May 14, 2019 by dpappas
2
Can anybody explain implementation level details of "closest question" baseline, as our results are quite different from the results given in Natural Questions Research paper.
#8 opened Mar 8, 2019 by TanviLakkad
Question identification: good or bad?
#7 opened Feb 27, 2019 by felipegmarques
1
clarification of 'score'
#6 opened Feb 26, 2019 by filbertphang
1
Convert token to text
#5 opened Feb 25, 2019 by vishalkatiyar007
2
where is baseline of bert?
#2 opened Jan 28, 2019 by susht3
2
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