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A dataset is a collection of data, often in tabular or matrix form. This tag is NOT intended for data requests ("where can I find a dataset about ...") --> see OpenData
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How do I read the cord_19_embeddings_2020-07-16.csv from the COVID-19 Open Research Dataset ...
What I'm trying to do
I wanted to use the CORD19 word embeddings csv to map them to certain findings from the rest of the dataset, but as we can see there are no stings in the first column. … The values in the first column look somewhat like hashes, and they are the main problem I can't use the dataset.
Can somebody give me a pointer on what I'm looking at and how to use them? …
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How do I read the cord_19_embeddings_2020-07-16.csv from the COVID-19 Open Research Dataset ...
Paper on arxiv
Example usage of a similar approach
Relevant Comments from the Kaggle Comment section on the Data Update Log for the CORD19 Dataset:
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Examples how to visualize … , columnData)})
return EmbeddingSet(ems_dict)
ems = to_ems(sample_df.head(10))
ems.plot_correlation()
ems.plot_interactive("ug7v899j","02tnwd4m")
You can even do NLP with the jsons from the dataset …
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