NestedText as YAML alternative
NestedText — Structured Data for Humans — NestedText 3.8 documentation
Like YAML but easier and less confusing. See their comparison with other formats.
Has only strings as data type, the consumer does its own validation, which makes the syntax simple. Brilliant. (Also no need to quote, or escape, or deal with the Norway problem1.)
Katheryn McDaniel:
position: president
address:
> 138 Almond Street
> Topeka, Kansas 20697
phone:
cell: 1-210-555-5297
home: 1-210-555-8470
# Katheryn prefers that we always call her on her cell phone.
email: KateMcD@aol.com
additional roles:
- board member
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Previously: 211020-1304 YAML Norway issues ↩︎
(Preserving l/r width)
(h6_en is lm-eval)
and adding blocks — much less chaotic than 3d slicer (at first glance)
(EDIT: oh damn it’s 7, not 6!)
from the paper
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- … leading to a probability not of 1/4(..10) but 1/2
- one way to filter out such bad examples is to get a LM to solve the task without providing context, or even better - look at the distribution of probabilities over the answers and see if some are MUCH more likely than the others
- Issue with 2-3-4 plurals: I can just create three classes of nouns, singular, 2-3-4, and >=5
- don’t forget to discuss the morphology complexities in the masterarbeit
- Conveying the issues in English is hard, but I can (for a given UA example)
- provide the morphology info for the English words
- provide a third German translation
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