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Hi - thank you for making this great library! I am trying to use it to implicate training data for differences in minimal pair sentences of the form:
the keys to the cabinet are on the table
the keys to the cabinet is on the table
where I just want to look at what factors affect "is" vs. "are". This would clearly require changes to the wikitext example where the eval/dev set was simply being grouped into chunks of fixed length sequences as opposed to individual sentences per row. I was wondering if I could simply pad all my queries with some fixed max length and then proceed as normal or is there something else I can do?
I tried using the pad sequence idea but was getting some weird matmul dimension errors (I was just trying with 4 examples in my dev set):
the toys on the table are
the toys on the table is
i think the toy on the table is
i think the toy on the table are
Hi - thank you for making this great library! I am trying to use it to implicate training data for differences in minimal pair sentences of the form:
where I just want to look at what factors affect "is" vs. "are". This would clearly require changes to the wikitext example where the eval/dev set was simply being grouped into chunks of fixed length sequences as opposed to individual sentences per row. I was wondering if I could simply pad all my queries with some fixed max length and then proceed as normal or is there something else I can do?
I tried using the pad sequence idea but was getting some weird matmul dimension errors (I was just trying with 4 examples in my dev set):
and then:
when I then run the pairwise score computation, this is the error I get:
Any assistance would be much appreciated - please let me know if I should share more details!
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