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├── configs ('--F', help='for configurations')
│ └── params.json ('--f', help='best parameters of dataset')
├── embedder.py ('--f', help='embedder file to control whole process')
├── main.py ('--f', help='main file of the process')
├── models ('--F', help='for models and baselines')
│ └── __init__.py
├── README.md ('--f', help='README for Github')
├── results ('--F', help='for the output of model and baselines')
├── sh ('--F', help='for shell files (e.g. experiments, parameter search)')
│ └── run.sh ('--f', help='shell files (e.g. experiments, parameter search)')
└── src ('--F', help='for utility functions')
├── __init__.py
├── argument.py ('--f', help='input arguments parser')
├── data.py ('--f', help='data loading related')
└── utils.py ('--f', help='helper functions')- F: Folder
- f: File
The .gitignore file is to specify intentionally untracked files to ignore. For example, the files are
- Too big (e.g. > 100mb)
- Confidential
- Not related to the project
Please refer to the 'PATTERN FORMAT' in git-scm document: Guide.