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- airports: they (more/less) have unique codes, and this semantic understanding would be helpful for search engines.
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- airports: they (more/less) have unique codes, and this semantic understanding would be helpful for search engines.
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- aliases for cities: the dataset used for city data (lat/lon) contains a pretty exhaustive list of aliases for the cities. It would be good to generate examples of these with a distance of 0 and train the model on this knowledge.
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- aliases for cities: the dataset used for city data (lat/lon) contains a pretty exhaustive list of aliases for the cities. It would be good to generate examples of these with a distance of 0 and train the model on this knowledge.
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see `Makefile` for instructions.
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# notes
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- see `Makefile` for instructions.
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- Generating the data took about 13 minutes (for 3269 US cities) on 8-cores (Intel 9700K), yielding 2,720,278 records (combinations of cities).
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- Training on an Nvidia 3090 FE takes about an hour per epoch with an 80/20 test/train split. Batch size is 16, so there were 136,014 steps per epoch
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- **TODO**`**: Need to add training / validation examples that involve city names in the context of sentences. _It is unclear how the model performs on sentences, as it was trained only on word-pairs.
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