add --binary option and ability to open .gz and .bz2 input files #2
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Pardon me, just tested the binary option and it throws an Exception. Pause on this. |
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Hey Travis, Good feature idea, thanks for the patch. I'm in a little bit of a crunch right now, but I can look closely at this sometime in the next week or two if you don't get back to it first. B |
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Hi Bryan,
Thanks for DeepWalk. I was pleased to see a real useable implementation released with the paper.
I wanted to test DeepWalk a bit but I typically gzip my data files so I added support for that and also the ability to save the resulting model to word2vec's (more compact) binary format.
There is also a bit of whitespace cleanup in graph.py
Let me know if you see any issues here.
Travis