Cannot run Starspace using bash in Google Colab











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I am trying to run this code in google colab.



%%bash
./Starspace/starspace train
-trainFile "data/prepared_train.tsv"
-model model/stackoverflow_duplicate
-trainMode = 3
-adagrad true
-ngrams 1
-epoch 5
-dim 100
-similarity "cosine"
-minCount 2
-verbose true
-fileFormat labelDoc
-negSearchLimit 10
-lr 0.05
-thread 10


But every time I get this error Provided argument without a dash!.

And some instruction about how to use. Actually I tried to use sample codes in Facebook Github repository, but I get same error.



Thanks for any advice.










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  • Starspace is root folder of library and starspace file to work.
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I am trying to run this code in google colab.



%%bash
./Starspace/starspace train
-trainFile "data/prepared_train.tsv"
-model model/stackoverflow_duplicate
-trainMode = 3
-adagrad true
-ngrams 1
-epoch 5
-dim 100
-similarity "cosine"
-minCount 2
-verbose true
-fileFormat labelDoc
-negSearchLimit 10
-lr 0.05
-thread 10


But every time I get this error Provided argument without a dash!.

And some instruction about how to use. Actually I tried to use sample codes in Facebook Github repository, but I get same error.



Thanks for any advice.










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  • Starspace is root folder of library and starspace file to work.
    – M. Doosti Lakhani
    Nov 11 at 14:12















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up vote
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down vote

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I am trying to run this code in google colab.



%%bash
./Starspace/starspace train
-trainFile "data/prepared_train.tsv"
-model model/stackoverflow_duplicate
-trainMode = 3
-adagrad true
-ngrams 1
-epoch 5
-dim 100
-similarity "cosine"
-minCount 2
-verbose true
-fileFormat labelDoc
-negSearchLimit 10
-lr 0.05
-thread 10


But every time I get this error Provided argument without a dash!.

And some instruction about how to use. Actually I tried to use sample codes in Facebook Github repository, but I get same error.



Thanks for any advice.










share|improve this question













I am trying to run this code in google colab.



%%bash
./Starspace/starspace train
-trainFile "data/prepared_train.tsv"
-model model/stackoverflow_duplicate
-trainMode = 3
-adagrad true
-ngrams 1
-epoch 5
-dim 100
-similarity "cosine"
-minCount 2
-verbose true
-fileFormat labelDoc
-negSearchLimit 10
-lr 0.05
-thread 10


But every time I get this error Provided argument without a dash!.

And some instruction about how to use. Actually I tried to use sample codes in Facebook Github repository, but I get same error.



Thanks for any advice.







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  • Starspace is root folder of library and starspace file to work.
    – M. Doosti Lakhani
    Nov 11 at 14:12




















  • Starspace is root folder of library and starspace file to work.
    – M. Doosti Lakhani
    Nov 11 at 14:12


















Starspace is root folder of library and starspace file to work.
– M. Doosti Lakhani
Nov 11 at 14:12






Starspace is root folder of library and starspace file to work.
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Nov 11 at 14:12














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I'm guessing this is causing you trouble -trainMode = 3, I think it should be -trainMode 3 without the =






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    Nov 11 at 21:32













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