Code to cluster labels on new datasets?

[kunaldahiya]

Hi

Thanks for releasing the code for your paper. I was trying out your code on a new dataset. Things are clear to me except the clustering part: can you please release the code to cluster your labels for a new dataset or describe the exact steps?

[kongds]

The code of clustering labels is already in src/cluster.py.
For example
python ./src/cluster.py --dataset amazon670k --id $1
More information, please refer to #3 and #4

[kunaldahiya]

Got it. Thanks!

[kunaldahiya]

Actually, the given clustering code is not running on any new dataset except for Wikipedia-500K and Amazon-670K. How should I run it on an entirely new dataset?

[kongds]

You need tfidf first. Please refer to #3 (comment). And the cluster.py we used is directly from AttentionXML.

[royckchan]

The code of clustering labels is already in src/cluster.py. For example python ./src/cluster.py --dataset amazon670k --id $1 More information, please refer to #3 and #4

I try to run the src/cluster.py on the amazon670k dataset, but it shows
MemoryError: Unable to allocate 2.38 TiB for an array with shape (490449, 667317) and data type int64
my Python version is 3.6 and numpy version is 1.18.5 (same as that in requirements.txt), I try to declare an array with this shape, and it gives the same error. May I ask how you deal with this error during label clustering?

Btw, I wonder if I can skip the label clustering step if the size of my label set is bwtween 1k-2k. Seems you are only doing this step on datasets with hundreds of thousands of labels (#3 (comment))

Thanks!

[kongds]

Hello,
For OOM, It can be solve by 0a04646 to replace the mlb = MultiLabelBinarizer() with mlb = MultiLabelBinarizer(sparse_output=True).

For the label size between 1k and 2k, i think the clustering step can be skipped.

[royckchan]

Hello, For OOM, It can be solve by 0a04646 to replace the mlb = MultiLabelBinarizer() with mlb = MultiLabelBinarizer(sparse_output=True).

For the label size between 1k and 2k, i think the clustering step can be skipped.

Thanks!