yeah! we could crowdsource the glossary.
like a website or form where members could add info.
the one i currently have looks kinda like this
standardUse = ["What be the", "Find the"] # followed by 'of'
dictOfFuncs = {
'Min': {
'params': 'Multi',
'useCase': 'Standard',
'alternates': ["Minimum", "Min", "Smallest"]
},
'Max': {
'params': 'Multi',
'useCase': 'Standard',
'alternates': ["Maximum", "Max", "Greatest", "Biggest"]
},
# et.al
}
I haven't started off with a rigid structure for this, planning to work on
it during the weekend.
On Friday, May 15, 2020 at 6:56:54 AM UTC+5:30, Nicolas Guarin wrote:
>
> If you have a list of terms from similar projects, maybe we can
> crowdsource the "glossary". If not, it can still be useful to have a
> document/site where this terms can be added from some community members.
> Although, I think that some kind of instructions are needed.
>
> On Thursday, May 14, 2020 at 2:52:08 AM UTC-5, Moses Paul wrote:
>>
>> Sure! that could definitely be done, down the line 😁
>>
>> And Aaron, I'm currently scraping through the SymPy documentation, I'll
>> probably end up creating a "glossary" because it can be immensely helpful
>> in automating the generation of training data for the NMT model.
>>
>>
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