Bert Chatbot
This is the first python package I made, so I use this project to attend
Description
Use Google Bert to implement a chatbot with Q&A pairs and Reading comprehension!
Install
- Use pip to install Bert-ChatBot
pip install bert-bot
- Download base model
- Use Google Drive to download my model QA Model and Reading Comprehension Model
How to use
one command to start on your server
bert-chatbot --run_server/
--qa-model_dir=$YOUR_QA_MODEL_PATH/
--rc-model_dir=$YOUR_Reading_Comprehension_MODEL_PATH
--cpu=false
--gpu=true
--num_works=1
--ip=0.0.0.0
--port=2333
Then you can test the server in your browser
TODO
- Complete the whole project
- Docker support
- Implement training function
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