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   * Divisi2 is embedded in a larger project on knowledge representation (semantic networks and the like) in the MIT, so it is intended to be used in applications in AI and not in linguistics.   * Divisi2 is embedded in a larger project on knowledge representation (semantic networks and the like) in the MIT, so it is intended to be used in applications in AI and not in linguistics.
-  * It is SVD (singular value decomposition) library for Python. +  * It is a SVD (singular value decomposition) library for **Python**. 
-  * It requires numpy (numerical python, a standard library for scientifically computing with py) and [[http://pysparse.sourceforge.net/|pysparse]] (a further extension for matrix processing). From my own experience, installing numpy is not trivial. +  * Divisi requires numpy (numerical python, a standard library for scientifical computing with py) and [[http://pysparse.sourceforge.net/|pysparse]] (a further extension for matrix processing). From my own experience, installing numpy is not trivial. 
-  * As far as I can see right now, it is necessary to develop or use another to collect the context vectors, etc..+  * As far as I can see right now, it is necessary to develop or use another application to collect the context vectors, etc..
   * Easy installation (around 5 minutes if you have numpy).   * Easy installation (around 5 minutes if you have numpy).
   * [[http://csc.media.mit.edu/docs/_static/divisi_slides.pdf|Quick overview.]]   * [[http://csc.media.mit.edu/docs/_static/divisi_slides.pdf|Quick overview.]]
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 ==== Installation ==== ==== Installation ====
  
 +  * I presuppose that Python is already installed in your computer. Most distributions of linux include in their standard version Python. If you haven't install python yet, please check [[http://www.python.org/|here]].
   * The installation process is by itself quite simple -you will need just two commands. However a number of libraries are necessary to run Divisi2 and their installation is not quite simple, at least that is what I remember from installing numpy. In my case, I had to install (and maybe build) several libraries, in particular, ATLAS.   * The installation process is by itself quite simple -you will need just two commands. However a number of libraries are necessary to run Divisi2 and their installation is not quite simple, at least that is what I remember from installing numpy. In my case, I had to install (and maybe build) several libraries, in particular, ATLAS.
   * To install:   * To install:
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     - This command will also install pysparse (in case you don't have it): <file bash>sudo pip install pysparse</file>     - This command will also install pysparse (in case you don't have it): <file bash>sudo pip install pysparse</file>
     - Now install **Divisi2**<file bash>sudo pip install divisi2 csc-pysparse</file>     - Now install **Divisi2**<file bash>sudo pip install divisi2 csc-pysparse</file>
 +  * For a further tutorial using [[http://csc.media.mit.edu/docs/divisi2/intro.html|Divisi2]]
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 +==== Technical Issues =====
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 +  * Divisi2 utilizes Pysparce by means of a classes called SparseMatrix- Pysparce is can be seen as an extension of Numpy. It supports three formats for saving sparse matrices:
 +    - Linked-list format
 +    - Compressed sparse row format 
 +    - Sparse Skyline format
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 +==== Testing ====
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 + --- //[[eapontep@uos.de|Eduardo Aponte]] 2010/11/16 10:38//
  
- --- //[[eapontep@uos.de|Eduardo Aponte]] 2010/11/02 12:30// 

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