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Sentence Embedding with Transformers
author: Jael Gu
Description
A sentence embedding operator generates one embedding vector in ndarray for each input text. The embedding represents the semantic information of the whole input text as one vector. This operator is implemented with pre-trained models from Huggingface Transformers.
Code Example
Use the pre-trained model 'sentence-transformers/paraphrase-albert-small-v2' to generate an embedding for the sentence "Hello, world.".
Write a pipeline with explicit inputs/outputs name specifications:
from towhee.dc2 import pipe, ops, DataCollection
p = (
pipe.input('text')
.map('text', 'vec',
ops.sentence_embedding.transformers(model_name='sentence-transformers/paraphrase-albert-small-v2'))
.output('text', 'vec')
)
DataCollection(p('Hello, world.')).show()
Factory Constructor
Create the operator via the following factory method:
sentence_embedding.transformers(model_name=None)
Parameters:
model_name: str
The model name in string, defaults to None. If None, the operator will be initialized without specified model.
Supported model names: NLP transformers models listed in Huggingface Models.
Please note that only models listed in supported_model_names
are tested.
You can refer to Towhee Pipeline for model performance.
checkpoint_path: str
The path to local checkpoint, defaults to None.
If None, the operator will download and load pretrained model by model_name
from Huggingface transformers.
tokenizer: object
The method to tokenize input text, defaults to None.
If None, the operator will use default tokenizer by model_name
from Huggingface transformers.
Interface
The operator takes a piece of text in string as input. It loads tokenizer and pre-trained model using model name, and then return a text emabedding in numpy.ndarray.
__call__(txt)
Parameters:
data: Union[str, list]
The text in string or a list of texts.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray or list
The text embedding (or token embeddings) extracted by model.
If data
is string, the operator returns an embedding in numpy.ndarray with shape of (dim,).
If data
is a list, the operator returns a list of embedding(s) with length of input list.
save_model(format='pytorch', path='default')
Save model to local with specified format.
Parameters:
format: str
The format to export model as, such as 'pytorch', 'torchscript', 'onnx', defaults to 'pytorch'.
path: str
The path where exported model is saved to.
By default, it will save model to saved
directory under the operator cache.
from towhee import ops
op = ops.sentence_embedding.transformers(model_name='sentence-transformers/paraphrase-albert-small-v2').get_op()
op.save_model('onnx', 'test.onnx')
PosixPath('/Home/.towhee/operators/sentence-embedding/transformers/main/test.onnx')
supported_model_names(format=None)
Get a list of all supported model names or supported model names for specified model format.
Parameters:
format: str
The model format such as 'pytorch', 'torchscript', 'onnx'.
from towhee import ops
op = ops.sentence_embedding.transformers().get_op()
full_list = op.supported_model_names()
onnx_list = op.supported_model_names(format='onnx')
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Sentence Embedding with Transformers
author: Jael Gu
Description
A sentence embedding operator generates one embedding vector in ndarray for each input text. The embedding represents the semantic information of the whole input text as one vector. This operator is implemented with pre-trained models from Huggingface Transformers.
Code Example
Use the pre-trained model 'sentence-transformers/paraphrase-albert-small-v2' to generate an embedding for the sentence "Hello, world.".
Write a pipeline with explicit inputs/outputs name specifications:
from towhee.dc2 import pipe, ops, DataCollection
p = (
pipe.input('text')
.map('text', 'vec',
ops.sentence_embedding.transformers(model_name='sentence-transformers/paraphrase-albert-small-v2'))
.output('text', 'vec')
)
DataCollection(p('Hello, world.')).show()
Factory Constructor
Create the operator via the following factory method:
sentence_embedding.transformers(model_name=None)
Parameters:
model_name: str
The model name in string, defaults to None. If None, the operator will be initialized without specified model.
Supported model names: NLP transformers models listed in Huggingface Models.
Please note that only models listed in supported_model_names
are tested.
You can refer to Towhee Pipeline for model performance.
checkpoint_path: str
The path to local checkpoint, defaults to None.
If None, the operator will download and load pretrained model by model_name
from Huggingface transformers.
tokenizer: object
The method to tokenize input text, defaults to None.
If None, the operator will use default tokenizer by model_name
from Huggingface transformers.
Interface
The operator takes a piece of text in string as input. It loads tokenizer and pre-trained model using model name, and then return a text emabedding in numpy.ndarray.
__call__(txt)
Parameters:
data: Union[str, list]
The text in string or a list of texts.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray or list
The text embedding (or token embeddings) extracted by model.
If data
is string, the operator returns an embedding in numpy.ndarray with shape of (dim,).
If data
is a list, the operator returns a list of embedding(s) with length of input list.
save_model(format='pytorch', path='default')
Save model to local with specified format.
Parameters:
format: str
The format to export model as, such as 'pytorch', 'torchscript', 'onnx', defaults to 'pytorch'.
path: str
The path where exported model is saved to.
By default, it will save model to saved
directory under the operator cache.
from towhee import ops
op = ops.sentence_embedding.transformers(model_name='sentence-transformers/paraphrase-albert-small-v2').get_op()
op.save_model('onnx', 'test.onnx')
PosixPath('/Home/.towhee/operators/sentence-embedding/transformers/main/test.onnx')
supported_model_names(format=None)
Get a list of all supported model names or supported model names for specified model format.
Parameters:
format: str
The model format such as 'pytorch', 'torchscript', 'onnx'.
from towhee import ops
op = ops.sentence_embedding.transformers().get_op()
full_list = op.supported_model_names()
onnx_list = op.supported_model_names(format='onnx')