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Base on paper do the feature input is fixed with int like one-hot encoding?
My input feature is the embedding atom encode from Bert model, the data inside is arbitrary float with positive and negative with continues numeric type.
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One of the inputs is atomic numbers, which uses long int to represent atom types. This long int can be converted to a vector of floating points (same as the "atom encode from Bert model" in your question) by (1) first converting long int into one-hot vectors and (2) then applying a standard linear layer to the one-hot vectors.
Sorry to ask the question. I am the beginner on this. I have very big gab in knowledge in here. Thank you for visit my post.
Base on paper do the feature input is fixed with int like one-hot encoding?
My input feature is the embedding atom encode from Bert model, the data inside is arbitrary float with positive and negative with continues numeric type.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: