I have calculated a word2vec model using python and gensim in my corpus.
Then I calculated the mean word2vec vector for each sentence (averaging all the vectors for all the words in the sentence) and stored it in a pandas data frame.
The columns of the pandas data frame df are:
- sentence
- Book title (the book where the sentence comes from)
- mean-vector (the mean of the word2vec vectors in the sentence - size 100)
I am trying to use scikit-learn NearestNeighbors to detect sentence similarity (I could probably use doc2vec instead, but one of the objectives is to compare this method against doc2vec).
This is my code:
X = df['mean_vector'].values
nbrs = NearestNeighbors(n_neighbors=2, algorithm='ball_tree').fit(X)
I get the following error:
ValueError: setting an array element with a sequence.
I think somehow I should iterate the vectors, to be able to calculate on a row == sentence basis the nearest neighbours of each row, but it seems this exceeds my current (limited) python skills.
This is the data of the first cell in df['mean_vector'][0]. It is a full vector size 100 averaged over the vectors of the sentence.
array([ -2.14208905e-02, 2.42093615e-02, -5.78106642e-02,
1.32915592e-02, -2.43393257e-02, -1.41872400e-02,
2.83471867e-02, -2.02910602e-02, -5.49359620e-02,
-6.70913085e-02, -5.56188896e-02, -2.95186806e-02,
4.97652516e-02, 7.16793686e-02, 1.81338750e-02,
-1.50108105e-02, 1.79438610e-02, -2.41483524e-02,
4.97504435e-02, 2.91026086e-02, -6.87966943e-02,
3.27585079e-02, 5.10644279e-02, 1.97029337e-02,
7.73109496e-02, 3.23865712e-02, -2.81659551e-02,
-9.69715789e-03, 5.23059331e-02, 3.81100960e-02,
-3.62489261e-02, -3.40068117e-02, -4.90736961e-02,
8.72346922e-04, 2.27111522e-02, 1.06063476e-02,
-3.93234752e-02, -1.10617064e-01, 8.05142429e-03,
4.56497036e-02, -1.73281748e-02, 2.35153548e-02,
5.13465842e-03, 1.88336968e-02, 2.40451116e-02,
3.79024050e-03, -4.83284928e-02, 2.10295208e-02,
-4.92134318e-03, 1.01532964e-02, 8.02216958e-03,
-6.74675079e-03, -1.39653292e-02, -2.07276996e-02,
9.73508134e-03, -7.37899616e-02, -2.58320477e-02,
-1.10700730e-05, -4.53227758e-02, 2.31859135e-03,
1.40053956e-02, 1.61973312e-02, 3.01702786e-02,
-6.96818605e-02, -3.47468331e-02, 4.79541793e-02,
-1.78820305e-02, 5.99209731e-03, -5.92620336e-02,
7.34678581e-02, -5.23381204e-05, -5.07357903e-02,
-2.55154949e-02, 5.06089740e-02, -3.70467864e-02,
-2.04878468e-02, -7.62404222e-03, -5.38200373e-03,
7.68705690e-03, -3.27000804e-02, -2.18365286e-02,
2.34392099e-03, -3.02998684e-02, 9.42565035e-03,
3.24523374e-02, -1.10793915e-02, 3.06244520e-03,
-1.82240941e-02, -5.70741761e-03, 3.13486941e-02,
-1.15621388e-02, 1.10221673e-02, -3.55655849e-02,
-4.56304513e-02, 5.54837054e-03, 4.38252240e-02,
1.57828294e-02, 2.65670624e-02, 8.08797963e-03,
4.55569401e-02], dtype=float32)
I have also tried to do:
for vec in df['mean_vector']:
X = vec
nbrs = NearestNeighbors(n_neighbors=2, algorithm='ball_tree').fit(X)
But I only get the following warning:
DeprecationWarning: Passing 1d arrays as data is deprecated in 0.17 and willraise ValueError in 0.19. Reshape your data either using X.reshape(-1, 1) if your data has a single feature or X.reshape(1, -1) if it contains a single sample.
If there is an example on github using word2vec and NearestNeighbors in a similar scenario I would love to see it.