* Regression test for issue 6207
* Fix issue 6207
* Sign contributor agreement
* Minor adjustments to test
Co-authored-by: Adriane Boyd <adrianeboyd@gmail.com>
* rename Pipe to TrainablePipe
* split functionality between Pipe and TrainablePipe
* remove unnecessary methods from certain components
* cleanup
* hasattr(component, "pipe") should be sufficient again
* remove serialization and vocab/cfg from Pipe
* unify _ensure_examples and validate_examples
* small fixes
* hasattr checks for self.cfg and self.vocab
* make is_resizable and is_trainable properties
* serialize strings.json instead of vocab
* fix KB IO + tests
* fix typos
* more typos
* _added_strings as a set
* few more tests specifically for _added_strings field
* bump to 3.0.0a36
* Regression test for issue 6207
* Fix issue 6207
* Sign contributor agreement
* Minor adjustments to test
Co-authored-by: Adriane Boyd <adrianeboyd@gmail.com>
* Support data augmentation in Corpus
* Note initial docs for data augmentation
* Add augmenter to quickstart
* Fix flake8
* Format
* Fix test
* Update spacy/tests/training/test_training.py
* Improve data augmentation arguments
* Update templates
* Move randomization out into caller
* Refactor
* Update spacy/training/augment.py
* Update spacy/tests/training/test_training.py
* Fix augment
* Fix test
Similar to how vectors are handled, move the vocab lookups to be loaded
at the start of training rather than when the vocab is initialized,
since the vocab doesn't have access to the full config when it's
created.
The option moves from `nlp.load_vocab_data` to `training.lookups`.
Typically these tables will come from `spacy-lookups-data`, but any
`Lookups` object can be provided.
The loading from `spacy-lookups-data` is now strict, so configs for each
language should specify the exact tables required. This also makes it
easier to control whether the larger clusters and probs tables are
included.
To load `lexeme_norm` from `spacy-lookups-data`:
```
[training.lookups]
@misc = "spacy.LoadLookupsData.v1"
lang = ${nlp.lang}
tables = ["lexeme_norm"]
```
