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Python 3 throws an error message on the original assert statement. Also, according to the Python documentation regarding the assert statement (https://docs.python.org/3/reference/simple_stmts.html#the-assert-statement), `assert` takes at least one argument and at most two. In the two-argument form the second argument is meant as an error message to be displayed when the assertion fails. I don't think this is intended in this case. |
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| _spacy-101 | ||
| _training | ||
| _v2 | ||
| _vectors-similarity | ||
| _visualizers | ||
| _data.json | ||
| _deep-learning.jade | ||
| adding-languages.jade | ||
| examples.jade | ||
| facts-figures.jade | ||
| index.jade | ||
| linguistic-features.jade | ||
| models.jade | ||
| processing-pipelines.jade | ||
| resources.jade | ||
| spacy-101.jade | ||
| training.jade | ||
| v2.jade | ||
| vectors-similarity.jade | ||
| visualizers.jade | ||