NLP - Sequence Models for NLPHow can you ensure sequences are truncated to length 5 keeping the last tokens and padded if shorter using Keras?Apad_sequences(sequences, maxlen=5, truncating='pre', padding='post')Bpad_sequences(sequences, maxlen=5, truncating='post', padding='post')Cpad_sequences(sequences, maxlen=5, truncating='post', padding='pre')Dpad_sequences(sequences, maxlen=5, truncating='pre', padding='pre')Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand truncating parameter'truncating="post"' removes tokens from the end, so to keep last tokens, use 'post'.Step 2: Understand padding parameter'padding="post"' adds padding tokens at the end to reach maxlen.Step 3: Combine parametersTo keep last tokens and pad at the end, use truncating='post' and padding='post'.Final Answer:pad_sequences(sequences, maxlen=5, truncating='post', padding='post') -> Option BQuick Check:Use truncating='post' to keep last tokens [OK]Quick Trick: Use truncating='post' and padding='post' to keep last tokens [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing truncating='pre' which removes last tokensPadding on the wrong sideNot specifying truncating when needed
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