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Yi Wang edited this page Aug 22, 2019
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Lexical Rules
Use articles(冠词), "the", "a", and "an", before singulars(名词的单数形式), if there is not adherent adjunct before the noun. No articles for plurals(名词的复数形式).
For example, the following are alright:
Do you have a computer?
I don't need an expensive computer.
I don't need expensive computers.
That is the expensive computer you mentioned.
Underscore (_) is not part of English words or phrases. We usually use underscores in source code, e.g., variable names. In such cases, we follow Markdown syntax to quote a variable name with a back single quote (`).
The following are alright:
model_def
the model definition
Some typical cases to use, or not to use, the dash (-):
a tf.keras.Model-derived class
a four-dimensional tensor
a 3-year old girl
a 3 years old girl
Spell proper nouns(专有名词) as its conventional form. For example, TensorFlow but not Tensorflow, PyTorch but not Pytorch or py-torch, and ElasticDL but not elasticdl or elastic-dl.