2023 Data added, update dependencies for handling manually downloaded Reddit archives #22
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In case you can't download data directly from Pushshift, but can manually obtain the Reddit comment archives from another location, you can put the .zst files in
data/manual_downloads/commentsinstead, list the month inall_monthsandmanual_download_monthsinparams.yamlthe rest of the pipeline will run as expected to train community2vec models.Most importantly: Add new models and data for 2023 Reddit comments data.
This also adds support for python 3.10 to dependencies and fixes dependency versions with DVC, sklearn, etc... mostly to fix several things that aren't backwards compatible with older versions originally used in this repo.