code2seq for Python

[alexkarargyris]

Is there a pretrained model for Python language?

[urialon]

No, sorry, but contributions are welcome!

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[Veeraraghavans]

@urialon ,

Just a follow up on this question, Pythonextractor generates model/dictionary which still can be used only for test Java code?

[urialon]

Hi @Veeraraghavans ,

The PythonExtractor generates data and dictionaries which can be used to train a model on Python. Then, this model can be used to test only Python code (because it was trained on Python).

I hope it is clear?
Also, check out this paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2202.13169.pdf
and code: https://github.com/VHellendoorn/Code-LMs
where we release a larger model that works for many languages.

Best,
Uri