Added selection filter for random speaker/conversation/utterance corpus functions #268
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Description
Edited corpus functions for random speaker/conversation / utterance functions.
Added
Edited corpus functions to add random speaker, conversation, and utterance selection functionality. These functions enable random selection using reservoir sampling with optional filtering criteria (selector).
feature
Motivation and Context
This change was introduced to enhance the usability of the corpus by allowing users to select random speakers, conversations, and utterances with customizable filtering conditions. It improves functionality and aligns with existing corpus methods like iter_utterances.
How has this been tested?
Imported convokit locally in machine to test new functions. Tested all three functions -- speaker, utterance and conversation.
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