Add missing POT dependency to requirements.txt - #80
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rq/rqkmeans_faiss.py imports `ot` (POT, Python Optimal Transport) for the Sinkhorn balancing path (--uniform), but POT is not listed in requirements.txt, so a clean install fails with ModuleNotFoundError when running RQ-Kmeans with uniform semantic-ID balancing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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rq/rqkmeans_faiss.pyimportsot(POT, Python Optimal Transport) insidesinkhorn_balance_level, used by the--uniformsemantic-ID balancing path. POT is not inrequirements.txt, so on a clean install this path fails withModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'ot'.Change
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POT==0.9.7torequirements.txt(verified working with this code path; placed alphabetically).Related: #77 / #79 touch the same function.
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