petermr
commented
8 years ago Agreed this is a bug. It may be fixed in the dev branch...
On Sun, May 29, 2016 at 11:19 AM, larsgw notifications@github.com wrote:
When using the standard AMI command, used in the tutorial (ami2-word --project PROJECTNAME -i scholarly.html --w.words wordFrequencies --w.stopwords stopwords.txt), where stopwords.txt is copied from the ami2-0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar, the outputted data contains parts of CSS found in the style tag in scholarly.html.
Example of the output: [image: header28] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/14018963/15632566/f80289f0-2596-11e6-98b2-b677ff9d5abe.png
Input was the scholarly.html created with norma from PMC4350396.
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When using the standard AMI command, used in the tutorial (
ami2-word --project PROJECTNAME -i scholarly.html --w.words wordFrequencies --w.stopwords stopwords.txt), where stopwords.txt is copied from theami2-0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar, the outputted data contains parts of CSS found in the style tag in scholarly.html.Example of the output:
Input was the scholarly.html created with
normafrom PMC4350396.