adrien-bougouin
commented
9 years ago Dear Al,
I do not have my computer with me right now, but here is my first gess:
- shouldn't you use back slashes in stead of slashes for windows filepath?
- ref and english are not argument names. Instead of -ref you must put the path of you file containing the reference keyphrases. You will find examples in the corpora i use. If you don't have reference, just create a fake one, it is only use for evaluation. As for -english, just write english.
al9veda
but no luck -- same error. Though, when I tried KeyBench example files, semeval and inspec, I got another kind of error linked with the NLTK incapacity to find the java file (see last .png above) However, the JAVA_PATH and its system/user location are in sink... Not sure, but might be my java version, x64, is confusing for NLTK ?
I'll try to reinstall NLTK (nltk-2.0.4.win32), and process files again.
Thank you for your help.
Best,
I am interested in processing couple of my .txt data-sets (train and test sets) with the KeyBench but getting an error: "WindowsError: [Error 123] The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect: results; pre_processings;test_Tue Sep 15 22:04:50 2015" An issued command was: "python ijcnlp_2013.py 'C:/TOOLS/KeyBench-ijcnlp_2013/src/corpus_directory/' -ref -english"
I realize it's rather a cumbersome one but I'm a newbie with CLI Python I/O, and I'd greatly appreciate your help with the right syntax for this command (I'm under Windows) Je vous en remercie par avance!
Al