We made DeepQA pip-installable, but you still can't actually run a model unless you use our scripts, which basically means that you need to fork the code and implement your model inside of DeepQA. Instead, we should make it so that you can use all of DeepQA from a third-party codebase, including actually running the thing.
And when we do this, we should add a section to the main README that gives a "hello world" example of how to use DeepQA in third-party code.
matt-gardner
commented
7 years ago
We made DeepQA pip-installable, but you still can't actually run a model unless you use our scripts, which basically means that you need to fork the code and implement your model inside of DeepQA. Instead, we should make it so that you can use all of DeepQA from a third-party codebase, including actually running the thing.
And when we do this, we should add a section to the main README that gives a "hello world" example of how to use DeepQA in third-party code.