Open asterbini opened 5 years ago
For the moment I have solved by replacing all double quote (") with backquote (`)
This is probably because the "input sentence" is actually several sentences. It needs to be split further for the parser to do the right thing.
BTW I don't really maintain this tool anymore, I'm glad you find it useful but AllenNLP is a more up-to-date and better supported framework.
Thanks for your kind and rapid answer I'll try AllenNLP Andrea
On 8/27/19 5:57 PM, Greg Durrett wrote:
This is probably because the "input sentence" is actually several sentences. It needs to be split further for the parser to do the right thing.
BTW I don't really maintain this tool anymore, I'm glad you find it useful but AllenNLP is a more up-to-date and better supported framework.
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Hi, I am trying retrieving the entities in Austen's Pride and Prejudice and I get the error:
Couldn't parse even with backoff parser!
on a sentence in Chapter 6:The error instead does NOT happen if the sentence is unquoted:
What could be the problem? How could I fix it?