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6 years ago Hi Paulo, I've been working on relation extraction recently with the CoNLL corpus so this is good timing! That in the sigmanlp project, that builds on sigmakee. The Maven install is out of date. It's best to use the installation instructions for Linux at https://github.com/ontologyportal/sigmakee that does an ant-based build. Probably you don't have $SIGMA_HOME set if it's not finding the kif files. Try echo $SIGMA_HOME from the command line and make sure it's pointing to the directory where you config.xml and kif files are found. Also, make sure the paths in the config.xml are pointing to where the files are. I'm glad to correspond further if that doesn't solve it.
all the best, Adam
On 03/11/2018 04:08 PM, Paulo Pinheiro Lemgruber Jeunon Sousa wrote:
|Hi, dear developers, I am trying to use SUMO to get sumo in order to find relations between words, but I am not being able to install it. It is probably just a silly mistake. I have already tried to follow the README instructions and tried to execute the install.sh and the InstallSigma.sh but with no success. The problem that occur with the README instructions is that when I try to execute the test command, the software throws an exception saying that was not able to find .kif files (ex: /home/paulojeunon/~/workspace ...) and I do not know why it does that strange concatenation. If I go to the code and fix it I start to have "class not fund" exceptions of guava, stanford and other classes. If I execute the install.sh script when I try to run the command "mvn -f pom.xml -DskipTests clean install tomcat7:run" it does not fund tomcat7 (in the original command it uses a "pom-old.xml" that I was not able to find). If I try to run only "mvn -f pom.xml -DskipTests clean install" It starts to complain about not having all maven dependencies and if I try to add them it gets to a point where it asks about some h2 dependency that even if I include it in the pom archive, it is not found. |
org.h2 h2 2006-07-14-beta
|As I said, is probably a silly mistake from my part, but I am not able to install SigmaKEE. I am running an Ubuntu 16.04 on an intel based machine. |
Sorry to bother and thanks for the attention in advance.
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Hi, dear developers, I am trying to use SUMO to get sumo in order to find relations between words, but I am not being able to install it. It is probably just a silly mistake. I have already tried to follow the README instructions and tried to execute the install.sh and the InstallSigma.sh but with no success. The problem that occur with the README instructions is that when I try to execute the test command, the software throws an exception saying that was not able to find .kif files (ex: /home/paulojeunon/~/workspace ...) and I do not know why it does that strange concatenation. If I go to the code and fix it I start to have "class not fund" exceptions of guava, stanford and other classes. If I execute the install.sh script when I try to run the command "mvn -f pom.xml -DskipTests clean install tomcat7:run" it does not fund tomcat7 (in the original command it uses a "pom-old.xml" that I was not able to find). If I try to run only "mvn -f pom.xml -DskipTests clean install" It starts to complain about not having all maven dependencies and if I try to add them it gets to a point where it asks about some h2 dependency that even if I include it in the pom archive, it is not found. As I said, is probably a silly mistake from my part, but I am not able to install SigmaKEE. I am running an Ubuntu 16.04 on an intel based # machine. Sorry to bother and thanks for the attention in advance.