Open jclarte opened 6 years ago
I have the same problem when running the local pipeline:
echo "We really enjoyed the delicious food" | language-identifier | tokenizer | pos-tagger | constituent-parser | ner | coreference
The pipeline works fine until NER (output attached) ner-out.txt
Same here, I have the same problem, even if there are detected named entities in the output KAF of the NER module. Coreference however doesn't work. Could someone say something to this issue?
Hello,
It seems that the Ruby modules are not maintained anymore. If you would like to use the NLP technology included in the Ruby modules you could take a look at
http://ixa2.si.ehu.es/ixa-pipes/
HTH,
R
On Mon, Aug 6, 2018 at 5:11 PM zolikacsepel notifications@github.com wrote:
Same here, I have the same problem, even if there are detected named entities in the output KAF of the NER module. Coreference however doesn't work. Could someone say something to this issue?
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The error is caused due to breaking changes in later versions of the networkx library.
You are probably on version 2.0 or greater (I think I was on 2.2) and running this command solved the issue for me. Coreference now works like a dream!
pip install "networkx==1.0"
Trying to test the coreference feature, i got some errors. With the web service, with a small test of sentences sent through the whole pipeline, the coreference service doesn't seems to work, neither in english nor in french. Input kat :
I tried it on local installation too, but a got a python error :