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Hi, Thanks for the issue.
I'll add some docs about the CLI. Basically, it doesn't ship with model files at the moment, you need to run train.py with CoNLL-formatted data to get the parser directory.
Okay, check out the CLI docs I've added, and see how you go.
I'm out of contact over the weekend, but I'll pick this back up next week.
Thank you. Do I get it correctly that one needs to obtain training data from LDC? Or some other location?
Currently, yes. On 28 Feb 2014 12:55, "Leonid Boytsov" notifications@github.com wrote:
Thank you. Do I get it correctly that one needs to obtain training data from LDC? Or some other location?
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Alright, I am not an expert, what is an exact data set do you need to request? I also think that adding this reference (or a couple of references, if there is a choice) to the README will be a good idea.
Thanks a lot!
The most recent ontonotes corpus would be a good one. On 28 Feb 2014 12:59, "Leonid Boytsov" notifications@github.com wrote:
Alright, I am not an expert, what is an exact data set do you need to request? I think that also adding this reference (or a couple of references, if there is a choice) to the README will be a good idea.
Thanks a lot!
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Got it, thank you. Please, also consider mentioning this in the README.
Hi, I was trying to run the code, but it relies on some (model?) files. What does /tmp/stanford_beam8 mean? Also, the script parser.py asks for a parser location directory. Which one should I specify? Apparently, the loading module looks for parser.cfg, but I couldn't find it in the distribution.
Could you improve the README? Thanks!