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@@ -20,5 +20,9 @@ To use the trained model, issue the following (for more details please consult R
iobber kpwr.ini -d model-kpwr04/ my_xces_input.xml -i xces -O ccl_chunked_output.xml
If there is need to recognise chunk syntactic heads model-kpwr04-H can be used:
iobber kpwr.ini -d model-kpwr04+H/ my_xces_input.xml -i xces -O ccl_chunked_output.xml
NOTE: the kpwr.ini configuration assumes that the input is morphosyntactically tagged.
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@@ -38,10 +38,11 @@ The kpwr.ini config (and its trained model -- model-kpwr04) defines two layers:
* layer2 with phrases based on pred-arg structure: chunk_np, chunk_adjp and
chunk_vp.
It is also possible to recognise chunks' syntactic heads using model-kpwr04-H
NOTE: the current version of iobber
does not recognise chunks' syntactic head
s.
Also, it is unable to recognise discontinuous chunks. Both types of information
may be included in ccl format and this is likely to be
supported in the future.
NOTE: the current version of iobber
is unable to recognise discontinuous chunk
s.
Both types of information may be included in ccl format and this is likely to be
supported in the future.
If the input file contains annotations in channels other than those defined
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