Arun Tejasvi Chaganty
Arun Tejasvi Chaganty
Ah, no I did not and gave up on the endeavor :/
Hmmm... it's a bit hard to debug with just the information you've provided: (a) do you have the latest version of the library (3.9.2)? (b) When running, can you set...
Ah, I think the *2 was intentional in that I wanted to provide additional buffer to the HTTP request to make sure it didn't timeout before CoreNLP did (and the...
@f11r So, I think the problem is that you have `enforceRequirements` set to `False` which is probably causing the `CoreNLPServer` to fail. I've run the following after observing your error:...
Ah I see. The problem is indeed caused by `CoreNLPServer` -- I'll have a look at trying to fix the server next chance I get.
Hi Scott, I'm a little confused -- where did you receive a class of type `stanfordnlp.protobuf.Document`? Is this when using the `stanfordnlp` Python package? This object is a serialized protobuf...
Apologies; yes the protobufs in this package and the ones in `stanfordnlp` (or `stanza`) are the same: both are derived from the protobuf definitions in `CoreNLP`. If there are differences...
Hi Phillip, Sorry, this was a straight up bug on our part. We had renamed the data file from "annotated_train.json" to "train.json" and hadn't updated the Makefile appropriately, causing it...