Giuseppe Rizzo

@der-bruemmer @RicardoUsbeck I confirm that CoNLL2003 goes with a NIST license. Everybody who signs the agreement can get the corpus and use it. Obviously, who receives the corpus cannot share...

@der-bruemmer one file for each portion of the corpus, i.e. 1 file for eng.train, 1 file for eng.testa (dev set), 1 file for eng.testb. For the stats, you may check...

well, if so why not tagging/linking New_York as well? Would you mind to detail a bit more how you have managed nested entities in the creation of the GS?

Thanks. Looking at the Java coding the curl should look like: curl -i -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/x-turtle" -H "Accept:application/x-turtle" --data-binary @nif.ttl http://of/the/contending/entry where in nif.ttl we can include the prefixes.