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* Call getResolvedExtractions to retrieve all extractions (some will be changed and some not). Take a look at ResolvedExtraction class, there is a method that allows you check if it has been changed or not. | * Call getResolvedExtractions to retrieve all extractions (some will be changed and some not). Take a look at ResolvedExtraction class, there is a method that allows you check if it has been changed or not. | ||
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Revision as of 00:41, 15 December 2011
Contents
Running Coref From the Command Line
Use run.sh in the coref project. Run it with no parameters to see the options usage.
Running the Web Demo
- Code under coref-webapp folder in java projects directory
- To start up, run "mvn jetty:run"
Using Coref as a Library
- Under the coref project, look at StanfordCorefResolver's main method for example usage.
- Call resolve on a document after loading in document text (can be loaded in line by line or as a string in the constructor)
- Call getResolvedExtractions to retrieve all extractions (some will be changed and some not). Take a look at ResolvedExtraction class, there is a method that allows you check if it has been changed or not.
