SNER

Installation

$ pip3 install sumerian-ner

If you are not in a virtualenv you may need to use pip3 with sudo or --user.

If you’d rather clone the repository.

$ git clone https://github.com/wwunlp/sner.git
$ cd sner/
$ pip3 install .

Usage

If you used pip3 to install sner, you can call sner from the command line. If you cloned the repo, you can run python3 -m sner from within the repo.

Options and Arguments

• -r or --run: Run one of the following models: dec, nbc, ner, rdf, sgd, or svc. Or one of the following routines: analysis, export, export-atf, formatting, over-fit, or testing.
• -cf or --config: Configuration file to use.
• -p or --path: Path to data directory.
• -c or --corpus: File name of the corpus.
• -a or --attestations: File name of the attestations.
• -sr or --seed-rules: File name of the seed rules.
• -i or --iterations: Number of iterations.
• -mr or --max-rules: Max number of rules per iterations.
• -al or --alpha: Alpha value.
• -k or --k: K value.
• -nd or --norm-date: Enable date normalization.
• -ng or --norm-geo: Enable geographical name normalization.
• -nn or --norm-num: Enable number normalization.
• -np or --norm-prof: Enable profession normalization.

sner will check sner.conf before using default value. The sner.conf uses JSON syntax. i.e. --corpus corpus.csv would be "corpus": "corpus.csv". If you want to change the hyperparameters used, you can define them in sner.conf. If your sner.conf is not in the root of the repository, you can set the environment variable SNER_CONF to the path of sner.conf.

Contents

• Changelog
• Contributing to Sumerian Named Entity Recongnition
• Contributors to Sumerian Named Entity Recognition
• Working with ATF
• sner package
• sner.classes package
• sner.models package
• sner.scripts package
• sner.scripts.ner package
• sner

Indices and tables

• Index
• Module Index
• Search Page