Commit 647dfad5 authored by Victor Zimmermann's avatar Victor Zimmermann
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$ source absinth_env/bin/activate

```



Run `absinth.py` without modifiers to use the dataset path and with '-t' for the trial path.

Run `absinth.py` without modifiers to run on trial data.



```

$ python3 absinth.py

```



Specify on which data to run with the commands `-test`, `-trial` and `-dev`



```

$ python3 absinth.py -t

$ python3 absinth.py -dev

```



Absinth may utilise multiprocessing for parallel topic processing. Simply put
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Absinth produces individual clustering files for every target. To merge the 

output files, simple call `merge.py`. The resulting output for the WSI-evaluator

is placed in the 'absinth/src/final' directory.

is placed in the 'absinth/output/.final/' directory.



```

$ python3 merge.py
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variables in `config.py` are supported in our baseline though.



```

$ python3 abstinent.py -t -p 3

$ python3 abstinent.py -test -p 3

```



To merge the `abstinent.py` output, simply put the '-bl' modifier behind `merge.py`:

To merge the `abstinent.py` output, simply run it the same way as before:



```

$ python3 merge.py -bl

$ python3 merge.py

```



View the documentation for more information.

`all-in-one.py` and `singletons.py` do not need to be merged! Calling `merge.py` after running either

of these programs results in overwriting their output.



## Evaluation



We employ the same evaluator as the orginal SemEval-2013 Task, but simplified the process.

Just call `evaluate.sh` with the set you want to evaluate on to evaluate the most recent merge.



```

$ bash evaluate.sh development

```



## Built With