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From: 김병수 <bsmail9900 AT gmail.com>
To: illinois-ml-nlp-users AT cs.uiuc.edu
Subject: [Illinois-ml-nlp-users] inquiry about using Wikifier2013
Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2014 04:13:26 -0000
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Hello, my name is Kim. I am a Korean graduate student.

I have plan to use Wikifier2013 for my research.

Since I want to change output format, I need to handle Wikifer2013 in code level.

But I confused that which arguments should be passed to each methods.

below are sample codes in README.txt file.

// Initialize global parameters and objects

GlobalParameters.loadConfig(configFileName)

InferenceEngine engine = new InferenceEngine(false);

// Now for each document represented as String

String text = "I cannot believe that in the battle of Kursk, the Russian tanks have defeated the Tiger.";

// Define the mentions of interest by their offsets into the document

// These instances will contain pointers to annotation result after

// inference.

List<ReferenceInstance> instances = ReferenceInstance.loadReferenceProblem(filename).instances;

// Annotate the text with POS, Chunking and NER etc., as defined in config

TextAnnotation ta = GlobalParameters.curator.getTextAnnotation(text);

// Construct the problem for Wikifier

LinkingProblem problem = new LinkingProblem(documentId, ta, instances);

// Actually annotate the text with Wiki links

engine.annotate(problem, instances, true, true, 0.0);

// Now you can collect results from the variables "instances" or "problem"

I don't know which arguments should I pass to the filename, documentId in bold type.

can you give me a help?

Best regards,

Kim