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Code and data for "Target-oriented Opinion Words Extraction with Target-fused Neural Sequence Labeling" (NAACL2019)

Target-oriented Opinion Words Extraction with Target-fused Neural Sequence Labeling

This repository is under construction.

Dependency:

  • python3
  • pytorch 0.4

How to run (Take the 14res dataset as example)

  1. (optional) prepare the word embeddings: (we have prepared for you in the code/data/ directory.)
    1. put the glove embeddings in the code/embedding directory.
    2. run the script:
    python build_vocab_embed.py --ds 14res
    
  2. in the code/ directory:
    python main.py --ds 14res
    

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