Michael Wayne Goodman
Michael Wayne Goodman
The SQLite backend is quick to start up and to perform several queries, but it gets slower on operations that require many separate SQL queries, such as paths. One potential...
Support for reading lexicon extensions will be in the next release, but I'm creating this issue because the exporting of extensions probably won't be released at the same time. The...
The English Wordnet and Princeton WordNet use the `dc:identifier` metadata attribute on Senses to encode the sense key, but that may become obsolete in future versions of LMF (see https://github.com/globalwordnet/schemas/issues/25)....
Context: nltk/wordnet#28 Currently objects like `Synset` cannot be deepcopied or pickled because they store a connection to the database. Removing that allows them to be copied/pickled, but these objects still...
To help users migrating from the NLTK, it might be useful to have a module that replicates the API of the NLTK, with the same argument names, default values, return...
This project could use a guide for the structure of wordnets. While this information is documented elsewhere, it would be nice to rephrase it around the interface that this module...
If this is to supplant the NLTK's module, it needs a clear migration guide. At least there should be a table describing similar operations: | Operation | `nltk.corpus.wordnet` | `wn`...
The README has a link to https://github.com/huggingface/pytorch-pretrained-BERT, but this redirects to https://github.com/huggingface/transformers and I think the former is deprecated. The `pytorch-pretrained-bert` package still exists on PyPI ([link](https://pypi.org/project/pytorch-pretrained-bert/)), but I installed...
After following the instructions in the README, I find there are some missing Python dependencies: * `torchtext` * `configargparse` The latter package is part of the error in the second...
The next version of Wn should update its list of supported Python versions: https://github.com/goodmami/wn/blob/0ddfd89207affc28335ba16c948da70833257e8d/pyproject.toml#L24-L29 As of Oct 2022, the [active versions](https://devguide.python.org/versions/#versions) are 3.7–3.11