Patrice Lopez

Hello! Usually it means that the version of the jar lib used at runtime is different from the one used when compiling, here the lib being the language detection one...

Hello @AaronNGray ! Thanks for the issue. It's just a warning and nothing to worry about here. It simply means that the version of the guice library is old for...

Hello @Vitaliy-1 ! I am sorry for the time I am taking to react to your PR. I think I excluded the lists at some point because it was not...

I made some tests with `train_eval` and random split at 80% and item lists are still very inaccurate given the existing training data. Based on 3 training with random splits,...

I will do additional tests with some more non-public training data for the fulltext model, it will give an idea how much training data is necessary for an acceptable accuracy...

Hi @Vitaliy-1 ! I had to relaunch two times my evaluation on the larger training set because of a unexpected reboot, sorry. Actually in the second training I obtained slightly...

> Do you already have a set with annotated lists? Do you mean in the existing training data ? There are a few documents with lists. Or do you mean...

Basically it uses the usual format of the sequence labeling: > token f0...fn label for comparing expected labels with those produced by the model, the format becomes > token f0...fn...

Hi Luca ! I think there is a major issue with the the jvm version indicated by the Kotlin jvmToolchain ``` kotlin { jvmToolchain(17) } ``` The classes and jar...

It seems the Java 11 compatibility is broken by the recent changes in FundingAcknowledgementParser: ``` ./gradlew clean install > Task :grobid-core:compileJava /home/lopez/grobid/grobid-core/src/main/java/org/grobid/core/engines/FundingAcknowledgementParser.java:193: error: cannot find symbol List annotationsPositionTokens = annotations.stream().map(AnnotatedXMLElement::getOffsetPosition).toList();...