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I'd like to experiment with this but I don't want to train a model, I want to use an existing model (the best one available if possible)
Is there some way to do something like:
deeptype.run('Jaguars are running in the wild') And get an output like: ['Jaguar', 'wiki URL'] Or {'Jaguar': 'wiki URL'} ?
deeptype.run('Jaguars are running in the wild')
['Jaguar', 'wiki URL']
{'Jaguar': 'wiki URL'}
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Agreed. I want to use a pre-trained mode for my further research. Training one seems too time-consuming.
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Yeah that would be nice.
+1
Yes that would be cool !
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I'd like to experiment with this but I don't want to train a model, I want to use an existing model (the best one available if possible)
Is there some way to do something like:
deeptype.run('Jaguars are running in the wild')
And get an output like:
['Jaguar', 'wiki URL']
Or
{'Jaguar': 'wiki URL'}
?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: