extract_covid_entity | Codebase accompanying the paper Leveraging Event Specific

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extract_covid_entity is a Python library. extract_covid_entity has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. However extract_covid_entity build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

Codebase accompanying the paper "Leveraging Event Specific and Chunk Span features to Extract COVID Events from tweets" - WNUT @ EMNLP 2020

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The latest version of extract_covid_entity is v0.0.1

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Create instances for each task
Get the label from a tagged label
Get the label for the given key
Return a mapping of tokens to tweet tokens
Get prediction scores
Compute F1 score
Normalize an answer
Compute Gimme stats
Translate label to appropriate label
Extract subtask instances from a list of Tasks
Splits the multitask_instances in train mode
Write JSON to a file
Log statistics for multitask data
Read data from a jsonl file
Read json file
Format an elapsed time
Adds marker for loss markers to the data
Pick the label text for each task
Determine the tweet id for the given prediction scores
Make predictions for the given model
Return the label for a label
Save predictions as JSON
Calculate TP FP FP FP FN
Make predictions on the given dataset
Get tweets from twitter API
Calculate TP FP FP FN

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extract_covid_entity Examples and Code Snippets

Extract COVID Entities

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Author = {Ayush Kaushal and Tejas Vaidhya},
Title = {Leveraging Event Specific and Chunk Span features to Extract COVID Events from tweets},
Year = {2020},
Eprint = {arXiv:2012.10052},
Doi = {10.18653/v1/2020.wnut-1.79},
}

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