NER: parse args from .args file or JSON #4110
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julien-c
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Maybe we could also document the run_ner.args solution (it's the one I use personally) but it's maybe confusing to document both?
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* ner: parse args from .args file or JSON * examples: mention json-based configuration file support for run_ner script
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Hi,
thanks to @julien-c , args parsing from
.argsor json-based configuration files were introduced in #3934 into the internal argparser class.This PR adds support for it in the
run_ner.pyscript.It also extends the NER documentation and shows how to use a json-based configuration with
run_ner.py.