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As anyone would expect after more than a year, the requirements have changed.
In particular, for the Stanford CoreNLP it is not possible to use the 3.9.1 release, as this would rise an error in the odee_preprocess.py: edu.stanford.nlp.time.TimeExpressionExtractorImpl
Before Java 11, adding --add-modules java.se.ee to the java command would have fixed the issue. Since Java 9, they stopped including by default some modules, so you need to tell it to use the java.se.ee stuff.
However, the java.se.ee module is no longer available in Java 11.
After Java 11, the issue has been resolved using the CoreNLP's 3.9.2 release.
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Emmm... I am using java 8, and the original scripts on CoreNLP 3.9.1 run just fine on my machine.
Wondering why >_<. Maybe some configurations on my machine are not what they appeared to me and therefore bypassed the problem?
As anyone would expect after more than a year, the requirements have changed.
In particular, for the Stanford CoreNLP it is not possible to use the 3.9.1 release, as this would rise an error in the
odee_preprocess.py
:edu.stanford.nlp.time.TimeExpressionExtractorImpl
Before Java 11, adding
--add-modules java.se.ee
to the java command would have fixed the issue. Since Java 9, they stopped including by default some modules, so you need to tell it to use the java.se.ee stuff.However, the
java.se.ee module
is no longer available in Java 11.After Java 11, the issue has been resolved using the CoreNLP's 3.9.2 release.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: