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How to run the example? #88

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lfoppiano opened this issue Mar 23, 2016 · 3 comments
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How to run the example? #88

lfoppiano opened this issue Mar 23, 2016 · 3 comments

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@lfoppiano
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Hi, I'm opening a new issue for this problem, since I could not find any information.

I've manage to run the sampling.py with the wang dataset, it runs and it generates the pairs.
So far I've just copy/pasted the entry in the README of the example.

Now I would like to run distance.py, but according to the documentation:

python distance.py \
    --distance_pairs 1M_nysiis_balanced.json \
    --distance_model linkage.dat \
    --input_signatures input/signatures.json \
    --input_records input/records.json \
    --input_ethnicity_estimator ethnicity_estimator.pickle \
    --verbose 3

What should I use as ethnicity_estimator.pickle?

@MSusik
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MSusik commented Mar 24, 2016

What should I use as ethnicity_estimator.pickle

The result of: https://github.com/inspirehep/beard/blob/master/examples/applications/author-disambiguation/ethnicity.py

Please note that it's not so simple to get the data needed by the ethnicity estimator. However, a pretty good disambiguation can be run without it, simply by skipping this parameter

@SeekPoint
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where is ethnicity_estimator.pickle?

@MSusik
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MSusik commented Sep 24, 2018

Ethnicity estimator was trained on data that is not publicly available and this we could not make trained estimator publicly available in the repo.

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