stanford-tensorflow-tutorials VS stanford-openie-python

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stanford-tensorflow-tutorials

This repository contains code examples for the Stanford's course: TensorFlow for Deep Learning Research. (by chiphuyen)

stanford-openie-python

Stanford Open Information Extraction made simple! (by philipperemy)
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stanford-tensorflow-tutorials

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stanford-openie-python

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  • “[Project]” Manual Annotation Tool for Relation Extraction
    1 project | /r/MachineLearning | 7 Sep 2021
    What would your relation look like? If it going to be rather abstract like a relation in a knowledge base (e.g., per:child_of)? Or is it okay if it's more free form? If it's the latter then I'd recommend looking at open information extraction tools. There's a Python implementation of Stanford's OpenIE system from 2015 here and there are other works that have open-sourced their code.

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