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Useless files created when running BertQA.predict()

See original GitHub issue

When we run the predict() method of BertQA, two files are also created in the repository where we run the code:

nbest_predictions.json: An empty json file
predictions.json: a json file with predictions for the paragraphs in the squad-like dictionary fed as input to predict()

I suggest to take out the creation of these files as they are useless. Or maybe create a boolean parameter to keep the option to save predictions.json, but keep it as False by default.

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andrelmfariascommented, May 6, 2019

I agree.

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andrelmfariascommented, May 15, 2019

Yes, I think it is a good solution for this issue

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