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feature: Merge multiple `Doc()` objects into one
See original GitHub issueWhen processing large documents, I usually process sentence by sentence. Then I have numerous Doc() objects per document. It’ll be great if I could merge those objects into one then serialize/save to disk.
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- Created 5 years ago
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@kyoungrok0517 If you’re saving to disk, then I would suggest the best approach would be to export the annotations to numpy arrays, and then concatenate the arrays. You’d just have to keep an array of lengths to let you unconcatenate the list
Agree that it would be good to have better support for this in the library.
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