Parsing/Tokenizing a file with Ginza from command line
See original GitHub issueHi, Ginza is primarily used as a dependency parser. However, it can also be used for tokenization. Hence, I would like to know if there is a command line interface similar to Jieba for tokenizing a file.
In Jieba, we can use:
python -m jieba -d filename
How could we do that using Ginza? 😃
Kind Regards,
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@MastafaF Please try to use sudachipy command, which is installed together with ginza, if you need to. Or, do you need --delimiter option like Jieba? Actually, I don’t want to add that for ginza command. I’m planning to add a format option which provides MeCab compatible output format. https://taku910.github.io/mecab/
@MastafaF It is typical use-case of GiNZA. I’d like to add the tokenization mode for
command_line.py
in next release. Thank you!