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Commit 44f38dd6 authored by David Rouquet's avatar David Rouquet
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Update README.md

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Ziped folders of "unlized" XML files of the corpus are (or will be) available in the ./data folder.
To convert a file use a command like the following (it takes a moment because the notebook is executed before saving) :
To convert a file use a command like the following :
```
python unlizeToNotebook.py input.xml output.ipynb
```
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By default, the ipynb notebook uses a [unlTools](https://gitlab.tetras-libre.fr/unl/unlTools) jar executable to convert UNL texts to SVG graphs.
You can download the jar in the [release section of unlTools](https://gitlab.tetras-libre.fr/unl/unlTools/-/releases), it must be placed in the same directory as the notebook.
This is the recommended way to execute an entire notebook.
As an alternative, you can modify the second cell of the notebook so it uses the unl2rdf Webservice instead of a local jar.
Modify `svg = unl2dot(unl, "unl2rdf-app-1.0-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar")`
in `svg = unl2dotWeb(unl)`
as explained in the comments.
Using the webservice is slow so executing all the notebook is not recommended.
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