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At the moment, this only works on a Mac OSX machine.
This will need 1 or more text file (ending in .txt) to work.
You will need to download Stanford Named Entity Recognizer
This script, as is, will run Stanford NER on every text file within a folder. This expects that the stanford-ner-2018-02-27 folder, all of the text files, and the batchner.sh script are all within the same folder.
├── project folder
| ├── stanford-ner-2018-02-27
| └── batchner.sh
| └──file1.txt
| └──file2.txt
| └──file3.txt
| └──file4.txt
| └──file5.txt
| └──file6.txt
| └──etc.
If you're familiar with shell scripting and file navigation, you can fairly easily restructure this.
In terminal, navigate to the folder containing these files and type sh batchner.sh. This will take a bit to run, but will print all of the results into a file in the same folder called entities.csv
This script, as is, will run Stanford NER on every text file within a folder. This expects that the stanford-ner-2018-02-27 folder, all of the text files, and the batchner.sh script are all within the same folder.
── project folder
├── stanford-ner-2018-02-27
├── file1.txt
├── file2.txt
├── file1.txt
├── file2.txt
├── batchner.sh
In terminal, navigate to the folder containing these files and type sh batchner.sh. This will take a bit to run, but will print all of the results into a file called entities.csv
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As new versions of Stanford NER come out, the filepath will change and will need to be updated