Sentiment: Allow evaluation of external files #38
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November 25, 2014 10:57
This commit adds a method to read a file with predicted sentiment labels. I release the changes proposed in this commit to the public domain in accordance with the CONTRIBUTING.md document. -- Michael Haas
External predictions, if stored in PTB format, can now be evaluated with the same code as the RNTN. This commit refactors most of the original code into an abstract class, AbstractEvaluate. Evaluate.java implements the original functionality, so the change is fully compatible. ExternalEvaluate.java implements the new functionality. I release the changes proposed in this commit to the public domain in accordance with the CONTRIBUTING.md document. --Michael Haas
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I am testing some sentiment analysis in comparison to the RNTN. I would like to use the exact same code used by the RNTN for the evaluation. This pull request allows the use of external trees with predictions.