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Compatibility with newer spaCy versions #10
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Originally created by @plandes on 3/18/2021
What problem does your feature solve?
Add instructions on how to retrain the models, or better, one easy robust easy to run script, on new versions of packages (specifically spaCy 2.3.5, and later 3.0).
Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like to have an easy reproducible way to retrain the model on an updated set of packages (numpy/msgpack/msgpack-numpy, torch etc) as I'm using this package with newer versions of its dependencies. Specifically those packages pinned to a version (i.e. spaCy 2.2.2).
Describe alternatives you've considered
Using current versions of packages work, but with warnings and I don't trust it given the word vectors might have changed and other data serialized to (for example) medacy-model-clinical-notes .
Additional context
If you can point me to the resources, I can write a script/process to do this automatically.