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# Focusing on potential named entities during active label acquisition
Implementation of the method (`anelfop`) described in *Şapcı, A., Kemik, H., Yeniterzi, R., & Tastan, O. (2023). Focusing on potential named entities during active label acquisition. Natural Language Engineering, 1-23*[^1], together scripts used for experiments discussed in the paper.
Implementation of the method (`anelfop`) described in *Şapcı, A., Kemik, H., Yeniterzi, R., & Tastan, O. (2023). Focusing on potential named entities during active label acquisition. Natural Language Engineering, 1-23*[^1], together with scripts used for experiments discussed in the paper.

[^1]: doi:10.1017/S1351324923000165

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n_comp: 2
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Simple write this to a file, e.g., `al-cfg.yaml`, and then run `python al_experiment --config-path /path/to/al-cfg.yaml`.
Many standard active learning methods and proposed methods for querying sentences from the unlabeled corpus are implemented in `al_methods.py`. The abbreviations of methods can be found in the source file, use those in the configuration.

### For passive learning
You can use `python anelfop/pl_experiment.py`, and the following configuration file:
You can use `python anelfop/pl_experiment.py`, and the following example configuration file:
```yaml
seed: 0
generator: True
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