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- ['NER', 'ner']
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- ['Tagger & Parser', 'tagger-parser']
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- ['Text Classification', 'textcat']
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- ['Entity Linking', 'entity-linker']
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- ['Tips and Advice', 'tips']
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---
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4. **Save** the trained model using [`nlp.to_disk`](/api/language#to_disk).
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5. **Test** the model to make sure the new entity is recognized correctly.
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## Entity linking {#entity-linker}
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To train an entity linking model, you first need to define a knowledge base
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(KB).
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### Creating a knowledge base {#kb}
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A KB consists of a list of entities with unique identifiers. Each such entity
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has an entity vector that will be used to measure similarity with the context in
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which an entity is used. These vectors are pretrained and stored in the KB
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before the entity linking model will be trained.
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The following example shows how to build a knowledge base from scratch, given a
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list of entities and potential aliases. The script further demonstrates how to
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pretrain and store the entity vectors. To run this example, the script needs
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access to a `vocab` instance or an `nlp` model with pretrained word embeddings.
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```python
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https://github.com/explosion/spaCy/tree/master/examples/training/pretrain_kb.py
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```
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#### Step by step guide {#step-by-step-kb}
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1. **Load the model** you want to start with, or create an **empty model** using
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[`spacy.blank`](/api/top-level#spacy.blank) with the ID of your language and
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a pre-defined [`vocab`](/api/vocab) object.
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2. **Pretrain the entity embeddings** by running the descriptions of the
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entities through a simple encoder-decoder network. The current implementation
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requires the `nlp` model to have access to pre-trained word embeddings, but a
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custom implementation of this enoding step can also be used.
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3. **Construct the KB** by defining all entities with their pretrained vectors,
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and all aliases with their prior probabilities.
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4. **Save** the KB using [`kb.dump`](/api/kb#dump).
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5. **Test** the KB to make sure the entities were added correctly.
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### Training an entity linking model {#entity-linker-model}
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This example shows how to create an entity linker pipe using a previously
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created knowledge base. The entity linker pipe is then trained with your own
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examples. To do so, you'll need to provide **example texts**, and the
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**character offsets** and **knowledge base identifiers** of each entity
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contained in the texts.
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```python
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https://github.com/explosion/spaCy/tree/master/examples/training/train_entity_linker.py
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```
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#### Step by step guide {#step-by-step-entity-linker}
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1. **Load the KB** you want to start with, and specify the path to the `Vocab`
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object that was used to create this KB. Then, create an **empty model** using
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[`spacy.blank`](/api/top-level#spacy.blank) with the ID of your language.
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Don't forget to add the KB to the entity linker, and to add the entity linker
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to the pipeline. In practical applications, you will want a more advanced
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pipeline including also a component for
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[named entity recognition](/usage/training#ner). If you're using a model with
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additional components, make sure to disable all other pipeline components
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during training using [`nlp.disable_pipes`](/api/language#disable_pipes).
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This way, you'll only be training the entity linker.
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2. **Shuffle and loop over** the examples. For each example, **update the
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model** by calling [`nlp.update`](/api/language#update), which steps through
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the annotated examples of the input. For each combination of a mention in
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text and a potential KB identifier, the model makes a **prediction** whether
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or not this is the correct match. It then consults the annotations to see
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whether it was right. If it was wrong, it adjusts its weights so that the
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correct combination will score higher next time.
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3. **Save** the trained model using [`nlp.to_disk`](/api/language#to_disk).
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4. **Test** the model to make sure the entities in the training data are
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recognized correctly.
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## Training the tagger and parser {#tagger-parser}
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### Updating the Dependency Parser {#example-train-parser}
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7. **Save** the trained model using [`nlp.to_disk`](/api/language#to_disk).
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8. **Test** the model to make sure the text classifier works as expected.
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## Entity linking {#entity-linker}
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To train an entity linking model, you first need to define a knowledge base
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(KB).
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### Creating a knowledge base {#kb}
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A KB consists of a list of entities with unique identifiers. Each such entity
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has an entity vector that will be used to measure similarity with the context in
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which an entity is used. These vectors are pretrained and stored in the KB
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before the entity linking model will be trained.
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The following example shows how to build a knowledge base from scratch, given a
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list of entities and potential aliases. The script further demonstrates how to
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pretrain and store the entity vectors. To run this example, the script needs
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access to a `vocab` instance or an `nlp` model with pretrained word embeddings.
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```python
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https://github.com/explosion/spaCy/tree/master/examples/training/pretrain_kb.py
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```
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#### Step by step guide {#step-by-step-kb}
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1. **Load the model** you want to start with, or create an **empty model** using
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[`spacy.blank`](/api/top-level#spacy.blank) with the ID of your language and
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a pre-defined [`vocab`](/api/vocab) object.
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2. **Pretrain the entity embeddings** by running the descriptions of the
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entities through a simple encoder-decoder network. The current implementation
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requires the `nlp` model to have access to pre-trained word embeddings, but a
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custom implementation of this enoding step can also be used.
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3. **Construct the KB** by defining all entities with their pretrained vectors,
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and all aliases with their prior probabilities.
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4. **Save** the KB using [`kb.dump`](/api/kb#dump).
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5. **Test** the KB to make sure the entities were added correctly.
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### Training an entity linking model {#entity-linker-model}
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This example shows how to create an entity linker pipe using a previously
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created knowledge base. The entity linker pipe is then trained with your own
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examples. To do so, you'll need to provide **example texts**, and the
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**character offsets** and **knowledge base identifiers** of each entity
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contained in the texts.
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```python
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https://github.com/explosion/spaCy/tree/master/examples/training/train_entity_linker.py
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```
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#### Step by step guide {#step-by-step-entity-linker}
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1. **Load the KB** you want to start with, and specify the path to the `Vocab`
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object that was used to create this KB. Then, create an **empty model** using
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[`spacy.blank`](/api/top-level#spacy.blank) with the ID of your language.
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Don't forget to add the KB to the entity linker, and to add the entity linker
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to the pipeline. In practical applications, you will want a more advanced
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pipeline including also a component for
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[named entity recognition](/usage/training#ner). If you're using a model with
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additional components, make sure to disable all other pipeline components
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during training using [`nlp.disable_pipes`](/api/language#disable_pipes).
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This way, you'll only be training the entity linker.
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2. **Shuffle and loop over** the examples. For each example, **update the
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model** by calling [`nlp.update`](/api/language#update), which steps through
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the annotated examples of the input. For each combination of a mention in
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text and a potential KB identifier, the model makes a **prediction** whether
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or not this is the correct match. It then consults the annotations to see
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whether it was right. If it was wrong, it adjusts its weights so that the
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correct combination will score higher next time.
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3. **Save** the trained model using [`nlp.to_disk`](/api/language#to_disk).
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4. **Test** the model to make sure the entities in the training data are
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recognized correctly.
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## Optimization tips and advice {#tips}
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There are lots of conflicting "recipes" for training deep neural networks at the
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