Use pyserini's new prebuilt index features #10
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@qguo96 can you update corresponding document too? |
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@MXueguang Can you confirm that we are able to replicate the EM scores? @qguo96 Please send PR in Pyserini that adds these two indexes? |
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@MXueguang Sure, it's better to change docs after a stable PyPI release. |
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I add information about |
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I tested with the Development Installation of pyserini.
(pyserini's current PyPI version doesn't support prebuilt index)
This modification can take advantage of pyserini's new prebuilt index features, but we need to merge this PR(castorini/pyserini#235) first. Then I can add information about
lucene-index.enwiki-20180701-paragraphs.tar.gzandhttps://www.dropbox.com/s/6zn16mombt0wirs/lucene-index.zhwiki-20181201-paragraphs.tar.gz?dl=0in pyserini.