-m, --model <model>: Model to use - ai or dataset
-d, --dataset <dataset>: Dataset to use - CIS_bdpm, CIS_COMPO_bdpm, CIS_CIP_bdpm, CIS_GENER_bdpm, CIS_HAS_SMR_bdpm, CIS_HAS_ASMR_bdpm, CIS_InfoImportantes, CIS_CPD_bdpm, HAS_LiensPageCT_bdpm, all
--merge: Merge datasets
-o, --outputDir <outputDir>: Output directory
-u, --outputUrl <outputUrl>: Output URL
-s, --sentenceCount <sentenceCount>: Number of sentences to generate
-i, --input <input>: Input file
--version: Show version information
-?, -h, --help: Show help and usage information
Details for MedicAppToolsDatasets
Package name
medicapptoolsdatasets
License
EUPL-1.2
Last updated
6 February 2024 - latest/stable
6 February 2024 - latest/edge
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Enable snaps on Debian and install MedicAppToolsDatasets
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