Can you say what Java you're using?
(Try the command java -version )
If it is not a mainline Java, e.g., Oracle java or IBM java, please try one of
those.
-Marshall
On 2/24/2018 1:56 AM, Barbara Moloney wrote:
> Hi
> I'm very new to UIMA and I'd like to run annotationViewer and
Oops, now I saw this built-in functionality in the docs, sorry, I was
trying to use "if" statement.
We are using ANNOTATIONLIST because there are other situations where
anchors, values, positions have different contents.
Thanks a lot
JM
2018-02-26 10:21 GMT+01:00 Peter Klügl
Hi,
you can use the normal functionality of conditions in the head rule of a
block, which results in sort of "if". This could look like:
BLOCK(p) Participant{APL==true} {
or
BLOCK(p) Participant{APL} {
You still have the iterator, so maybe you would like to add another
(outer) block just
Hi,
if different combination of values of ENTITY and ACTIONS should result
in different values of INTENT, you need separate rules instantiating the
possible combinations.
Does this make sense?
There are several ways to avoid redundant code then... e.g., you could
set a variable in the inlined
