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The provided weights are for which model

Hi, neither in the paper nor in the readme, is it specified, corresponding to which LM were those weights trained on. By that I mean, do I have to use those weights with the BERT-base or BERT-large? Moreover are they cased on uncased models?

Manual templates

Hi, thanks for sharing the code!
I can see templates by manual_paraphrase, but I'm don't know which one is manual or paraphrased. Could you also share the manual templates only?
Thanks

Trouble running experiments

I'm trying to run the experiments (run_exp.sh) and I'm running into a problem with the rel_file. I assume it's one of the mine/paraphrase prompt files so for the --rel_file parameter I put something like "prompts/mine/P19.jsonl" but then I get an error saying the key 'relation' is expected. Do I need to add a relations key like in get_test_phrase_parameters?
i.e. relations = [{"relation": "P108", "template": ["[X] works for [Y] .", "[Y] commentator [X] ."]}]

More specifically, how do I recreate the micro/macro averaged accuracies of Table 2 and 3 in the paper?

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