UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf-8' codec can't decode byte 0x92 in position 1539: invalid start byte about nea HOT 13 OPEN

This appears to be related to trying to run nea w/ Python 3. I had this until I switched to Python 2.7.

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I was facing same problem, I just added encoding="latin-1" after the file name and the problem get solved

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I got the same error, and fixed it. and I forked it to try to migrate to python3.6

https://github.com/tim-hub/nea

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Either you change the python version i.e from python 3 to python 2
OR
you can use this line with open(input_file, encoding="latin-1") as f: instead of the previous one in order to remove the error.

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I am getting this error too

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@jkdufair even after switching to Python 2.7 i am getting this error:
File "preprocess_asap.py", line 48, in
create_dataset(lines, 'fold_%d/%s.tsv' % (fold_idx, dataset_type))
File "preprocess_asap.py", line 25, in create_dataset
f_write = open(output_fname, 'w',encoding='utf-16')
TypeError: 'encoding' is an invalid keyword argument for this function

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I just removed the encoding keyword and it worked!

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I got the same error, and fixed it. and I forked it to try to migrate to python3.6

https://github.com/tim-hub/nea

Can you get the same result as the paper? My Kappa score is between 0.5 and 0.6, and I can't reach the score of the paper.

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@DamonCC See #13

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@jkdufair ,

By using your method, the result: (left for jkdufair's method and right is generated by python2)

@rahuls321,
The latin-1 also gives some mysterious symbols.

My solution is use with open(input_file, encoding="cp1251", errors='ignore') as f:.

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I got the same error, and fixed it. and I forked it to try to migrate to python3.6

https://github.com/tim-hub/nea

THIS worked. Thanks ;)

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I was facing same problem, I just added encoding="latin-1" after the file name and the problem get solved

This worked for me, thank you! :)

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i am facing the same error

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