Could you please provide the processed data for cnn/dailymail?

[taineleau-zz]

Hi, thanks for your hard work! Could you provide the processed data via google drive or dropbox?

[JafferWilson]

You can have it from my repository: /~https://github.com/JafferWilson/Process-Data-of-CNN-DailyMail
Hope this helps you.

[taineleau-zz]

@JafferWilson Thanks for your help! It's so kind of you to share the data.

Would it be more user-friendly if the author could put the link to the ready-to-use data on the README of the project? @abisee

[JafferWilson]

@taineleau Sure. If the author like to put links on the READ.ME, it will surely help others.

[abisee]

Hi @taineleau,

We would have liked to provide the processed version of the dataset, but were advised not to for legal reasons. This is why we have instead provided code to download and process it.

However, we can provide a link to @JafferWilson's repository. Thanks @JafferWilson!

Edit: The README now points to JafferWilson's repo.

[JafferWilson]

@abisee Thank you for your consideration. It will certainly help people, who do not want to mess with the code and process. :)

[VikasNS]

How to get the data in text format?

[JafferWilson]

@VikasNS Please exlpain which data you are talking about? Your query isn't clear.

[VikasNS]

I meant, how to convert .story files to .txt files.?
But PyCharm can read .story files so no problem.

[JafferWilson]

Then I guess you must close the issue. The issue which you have already raised.

[chaine09]

@JafferWilson

IndexError: list index (0) out of range

when running the .bin inputs.

It seems that the code used here /~https://github.com/HsuWanTing/unified-summarization cannot detect the abstracts and article sections.

[JafferWilson]

@chaine09 Please Read the READ.ME of the repository and you can try the example bin that I have created and you will see the reference of the link.
Please let me know if it helped and if not then what is the issues.