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Traditional CoNLL-RDF pipelines have the CoNLLRDFUpdater serializing an RDF model in Turtle and CoNLLRDFFormatter parsing this before doing transformation. This can lead to performance bottlenecks if the CoNLLRDFUpdater produces data that the CoNLLRDFUpdater is not able to split appropriately.
Suggestion: either allow formatter to be directly called from the updater (on an RDF model) or support binary Java objects as an exchange format between updater and formatter
Note that the stream extractor should implement the same procedures adopted for the updater.
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Traditional CoNLL-RDF pipelines have the CoNLLRDFUpdater serializing an RDF model in Turtle and CoNLLRDFFormatter parsing this before doing transformation. This can lead to performance bottlenecks if the CoNLLRDFUpdater produces data that the CoNLLRDFUpdater is not able to split appropriately.
Suggestion: either allow formatter to be directly called from the updater (on an RDF model) or support binary Java objects as an exchange format between updater and formatter
Note that the stream extractor should implement the same procedures adopted for the updater.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: