# corenlpy A utility for easily working with CoreNLP-annotated text in Python.
## About this package Other than reading the xml file into a python representation, this utility does some necessary “fixing up” of the data in CoreNLP. [to be described]
## Quickstart
### Install Install from the Python Package Index: `bash pip install corenlpy `
Alternatively, install a version you can hack on: `bash git clone https://github.com/enewe101/corenlpy.git cd corenlpy python setup.py develop `
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