# Entity Search
This is an entity search framework based on stationary distributions on random walks with diffusion kernel.
## Development You will need to include the configuration for this repo to your git local configuration.
`` git config –local include.path ../.gitconfig `` This step removes the result section in the json document for each execution in the notebooks.
## Testing In oder to execute the tests, you will need the development dataset. This dataset can be created from the following [repo](https://gitlab.insight-centre.org/ptorres/entity-search-development-data). Once the dataset is created, you need to registered in the configuration file. To simplify this step, just use the incorporated subcommnad config where you can defined the development data folder.
For instance, if the dataset is installed in this directory /data/dev-es, then you need to execute config as follows:
`` python setup.py config –config-datafolder=/data/dev-es ``
This command will create a configuration file in etc/ with the proper setup.
Once the configuration file is created, you can execute the tests, as shown below:
`` python setup.py test ``
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