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BookNLP README: finding characters, aliases and quoted lines in a book-length text

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A documentation-level note on what BookNLP's README says about its output files, character name clustering, quotation speaker attribution and reported accuracy, for writers who want to draft a character list from their own fiction. Based only on the README and LICENSE at one pinned commit; nothing was installed or run.

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BookNLP README: finding characters, aliases and quoted lines in a book-length text

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A documentation-level note on what BookNLP's README says about its output files, character name clustering, quotation speaker attribution and reported accuracy, for writers who want to draft a character list from their own fiction. Based only on the README and LICENSE at one pinned commit; nothing was installed or run.

Useful starting points

  • The README warns that attempting full coreference tends to merge distinct characters into one, so inspect the output before trusting any alias list.
  • Referential gender in BookNLP describes the pronouns used for a character in the text, not gender identity; treat it as a draft to confirm.
  • The accuracy figures are the README's own table, reported by the project and not checked independently.
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