Add sentence tokenization to process longer texts.#71
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Any other way to handle longer texts as time complexity is higher and it will be inefficient while handling huge text. Like Mitie Ner and Stanford Ner are more efficient for handling longer texts though not as accurate as BERT-NER |
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The supported sequence length of BERT is up to 512 tokens. Adding a simple sentence tokenization to API would enable users to process longer texts.