Function load

hanlp/__init__.py:13–43

Load a pretrained component from an identifier. Args: save_dir (str): The identifier to the saved component. It could be a remote URL or a local path. verbose: ``True`` to print loading progress. **kwargs: Arguments passed to :func:`hanlp.common.torch_component.TorchComponent.

(save_dir: str, verbose=None, **kwargs)

def load(save_dir: str, verbose=None, **kwargs) -> hanlp.common.component.Component:
    """Load a pretrained component from an identifier.

    Args:
      save_dir (str): The identifier to the saved component. It could be a remote URL or a local path.
      verbose: ``True`` to print loading progress.
      **kwargs: Arguments passed to :func:`hanlp.common.torch_component.TorchComponent.load`, e.g.,
        ``devices`` is a useful argument to specify which GPU devices a PyTorch component will use.

    Examples::

        import hanlp
        # Load component onto the 0-th GPU.
        hanlp.load(..., devices=0)
        # Load component onto the 0-th and 1-st GPUs using data parallelization.
        hanlp.load(..., devices=[0, 1])

    .. Note::
        A component can have dependencies on other components or resources, which will be recursively loaded. So it's
        common to see multiple downloading messages per single load.

    Returns:
      hanlp.common.component.Component: A pretrained component.

    """
    save_dir = hanlp.pretrained.ALL.get(save_dir, save_dir)
    from hanlp.utils.component_util import load_from_meta_file
    if verbose is None:
        from hanlp_common.constant import HANLP_VERBOSE
        verbose = HANLP_VERBOSE
    return load_from_meta_file(save_dir, 'meta.json', verbose=verbose, **kwargs)


def pipeline(*pipes) -> hanlp.components.pipeline.Pipeline: