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BART coreference system

We have a web site for BART under http://www.bart-coref.org - while this is still the official repository, please look there for documentation.

How to install BART

download http://www.sfs.uni-tuebingen.de/~versley/BART/BART-snapshot.tgz , which consists of the sources plus libraries needed plus (hopefully all) datafiles needed, including models for POS tagging, NER, and chunking.
Because the data files are huge and don't change often, I didn't put them under version control. The other advantage is that we will not hit Assembla's 200M limit - the sources themselves are just 4M...
If you just want the sources, you can also install Mercurial (see InstallingMercurial)
and do a hg clone http://hg.assembla.com/bart-coref BART-repo
(BART-data-1.0.tgz and BART-libs-1.0.tgz from http://www.sfs.uni-tuebingen.de/~versley/BART/should contain any other necessary files - but they're somewhat out of date now)
you can do a hg clone BART BART-repo or hg clone http://hg.assembla.com/bart-coref to create local repository.
You can tell mercurial to use that repository by changing BART/.hg/hgrc to contain
```
[paths]
default= /path/to/your/BART-repo
```
(the default repository is used by Mercurial and the Netbeans plugin to determine where to pull from and push to).
untar the two tarballs. Now, the BART sources and BART data should be nicely in the same tree.

Netbeans (>=6.0 with Mercurial plugin) should recognize the sources right away. You can then work on the working copy (BART) and check changes into the working copy. Selecting "push to default" will push them to your local repository. Doing a hg push from inside the local repository (BART-repo) will push the changes to the Assembla repository.

You can also do a hg pull http://hg.assembla.com/bart-coref in either your local repository or your working copy to get changes from the Assembla repository.

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