In case someone wants to easily view the dependency tree produced by spacy, one solution would be to convert it to an nltk.tree.Tree and use the nltk.tree.Tree.pretty_print method. Here is an example: import spacy from nltk import Tree en_nlp = spacy.load(‘en’) doc = en_nlp(“The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.”) def to_nltk_tree(node): if … Read more
You might be using the python 32-bit version which you need to uninstall and you will need to switch to the python 64-bit version. After switching everything will work fine, just upgrade pip and setuptools before installing.
Yes, I can confirm that your solution is correct. The version of spaCy you downloaded from pip is v2.0, which includes a lot of new features, but also a few changes to the API. One of them is that all language data has been moved to a submodule spacy.lang to keep thing cleaner and better … Read more