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Getting Started
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## Download and Extract the Wikipedia corpus
In Linux, you can do all the following steps automatically with [prepare_wiki.sh](./prepare_wiki.sh)
**Manual Instructions**
We use the [WikiExtractor.py](http://medialab.di.unipi.it/wiki/Wikipedia_Extractor). It is a Python script that extracts and cleans text from a [Wikipedia database dump](http://download.wikimedia.org/).
At the end of this step, you should have the following directory structure inside ulmfit:
```bash
|- data
|- wiki
|- wiki_dumps
|- wiki_extr
|- wikiextractor
```
The extracted data should be in the folder `wiki_extr` -> language name e.g.`en` (english), `fr` (french) `hi` (hindi) and so on.
## Create and Post Process WikiText
### Get the Dependencies
**Python Fire**: To install Python Fire with pip, run: `pip install fire`
To install Python Fire with conda, run: `conda install fire -c conda-forge`
**Moses Tokenizer**: To install Moses Tokenizer: `pip install -U sacremoses`
Use the Python script [create_wikitext.py](./create_wikitext.py) to process the extracted Wikipedia documents.
### Create and Post-Process
If you used the automated shell script from previous step, this might look something like
```bash
python create_wikitext.py -i data/wiki_extr/hi -o data/hindi -l hi
```
for hindi (unicode: 'hi')
This should create two splits of your Wikimedia Dumps: a small and large one.
_**Then**_, use the [postprocess_wikitext.py](./postprocess_wikitext.py) script to finish post processing. This processes numbers, builds a vocab, and limits the vocabulary size. This might look following for Hindi (`hi`)
```bash
python postprocess_wikitext.py -i data/hindi -l hi
```