what are your train.json formats of genia in datasets?

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Start by locating the data_preprocess entry point and examining where train.json is read or generated for the GENIA dataset. Compare that expected structure with the reported preprocessing errors; done means the required format and a runnable preprocessing path are documented clearly.

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Hello, I'm so shocked by your brilliant insight and hugely interested in you model and innovation point of this paper. There are some errors When I ran these codes from github.com. But I have no ideas to cope with these mistakes.Therefore, I would like to request one question: what are your train.json formats of genia in datasets? Because I can't run data_preprocess in the begining, so I try to use my own data_preprocess code to generate train.json ... , but unfortunately it'doesn't work. Hope to get an answer.
Thanks~!

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