Installation

Deepparse is available for Python 3.10, Python 3.11, Python 3.12, Python 3.13 and Python 3.14.

Note

We do not recommend installation as a root user on your system Python. Please setup a virtual environment, e.g., via Anaconda or Miniconda, or create a Docker image.

Quick Start

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Installation


Before installing deepparse, you must have the latest version of PyTorch in your environment.


    

  • Install the stable version of Deepparse:
    

    pip install deepparse

    

    

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  • Install the stable version of Deepparse with the app extra dependencies:
    

    pip install "deepparse[app]"

    

    

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  • Install the stable version of Deepparse with all extra dependencies:
    

    pip install "deepparse[all]"

    

    

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  • Install the latest development version of Deepparse:
    

    pip install -U git+https://github.com/GRAAL-Research/deepparse.git@dev

    

    

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Versioning


Deepparse follows semantic versioning: given a version MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, a patch
release only fixes bugs, a minor release adds features in a backward compatible way, and only a major release can
remove or change a public API in a backward incompatible way.


The public API is made of the documented classes and functions and, for the deepparse top-level package, of the
names listed in deepparse.__all__. Deprecated APIs emit a DeprecationWarning and are kept at least until the
next major version.


The following APIs were removed in 1.0.0:


    

  • deepparse.BPEmbBaseURLWrapperBugFix and the deepparse.bpemb_url_bug_fix module: use
deepparse.BPEmbLoader (deepparse.bpemb_loader module), which has the same arguments and behaviour.
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  • deepparse.load_fasttext_embeddings: use deepparse.embeddings_models.FastTextBinReader.
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  • deepparse.FASTTEXT_AVAILABLE: Deepparse no longer needs the fasttext package to load the FastText
embeddings.
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  • The internal helpers and constants that were reachable as deepparse.<name> but are not in
deepparse.__all__ (e.g. deepparse.weights_init or deepparse.MODEL_REPO_IDS): import them from their own
module instead (e.g. deepparse.weights_tools.weights_init or deepparse.download_tools.MODEL_REPO_IDS).
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Since 1.0.0, the standard library and third-party modules that the wildcard imports of deepparse re-exported by
accident (e.g. deepparse.os, deepparse.torch or deepparse.np) are no longer reachable from deepparse,
and from deepparse import * only imports the names of deepparse.__all__.