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Dear Vincent, we are trying to use this toolkit, indeed with the "pip install -U 'deduce>=1.0.2,<2' workaround. However, it seems that deidentify is not working on the latest versions of Python either. Did you get a reply on your proposal? |
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Hi Marijn, no unfortunately I never got a reply as far as I remember. I don't see a lot of activity so I'm afraid this project is no longer maintained. |
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Hi, I just released deduce 2.0.0 which has breaking changes, also breaking deidentify it seems. For now I fixed it by pinning <2 in the requirements.
Is this project still actively maintained? Deduce 2.0 supports structured annotations now, we could incorporate it here and probably deprecate some of the wrapper code. I intend to make more changes to the rule-based logic in future releases as well. Lemme know! -Vincent