While wanting to try out the tutorials, I noticed they were in markdown format, ".md".
As I am not aware of an easy tool to convert markdown to python, and I was unwilling to copy paste code blocks, I created a quick and dirty script to convert the .md to .py files.

Maybe it helps others as well.
md_to_py.py.zip

_____________________ ERROR collecting test_krl_transe.py _____________________
test_krl_transe.py:26: in
krl.train(train_path, model_type=model_type, dev_path=train_path, save_path='./krl_{}_saves'.format(model_type))
..........\Anaconda3\envs\python367\lib\site-packages\lightkg\krl\module.py:29: in train
train_dataset = rl_tool.get_dataset(train_path)
..........\Ana

Thanks for setting this up, really makes life easier for preprocessing.

It might be useful to say that the wsj path points to the mrg part of the parsed corpus in PTB, something like

WSJ=.../LDC99T42/treebank_3/parsed/mrg/wsj/

There are other options like parsed/prd/wsj, which do not work with the script provided.

The below exports in file ./bin/basic/get_data.sh do no