Do I need to specify NLTK corpus requirement when building Python library?











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I'm building a library this requires to use stopword list from NLTK:



  install_requires=[

    "nltk==3.3",

    "pandas==0.23.0",

    "keras==2.2.2",

  ],


Do I need to specify the download in my library function(s) or is it kind of up the user to specify the download?



Which approach is more common or is better?






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    I'm building a library this requires to use stopword list from NLTK:



      install_requires=[
    
    "nltk==3.3",
    
    "pandas==0.23.0",
    
    "keras==2.2.2",
    
  ],


    Do I need to specify the download in my library function(s) or is it kind of up the user to specify the download?



    Which approach is more common or is better?






    python package nltk







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      I'm building a library this requires to use stopword list from NLTK:



        install_requires=[
      
    "nltk==3.3",
      
    "pandas==0.23.0",
      
    "keras==2.2.2",
      
  ],


      Do I need to specify the download in my library function(s) or is it kind of up the user to specify the download?



      Which approach is more common or is better?






      python package nltk







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      I'm building a library this requires to use stopword list from NLTK:



        install_requires=[
      
    "nltk==3.3",
      
    "pandas==0.23.0",
      
    "keras==2.2.2",
      
  ],


      Do I need to specify the download in my library function(s) or is it kind of up the user to specify the download?



      Which approach is more common or is better?






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