fix references to example files

README.md

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ For more details see the [Adaptation](#adaptation) section below.
 ## Configurations
 There are two configurations available:
 - `main`: with placeholders to be replaced with the desired neomorpheme paradigm.
-- `schwa_simple`: already adapted to the paradigm included in `schwa_simple.json`
+- `schwa_simple`: already adapted to the paradigm included in `schwa-simple.json`
 
 ## Dataset creation
 
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ The tags were designed to cover all parts of the grammar which express grammatic
 
 ## Adaptation
 To adapt Neo-GATE to the desired neomorpheme paradigm, a `.json` file mapping Neo-GATE's tagset to the desired forms is required.
-See `schwa.json` or `asterisk.json` for an example.
+See `schwa-complex.json` or `asterisk.json` for an example.
 For more information on the tagset, see Table 8 in [the original paper](https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.08477). 
 
 To create the adapted references and annotations, use the `neogate_adapt.py` script with the following syntax:
@@ -93,9 +93,9 @@ To create the adapted references and annotations, use the `neogate_adapt.py` scr
 
 This command will create two files: `OUTPUT_FILE_NAME.ref`, containing the adapted references, and `OUTPUT_FILE_NAME.ann`, containing the adapted annotations.
 
-For instance, to generate the references and the annotations adapted to the Schwa paradigm provided in the example file `schwa.json`, the following command can be used:
+For instance, to generate the references and the annotations adapted to the Schwa paradigm provided in the example file `schwa-complex.json`, the following command can be used:
 
-    python neogate_adapt.py --tagset schwa.json --out neogate_schwa
+    python neogate_adapt.py --tagset schwa-complex.json --out neogate_schwa
 
 This will create the two files `neogate_schwa.ref` and `neogate_schwa.ann`.