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Hi. With cities=T, some texts with short sentences tend to favor United States:
loc_data <- data.frame(location=c("I live here, in Honduras", "Paris"), ID=c("a1", "a2")); detect_geographies(data=loc_data, id=ID, input=location, output="country", cities =T)
returns "United States|Honduras" for "I live here, in Honduras"
Same result with the shorter text below (abridged to try and understand the error):
Hi. With cities=T, some texts with short sentences tend to favor United States:
loc_data <- data.frame(location=c("I live here, in Honduras", "Paris"), ID=c("a1", "a2")); detect_geographies(data=loc_data, id=ID, input=location, output="country", cities =T)
returns "United States|Honduras" for "I live here, in Honduras"
Same result with the shorter text below (abridged to try and understand the error):
loc_data <- data.frame(location=c(", in Honduras", "Paris"), ID=c("a1", "a2") ); detect_geographies(data=loc_data, id=ID, input=location, output="country", cities =T)
Result is OK with cities=F
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