NLP-time implementation: language normalization #75
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Nodejs v0.6 build fails. I've made it to search for any latest available lodash via npm. Can you take a quick look? |
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all i have to say is WOW. This is why we open source projects :-D. We can probably just remove node 0.6 support, but I'll take a look. |
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Haha exactly why I'm working from this repo too cuz it's MIT. lodash isn't supported on nodejs earlier than 0.8, here. In fact the official page under Support says Node.js 0.10, 0.12, 4, & 5. Do you wish to allow for these 4 versions only? Since I doubt that many people use 0.6, 0.8. Let me know if you'd like me to just change the Anyway on rereading your source code it has about 1/3 of the theorem implemented, I'll implement with some pre and post processing and it shall be complete. Then it will be perhaps the most dope time parser out there that is also mathematically proven to be complete. |
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@matthewmueller thanks for the merge. I'll continue to dev the next 2 phases. Once all is done we can close the open issues. |
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Love it, I've opened up a separate PR to remove the lodash methods, but feel free to use them in your work, unless you can easily avoid it. I'll go through and see if I can remove them later :-) |
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okay the website has been updated with your changes. looking forward to the next set of updates :-D |
This is first of the series of coming NLP-based improvements. This implements a basic normalization module to process string tokens, and map them onto canonical words aka 'lemma', before parsing.
I've added
lodashas a requirement. You may wish to add it when publishing the demo site too.There's a list of
Issues under workto keep track of next issues to fix. You may wish to update the changelog beneath after approving pr.Issues fixed: #66, #64, #28, #16, #15, #11, #4