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"515 get" evaluates to 5:15pm Georgia Standard Time. It would be nice if "get" here was left out, and only "515" was matched.
negative corpus just assumes that there should be no match at all. We basically want the inverse of `example`.
Often in duckling we see ```haskell or . sequence $ [somePredicate, someOtherPredicate] ``` or ```haskell and . sequence $ [somePredicate, someOtherPredicate] ``` I would rather have functions ```haskell allOf, atLeastOneOf...
"agt" means 8 (AF). There is seemingly no reason for this test to fail out of nowhere, especially with no change to AF code. In the meantime I have restarted...
It's running a really old version of duckling. Bugs seen because of this: #573 #387 #353
Mostly just EN that has this, many languages do not
``` > debug (makeLocale EN Nothing) "5th to 7th" [Seal Ordinal] ordinal (digits) (5th) -- regex (5th) ordinal (digits) (7th) -- regex (7th) [Entity {dim = "ordinal", body = "5th",...
See https://github.com/haskell/text/pull/326/files for reference
eg 1954 ==> 19:54, or 7:54pm but 1974 ==> 1974, the year