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:us: a python library for parsing unstructured United States address strings into address components
According to the [usaddress documentation](https://usaddress.readthedocs.io/en/latest/): "The address components are based upon the [United States Thoroughfare, Landmark, and Postal Address Data Standard](http://www.urisa.org/advocacy/united-states-thoroughfare-landmark-and-postal-address-data-standard/), and usaddress knows about the following types of components..."...
1750 SW West Point Ct, Portland, OR, 97201 I've noticed that the most frequent false failures I run into happen with two or more word street names, particularly if the...
I wrote a function that, given an address string (possibly messy): 1. uses your lib to tag it 2. tries to reassemble all the various tags into the address parts...
Input: "San Francisco, CA 00000" (Also tested with comma between CA and 00000) Outputs the PlaceName as "Francisco"
The address is being parsed incorrectly, Villagio I, 642 Via Umbroso, San Clemente, CA 92672, USA Can you please check it? **Via Umbroso** should be street.
While tagging this `usaddress.tag('Mr. Robbie Thomson,Cal. Hosp 2,Street 11, Block H,Jersey, New Jersey 121889,United States')` Im getting this error : - ``` --------------------------------------------------------------------------- RepeatedLabelError Traceback (most recent call last) in...
when i am trying to use usaddress 0.5.10 +Flask+ zappa deploy to AWS I get below modulenot found error, This is working fine in local. import usaddress File "/var/task/usaddress/__init__.py", line...
Hi there, I tried to use lib on this example: `10 Forest Ave Apt 10 Old Greenwich CT 06870` and it won't parse it. But with `Lake Forest` instead of...
The `short_name` of this OSM way is "NE MLK Jr Blvd" -- https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/418650741 It's short for "Northeast Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard".  And `usaddress` does a great job on...
Would like to use your API within our architecture. But we need a docker image. Thanks.
