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"Lago", italian for lake, is considered two words, "L" and "ago" (abbr. of august) and interpreted as a date

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I found that duckling understands text in `"CamelCase"` and `"UPPERCASElowercase"` fashion, and this is good, but poses a problem when a valid word almost exactly contains an abbreviations. This is...

ibobo

Why not python?

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Hi, I had a question for the duckling team. I have had the chance to work with duckling for a while and it is a formidable piece of code. I...

lanzalibre

[Portuguese] - keywords "próximo" and "que vem" not interpreted

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Hi guys, first of all, thanks for this wonderfull work that you're doing here. I'm missing the understanding of the keywords listed above. Here in brazil they're often used. They...

vinicius-martins

Pull requests failing with circleci

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Hi there are some pull requests failing in circleci. The error says lein trampoline midje WARNING: cat already refers to: #'clojure.core/cat in namespace: net.cgrand.parsley.fold, being replaced by: #'net.cgrand.parsley.fold/cat WARNING: update...

froasio

I'm sorry if this is an inappropriate place to ask this question but I didn't know where else to go. I have an application that takes natural date and time...

dyladan

duckling is too aggressive in parsing numbers to years

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=> (p/parse :en$core "530" [:time]) ({:dim :time, :body "530", :value {:type "value", :value "0530-01-01T00:00:00.000-00:01:15", :grain :year, :values ()}, :start 0, :end 3, :latent true})

savv

myproject.core=> (p/parse :en$core "thursday afternoon" [:time]) ({:dim :time, :body "thursday afternoon", :value {:type "interval", :from {:value "2016-11-03T12:00:00.000Z", :grain :hour}, :to {:value "2016-11-03T19:00:00.000Z", :grain :hour}, :values ({:type "interval", :from {:value "2016-11-03T12:00:00.000Z",...

savv

Hey all, I'm running some tests and got this error. Any idea what it might be? I'm getting this regardless of language/input. `duckling.core=> (parse :en$core "wednesday" [:time])` `Oct 16, 2016...

gnardari

Parsing breakfast/lunch/dinner to datetime

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Not sure if this is a bug or unintended feature. Trying to understand `lunch` using duckling returns a time from 1200 to 1400, while breakfast/dinner returns nothing. It would be...

alvinthen

I found an issue in both English and French version. In fact if we have an interval like lunch (which is between 12pm and 2pm) if you say `tomorrow after...

victorboissiere