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Currently, "tomorrow" and "the next day" return the same date (ie tomorrow). Would be interesting to have relative resolution based on previous datetime. Here, the "next day" is tied to...

l5t

need to create a new rule for this.

l5t

Query about duckling's working.

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# duckling is an awesome thing. I have a simple query about its working. I was trying the online demo and I entered the sentence, `I'll meet her day after...

pravj

The [online demo](http://duckling-lib.org/) sometimes gives different results than running `play` using the checked out code. For example, for the query "friday at 12", the online demo gives noon (Friday, 20...

juliar

Add a rule to transform into an interval. Currently the 2nd "april" is captured also as part of the first datetime. 

l5t

Add a rule to resolve "since date" into an interval between date and now

l5t

> Often people describe distances in feet and inches without mentioning the inches part. so 5 foot 10 really should come in as 2 distances 5 foot and 10 inches...

ar7hur

"at <hour> in <day>" recognized as 2 separate datetime

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Example : - "at 5:40am in 3 days" will result in 2 datetime: - "at 5:40am" - "in 3 days"

oliviervaussy

Extending to other inputs

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Hello, This may not be an issue really but more of a beginner question. I am trying to define a simple grammar rule.e.g "lame" [#"(?i)start" (dim :time)] {:dim :lame :value...

kul

Probabilistically detecting the language that the user entered

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It is nice that duckling supports languages but I thought it might be even more awesome if the language could be determined during input. i.e. some indicators if the input...

martinheidegger