ND Sire
ND Sire
Thanks. I emailed the founder of time_difference. I am actually looking for something that uses machine learning in a natural language approach. I need to parse human written date ranges....
I am testing time_difference. I didn't even know about openNLP. Awesome. I am checking all of this out.
I have to handle all kinds of weird characters like - / -- & etc... that can be inside and outside parts of the dates. I am going to write...
I see. Tokenization should work. Currently, my algorithm reads the sentence from 0 till chronic returns nil. Then it reads the sentence backwards until the previous nil point. I'll check...
Here's an example I am running into with chronic. 'Jan first week' is nil 'Jan first' is valid in chronic 'Jan' isn't valid, chronic returns 2015-01-16 12:00:00 -0500 So your...
I wrote a test in Python. Here is the output [('Available', 'JJ'), ('June', 'NNP'), ('9', 'CD'), ('--', ':'), ('August', 'NNP'), ('first', 'JJ'), ('week', 'NN')] ['June', '9', 'August'] ['June', '9', 'August']...
I can write a white-list function for words like 'first'. I am really liking this solution. Great idea to tokenize. Now I need a different excuse to write something in...
I wrote a white-list function. Python is handling things beautifully. I can feed the output into chronic. I can call a python script from ruby. Let me know if chronic...
??? Calendly.com/natesire Cell: +1.727.359.7503 On Sat, Nov 21, 2020, 6:44 AM Charlie Crystle wrote: > bump > > — > You are receiving this because you authored the thread. >...
Why not just use CSS built in class inheritance ?