Taylor G Smith
Taylor G Smith
In [EN](https://github.com/facebook/duckling/blob/04d0db6efa92ec3e933668be3ed7f6c99b346bbd/Duckling/Numeral/EN/Rules.hs#L205) and [ES](https://github.com/facebook/duckling/blob/04d0db6efa92ec3e933668be3ed7f6c99b346bbd/Duckling/Numeral/ES/Rules.hs#L218) it appears there is support for decimal points "spelled out", i.e.: `one point four` -> 1.4 `uno punto cuatro` -> 1.4 It does not appear that...
I've gotten several documentation requests over the last couple days. While the doc is present (and now the `./gradlew build` will build the javadocs), it's not hosted anywhere.
#### Description TODO: Create a transformer that can map values in text fields to known "good" values given Levenstein distance or some other method.
Having a tough time getting the Appveyor build to complete due to the GCC/G++/gfortran issues...
Would be nice if we had something like [checkresiduals](https://rdrr.io/cran/forecast/man/checkresiduals.html) to apply to a model fit.
Originally requested in #88 along with the OCSB test. The latter has been implemented, but the former still needs to be addressed.
Write-up
Let's get it finished! It's the .TeX file in doc/
It appears the only way to login to Anaconda from CLI is interactively, or by plain text: ```bash $ anaconda login --username MyUser --password abc123 ``` This poses a problem...