Additional attributes attached to patterns in Matcher
See original GitHub issueI was just wondering how the additional attributes in term patterns, for example {"wiki_en":
“Google_Now”}` in this example, are exposed after tagging? I see that they are stored, but not sure how to check if/where they appear again. Is this something that is still under development?
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Hard to be more precise than matcher.pyx at this point.
Meet me at http://appear.in/spacynlp Friday 10am GMT to discuss? Others are welcome to join if you have an interest.
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