Pronoun Detection
See original GitHub issueIt seems that spaCy
counts all pronouns as normal nouns.
import spacy.en
nlp = spacy.en.English()
In [34]: for tok in nlp(u"You and I make us"):
....: print tok.string, tok.pos
....:
You 6
and 4
I 6
make 10
us 6
In [35]: from spacy.parts_of_speech import PRON, NOUN
In [36]: NOUN, PRON
Out[36]: (6, 8)
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Same experience here—I can’t get spaCy to detect pronouns at all. Is this a bug or is there some subtlety I’m missing? Thanks!
Hey I was trying to detect pronouns too, and it returns that the pos_ is a noun. Is that normal? I ran the same example:
for tok in nlp(u"You and I make us"): … print tok.orth_, tok.pos_ … You NOUN and CONJ I NOUN make VERB us NOUN
Not a big deal, just wanted to know, spacy is awesome!
(Name: spacy; Version: 0.94)