Did the API change?
See original GitHub issueI used this library over a year ago, however I’m seeing some oddities:
- I have installed the version 1.1.2 as in the
package.json
like"nlp_compromise": "^1.1.2"
while the top version on Github is the 1.1.0. Also the package insidenode_modules
shows the 1.1.2 version. - I am using mainly a method,
.tokenize()
, for which I cannot find any information. It seems that now you usenlp.text('...').sentences
for the same thing as I used tokenize. - The history of some articles in the wiki doesn’t reveal anything from this
.tokenize()
So, what is going on? Did this change somehow? Was I using an internal feature? How does it come I got a “bigger” version installed? I am pretty sure it’s the same repo though
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:9 (3 by maintainers)
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haha, neat! there ya go cheers
@spencermountain fair enough, glad to hear that I didn’t go crazy or confused the library (:
Thanks! I used it for my Final Year Project at my University for getting sentences and words and then feeding them into a Neural Network for extracting learning material. Didn’t get results as good as expected though.
Did you know with a couple of changes nlp_compromise can parse the HTML from Wikipedia articles quite well? (: