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Noun <=> Verb conjugation
See original GitHub issueHi,
I’m using your great library in my project pet-project and my question … exists a method for transpile a verb like raining to a noun rain?
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Yeah!, that’s … I’m building a
agnostic assistant core, which useintentsfor understand a sentence. Anintentis just a group of rules which have to intersect with the result of compromise (and others). So, is easier intersect one element likerainthan with all the combinations/conjugationsraining, rains....Now, I don’t have too much time for help you in this project… but I will 😃
Any advance with this??