Patrick, Ted,
I added "use locale;" in line 83 but this can't improve my results:
words containing the character "l·l" (like "intel·ligència")are not
included in the results list.
But it is important to say that I add as a tokens all accents,
diaeresis and apostrophes that are used in Catalan cor
Thanks very much, I'm glad to hear that use locale has helped with
most of your problems. This entire episode has convinced me that
rather than waiting for the next release of NSP, I am going to go
ahead and do a release that simply includes use locale. I'll do that
this week, which I know doesn't
Ted,
It's a good idea to prepare a new release including use locale.
I'll check my Perl version and also the documentation. Maybe, I'll
find a solution to work with Catalan corpus.
Thanks for all your suggestions,
Mercè
> Thanks very much, I'm glad to hear that use locale has helped with
> mo
Mercè,
If you work in a Unix/Linux/MacOSX environment, make sure your
environment variables LC_ALL and LANG are set properly to something like
this:
LC_ALL=ca_ES
LANG=LANG=ca_ES.UTF-8
In Windows, it has to be similar but I don't know how to do it. I
believe it has to bet set somewhere at the
Greetings all,
I'm in the process of collecting up the various bug reports that we've
gotten since version 1.03 was released in September 2006, and I'll
resolve those in 1.05. Here's what I have so far...
1) Incorporate "use locale" throughout package (suggested by Patrick
Drouin long ago)This w
Hello,
I recently came across a related problem with perl and Spanish
characters. I tried "use locale" and it didn't help. After a lot of
researching on character encoding, and posting questions on different
perl forums, I found a solution that might help with the "l geminada".
As you all know perl
Ted,
I have two suggestions to improve the new version.
1. I have problems to extract bigrams using "Fishers exact test - left
sided" and "Fishers exact test - right sided". Could you fix this two
measures?
The error message:
Can't locate Text/NSP/Measures/2D/left.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
/us
Hello again...
See comments inline...
On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 10:38 AM, mercevg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Ted,
>
> I have two suggestions to improve the new version.
>
> 1. I have problems to extract bigrams using "Fishers exact test - left
> sided" and "Fishers exact test - right sided
On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 03:51:40PM -, Ted Pedersen wrote:
> 1) Incorporate "use locale" throughout package (suggested by Patrick
> Drouin long ago)This will make for more convenient handling of
> non-English text.
Wrong idea, wrong solution.
To make handling of non-Latin1 text more convenient
Thanks for the thoughts on locale, UTF-8, etc.
You seem to be saying there is a better option than "use locale",
which I'm more than willing to believe. However, what I can't estimate
at present is how difficult or time consuming it would be to modify
NSP in the way you describe. We'll certainly
On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 08:59:29PM -, Ted Pedersen wrote:
> You seem to be saying there is a better option than "use locale",
Yes - make use of the unicode capabilities of perl.
> which I'm more than willing to believe. However, what I can't estimate
> at present is how difficult or time cons
Richard Jelinek wrote:
Ths advantage is illusional - unfortunately. llusional in the sense,
as the "some problems" it seems to solve rely on a well set up
environment on the OS side. Which isn't always the case. Moreover,
Well, an improperly set up system locale is bound to give you all
kinds
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