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はない parses as one word instead of two #12

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Kimtaro opened this issue Jul 17, 2013 · 2 comments
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はない parses as one word instead of two #12

Kimtaro opened this issue Jul 17, 2013 · 2 comments

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Kimtaro commented Jul 17, 2013

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fasiha commented Dec 7, 2014

Following up on my comment on #18 Jumandic parses this as two separate words too :-/ but again, if it's any conslation, JDepP (trained with IPADIC or Jumandic) assigns both results to the same bunsetsu. Is JDepP a tool that might fall into the purview of a project like Ve?

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Kimtaro commented Dec 10, 2014

JDepP looks fantastic! It definitely falls under the purview of Ve, together with similar tools like Cabocha(*). I just haven't had time to implement any other layer besides word parsing yet.

*) https://code.google.com/p/cabocha/

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