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Does the same thing work if the name is lowercase? Stanford nlp won't recognise "I want to go to sydney" with a location because it expects proper nouns to be
by stephenr 11y ago
Does the same thing work if the name is lowercase?
Stanford nlp won't recognise "I want to go to sydney" with a location because it expects proper nouns to be capitalised for places (and other similar named entities I believe). I tried to make their case less models work but a lack of time and patience resulted in a more specific fix for what we needed.
- atomwaffel 11y ago> nlp.text('i want to go to sydney.').places()[0].city 'Sydney' > nlp.text('tony hawk did a kickflip.').people()[0].text 'tony' So in the first case, it clearly does recognise that Sydney is a city independent of capitalisation. In the second case, it does recognise the first name but not the last, instead tagging "hawk" as a noun. The same happens with "john smith", however "john thomas" is recognised as a full name.
- mpjme 11y agoTo be fair, I think that my grandmother, not familiar with gaming/skating celebs, would tag it the same way.