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I'm impressed. I thought I'd try it with `next wednesday at 20 to 3 in the afternoon`. It understood! It didn't understand if I used `afternon`. Perhaps as

I'm impressed. I thought I'd try it with `next wednesday at 20 to 3 in the afternoon`. It understood! It didn't understand if I used `afternon`. Perhaps as an improvement it could try selecting the most likely word from misspellings.

ar7hur 12y ago
Thanks! Yes we should probably relax a little bit the lexical analysis to cope with typos, thanks for your feedback.
chc 12y ago
I don't even understand that. What time period is that meant to specify?
- radnor 12y ago
  20 to 3 in the afternoon = 2:40 PM
  - infogulch 12y ago
    Oooh, "twenty minutes until three". I typically use until or shorten it to 'till. But I've seen/heard to as well.
    - samdb 12y ago
      'To' is the most common version in British English.