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Normalize Date Expressions before classification

marfox opened this issue · comments

Lots of FEs are dates:

  • absolute, e.g., May 2008
  • relative, e.g., the previous season
  • interval, e.g., from 2008 to 2015

Hi @marfox ,
I think the link to the CFG is not working. Also, just out of curiosity, I wanted to know what advantages CFGs offer over rule based systems such as SUTime(used in stanfordNLP). I am guessing there will be a lot of rules when we consider different languages but is that the only disadvantage?

Thanks in advance.
Varun

Sorry for the broken link @Warun26 , the grammar has moved to a new module in the meanwhile. It should be fixed now.
CFG is a rule-based system, and as such behaves the same as SUTime.
In addition, it also allows for recursive rules, and I'm not sure if this is possible with SUTime, is it?

SUTime does not support recursive rules. It just applies basic regex rules over tokens to extract temporal data. Thanks for the information! :-)

Should implement the behavior in #47