Confused by documentation

[petrjirasek]

Hello,

I would like to ask you how it is possible use ldig to detect language from short text. Is it possible to use it as a command line tool where I would load a model directory and some text dto detect?

Something like this:
$ /c/Python27/python ldig.py -m models/ldig.model.small/ldig.model.small/model.small/ -t "Dneska mi je krasne"
and the program will return cs

I am confused by using the data file - I need only detect languages for a list of text, I don't need to learn my own model or measure the accuracy by estimating label.

Thank you.

[shuyo]

Hello Petr,

Sorry for my late response.

Though my ldig.py doesn't have your required feature,
ldig.py's lines at 406-426 means "to predict what language string s is
written in".
So I reckon you can add it with some modification.

Regards,
Shuyo

2014-12-06 0:29 GMT+09:00 Petr Jirásek notifications@github.com:

Hello,

I would like to ask you how it is possible use ldig to detect language
from short text. Is it possible to use it as a command line tool where I
would load a model directory and some text dto detect?

Something like this:
$ /c/Python27/python ldig.py -m
models/ldig.model.small/ldig.model.small/model.small/ -t "Dneska mi je
krasne"
and the program will return cs

I am confused by using the data file - I need only detect languages for a
list of text, I don't need to learn my own model or measure the accuracy by
estimating label.

Thank you.

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