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potential bug report #19
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Hum, looks like a "bug" from the parser which classified it as inf
(infinite tense).
One hypothesis: because the frequency in books is 0, it likely comes from
the subtitles corpora which may contain some deviant sentences where the
parser choked.
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INSERM Cognitive Neuroimaging Lab (http://www.unicog.org)
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Hi, I'm just curious that the first aurai exists in French?
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I'll keep reporting potential bugs I find in this issue. since I'm doing some data processing for my project, it's just a side task.
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The lemma seems not correct. (I suppose invariant words' lemma are themselves) |
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Hi, I'm just curious that the first
aurai
exists in French?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: