Add support for ISO-639 language codes #106
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Currently, the language of the text to summarize has to be specified as a language name like "german" or "french". However, many tools such as Apache Tika output ISO-639 language codes which makes it difficult to integrate sumy with the wider natural language processing ecosystem. This commit ensures that sumy can understand language codes passed as ISO-639, in both two-letter format (e.g. "de" or "fr") and three-letter format (e.g. "ger" or "fra"). Resolves #96
miso-belica
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Mar 30, 2018
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Thanks for the review. Addressed all the comments. |
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Thanks for the merge! |
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Currently, the language of the text to summarize has to be specified as a language name like "german" or "french". However, many tools such as Apache Tika output ISO-639 language codes which makes it difficult to integrate sumy with the wider natural language processing ecosystem.
This commit ensures that sumy can understand language codes passed as ISO-639, in both two-letter format (e.g. "de" or "fr") and three-letter format (e.g. "ger" or "fra").
Resolves #96