Never-mind I found the problem...It has nothing to do with the finding
process...it is simply because the tag produced during evaluation
doesn't include the type! It is predicting <START> ... <END> instead of
<START:drug> ... <END>.
I could hardcode that as well for the purposes of getting some results...
Jim
On 20/10/12 18:30, Jim - FooBar(); wrote:
It's getting weirder and weirder !!!
I just thought I'd try calling the .find() of the DictionaryNameFinder
and it works just fine with MyDictionary. For example I tried passing
these: ("ibuprofen" is the named-entity)
["I" "use" "ibuprofen" "."] // got back a <Span [2..3)>
["I" "do" "use" "ibuprofen" "."] //got back a <Span [3..4)>
so it seems that my implementation is just fine! it does what it is
supposed to do...what is different in the evaluator?
I'm at a loss! This should work...
Jim
On 20/10/12 17:38, Jim - FooBar(); wrote:
On 20/10/12 17:36, Jim - FooBar(); wrote:
that is, I'm passing a string to .contains()
sorry I meant a StringList object exactly as it expects...the
compiler would complain otherwise anyway!
Jim
