Please file a JIRA with simple test data.
----- Original Message ----- | From: "Jim - FooBar();" <[email protected]> | To: [email protected] | Sent: Thursday, November 8, 2012 9:42:40 AM | Subject: Re: problem with the RegexNameFinder... | | In other words, the .find() method of the RegexNameFinder returns an | array of Spans where each span has identical boundaries (startIndex | == | endIndex)! | e.g | | <Span [2..2)> | <Span [8..8)> | | Jim | | | On 08/11/12 17:29, Jim - FooBar(); wrote: | > Hi guys, | > | > I think I've discovered another issue in the name-find package, | > this | > time with the regex name-finder. | > I am instantiating it and passing 10 Pattern objects but while | > evaluating it on a small paragraph the tags it outputs are empty | > and | > immediately before the recognised token...sort of like this: | > | > <START> <END> fluvoxamine | > | > where fluvoxamine should be inside the tag! | > | > Also, even if it did output the term inside the tag, i don't see | > any | > obvious way to specify what kind of tag we want (e.g person or drug | > or | > whatever). This is problematic because it stops the regex | > name-finder | > from being able to be combined with the other 2 name-finders that | > do | > support this and thus their predictions can be easily combined. | > | > any thoughts? | > | > Jim | |
