Convert the *number* to a String and *get the length*. int *length* = *Integer*.valueOf(eg[i]).toString().*length*(); Use this mathematical equation (assuming that all the data in the array are strictly positive *numbers*). eg[i] is of type int , which doesn't have the *length* property. or go to link http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1306727/way-to-get-number-of-digits-in-an-int
On Fri, Oct 28, 2016 at 4:57 PM, Pratik C <pratik.c...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi openNLP users, > > I am Pratik Chikhaliya. I am preparing for my Ph.D. Proposal in > computational linguistics in the area of machine learning. But before i > proceed for writing an abstract, it is good to go through NER open-source > tools available till the present day. This idea led me to train some > openNLP NER models. As i saw there are many feature generator options are > available. So i tried few for custom feature generator, and those worked > well. But when i tried to use the "character length" and "all digit" > (custom feature generator); > > as in: > 1. how can i set the character length for all digits? > 2. how to send the tag for character length and all digits for training > the model numericName model? > > i could not get appropriate response to that or i can say i could not get > any documentation on that. > > I humbly request you to reply me at your earliest. I am looking for > positive cum prompt response. > > Thank you. > > Regards, > Pratik Chikhaliya >
