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Can someone help me understand why these English statements are getting classified as Tagalog and Haitian?
irb(main):013:0> CLD.detect_language("Is global warming real?") => {:name=>"TAGALOG", :code=>"tl", :reliable=>false}
irb(main):013:0> CLD.detect_language("Is global warming real?")
=> {:name=>"TAGALOG", :code=>"tl", :reliable=>false}
irb(main):014:0> CLD.detect_language("tap your favorite icon!") => {:name=>"HAITIAN_CREOLE", :code=>"ht", :reliable=>false}
irb(main):014:0> CLD.detect_language("tap your favorite icon!")
=> {:name=>"HAITIAN_CREOLE", :code=>"ht", :reliable=>false}
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Trying to test this as well. So far, it is accurate in figuring out what is Tagalog and not what is English.
CLD.detect_language("Una sa lahat") => { :code => "tl", :name => "TAGALOG", :reliable => false }
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Can someone help me understand why these English statements are getting classified as Tagalog and Haitian?
irb(main):013:0> CLD.detect_language("Is global warming real?")
=> {:name=>"TAGALOG", :code=>"tl", :reliable=>false}
irb(main):014:0> CLD.detect_language("tap your favorite icon!")
=> {:name=>"HAITIAN_CREOLE", :code=>"ht", :reliable=>false}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: