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I'm facing a similar issue, isn't there any form of expiration or something similar in this library?

I think the question is "Can this be used in NodeJS, instead of a browser?"

`quantify(['goose', 'goose', 'duck', 'chicken', 'chicken', 'chicken'])` > __several chickens, a pair of geese an⁣d a duck__ `quantify({'carrot': 100, 'parrot': 20})` > __dozens of carrots an⁣d a score of parrots__ `quantify('carrot',...

For the love I have of `compromise`. This is 99% port of the Python implementation found in **Pattern.en**. The only thing missing is the `plural` dictionary which I had no...

I'm building a bot that can generate meaningful response (**Natural Language Generation**). Your method could be an addition, but the previous methods I've presented would help in generating natural language...

@spencermountain Well I didn't know that ( `doc.match` ) was there... and yes its pretty nice. However an actual SRL would help with parsing sentences without the developer having any...

If you have spare time, could you please do it? I'm no C/C++ dev so I can't actually do that. Thanks

For Christ's sake will you guys merge the pull? Its 6 months or so now! The collapsed and expanded texts looks pretty outmoded and unprofessional without the styling addition here

How do you use the `pkgenv`... nothing I type shows. I already regret going the `gvm` way. Couldn't things be made a little easier?

There are essentially two types of machine learning libraries available today: **Deep learning** __(CNN,RNN, fully connected nets, linear models)__ **Everything else** __(SVM, GBMs, Random Forests, Naive Bayes, K-NN, etc)__ Tensorflow...