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Hi,
First, thanks for releasing the whole library here on Github! :)
I experienced the following unexpected behavior: when asking "and between 1k and 2k", the first number "1k" is well identified as a number with value 1000, but the second one "2k" is identified as a date (year "2000").
Detailed response is provided below.
I understand that I may improve my training sentences to include more such cases, but anyway "2k" can't be a date IMO.
Hi,
First, thanks for releasing the whole library here on Github! :)
I experienced the following unexpected behavior: when asking "and between 1k and 2k", the first number "1k" is well identified as a number with value 1000, but the second one "2k" is identified as a date (year "2000").
Detailed response is provided below.
I understand that I may improve my training sentences to include more such cases, but anyway "2k" can't be a date IMO.
Best,
Joffrey
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