Why is nlglib conjugating NP("Sue") to Sues?
d-vyd opened this issue · 3 comments
d-vyd commented
p=Clause(NP("Sue"),VP("be"),"good")
realise_en(p)
'Sues is good.'
How can I force nlglib not to conjugate the subject to get the expected output, "Sue is good." ?
roman-kutlak commented
Hi d-vyd, sorry for the delayed response -- busy on other project. This looks like some bug in simplenlg. I will look into it when I have more time. It seems that it works with:
p=Clause(Word("Sue"),VP("be"),"good")
d-vyd commented
Thank you Roman! Are you working on a different NLG project?
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Hi d-vyd, sorry for the delayed response -- busy on other project. This looks like some bug in simplenlg. I will look into it when I have more time. It seems that it works with:
p=Clause(Word("Sue"),VP("be"),"good")
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roman-kutlak commented
I'm afraid not -- just data pipelines for my day job.