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I was using the .detect function in pycld2 on a Spanish sentence. Ideally, details[0][0] would be "SPANISH".
However, if I set returnVectors=False, details[0][0] was "ENGLISH." If I set returnVectors=False, details[0][0] was "SPANISH." Please see the attachment below for more details.
I am not sure what is going on here, and I think setting "returnVectors" parameter differently won't cause irregular detection of the most dominant language. Is this possibly a bug to fix? Thank you very much!
Best,
BW
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Hello,
I was using the .detect function in pycld2 on a Spanish sentence. Ideally, details[0][0] would be "SPANISH".
However, if I set returnVectors=False, details[0][0] was "ENGLISH." If I set returnVectors=False, details[0][0] was "SPANISH." Please see the attachment below for more details.
I am not sure what is going on here, and I think setting "returnVectors" parameter differently won't cause irregular detection of the most dominant language. Is this possibly a bug to fix? Thank you very much!
Best,
BW
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: