Releases: remimorvan/knowledge-clustering
Releases · remimorvan/knowledge-clustering
v0.7.3
- When NLTK data is missing, raises the NLTK LookupError alongside with a knowledge error. (Improving #51.)
Full Changelog: v0.7.2...v0.7.3
v0.7.2
v0.7.1
v0.7.0
- The
cluster
andaddquotes
commands now have an autofinder feature: if they are not specified, the.kl
, and.diagnose
files are automatically found in the current folder. (#5) - After clustering, indicate which files have been modified. (#35)
- Automatically checks for newer versions when running any command (can be disabled with the
--no-update
option). AP
is now a synonym for the commandanchor
. (#24)
Minor changes:
- Fixed bug #43: hyphenation is now properly handled by
cluster
. - Fixed bug #36: if the same
.kl
file in given multiple times, ignore the copies. - Fixed bug #39: the imperfection of the stemmer was causing some problems when computing the distance between notions.
- Switched from using the
os
library topathlib
.
v0.6.0
- The command
cluster
can now take multiple knowledge files as input. - The command
addquotes
can now take multiple knowledge files as input.
Bug corrections:
- Fixed #33 (
clustering
): non-breakable spaces are now correctly taken into in the distance computation (bug reported by Antonio Casares) - Fixed #32 (
addquotes
): there was a misalignment whenever tabulations were used.
Misc:
- All knowledge files now use the extension
.kl
instead of.tex
(suggested by Aliaume Lopez)
v0.5.5
Fixed some bug with click preventing knowledge to be used.
v0.5.4
- Implemented #28: The
anchor
command was improved: now the introduced knowledge is displayed. - Added a
--version
command.
Bug corrections:
- Fixed #25 (
clustering
): accents are now taken into in the distance computation (bug reported by Antonio Casares) - Fixed #29 (
clustering
): plurals/suffixes are taken into account even for scope inference - Fixed #30 (
addquotes
): scope should be handled correctly
Misc:
- The code is now typed!
- Introduced tests (run
make test
in the development environment).