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As you can see browsing Cadmium shards source code, several entities (for lack of a better word) are declared in different locations and in different ways.
This issue is not just a namespace or redundancy issue but we'd benefit by having fundamental classes or structs describing the tokens, sentences and documents we're dealing with.
I've started in the pos_tagger declaring such structs an
C++ Stemming example
The library is excellent, I tried the python version of the library and it worked straight forward, the only thing is missing now from the documentation website is the examples for c++.
it would be great if it can be added
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You mention:
Allows saving/loading the index to/from disk, but for small datasets you can feed the index on-the-fly.
however I can't see any documentation about this. I'd like to store the index in a database (MongoDB) and query that.
FYI I'm looking at and evaluating the various full-text search libraries available for Node.js and the Browser and have only just found thinker-fts and from
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Necessary to documents generated via godoc was useful to users.
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Opening this ticket as I'm looking to add Bahasa Indonesia as a supported language. At https://github.com/hotosm we're working on various documentation sites that need support across a number of languages, including Indonesian.
If anyone has already worked on this, please chime in. Otherwise, we will be looking to add the support and create a PR when ready.