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Originally Posted by xxyzz
The current feature only use the customized description if spaCy can find the name from the book and both names must be the same. And if the customized X-Ray is person but spaCy thinks it's not a person, the code will set the entity as a person.
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My problem was bcause I did not know the names had to match. I was confused because when I asked for the name column so that it could be corrected. For example, WordDumb made a name "Livy ii-iii" and about 8 other similar variations whent the correct name is "Livy". When there is only one incorrect form of the name and no correct form, it is easy to fix with SQL, but combining several incorrect forms is significant work. I had hoped that WordDumb could fix that.
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With spaCy's Entity Ruler, I can let spaCy to find these customized X-Ray entities if it can't find them before.
It's not the column numbers that I'm worrying about, it's just I'm having trouble with auto resize the table and the dialog window... Especially when these is a combobox in the table.
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Can you add the funtionality first and read a file that I would be happy to generate myself in a text editor, then work on getting the dialog to work?
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WordDumb can't run in the command line now. I'm not sure whether some features will work in the terminal, for example: device detection.
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Would it be possible to make a stripped down version that that only generates X-ray and does not interact with an e-reader at all?
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I'm using this book for testing on GitHub but this book has soft hyphens, you may want to remove them or convert to KFX to get better X-Ray quality.
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I won't be doing anything with KFX unless there is no other way, and maybe not then.