universe-pipeline-solipCysme-french (#13627) [ci skip] #13627
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Thank you for all the universe contributions! 💙 And if the two other projects can also be used independently, it's fine to keep them separate – but if you want people to just use the new project instead, feel free to submit another PR that removes the others! |
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Add a pipeline (solipcysme) for french language, designed for the analysis of fictions and first person point of view texts, primarly focused on personal pronouns. It aims to fill a gap in french models: the currently available pipelines for french are trained on 'news' data, a special kind of data that lack of personal pronouns (as an example: 'tu', which means 'you', is not in the data), and of some verb modes (e.g. imperative) very usual in fictions.
PS: The pipeline integrates two small projects that are already in the spaCy universe (presque, a normalizer for french, and quelquhui, a tokenizer for french). Maybe i should remove these projects, so i only have one there?