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the nlp() routine tries all of the words to find out which one is a possible date/time to parse, so it found "Sunday" and went with it
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@bear Hmm. OK. Makes sense.
I was hoping for some kind of way now for parsedatetime to return to me a level of confidence that it has a Day, Month, and Year (Date without Time) within a very close string based on a Levenshtein distance ? I need to know "Hey, this is nearly most probably a Date, because I found a Day, Month, Year which are very close to one another in this string".
Perhaps having an option parameter for the parse() or nlp() where it would output nulls instead when not finding a Day or Month or Year ? The output would then look like:
OUTPUT:
((datetime.datetime(null, null, null, null, null, null), null, null, null, 'sunday'),)
or another option, returning 4 for "invalid Date, missing either a Day, or Month, or Year" and adding to the :
0 = not parsed at all
1 = parsed as a C{date}
2 = parsed as a C{time}
3 = parsed as a C{datetime}
4 = parsed as an invalid Date, missing either a Day, or Month, or Year
Thoughts?
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I've always wanted to add a new result to both parse() and nlp() that was a list of possibles with weights - so your Levenshtein distance value idea would be a perfect use case for this.
So nlp("Sunday I owe $300") would return something like:
[(2014, 11, 3, 12, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1), 2, "Sunday", 0),
(2014, 10, 29, 3, 0, 0, 2, 302, 1), 2, "$300", 5)]
So yea, something like the above being returned when a parameter is enabled ... +1 for sure
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