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we are working on the issues. will update once fixed

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we have analyzed the cases,

Hawking Time parser works well for input sentences more in structural English as it is trained that way, we will be handling cases that used in chats and speakable format(the direct way of input that lacks grammar yet meaningful).

=> Using prepositions at the required place will give expected results.
Input 1: There was a conference on day before yesterday

=> Usage of multiple prepositions have related words in English like the following
"from today to next Monday"
"from today until next Monday"

from and till are least likely used in English together. We will handle these cases in the upcoming releases. To get the expected result use (from, to) or (from, until) words together.
Input 2: "there will be a conference from today until next Monday"

=> We have solved the multiple spacing Issue. It will be available in master soon and next maven Release

=> And let us know the timezone of the server/machine you are running the code. As you set "IST" as the required output format the start_date and end_date will be altered based on server/machine time zone.

Sample Input :
"Good morning, Have a nice day. there will be conference on 12/12/2021"
hawkingConfiguration.setTimeZone("PST") ===> Input Timezone Configuration

Output Log:
INFO: Label : D
Text : on 12/12/2021
IsTimeZonePresent : false
Time Zone : -07:00 =====> This represents configured timeZone (PST is now on Daylight saving so -7:00)
IsExactTimePresent : false
Id : 0
End Index : 69
Start Index : 56
Match Type :
Start : 2021-12-12T12:30:00.000 +05:30 =====> This represents Server/machine timezone
End : 2021-12-13T12:29:59.000 +05:30 =====> This represents Server/machine timezone
Sequence :SINGLE
Expression :(0)

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Thanx for the explanation @ArulVendhan .

I have one more test case, if you don't mind :)

Input => "Hi, I couldn't attend seminar on 10th February 2021 (Wednesday) due to some reason."

"reference_date" : "13-04-2021 08:40:00 pm"

Output => "startDateFormat": "2022-02-10T05:30:00", "endDateFormat": "2022-02-11T05:29:59".
Here it is failing to handle the tense.

Could you please check this too ?

Thank You.

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Yes @ShoubhikBanerjee
Could you please pull the latest changes from the master and check it once again. We have updated Tense cases recently.
Seems working fine for the input case you have given
Output Log:
INFO: Label : D
Text : 10th February 2021
IsTimeZonePresent : false
Time Zone : +05:30
IsExactTimePresent : false
Id : 0
End Index : 51
Start Index : 33
Match Type :
Start : 2021-02-10T00:00:00.000+05:30
End : 2021-02-10T23:59:59.000+05:30
Sequence :SINGLE
Expression :(0)

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You can use the latest maven import as well to check if this case is working
check ReadMe.md for that.

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Hi @ArulVendhan , I have checked it with latest maven repo, and the issue for "tense" is fixed, thanx for it.

But it also detects the "(Wednesday)" i.e. in bracket and detects the last Wednesday (i.e "startDateFormat": "2021-04-14T05:30:00", ).

Any suggestions for it ?

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Sure @ShoubhikBanerjee will check and update

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