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I'm working on a paper that compares different word segmentation algorithms, and wordseg has been extremely helpful. The wordseg documentation says that the DPSEG algorithm has a bug in it and "is not fully functional at present". I can't find any information about what the bug is/was and whether it has been fixed. I noticed in the source code that there's a function called _dpseg_bugfix to correct an issue with certain types of input. Is this the bug? I'm just hoping to confirm that DPSEG works properly before we report any results.
Thanks!
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I worked on that about 8 years ago and now I'm doing completely different things... I remember the bug was related to some numerical issues with the Monte Carlo process, C++ side, not Python side (which should just be a wrapper over the C++ code). The _dpseg_bugfix you mention is not related to that bug but is a fix to another (solved) bug.
Hi Connor,
Apologies! To my knowledge, that bug still has not been fixed. Like Mathieu, I've also moved on to other topics... I wonder if the people who created dpseg may be more helpful?
Hello,
I'm working on a paper that compares different word segmentation algorithms, and wordseg has been extremely helpful. The wordseg documentation says that the DPSEG algorithm has a bug in it and "is not fully functional at present". I can't find any information about what the bug is/was and whether it has been fixed. I noticed in the source code that there's a function called _dpseg_bugfix to correct an issue with certain types of input. Is this the bug? I'm just hoping to confirm that DPSEG works properly before we report any results.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: