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Differences between actual and expected stems in terms of the finnish java : msg#00003search.snowball
Hi, first of all i want to thank martin and his team for their outstanding work concerning stemming. I'm currently writing a testing framework for different stemmers. as i was testing the finnish snowball stemmer (java implementation) i faced some differences in terms of expected stems. input test file and expected stems test file were those provided by the snowball project homepage. there were just differences in terms of the suffixes "seen" "siin" "den" and "tten". e.g.: inflaatiotavoitteeseen -> inflaatiotavoittees (expected: inflaatiotavoit) after some research i discovered that the methods r_LONG and r_VI computed wrong return values -> the error may be in the method find_among_b but i'm not quite sure. regards, peter
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