Description:
jatime 0.1.0
Jatime: Time Expression Analyzer for Japanese
Jatime is a Python library to extract Japanese time expressions from a given text and turning them into objects.
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Installing jatime
Install with pip or your favorite PyPI package manager.
$ pip install jatime
Using jatime
Here's how to analyze Japanese text using jatime.
Note that "dow" means the day of the week.
From within Python
from jatime.analyzer import analyze
result = analyze("それは令和２年十月十七日の出来事でした。")
print(result)
['それは', {'string': '令和２年十月十七日', 'year': 2020, 'month': 10, 'day': 17, 'dow': 5, 'hour': None, 'minute': None}, 'の出来事でした。']
From the command line
$ jatime analyze --format-json それは令和２年十月十七日の出来事でした。
[
"それは",
{
"string": "令和２年十月十七日",
"year": 2020,
"month": 10,
"day": 17,
"dow": 5,
"hour": null,
"minute": null
},
"の出来事でした。"
]
Over HTTP communication
$ jatime serve
$ curl --get "http://localhost:1729/analysis" --data-urlencode "string=それは令和２年十月十七日の出来事でした。"
["それは",{"day":17,"dow":5,"hour":null,"minute":null,"month":10,"string":"令和２年十月十七日","year":2020},"の出来事でした。"]
Features
Jatime does not change the given string at all. It just objectifies the extracted time expressions.
Jatime supports a variety of time expressions. 22:30, 午後十時半 and P.M.10:30 are all interpreted as the same time as we want.
Jatime tries to make up for the missing time information whenever possible. That is, jatime calculates the year given the month, day and day of the week.
Jatime will tell us why the time information is inconsistent if it is inconsistent.
License
For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.
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