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Describe the bug
Regarding the problem of RecognizeCurrency, we used to use the java version, this problem does not exist, but after switching to the c# version found this problem. The problem is that there are some problems with recognizing statements that contain '-' or 'to', whether it is currency or other custom units.
At this time the return value of the .net version is normal again, after testing found that adding spaces before and after '-' or 'to' will make the final recognition result as expected
Expected behavior
We want the .net version to recognize the phrase "15-20 usd" with the message 20 usd, not just two numbers
Platform (please complete the following information):
Platform: .NET
Environment: nuget package
Version of package latest
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Describe the bug
Regarding the problem of RecognizeCurrency, we used to use the java version, this problem does not exist, but after switching to the c# version found this problem. The problem is that there are some problems with recognizing statements that contain '-' or 'to', whether it is currency or other custom units.
To Reproduce
For the same phrase "15-20 usd"
Return value of java version:
Return value of .net version
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Yes, there is no value
For the other case"15 -20 usd"
Return value of java version:
Return value of .net version:
At this time the return value of the .net version is normal again, after testing found that adding spaces before and after '-' or 'to' will make the final recognition result as expected
Expected behavior
We want the .net version to recognize the phrase "15-20 usd" with the message 20 usd, not just two numbers
Platform (please complete the following information):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: