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I don't know if you are aware and this is expected behaviour but for coco to recognise a country in a string it suffices that the name is present in the string whatever the characters around it are. This can lead to funny results, for example it recognises Peru in the city Perugia or Great Britain in the city Lyngby
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coco doesn't use word boundaries to identify coutnry name
coco doesn't use word boundaries to identify country names
Sep 4, 2023
I don't know if you are aware and this is expected behaviour but for coco to recognise a country in a string it suffices that the name is present in the string whatever the characters around it are. This can lead to funny results, for example it recognises Peru in the city Perugia or Great Britain in the city Lyngby
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: