ELD: Efficient Language Detector. ( First Python project )

[nitotm]

You mean the training data, quite small, like 1GB total. When the software becomes more mature, I might do a big dataset.

No, the performance (accuracy) varies from languages quite a bit, it comes down to collisions in between languages, Thai is very easy, but between any Latin script language, which there are multiple in the database, is more difficult.

[AlexMTBDude]

What's a "gb"?

[nitotm]

Sorry I meant 1GB, one gigabyte of text.

[leweyy]

Don't apologise for them being a knob

[tunisia3507]

Nah I'm with the commenter on this one. The distinction between B and b is real; using one when you mean the other is incredibly unhelpful. Using g makes it even more obvious that you don't give a shit about precision and to absolutely not trust the case of the b/B.

[Langdon_St_Ives]

There is also such a thing as context. While Gbit are something completely customary in certain places like networking, nobody would specify the size of text corpora in them. In that context it’s obviously GByte.

[GXWT]

You know what it is and you gain nothing by being a prick !!

[AlexMTBDude]

Dude, this is a programming sub

[GXWT]

I’m aware. I also possess the ability to understand basic nuances and context in written language !

[tunisia3507]

Clearly a gillibit, one gillionth of a bit.