qbreader / qbreader/packet-parser
packet_classify packets have pronunciation guides in them
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Description
The packets used for classification have some extraneous words:
- "10" and "points" appears in all tossups
- Words in pronunciation guides also appear, but these wouldn't be too useful for classification, since pronunciation guides differ per packets
Consider putting "10" and "points" as stop words. Filtering out pronunciation guides is trickier. You may need a parameter that takes in what character is used to denote a pronunciation guide (braces or square brackets).
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The issue identifies packet_classify as the relevant entry point; start by tracing how tossup text and pronunciation guides are tokenized. Done means classification excludes "10", "points", and configurable pronunciation-guide text for the supported delimiters.
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