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Automatic detection of the char encoding using the juniversalchardet #39
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February 29, 2012 14:18
…library. Moreover, the system now is prepared to use a language detection previously to count the stop words in each fragment.
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First, thank you for your work!
I have included the autodetection of the char encoding used by the web page using the juniversalchardet library. Feel free to include it in the master branch or discard it :-)
Moreover, I have added some code to make easy the integration of an autodetection language library (as jlangdetect or lingpipe) in StopWords.scala. Nowadays I am using my own private language identifier but it would be easy to include some other library. Maybe in the future :-)
Thank you again, and good luck