Indonesian Stop Words (and a bug fix) #1
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Thanks for building this gem. I'm using it for my project with Indonesian documents. I added Indonesian stop words to the listed stop words, and I tried to fix a bug I found when using this gem. Please review the changes 🙏
Changes:
d.downcase!intod.downcase(without!). as the earlier returnedniland raises aNoMethodErrorwhen callinggsub(it is caught by thebegin...rescueblocks though)gsubparameters on line 138 in the filelib/ruby-tf-idf.rb(the original parameters are not suited for my usage, but I want to know what you think about it)*.swpin.gitignorefor vim users