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EstNLTK analyzer #818
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Codecov ReportAll modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅
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Coverage 99.63% 99.63%
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Lines 7141 7170 +29
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The test coverage is not 100%. I think that's due to how optional backends are handled in the initialization code, that I copied from the spaCy analyzer. The same problem is already there for spaCy, so I think it would make sense to fix that first in main, then apply the same solution in this PR. |
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The initialization problem was fixed for spaCy in PR #820, already merged to main. This still needs wiki documentation, maybe also a mention in the Annif tutorial. |
I added a brief section about this analyzer on the wiki page for Analyzers. I don't see any mention of specific analyzers in the Annif tutorial, so I don't think this needs to be mentioned there. |
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I added an estnltk section to the Optional features page of wiki too (and updated the whole page to use poetry instead of pip for installing dependencies when using dev installation). |
This PR adds a new analyzer to support lemmatization using EstNLTK, a natural language analysis toolkit for the Estonian language.
Note that the indirect dependencies of EstNLTK are quite large, with around ~500MB of libraries.