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[Portuguese Wit Understanding] Error on Datetime understanding #351

Open rada-a-gast opened 5 years ago

rada-a-gast commented 5 years ago

-> me on WitAi Github (https://github.com/wit-ai/wit/issues/1385#event-2210802300): So, when you type "day 10 at 18:00 hours" in portuguese ("dia 10 às 18:00 horas"), the output for "wit/datetime" just ignore the day and set only the hours. But if you type "at day 10 at 18:00 hours" in portuguese ("no dia 10 às 18:00 horas") he just send the right output for "wit/datetime".

-> jtliao commented 22 hours ago: hey @rada-a-gast, wit/datetime is powered by Duckling-- can you open a Github issue here instead, so we can get the right person to help you out?

haoxuany commented 5 years ago

Thanks for raising @rada-a-gast! Would you like to take a stab at it?

rada-a-gast commented 5 years ago

@haoxuany, did you mean to try to fix it by my own? I wouldn't bother at all. :)

chessai commented 3 years ago

-> me on WitAi Github (wit-ai/wit#1385 (comment)): So, when you type "day 10 at 18:00 hours" in portuguese ("dia 10 às 18:00 horas"), the output for "wit/datetime" just ignore the day and set only the hours. But if you type "at day 10 at 18:00 hours" in portuguese ("no dia 10 às 18:00 horas") he just send the right output for "wit/datetime".

-> jtliao commented 22 hours ago: hey @rada-a-gast, wit/datetime is powered by Duckling-- can you open a Github issue here instead, so we can get the right person to help you out?

I can't parse this. What is the expected output, and what is the actual output?

chessai commented 3 years ago

-> me on WitAi Github (wit-ai/wit#1385 (comment)): So, when you type "day 10 at 18:00 hours" in portuguese ("dia 10 às 18:00 horas"), the output for "wit/datetime" just ignore the day and set only the hours. But if you type "at day 10 at 18:00 hours" in portuguese ("no dia 10 às 18:00 horas") he just send the right output for "wit/datetime". -> jtliao commented 22 hours ago: hey @rada-a-gast, wit/datetime is powered by Duckling-- can you open a Github issue here instead, so we can get the right person to help you out?

I can't parse this. What is the expected output, and what is the actual output?

Nevermind, I understand now. @rada-a-gast Are you interested in fixing this?