Hallo,
The bug report is invalid. I understood the test after closer look and
learned the test was making error on purpose, but I got shocked to
learn that ubuntu 9.10 on two machines has a buggy `sort':
mimooh@g201:~$ cat 1.txt
ala
ala
ala
1
1
1
mimooh@g201:~$ sort 1.txt
1
1
ala
ala
1
ala
sort -b fixes this, but the fix should be made to Ubuntu's sort rather.
Regards,
Karol
2010/9/28, Bugs in Text-SenseClusters via RT
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> Hello,
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> Thanks for (hopefully:) nice software - I expect a lot from it after
> reading docs.
> Following error occurs in testing module of Text-SenseClusters-1.01 under
> linux:
>
> $> reduce-count.pl test-B1.bi test-B1.uni
> ERROR(reduce-count.pl):
> UNIGRAM file test-B1.uni is not a valid UNIGRAM output of NSP at line
> 2.
>
> $> head -n 3 test-B1.uni
> 31305746
> united<>states<>134866 193980 161061
> prime<>minister<>111012 116284 256836
>
> Clearly someone put a bigram to an archive.
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> Regards,
> Karol
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