Hello,
It seems that for numerals, it is not correct to parse numbers that have "and" between them as single numbers.
For example:
- "thirty and six" -> 36
- "twenty and seven" -> 27
That's not how English-speaking people pronounce numbers with tens in English. This is true for numbers greater than a hundred, but not for numbers up to a hundred, for example: "one hundred and twenty-six" -> 126.
We have encountered a problem in our system where users say two numbers through "and" and we take it as one number (because we use number-parser for post-processing STT result), even though there should be two numbers.
It would be great if we could configure parsing rules and disable anything.
Hello,
It seems that for numerals, it is not correct to parse numbers that have "and" between them as single numbers.
For example:
That's not how English-speaking people pronounce numbers with tens in English. This is true for numbers greater than a hundred, but not for numbers up to a hundred, for example: "one hundred and twenty-six" -> 126.
We have encountered a problem in our system where users say two numbers through "and" and we take it as one number (because we use number-parser for post-processing STT result), even though there should be two numbers.
It would be great if we could configure parsing rules and disable anything.