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Informations about the package language-detector

LanguageDetector Build Status

PHP library to detect languages from any free text.

It follows the approach described in the paper, a given text is tokenized into N-Grams (we cleanup whitespaces before doing this step). Then we sort the tokens and we compare against a language model.

Fork of crodas/languagedetector, since the original package seems abandoned.

How it works

The first thing we need is a language model (which looks like this file) that is used to compare the texts against at classification time. This process must done before anything, and it can be generated with an script similar to this file.

Once we have our language model file (in this case language.php) we're ready to classify texts by their language.

And that's it.

Algorithms

The project is designed to work with modules, which means you can provide your own algorithm for sorting and comparing the N-Grams. By default the library implements the PageRank as sorting algorithm, and out of place (described in the paper) as comparing.

In order to supply your own algorithms, you must change the $config at learning stage to load your own classes (which by the way should implement some interaces).

Language Detection Training Files

Have a look at example/samples directory. For more advanced traning data, visit the Leipzig Corpora Download Page.

Languages with non-latin characters

Remember to set the Config's mb property (already before creating the language model) if you train for languages based on non-latin characters. Use UTF-8 encoded texts.

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