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Describe the bug
Slow runtimes when using snips/datetime or snips/date + snips/time on certain queries where the date and time are in certain formats (see below)
To Reproduce
Runtimes below used while training snips/date and snips/time, but got similar values for snips/datetime.
Using a query where the beginning is "I need you to schedule a thirty minute project signoff meeting with john price and david scott" this will be represented as X in further examples:
"X at 9:30 am" --> 0.034 seconds
"X on friday at 9:30am" --> 0.034 seconds
"X on September 25th" --> 0.032 seconds
"X on Friday 9/25 at 9" --> 1.017 seconds
"X on Friday 9/25 at 9:30am" --> 13.171 seconds
"X on on Friday September 25th at 9:30am" --> 16.329
Expected behavior
Expect runtime to be much faster
Environment:
OS: Windows 10 Pro
python version: 3.8.2
snips-nlu version: 0.20.2
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Describe the bug
Slow runtimes when using snips/datetime or snips/date + snips/time on certain queries where the date and time are in certain formats (see below)
To Reproduce
Runtimes below used while training snips/date and snips/time, but got similar values for snips/datetime.
Using a query where the beginning is "I need you to schedule a thirty minute project signoff meeting with john price and david scott" this will be represented as X in further examples:
Expected behavior
Expect runtime to be much faster
Environment:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: