facebook/duckling

Support intervals for Numeral and Ordinal

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#352 opened on Mar 20, 2019

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Description

Cf https://github.com/wit-ai/wit/issues/1389.

We have intervals for most dimensions (e.g. Time, AmountOfMoney, Quantity, Duration, Temperature...).

We could also extend support for Numeral and Ordinal: between 5 and 10, below 10, above 7 between first and third

However we need to make sure dependent dimensions behave properly: between 5 and 10 minutes over 68 degrees less than 10 gallons I'll be here in between 5-10 minutes let's meet in 5 days - 10 days

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The issue requests adding interval support for Numeral and Ordinal dimensions similar to existing dimensions like Time and Quantity. Starting by examining the interval implementation in the Duckling codebase, particularly the 'Time' dimension's interval handling, would provide a template. Ensure that dependent dimensions (e.g., Duration when used with numerals) also handle intervals correctly. The linked wit issue (wit ai/wit#1389) may contain additional context.
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