J == Jason == Jay == J
Truncated name to save keystrokes and remind myself how fake and anonymous my
name looks when I do that with my last name attached. (Ironic, too, that it
is in a quasi-stemmed form, but it was like that long before I even heard of
stemmers.)
J
On April 19, 2002 12:34 pm, Martin Porter wrote:
> Many thanks, J, for your words of encouragement [what does J stand for?].
> The impression I get is that the the snowball stemmers are used quietly but
> effectively by the software community. At a personal level, I'm slightly
> disappointed that Snowball has not generated a new interest in making
> stemming algorithms for languages other than the ones on the Snowball site,
> but there we are.
>
> I may try and do yet another stemmer later this year incidentally. Finnish
> perhaps, or Polish.
>
> - - - -
>
> As you all point out, declaring zero sized arrays 'A[0]' was forbidden way
> back by K & R.
>
> - - - -
>
> Allan, I'll look at your work over the weekend,
>
>
> Martin
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