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Finishes scrape, adds restart command #340
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hacked together restart command
lfashby 794c582
fixes to restart command
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Merge branch 'master' into restart
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potentially finalized restart command
lfashby 04d7525
cleanup
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Merge branch 'master' into restart
lfashby ae11286
logging for restart
lfashby 8565a43
raw 'rus', 'yue' and 'cmn' data
lfashby 094a52d
updates and rescrapes Min Nan
lfashby 517fadc
final restart changes
lfashby 2cc5c48
postprocessing on final data
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Merge branch 'master' into restart
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brings branch up to date, regenerates summary
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formatting fixes
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updates CHANGELOG
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fixes to scrape.py
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excise nan changes
lfashby 7db87eb
removes nan changes from CHANGELOG and languages.json
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I'm pleasantly surprised to see Cantonese data is finally in. Does this mean "Closes #57" should also be included in the pull request description?
I took a look at the scraped data, and (as a native speaker myself) I can confirm it's what I'd expect, with Chinese characters on the orthographic side. The data was scraped from the Cantonese custom extraction code checked in at #277, i.e., the data actually came from the entries under the Category:Chinese_terms_with_IPA_pronunciation pages (not the Category:Cantonese_terms_with_IPA_pronunciation pages, where orthography is represented by the standardized Jyutping romanization system instead of Chinese characters -- not really useful, and probably too easy for G2P!), but the extraction code pointed to the embedded Cantonese pronunciation instead. I'm bringing all this up because this is in contrast with Min Nan below...