>> Detection of 1000 sentences (average length: 111 chars)
Accuracy: 99,70%
Erroneously classified as DUTCH: 0,20%, LATIN: 0,10%
Accuracy: 99,60%
Erroneously classified as DUTCH: 0,20%, LATIN: 0,10%, ALBANIAN: 0,10%
```
The plots have been created with Python and the libraries Pandas, Matplotlib and Seaborn. If you have a global Python 3 installation and the `python3` command available on your command line, you can redraw the plots after modifying the test reports by executing the following Gradle task:
@@ -224,10 +224,10 @@ The detailed table in the file [ACCURACY_TABLE.md] containing all accuracy value
Several jar archives can be created from the project.
1.`./gradlew jar` assembles `lingua-0.6.0.jar` containing the compiled sources only.
2.`./gradlew sourcesJar` assembles `lingua-0.6.0-sources.jar` containing the plain source code.
3.`./gradlew jarWithDependencies` assembles `lingua-0.6.0-with-dependencies.jar` containing the compiled sources and all external dependencies needed at runtime. This jar file can be included in projects without dependency management systems. You should be able to use it in your Android project as well by putting it in your project's `lib` folder. This jar file can also be used to run *Lingua* in standalone mode (see below).
1.`./gradlew jar` assembles `lingua-0.6.1.jar` containing the compiled sources only.
2.`./gradlew sourcesJar` assembles `lingua-0.6.1-sources.jar` containing the plain source code.
3.`./gradlew jarWithDependencies` assembles `lingua-0.6.1-with-dependencies.jar` containing the compiled sources and all external dependencies needed at runtime. This jar file can be included in projects without dependency management systems. You should be able to use it in your Android project as well by putting it in your project's `lib` folder. This jar file can also be used to run *Lingua* in standalone mode (see below).
##9. <a name="library-use"></a> How to use? <sup>[Top ▲](#table-of-contents)</sup>
*Lingua* can be used programmatically in your own code or in standalone mode.
@@ -263,12 +263,8 @@ The API is pretty straightforward and can be used in both Kotlin and Java code.