Sample Source Code: Language Detection PHP Sample Code
The Language Detection PHP Sample Code demonstrates how to identify English and Lithuanian language by using a PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
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July 16, 2018
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More Related
- TheySay PreCeive
- Rev.ai
- Datafinder Data
- Amazon Alexa Music Skill
- Intento
- Chooch
- Lyrebird Voice Avatar
- Rasa
- Google Firebase ML Kit
- Android Neural Networks
- Microsoft Azure Cognitive Services Personalizer
- Intenseye
- Speechace
- deepgreen Plant Diagnosis
- CarNET
- Rosto
- Vemity
- IBM Watson Assistant
- Aito
- Bespoken
- Veritone
- Plate Recognizer
- Neuromation
- Visionati
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