Autopredict addition - #24
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So this contains barebones autoprediction. But for some reason only the first link is clickable. I'm not sure why. In newresults.tpl, when you enter into a textbox, it goes into that function and sends a query back to our run.py which has an autopredict module that is loaded already (which has been machine trained) over some million words. So that parses the last two words of the query and predicts the next word and suggests it
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@harsh376 So this contains barebones autoprediction. But for some reason only the first
link is clickable. I'm not sure why.
In newresults.tpl, when you enter into the form, it goes into that function and sends a query
back to our run.py which has an autopredict module that is loaded already (which has been machine trained) over
some million words. So that parses the last two words of the query and predicts the next word and suggests it