Source: libexttextcat Version: 3.4.4-1 Severity: minor Package descriptions for the various libexttextcat packages say: "It was primarily developed for language guessing". It's unclear whether this refers to computer languages (C vs. Python) or natural languages (English vs. Estonian). Given that it's a software library, it could easily be either one.
Mentioning Cavnar & Trenkle, "N-Gram-Based Text Categorization" is *suggestive*, but users who aren't familiar with that work shouldn't have to guess what it implies. If it can recognize natural languages, it would be really nice if the description said so. In addition to being more clear, it would probably help package searches if the string "natural language" appeared in the package description. For bonus points, the common abbreviation "NLP" (for "natural language processing") could appear as well, which would probably aid computational linguists, if no one else. But that's much less important.
