When I try to get the sentence embedding with NLEmbedding.sentenceEmbedding(for: .english), I get nil returned and the message in the console is: "Unable to locate Asset for contextual word embedding model for local en." I've also tried different languages and also NLEmbedding.wordEmbedding(for: .english) doesn't work. This only occurs on my iPhone X after updating to iOS 14.4. Before it worked fine. It also works on the Simulator on iOS 14.4. Did somebody face a similar problem? Or does somebody know how to force iOS to download these embeddings again?

I am using NLTagger to tag lexical classes of words, but it suddenly just stopped working. I boiled my code down to the most basic version, but it's never executing the closure of the enumerateTags() function. What do I have to change or what should I try? for e in sentenceArray { let cupcake = "I like you, have a cupcake" tagger.string = cupcake tagger.enumerateTags(in: cupcake.startIndex..<cupcake.endIndex, unit: .word, scheme: .nameTypeOrLexicalClass) { tag, range in print("TAG") return true }

I am working on an app that pulls data from weatherKit, including the conditionCode property, the content of which is displayed to the user. I wish to localize the data pulled from weatherKit but when pulling data from: weatherkit.apple.com/api/v1/weather/de/{latitude}/{longitude} The conditionCode and other strings is in english. Same is true if the language parameter is set to es, ja or something else. Am I doing something wrong or is localization yet to be supported in weatherKit? I can't find any documentation on this.

In the video of Explore Natural Language multilingual models https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2023/10042/, it's said at 6:24 that there are three models. I wonder if it is possible to find semantic similairity between models? For example English and Japanese belong to different models(Latin and CJK), can we compare the vector produced from the different models to find out if two sentences have similar meanings?

Does iOS provide an API for getting text predictions based on previous text? I tried with UITextChecker.completions as such let str = "Hello" let range = NSMakeRange(str.utf16.count, 0) let tc = UITextChecker() let completions = tc.completions(forPartialWordRange: range, in: str, language: "en-US") print(completions) However, this only works for completing words, not sentences. Does iOS have a way of doing this? I read somewhere that macOS does. If not, what workarounds/alternatives would you recommend?

Is there a way to extract the list of words recognized by the Speech framework? I'm trying to filter out words that won't appear in the transcription output, but to do that I'll need a list of words that can appear. SFSpeechLanguageModel.Configuration can be initialized with a vocabulary, but there doesn't seem to be a way to read it, and while there are ways to create custom vocabularies, I have yet to find a way to retrieve it. I added the Natural Language tag in case the framework might contribute to a solution

i'm trying to create an NLModel within a MessageFilterExtension handler. The code works fine in the main app, but when I try to use it in the extension it fails to initialize. Just this doesn't even work and gets the error below. Single line that fails. SMS_Classifier is the class xcode generated for my model. This line works fine in the main app. let mlModel = try SMS_Classifier(configuration: MLModelConfiguration()).model Error Unable to locate Asset for contextual word embedding model for local en. MLModelAsset: load failed with error Error Domain=com.apple.CoreML Code=0 "initialization of text classifier model with model data failed" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=initialization of text classifier model with model data failed} Any ideas?

I was wondering if there is a quick way to convert a model trained with the open source CRFSuite for use with NLTagger? It seems like retraining should be possible but was wondering if automatic conversion was supported?

I have a macOS application with a minimum version of macOS 12.0. I need to be able to get the current keyboard region designator. Example: The user selects a input source of English Canadian. What I want as a result of this fact is en-CA locale identifier. I get the current keyboard language with the following code func keyboardLanguage() -> String?{ let keyboard = TISCopyCurrentKeyboardInputSource().takeRetainedValue() let languagesPtr = TISGetInputSourceProperty(keyboard, kTISPropertyInputSourceLanguages)! let languages = Unmanaged<AnyObject>.fromOpaque(languagesPtr).takeUnretainedValue() as? [String] return languages?.first } This returns the language as en, but I don't see how I can get the region from Text Input Sources. I can get the input source id let keyboard = TISCopyCurrentKeyboardInputSource().takeRetainedValue() let idPtr = TISGetInputSourceProperty(keyboard, kTISPropertyInputSourceID)! let id = Unmanaged<AnyObject>.fromOpaque(idPtr).takeUnretainedValue() as? String print(String(describing: id)) This prints com.apple.keylayout.Canadian which points to the Canadian region but is not a region designator. I can possible parse this id and map it to a region designator but first I'm not sure if I will capture all of the regions and secondly what happens if the format of the id changes? If someone can point to the correct API to use it will be much appreciated.