Which version do I want "two" or "three"?

[scpedicini]

I'm a bit confused by the naming convention of "one"/"two"/"three".

Compromise one seems to indicate that it is a more minimalistic performant library, but the differences between "two" and "three" are unclear.

• Compromise two calculates the very basic grammar of each word.
• Compromise three says phrase and sentence tooling.

Does this mean that compromise/three does not have "basic grammar" of each word?

Speed is not crucial for me, but absolute accuracy and features are. Does compromise/three do everything that compromise/two does?

Thanks!

[spencermountain]

Hey Shaun, yep, the three versions are incremental, and build on top of each other. It was meant as a way to offer low-filesize versions to people where this was important, but it may not have been described very clearly. Sounds like you'll want compromise/three, which is he default import - cheers