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DISCLAIMER: Not sure this is intended behaviour, it's certainly unexpected.
When a CorpusStorage is asked to return results in ResultOrder::Normal, this will fail when there is no annotation annis::tok. The results are returned in what appears to be alphabetical order. See the following examples:
With annis::tok, find pos returns the following in graphANNIS CLI (which is set to provide normal order, I checked):
The nodes are certainly ordered by Ordering/annis, they are also Coverage terminals, they just lack an annis::tok annotation. I attach all files for test with annatto 0.19.0. For testing the variation in behaviour just change the column header accordingly. test-data.zip
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Just for clarification: When I say the nodes are Coverage terminals, I mean it in the sense that there are no outgoing Coverage edges. The component itself is actually empty here.
DISCLAIMER: Not sure this is intended behaviour, it's certainly unexpected.
When a
CorpusStorage
is asked to return results inResultOrder::Normal
, this will fail when there is no annotationannis::tok
. The results are returned in what appears to be alphabetical order. See the following examples:With annis::tok,
find pos
returns the following in graphANNIS CLI (which is set to provide normal order, I checked):For the same data, but changing the table header such that there is no annis::tok column leads to the following result for the same query:
The nodes are certainly ordered by
Ordering/annis
, they are also Coverage terminals, they just lack anannis::tok
annotation. I attach all files for test with annatto 0.19.0. For testing the variation in behaviour just change the column header accordingly.test-data.zip
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: