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It would be nice if shorter composites could be included in larger ones in some way.
Example:
I am looking for brown shoes with red stripes
This sentence might contains the entities @color = brown, @article = shoe, @color = red and @pattern = stripes.
A user might define the composite entities @product = @color @article and @appearance = @color @pattern.
I can think of two ways in which a user might want to further group these entities:
A user might define a composite entity referencing other composite entities: @product = @article @appearance. This is currently not implemented. Right now, composite entities only consider base entities.
A user might define a composite entity referencing base entities: @product = @color @article @color @pattern. The user might then want the sub-entities to be grouped again based on his other shorter composite patterns. This is currently not implemented. Right now, longer composite entities always take precedence over shorter ones
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It would be nice if shorter composites could be included in larger ones in some way.
Example:
This sentence might contains the entities
@color = brown
,@article = shoe
,@color = red
and@pattern = stripes
.A user might define the composite entities
@product = @color @article
and@appearance = @color @pattern
.I can think of two ways in which a user might want to further group these entities:
@product = @article @appearance
. This is currently not implemented. Right now, composite entities only consider base entities.@product = @color @article @color @pattern
. The user might then want the sub-entities to be grouped again based on his other shorter composite patterns. This is currently not implemented. Right now, longer composite entities always take precedence over shorter onesThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: