STRICT flag breaks [constraints with spaces] and taxonomy terms into multiple matches.
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Description
search('[these mosquitoes]', parsetree("I am afraid of these mosquitoes"), STRICT)
returns [Match(words=[Word(u'these/DT')]), Match(words=[Word(u'mosquitoes/NNS')])]
In the case of taxonomies this makes it difficult to identify which term was found.
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Reproduce the example using search() with parsetree() and the STRICT flag, then inspect how STRICT handles bracketed phrases and taxonomy matching. Done means the phrase “these mosquitoes” is returned as one match rather than separate matches, while taxonomy terms remain identifiable.
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- Tech stack
- python
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- search
- Issue type
- Bug
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- 1-2 days
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