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wrong tags in source txt
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alwayslockyourbike
said
8 months ago
Can the dots represent non-breaking spaces? You can check via the pilcrow symbol. Furthermore: what is the source of the document? Web? Scan? You could try if the Ms Word ocr gives a better import.
alwayslockyourbike
said
8 months ago
By segmenting we mean how text is chopped in pieces. Your screenshot seams to show a correctly segmented sentence.
Hi!
The source is a word file, I will try the ocr solution.
but how is the segmentation correct?
segment 1: the white house said it believes Iran is
segment 2: .
segment 3: planning to supply Russia
segment 4: .
segment 5: "with several hundred" ..........
alwayslockyourbike
said
8 months ago
What you see in the box is one segment. The dot represents a fixed space.
alwayslockyourbike
said
8 months ago
The pilcrow is number 9 in this image:
Source: https://github.com/idimitriadis0/TheCafeTranFiles/blob/master/CafeTran%20Espresso%20-%202%20Menu%20and%20Interface.md
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alwayslockyourbike
said
8 months ago
Thank you so much!
Can the source text & its tags be edited?
alwayslockyourbike
said
8 months ago
You have to activate editing via Edit > Edit source segments
BUT!!!
- You can only edit the text (e.g. a typo)
- Never (ever) remove a tag or change their order
If you want to have segments without these non-breaking spaces (at least, that is what I guess they are):
Remove them in the source, as far this is possible.
Note: there must be some extra formatting around these spaces, since normally they aren't surrounded by tags.
Perhaps you can use another (cleaner) Ms Word document for your learning?
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