Currently, Krill refers and relies to some annotations from the base, namely s to set boundaries for annotation retrieval and p for snippet retrieval (in case, this is wanted). But - this fails in case a match is not in a sentence or a boundary, which can happen with the new data from Wikipedia.
For match retrieval there should exist a fallback mechanism to use token contexts whenever sentence- or paragraph-contexts fail.
Currently, Krill refers and relies to some annotations from the
base, namelysto set boundaries for annotation retrieval andpfor snippet retrieval (in case, this is wanted). But - this fails in case a match is not in a sentence or a boundary, which can happen with the new data from Wikipedia.For match retrieval there should exist a fallback mechanism to use token contexts whenever sentence- or paragraph-contexts fail.