Closed kchall closed 3 years ago
1. The summed up frequencies in the summary window (for both segment and syllable searches)
Segment search (envs: [#ma] and [ni#]) (and the summary result window)
2. Concatenated environments (only syllable search)
Syllable search (envs: [#ma] and [ni#]) (and the summary result window)
Fantastic, thank you, Stanley! I can confirm that this is all working. But, yes, I think having all the searches show up in the summary, even if they have 0 results, would make sense -- that way, the user can confirm that PCT did actually include that environment in the search.
Everything above seems to be fixed -- thanks!
The basic principles for representing syllable structure in results windows are great. But, there's a weird quirk when two separate syllable-based environments are selected (e.g. in phonological search).
In segment-based environments, the desired behaviour is observed, and each environment is listed separately in the summary results:
Specified environments ([#ma] and [ni#]):
ALMOST Correct summary results window (each environment listed separately):
** Actually, there's an error here, too! While the results are listed on separate lines, their frequencies are incorrectly summed together. The type and token counts for [#ma] should be 2 and 7, respectively, and those for [ni#] should be 1 and 33.
But in syllable-based environments, the environments are concatenated, and the results again added together:
Specified environments ([#ma] and [ni#]):
Incorrect summary results window (environments concatenated together and frequencies again summed):
Note that the actual search still seems to be correct, in that the individual results are looking for ONE environment or the other, not both simultaneously: