Open da1nerd opened 4 years ago
Reopening this - maybe a better solution will come up later.
I created it but then closed it because I didn't think it was clear enough. There are some overlapping cases here, some of which work fine. So I was going to wait for a new issue to come in. But not a big deal.
@neutrinog - I suppose I got confused here...not the first.
wordMAP does not seem to handle competing alignment memory very well. One alignment memory seems to always win regardless of the alignment memory distribution.
It seems to me the problem is that in many places the Greek article is not present, so we need to add in the English article to make the grammar work. Therefore, the alignment memory has places were both
the
andGod
align toθεός
, and places wherethe
aligns to the Greek articleὁ
. It seems the memory is trying to double up in this example, and is scavenging the text to find anotherthe
to align withὁ
since it has already aligned the closes one toθεός
.