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Term1 RELATIONSHIP Term2 appears difficult to query :
Two more examples :
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
For these:
firmicutes lives in food for humans {taxon}* ~livesin brined cheese
the behavior is expected, you have to use parentheses to specify that following words are in the relation. Eg
firmicutes lives in human food
is parsed as
(firmicutes lives in human) AND food
Hence this issue will be repurposed as a display bug.
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fixed relation argument explanation, #16
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Term1 RELATIONSHIP Term2 appears difficult to query :
firmicutes lives in food for humans no interpretation of the requestTwo more examples :
[({taxon}* livesin brined cheese)](http://bibliome.jouy.inra.fr/demo/food/alvisir/webapi/search?q=({taxon}*+~livesin+brined+cheese) Relation visible but no interpreation of "brined cheese" : link to "brine" as Habtiat and not "brined cheese"The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: