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The n-dash is a very frequent character in historical newspapers, but the NER pipeline does not process it well: Plymouth—Kingston is parsed as `"Plymouth" (B-LOC), "—" (B-LOC), "Kingston" (B-LOC)", instead of the n-dash being interpreted as a word separator.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The n-dash is a very frequent character in historical newspapers, but the NER pipeline does not process it well:
Plymouth—Kingston
is parsed as `"Plymouth" (B-LOC), "—" (B-LOC), "Kingston" (B-LOC)", instead of the n-dash being interpreted as a word separator.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: