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 Figure 2: The query "//ora// (part of speech: //NOM//) followed by //siamo//" built up with the Word sequence Builder.
-To have the option of defining the sequence of words in more detail. This option is represented by the rectangle 06 in Figure 2 and explained in more detail in Figure 3, where ''.2'' stands for a token that is preceding another one with one token in between, ''.1,2'' represents a token that is directly preceding or with one token in between, ''.*'' represents a token that is indirectly preceding, this with any number of tokens in between and ''.'' represents a token that is directly preceding.
+The option of defining the sequence of words in more detail is represented by the rectangle 06 in Figure 2 and explained in more detail in Figure 3, where ''.2'' stands for a token that is preceding another one with one token in between, ''.1,2'' represents a token that is directly preceding or with one token in between, ''.*'' represents a token that is indirectly preceding, this with any number of tokens in between, and ''.'' represents a token that is directly preceding.
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 ===== Query Builder. General (TigerSearch like) =====
-This type of query builder focuses on relationships between entities. It basically works as follows: you select an entity (ie. the value of the token) and then select another entity (eg. the part of speech that this tokens is to have) and then link the two via a relationship. Figure 5 shows how this example works.
+This type of query builder focuses on relationships between entities. It basically works as follows: you select an entity (ie. the value of the token) and then select another entity (eg. the part of speech that this tokens is to have) and then link the two via a relationship. Figure 4 shows how this example works.
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