Filter out INT terms - #301
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- Add an additional filtering step to SesDataProcessor to remove class="INT" terms from retrieved SES data, which were interfering during query expansion with SESv5.
- Add a test for this filtering step. Nb. test data used is TPG response with classes replaced with INT, as the structure is the only thing that matters for testing purposes.
…s="INT" terms from retrieved SES data, which were interfering during query expansion with SESv5. - Add a test for this filtering step. Nb. test data used is TPG response with classes replaced with INT, as the structure is the only thing that matters for testing purposes.
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