Grobid augmenter body sections, paragraphs, sentences #275
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This PR makes the grobid augmenter return what Grobid provides in the
<body>section of the XML for what we call "Sections" made of "Headers" and "Body Text" which Grobid provides as coordinates of<head>(headers)<p>(paragraphs) and<s>(sentences).While working on the test for this, I noticed that the number of sentences found in the body text (249) was not the same as the number of times the
<s>tag was found in the actual XML (271). I found that some of the extras (8 of them) were from the paper Abstract which Grobid does not return as part of the body text but under<teiHeader>ProfileDesc>Abstract>Div>, and the rest were from Figure and Table<div>s (14 of them).I decided to leave all of those sentences out (lone sentences without any encompassing section) since for our current purposes we're just interested in the body text within "Sections"