eries to get
>> interesting results as in "color light beige" or "color light".
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>> Normalizing is bad in this kind of environment.
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ot;color light beige" or "color light".
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> Normalizing is bad in this kind of environment.
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t; keyword: black horse
> category: animal > horse
> category: color > light > white
> category: color > dark > black
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> You already see, that I'm very confused :-) The second solution gets kind
> of
> messy and the third solution have me to extract the parent categories by
> hand.
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> Is there anything you can recommend how to solve this the smart way?
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extract the parent categories by
hand.
Is there anything you can recommend how to solve this the smart way?
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