Grouping identical analyses into a single entry

[gfranzini]

Create a filter/function to group identical analyses into a single entry. For example, analyses 18 and 19 of forma (Du Cange) are identical:

============================ANALYSIS 18==================================

SEGMENTATION:	form -a

---------------------morphological feats 1 ----------------------------
--bfs--

Case:	Ablative
Gender:	Feminine
Number:	Singular
---------------------morphological feats 2 ----------------------------
--nfs--

Case:	Nominative
Gender:	Feminine
Number:	Singular
---------------------morphological feats 3 ----------------------------
--vfs--

Case:	Vocative
Gender:	Feminine
Number:	Singular
	============================LEMMA =================================
	forma                         N1   D68HA f
	-----------------------morphological feats-------------------------
	NcA

	PoS:	Noun
	Type:	Common
	Inflexional Category:	I decl
	-----------------------derivational info---------------------------
	IS DERIVED: NO

============================ANALYSIS 19==================================

SEGMENTATION:	form -a

---------------------morphological feats 1 ----------------------------
--bfs--

Case:	Ablative
Gender:	Feminine
Number:	Singular
---------------------morphological feats 2 ----------------------------
--nfs--

Case:	Nominative
Gender:	Feminine
Number:	Singular
---------------------morphological feats 3 ----------------------------
--vfs--

Case:	Vocative
Gender:	Feminine
Number:	Singular
	============================LEMMA =================================
	forma                         N1   D68HB f
	-----------------------morphological feats-------------------------
	NcA

	PoS:	Noun
	Type:	Common
	Inflexional Category:	I decl
	-----------------------derivational info---------------------------
	IS DERIVED: NO

[gersh0m]

LemLat application has indeed a problem of grouping but in case of word-forms with both 'ordinary' and exceptional lemmatization.

NOT the case of your example where you have actually two lemmas (note the different ids).

It could be arguable (in cases like that) the choice of using two different entries in the support database.