Actually, if you are stepping along a long word and predict the same thing many
times ex. thankfully>y for each window a letter shorter on 'thankfully', it is
kinda right, that you do so, as it is long and clear. Also this is reminiscent
of giving longer matches more weight. In my design I simply do neither, I just
start handing out limited weight starting from longer matches, this can
restrict short matches weight if it don't need them cuz they are less accurate
and if you are fully confident on longer matches - give all weight to them. For
the 'thankfully', i leave it, as said it is correct. It also didn't work trying
to give its predictions less weight on shorter matches ex. ankfully>p,
nkfully>same predictions again...etc.
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