Example #1
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 /**
  * Returns a canonical mapping for the specified nonterminal label; if <code>label</code> already
  * is in canonical form, it is returned. The canonical mapping refers to transformations performed
  * on nonterminals during the training process. Before obtaining a label's canonical form, it is
  * also stripped of all Treebank augmentations, meaning that only the characters before the first
  * occurrence of '-', '=' or '|' are kept.
  *
  * @return a <code>Symbol</code> with the same print name as <code>label</code>, except that all
  *     training transformations and Treebank augmentations have been undone and stripped
  */
 public final Symbol getCanonical(Symbol label) {
   if (outputLexLabels) {
     char lbracket = nonTreebankLeftBracket();
     char rbracket = nonTreebankRightBracket();
     int lbracketIdx = label.toString().indexOf(lbracket);
     int rbracketIdx = label.toString().indexOf(rbracket);
     if (lbracketIdx != -1 && rbracketIdx != -1) {
       String labelStr = label.toString();
       Symbol unlexLabel =
           Symbol.get(labelStr.substring(0, lbracketIdx) + labelStr.substring(rbracketIdx + 1));
       String canonStr = defaultGetCanonical(unlexLabel).toString();
       return Symbol.get(canonStr + labelStr.substring(lbracketIdx, rbracketIdx + 1));
     }
   }
   return defaultGetCanonical(label);
 }
Example #2
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/**
 * Provides data and methods speciifc to the structures found in the English Treebank (the Penn
 * Treebank) or any other treebank that conforms to the Treebank II annotation guidelines for
 * part-of-speech tagging and bracketing.
 */
public class Treebank extends danbikel.parser.lang.AbstractTreebank {

  // the characters that are delimiters of augmented nonterminal labels
  private static final String augmentationDelimStr = "-=|";

  private static final boolean outputLexLabels =
      Settings.getBoolean(Settings.decoderOutputHeadLexicalizedLabels);

  // basic nodes in the English Treebank that will be transformed in a
  // preprocessing phase
  static final Symbol NP = Symbol.add("NP");
  static final Symbol S = Symbol.add("S");
  // transformed nodes
  static final Symbol baseNP = Symbol.add(NP + "B");
  static final Symbol baseNPArg = Symbol.add(baseNP + "-A");
  static final Symbol subjectlessS = Symbol.add(S + "G");
  static final Symbol subjectAugmentation = Symbol.add("SBJ");

  // other basic nodes
  static final Symbol WHNP = Symbol.add("WHNP");
  static final Symbol CC = Symbol.add("CC");
  static final Symbol comma = Symbol.add(",");
  static final Symbol lrb = Symbol.add("-LRB-");
  static final Symbol lcb = Symbol.add("-LCB-");
  static final Symbol rrb = Symbol.add("-RRB-");
  static final Symbol rcb = Symbol.add("-RCB-");

  // null element
  static final Symbol nullElementPreterminal = Symbol.add("-NONE-");
  // possessive part of speech
  static final Symbol possessivePos = Symbol.add("POS");

  // exception nonterminals for defaultParseNonterminal
  static final Symbol[] nonterminalExceptionArr = {lrb, rrb};

  private static Symbol[][] canonicalLabelMapData = {
    {baseNP, NP},
    {subjectlessS, S},
  };
  private static HashMap canonicalLabelMap = new HashMap(canonicalLabelMapData.length);

  static {
    for (int i = 0; i < canonicalLabelMapData.length; i++)
      canonicalLabelMap.put(canonicalLabelMapData[i][0], canonicalLabelMapData[i][1]);
  }

  private static String[] puncToRaiseElements = {",", ":"};

  private static Set puncToRaise = new HashSet();

  static {
    for (int i = 0; i < puncToRaiseElements.length; i++)
      puncToRaise.add(Symbol.add(puncToRaiseElements[i]));
  }

  private static String[] verbTagStrings = {"VB", "VBD", "VBG", "VBN", "VBP", "VBZ"};
  private static Set verbTags = new HashSet();

  static {
    for (int i = 0; i < verbTagStrings.length; i++) verbTags.add(Symbol.add(verbTagStrings[i]));
  }

  /** Constructs an English <code>Treebank</code> object. */
  public Treebank() {
    super();
    nonterminalExceptionSet = nonterminalExceptionArr;
  }

  /**
   * Returns <code>true</code> if <code>tree</code> represents a preterminal subtree (part-of-speech
   * tag and word). Specifically, this method returns <code>true</code> if <code>tree</code> is an
   * instance of <code>SexpList</code>, has a length of 2 and has a first list element of type
   * <code>Symbol</code>.
   */
  public final boolean isPreterminal(Sexp tree) {
    return (tree.isList()
        && tree.list().length() == 2
        && tree.list().get(0).isSymbol()
        && tree.list().get(1).isSymbol());
  }

  /**
   * Returns <code>true</code> is the specified nonterminal label represents a sentence in the Penn
   * Treebank, that is, if the canonical version of <code>label</code> is equal to <code>
   * &quot;S&quot;</code>.
   *
   * @see Training#relabelSubjectlessSentences(Sexp)
   */
  public boolean isSentence(Symbol label) {
    return getCanonical(label) == S;
  }

  public Symbol sentenceLabel() {
    return S;
  }

  /**
   * Returns the symbol that {@link Training#relabelSubjectlessSentences(Sexp)} will use for
   * sentences that have no subjects.
   */
  public Symbol subjectlessSentenceLabel() {
    return subjectlessS;
  }

  public Symbol subjectAugmentation() {
    return subjectAugmentation;
  }

  /**
   * Returns <code>true</code> if the specified S-expression represents a preterminal whose terminal
   * element is the null element (<code>&quot;-NONE-&quot;</code>) for the Penn Treebank.
   *
   * @see Training#relabelSubjectlessSentences(Sexp)
   */
  public boolean isNullElementPreterminal(Sexp tree) {
    return (isPreterminal(tree) && tree.list().get(0).symbol() == nullElementPreterminal);
  }

  /**
   * Returns <code>true</code> if the specified S-expression is a preterminal whose part of speech
   * is <code>&quot;,&quot;</code> or <code>&quot;:&quot;</code>.
   */
  public boolean isPuncToRaise(Sexp preterm) {
    return (isPreterminal(preterm) && puncToRaise.contains(preterm.list().first()));
  }

  public boolean isPunctuation(Symbol tag) {
    // return puncToRaise.contains(stripAugmentation(tag));
    return puncToRaise.contains(tag);
  }

  /**
   * Returns <code>true</code> if the specified S-expression represents a preterminal that is the
   * possessive part of speech. This method is intended to be used by implementations of {@link
   * Training#addBaseNPs(Sexp)}.
   */
  public boolean isPossessivePreterminal(Sexp tree) {
    return (isPreterminal(tree) && tree.list().get(0).symbol() == possessivePos);
  }

  /**
   * Returns <code>true</code> if the canonical version of the specified label is an NP for for
   * English Treebank.
   *
   * @see Training#addBaseNPs(Sexp)
   */
  public boolean isNP(Symbol label) {
    return getCanonical(label) == NP;
  }

  public boolean isBaseNP(Symbol label) {
    return label == baseNP || label == baseNPArg;
  }

  /**
   * Returns the symbol with which {@link Training#addBaseNPs(Sexp)} will relabel base NPs.
   *
   * @see Training#addBaseNPs
   */
  public Symbol baseNPLabel() {
    return baseNP;
  }

  /**
   * Returns <code>true</code> if the canonical version of the specified label is a WHNP in the
   * English Treebank.
   *
   * @see Training#addGapInformation(Sexp)
   */
  public boolean isWHNP(Symbol label) {
    return getCanonical(label) == WHNP;
  }

  /**
   * Returns the symbol that {@link Training#addBaseNPs(Sexp)} should add as a parent if a base NP
   * is not dominated by an NP.
   */
  public Symbol NPLabel() {
    return NP;
  }

  /**
   * Returns <code>true</code> if <code>label</code> is equal to the symbol whose print name is
   * <code>&quot;CC&quot;</code>.
   */
  public boolean isConjunction(Symbol label) {
    // return getCanonical(label) == CC;
    return label == CC;
  }

  /**
   * Returns <code>true</code> if <code>preterminal</code> represents a terminal with one of the
   * following parts of speech: <tt>VB, VBD, VBG, VBN, VBP</tt> or <tt>VBZ</tt>. It is an error to
   * call this method with a <code>Sexp</code> object for which {@link #isPreterminal(Sexp)} returns
   * <code>false</code>.<br>
   *
   * @param preterminal the preterminal to test
   * @return <code>true</code> if <code>preterminal</code> is a verb
   */
  public boolean isVerb(Sexp preterminal) {
    return isVerbTag(preterminal.list().get(0).symbol());
  }

  public boolean isVerbTag(Symbol tag) {
    return verbTags.contains(tag);
  }

  public boolean isComma(Symbol word) {
    return word == comma;
  }

  public boolean isLeftParen(Symbol word) {
    return word == lrb || word == lcb;
  }

  public boolean isRightParen(Symbol word) {
    return word == rrb || word == rcb;
  }

  /**
   * Returns a canonical mapping for the specified nonterminal label; if <code>label</code> already
   * is in canonical form, it is returned. The canonical mapping refers to transformations performed
   * on nonterminals during the training process. Before obtaining a label's canonical form, it is
   * also stripped of all Treebank augmentations, meaning that only the characters before the first
   * occurrence of '-', '=' or '|' are kept.
   *
   * @return a <code>Symbol</code> with the same print name as <code>label</code>, except that all
   *     training transformations and Treebank augmentations have been undone and stripped
   */
  public final Symbol getCanonical(Symbol label) {
    if (outputLexLabels) {
      char lbracket = nonTreebankLeftBracket();
      char rbracket = nonTreebankRightBracket();
      int lbracketIdx = label.toString().indexOf(lbracket);
      int rbracketIdx = label.toString().indexOf(rbracket);
      if (lbracketIdx != -1 && rbracketIdx != -1) {
        String labelStr = label.toString();
        Symbol unlexLabel =
            Symbol.get(labelStr.substring(0, lbracketIdx) + labelStr.substring(rbracketIdx + 1));
        String canonStr = defaultGetCanonical(unlexLabel).toString();
        return Symbol.get(canonStr + labelStr.substring(lbracketIdx, rbracketIdx + 1));
      }
    }
    return defaultGetCanonical(label);
  }

  private Symbol defaultGetCanonical(Symbol label) {
    for (int i = 0; i < nonterminalExceptionSet.length; i++)
      if (label == nonterminalExceptionSet[i]) return label;
    Symbol strippedLabel = stripAugmentation(label);
    Symbol mapEntry = (Symbol) canonicalLabelMap.get(strippedLabel);
    return ((mapEntry == null) ? strippedLabel : mapEntry);
  }

  public final Symbol getCanonical(Symbol label, boolean stripAugmentations) {
    if (stripAugmentations) return getCanonical(label);
    else {
      Symbol mapEntry = (Symbol) canonicalLabelMap.get(label);
      return (mapEntry == null ? label : mapEntry);
    }
  }

  /**
   * Calls {@link Treebank#defaultParseNonterminal(Symbol, Nonterminal)} with the specified
   * arguments.
   *
   * @param label to the nonterminal label to parse
   * @param nonterminal the <code>Nonterminal</code> object to fill with the components of <code>
   *     label</code>
   */
  public Nonterminal parseNonterminal(Symbol label, Nonterminal nonterminal) {
    defaultParseNonterminal(label, nonterminal);
    return nonterminal;
  }

  /**
   * Returns a string of the three characters that serve as augmentation delimiters in the Penn
   * Treebank: <code>&quot;-=|&quot;</code>.
   */
  public String augmentationDelimiters() {
    return augmentationDelimStr;
  }
}
Example #3
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 static {
   for (int i = 0; i < verbTagStrings.length; i++) verbTags.add(Symbol.add(verbTagStrings[i]));
 }
Example #4
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 static {
   for (int i = 0; i < puncToRaiseElements.length; i++)
     puncToRaise.add(Symbol.add(puncToRaiseElements[i]));
 }