* Draft out initial Spans data structure
* Initial span group commit
* Basic span group support on Doc
* Basic test for span group
* Compile span_group.pyx
* Draft addition of SpanGroup to DocBin
* Add deserialization for SpanGroup
* Add tests for serializing SpanGroup
* Fix serialization of SpanGroup
* Add EdgeC and GraphC structs
* Add draft Graph data structure
* Compile graph
* More work on Graph
* Update GraphC
* Upd graph
* Fix walk functions
* Let Graph take nodes and edges on construction
* Fix walking and getting
* Add graph tests
* Fix import
* Add module with the SpanGroups dict thingy
* Update test
* Rename 'span_groups' attribute
* Try to fix c++11 compilation
* Fix test
* Update DocBin
* Try to fix compilation
* Try to fix graph
* Improve SpanGroup docstrings
* Add doc.spans to documentation
* Fix serialization
* Tidy up and add docs
* Update docs [ci skip]
* Add SpanGroup.has_overlap
* WIP updated Graph API
* Start testing new Graph API
* Update Graph tests
* Update Graph
* Add docstring
Co-authored-by: Ines Montani <ines@ines.io>
* Refactor Docs.is_ flags
* Add derived `Doc.has_annotation` method
* `Doc.has_annotation(attr)` returns `True` for partial annotation
* `Doc.has_annotation(attr, require_complete=True)` returns `True` for
complete annotation
* Add deprecation warnings to `is_tagged`, `is_parsed`, `is_sentenced`
and `is_nered`
* Add `Doc._get_array_attrs()`, which returns a full list of `Doc` attrs
for use with `Doc.to_array`, `Doc.to_bytes` and `Doc.from_docs`. The
list is the `DocBin` attributes list plus `SPACY` and `LENGTH`.
Notes on `Doc.has_annotation`:
* `HEAD` is converted to `DEP` because heads don't have an unset state
* Accept `IS_SENT_START` as a synonym of `SENT_START`
Additional changes:
* Add `NORM`, `ENT_ID` and `SENT_START` to default attributes for
`DocBin`
* In `Doc.from_array()` the presence of `DEP` causes `HEAD` to override
`SENT_START`
* In `Doc.from_array()` using `attrs` other than
`Doc._get_array_attrs()` (i.e., a user's custom list rather than our
default internal list) with both `HEAD` and `SENT_START` shows a warning
that `HEAD` will override `SENT_START`
* `set_children_from_heads` does not require dependency labels to set
sentence boundaries and sets `sent_start` for all non-sentence starts to
`-1`
* Fix call to set_children_form_heads
Co-authored-by: Matthew Honnibal <honnibal+gh@gmail.com>
* Clean up spacy.tokens
* Update `set_children_from_heads`:
* Don't check `dep` when setting lr_* or sentence starts
* Set all non-sentence starts to `False`
* Use `set_children_from_heads` in `Token.head` setter
* Reduce similar/duplicate code (admittedly adds a bit of overhead)
* Update sentence starts consistently
* Remove unused `Doc.set_parse`
* Minor changes:
* Declare cython variables (to avoid cython warnings)
* Clean up imports
* Modify set_children_from_heads to set token range
Modify `set_children_from_heads` so that it adjust tokens within a
specified range rather then the whole document.
Modify the `Token.head` setter to adjust only the tokens affected by the
new head assignment.
* Tell convert CLI to store user data for Doc
* Remove assert
* Add has_unknwon_spaces flag on Doc
* Do not tokenize docs with unknown spaces in Corpus
* Handle conversion of unknown spaces in Example
* Fixes
* Fixes
* Draft has_known_spaces support in DocBin
* Add test for serialize has_unknown_spaces
* Fix DocBin serialization when has_unknown_spaces
* Use serialization in test
* Add pos and morph scoring to Scorer
Add pos, morph, and morph_per_type to `Scorer`. Report pos and morph
accuracy in `spacy evaluate`.
* Update morphologizer for v3
* switch to tagger-based morphologizer
* use `spacy.HashCharEmbedCNN` for morphologizer defaults
* add `Doc.is_morphed` flag
* Add morphologizer to train CLI
* Add basic morphologizer pipeline tests
* Add simple morphologizer training example
* Remove subword_features from CharEmbed models
Remove `subword_features` argument from `spacy.HashCharEmbedCNN.v1` and
`spacy.HashCharEmbedBiLSTM.v1` since in these cases `subword_features`
is always `False`.
* Rename setting in morphologizer example
Use `with_pos_tags` instead of `without_pos_tags`.
* Fix kwargs for spacy.HashCharEmbedBiLSTM.v1
* Remove defaults for spacy.HashCharEmbedBiLSTM.v1
Remove default `nM/nC` for `spacy.HashCharEmbedBiLSTM.v1`.
* Set random seed for textcat overfitting test
Iterate over lr_edges until all heads are within the current sentence.
Instead of iterating over them for a fixed number of iterations, check
whether the sentence boundaries are correct for the heads and stop when
all are correct. Stop after a maximum of 10 iterations, providing a
warning in this case since the sentence boundaries may not be correct.
* Test on #2396: bug in Doc.get_lca_matrix()
* reimplementation of Doc.get_lca_matrix(), (closes#2396)
* reimplement Span.get_lca_matrix(), and call it from Doc.get_lca_matrix()
* tests Span.get_lca_matrix() as well as Doc.get_lca_matrix()
* implement _get_lca_matrix as a helper function in doc.pyx; call it from Doc.get_lca_matrix and Span.get_lca_matrix
* use memory view instead of np.ndarray in _get_lca_matrix (faster)
* fix bug when calling Span.get_lca_matrix; return lca matrix as np.array instead of memoryview
* cleaner conditional, add comment
This patch takes a step towards #1487 by introducing the
doc.retokenize() context manager, to handle merging spans, and soon
splitting tokens.
The idea is to do merging and splitting like this:
with doc.retokenize() as retokenizer:
for start, end, label in matches:
retokenizer.merge(doc[start : end], attrs={'ent_type': label})
The retokenizer accumulates the merge requests, and applies them
together at the end of the block. This will allow retokenization to be
more efficient, and much less error prone.
A retokenizer.split() function will then be added, to handle splitting a
single token into multiple tokens. These methods take `Span` and `Token`
objects; if the user wants to go directly from offsets, they can append
to the .merges and .splits lists on the retokenizer.
The doc.merge() method's behaviour remains unchanged, so this patch
should be 100% backwards incompatible (modulo bugs). Internally,
doc.merge() fixes up the arguments (to handle the various deprecated styles),
opens the retokenizer, and makes the single merge.
We can later start making deprecation warnings on direct calls to doc.merge(),
to migrate people to use of the retokenize context manager.
add classes for English and German noun chunks
the respective iterators are set for the document when created by the parser
as they depend on the annotation scheme of the parsing model
Adriane Boyd