# cython: profile=True """ Fill an array, context, with every _atomic_ value our features reference. We then write the _actual features_ as tuples of the atoms. The machinery that translates from the tuples to feature-extractors (which pick the values out of "context") is in features/extractor.pyx The atomic feature names are listed in a big enum, so that the feature tuples can refer to them. """ from itertools import combinations from ..tokens cimport TokenC from ._state cimport State from ._state cimport get_s2, get_s1, get_s0, get_n0, get_n1, get_n2 from ._state cimport get_left, get_right cdef inline void fill_token(atom_t* context, const TokenC* token) nogil: if token is NULL: context[0] = 0 context[1] = 0 context[2] = 0 context[3] = 0 context[4] = 0 context[5] = 0 else: context[0] = token.lex.sic context[1] = token.pos context[2] = token.lex.cluster # We've read in the string little-endian, so now we can take & (2**n)-1 # to get the first n bits of the cluster. # e.g. s = "1110010101" # s = ''.join(reversed(s)) # first_4_bits = int(s, 2) # print first_4_bits # 5 # print "{0:b}".format(prefix).ljust(4, '0') # 1110 # What we're doing here is picking a number where all bits are 1, e.g. # 15 is 1111, 63 is 111111 and doing bitwise AND, so getting all bits in # the source that are set to 1. context[3] = token.lex.cluster & 63 context[4] = token.lex.cluster & 15 context[5] = token.dep_tag cdef int fill_context(atom_t* context, State* state) except -1: # This fills in the basic properties of each of our "slot" tokens, e.g. # word on top of the stack, word at the front of the buffer, etc. fill_token(&context[S2w], get_s2(state)) fill_token(&context[S1w], get_s1(state)) fill_token(&context[S1rw], get_right(state, get_s1(state), 1)) fill_token(&context[S0lw], get_left(state, get_s0(state), 1)) fill_token(&context[S0l2w], get_left(state, get_s0(state), 2)) fill_token(&context[S0w], get_s0(state)) fill_token(&context[S0r2w], get_right(state, get_s0(state), 2)) fill_token(&context[S0rw], get_right(state, get_s0(state), 1)) fill_token(&context[N0lw], get_left(state, get_n0(state), 0)) fill_token(&context[N0l2w], get_left(state, get_n0(state), 1)) fill_token(&context[N0w], get_n0(state)) fill_token(&context[N1w], get_n1(state)) fill_token(&context[N2w], get_n2(state)) if state.stack_len >= 1: context[dist] = state.stack[0] - state.i else: context[dist] = 0 context[N0lv] = 0 context[S0lv] = 0 context[S0rv] = 0 context[S1lv] = 0 context[S1rv] = 0 arc_eager = ( (S0w, S0p), (S0w,), (S0p,), (N0w, N0p), (N0w,), (N0p,), (N1w, N1p), (N1w,), (N1p,), (N2w, N2p), (N2w,), (N2p,), (S0w, S0p, N0w, N0p), (S0w, S0p, N0w), (S0w, N0w, N0p), (S0w, S0p, N0p), (S0p, N0w, N0p), (S0w, N0w), (S0p, N0p), (N0p, N1p), (N0p, N1p, N2p), (S0p, N0p, N1p), (S1p, S0p, N0p), (S0p, S0lp, N0p), (S0p, S0rp, N0p), (S0p, N0p, N0lp), (dist, S0w), (dist, S0p), (dist, N0w), (dist, N0p), (dist, S0w, N0w), (dist, S0p, N0p), (S0w, S0rv), (S0p, S0rv), (S0w, S0lv), (S0p, S0lv), (N0w, N0lv), (N0p, N0lv), (S1w,), (S1p,), (S0lw,), (S0lp,), (S0rw,), (S0rp,), (N0lw,), (N0lp,), (S2w,), (S2p,), (S0l2w,), (S0l2p,), (S0r2w,), (S0r2p,), (N0l2w,), (N0l2p,), (S0p, S0lp, S0l2p), (S0p, S0rp, S0r2p), (S0p, S1p, S2p), (N0p, N0lp, N0l2p), (S0L,), (S0lL,), (S0rL,), (N0lL,), (S1L,), (S0l2L,), (S0r2L,), (N0l2L,), (S0w, S0rL, S0r2L), (S0p, S0rL, S0r2L), (S0w, S0lL, S0l2L), (S0p, S0lL, S0l2L), (N0w, N0lL, N0l2L), (N0p, N0lL, N0l2L), ) label_sets = ( (S0w, S0lL, S0l2L), (S0p, S0rL, S0r2L), (S0p, S0lL, S0l2L), (S0p, S0rL, S0r2L), (N0w, N0lL, N0l2L), (N0p, N0lL, N0l2L), ) extra_labels = ( (S0p, S0lL, S0lp), (S0p, S0lL, S0l2L), (S0p, S0rL, S0rp), (S0p, S0rL, S0r2L), (S0p, S0lL, S0rL), (S1p, S0L, S0rL), (S1p, S0L, S0lL), ) # Koo et al (2008) dependency features, using Brown clusters. clusters = ( # Koo et al have (head, child) --- we have S0, N0 for both. (S0c4, N0c4), (S0c6, N0c6), (S0c, N0c), (S0p, N0c4), (S0p, N0c6), (S0p, N0c), (S0c4, N0p), (S0c6, N0p), (S0c, N0p), # Siblings --- right arc (S0c4, S0rc4, N0c4), (S0c6, S0rc6, N0c6), (S0p, S0rc4, N0c4), (S0c4, S0rp, N0c4), (S0c4, S0rc4, N0p), # Siblings --- left arc (S0c4, N0lc4, N0c4), (S0c6, N0c6, N0c6), (S0c4, N0lc4, N0p), (S0c4, N0lp, N0c4), (S0p, N0lc4, N0c4), # Grand-child, right-arc (S1c4, S0c4, N0c4), (S1c6, S0c6, N0c6), (S1p, S0c4, N0c4), (S1c4, S0p, N0c4), (S1c4, S0c4, N0p), # Grand-child, left-arc (S0lc4, S0c4, N0c4), (S0lc6, S0c6, N0c6), (S0lp, S0c4, N0c4), (S0lc4, S0p, N0c4), (S0lc4, S0c4, N0p) ) def pos_bigrams(): kernels = [S2w, S1w, S0w, S0lw, S0rw, N0w, N0lw, N1w] bitags = [] for t1, t2 in combinations(kernels, 2): feat = (t1 + 1, t2 + 1) bitags.append(feat) print "Adding %d bitags" % len(bitags) return tuple(bitags)