def _search_wn(self, word):
"""
Search the wordnet for this word, based on user options.
:return: A list of related words.
"""
result = []
if not word or word.isdigit():
return result
with self._plugin_lock:
# Now the magic that gets me a lot of results:
try:
result.extend(wn.synsets(word)[0].hypernyms()[0].hyponyms())
except:
pass
synset_list = wn.synsets(word)
for synset in synset_list:
# first I add the synset as it is:
result.append(synset)
# Now some variations...
result.extend(synset.hypernyms())
result.extend(synset.hyponyms())
result.extend(synset.member_holonyms())
result.extend(synset.lemmas[0].antonyms())
# Now I have a results list filled up with a lot of words, the problem is that
# this words are really Synset objects, so I'll transform them to strings:
result = [i.name.split('.')[0] for i in result]
# Another problem with Synsets is that the name is "underscore separated"
# so, for example:
# "big dog" is "big_dog"
result = [i.replace('_', ' ') for i in result]
# Now I make a "uniq"
result = list(set(result))
if word in result:
result.remove(word)
# The next step is to order each list by popularity, so I only send to the web
# the most common words, not the strange and unused words.
result = self._popularity_contest(result)
# Respect the user settings
result = result[:self._wordnet_results]
return result
def _search_wn(self, word):
"""
Search the wordnet for this word, based on user options.
:return: A list of related words.
"""
result = []
if not word or word.isdigit():
return result
with self._plugin_lock:
# Now the magic that gets me a lot of results:
try:
result.extend(wn.synsets(word)[0].hypernyms()[0].hyponyms())
except:
pass
synset_list = wn.synsets(word)
for synset in synset_list:
# first I add the synset as it is:
result.append(synset)
# Now some variations...
result.extend(synset.hypernyms())
result.extend(synset.hyponyms())
result.extend(synset.member_holonyms())
result.extend(synset.lemmas[0].antonyms())
# Now I have a results list filled up with a lot of words, the problem is that
# this words are really Synset objects, so I'll transform them to strings:
result = [i.name.split(".")[0] for i in result]
# Another problem with Synsets is that the name is "underscore separated"
# so, for example:
# "big dog" is "big_dog"
result = [i.replace("_", " ") for i in result]
# Now I make a "uniq"
result = list(set(result))
if word in result:
result.remove(word)
# The next step is to order each list by popularity, so I only send to the web
# the most common words, not the strange and unused words.
result = self._popularity_contest(result)
# Respect the user settings
result = result[: self._wordnet_results]
return result
def test_simple(self):
wn_res = wn.synsets('blue')[0].hypernyms()[0].hyponyms()
wn_words = set([i.name().split('.')[0] for i in wn_res])
EXPECTED = {'orange', 'brown', 'green', 'salmon', 'pink', 'red', 'blue',
'blond', 'purple', 'olive', 'yellow', 'pastel',
'complementary_color'}
self.assertEqual(wn_words, EXPECTED)
def test_simple(self):
wn_res = wn.synsets('blue')[0].hypernyms()[0].hyponyms()
wn_words = set([i.name.split('.')[0] for i in wn_res])
EXPECTED = set([
'orange', 'brown', 'green', 'salmon', 'pink', 'red', 'blue',
'blond', 'purple', 'olive', 'yellow', 'pastel',
'complementary_color'
])
self.assertEqual(wn_words, EXPECTED)
def test_simple(self):
wn_res = wn.synsets("blue")[0].hypernyms()[0].hyponyms()
wn_words = set([i.name.split(".")[0] for i in wn_res])
EXPECTED = set(
[
"orange",
"brown",
"green",
"salmon",
"pink",
"red",
"blue",
"blond",
"purple",
"olive",
"yellow",
"pastel",
"complementary_color",
]
)
self.assertEqual(wn_words, EXPECTED)
