def _process_opening_tag(self, element):
"""Process an opening tag, calling the appropriate handler depending
on the tag."""
logger.debug('>>' + element.content)
if element.tag == SENTENCE:
self.currentSentence = Sentence()
self.doc.addSentence(self.currentSentence)
elif element.tag == NOUNCHUNK:
self._process_opening_chunk(NounChunk, element)
elif element.tag == VERBCHUNK:
self._process_opening_chunk(VerbChunk, element)
elif element.tag == TOKEN:
self._process_opening_lex(element)
elif element.tag == EVENT:
self._process_opening_event(element)
elif element.tag == INSTANCE:
self._process_opening_make_instance(element)
elif element.tag == TIMEX:
self._process_opening_timex(element)
elif element.tag == ALINK:
self._process_alink(element)
elif element.tag == SLINK:
self._process_slink(element)
elif element.tag == TLINK:
self._process_tlink(element)
def _process_opening_tag(self, element):
"""Process an opening tag, calling the appropriate handler depending
on the tag."""
logger.debug(">>" + element.content)
if element.tag == SENTENCE:
self.currentSentence = Sentence()
self.doc.addSentence(self.currentSentence)
elif element.tag == NOUNCHUNK:
self._process_opening_chunk(NounChunk, element)
elif element.tag == VERBCHUNK:
self._process_opening_chunk(VerbChunk, element)
elif element.tag == TOKEN:
self._process_opening_lex(element)
elif element.tag == EVENT:
self._process_opening_event(element)
elif element.tag == INSTANCE:
self._process_opening_make_instance(element)
elif element.tag == TIMEX:
self._process_opening_timex(element)
elif element.tag == ALINK:
self._process_alink(element)
elif element.tag == SLINK:
self._process_slink(element)
elif element.tag == TLINK:
self._process_tlink(element)
class FragmentConverter:
"""Takes a fragment formatted as a simple list of xml elements (an
XmlDocument object) and convert it into a shallow tree implemented
as a Document object. Also maintain lists and dictionaries of
events, instances, and links.
Instance variables:
xmldoc - an XmlDocument
doc - a Document
currentSentence - a Sentence
currentChunk - a NounChunk or VerbChunk
currentToken - a Token or AdjectiveToken
currentTimex - a TimexTag
currentEvent - an EventTag
The Document instance in doc contains a list of Sentences where
each Sentence is a list of Tokens and Chunks. Chunks can contain
TimexTags and EventTags.
Chunks are always embedded in Sentences (that is, they are direct
daughters of Sentences), TimexTags are always embedded in Chunks,
EventTags are embedded in Chunks or Sentences (the latter for
adjectival events) and Tokens are embedded in Events, TimexTags,
Chunks or Sentences. Here is an example pretty print of a short
Sentence:
<NG>
<lex pos="PP" text="He">
<VG>
<EVENT eid=e6 eiid=ei6 class=OCCURRENCE>
<lex pos="VBD" text="slept">
<lex pos="IN" text="on">
<NG>
<TIMEX3 tid=t2 TYPE=DATE VAL=20070525TNI>
<lex pos="NNP" text="Friday">
<lex pos="NN" text="night">
<lex pos="." text="."> """
def __init__(self, xmldoc, filename):
"""Initializes xmldoc and doc, using two arguments: xmldoc (an
XmlDocument) and filename (a string). Also sets instance
variables currentSentence, currentChunk, currentToken,
currentEvent and currentTimex to None."""
self.xmldoc = xmldoc
self.doc = Document(filename)
self.currentSentence = None
self.currentChunk = None
self.currentToken = None
self.currentTimex = None
self.currentEvent = None
def convert(self, user=None):
"""Convert the flat list of XML elements in xmldoc into a Document and
store it in self.doc. Returns the value of self.doc."""
# t1 = time.time()
for element in self.xmldoc:
if element.is_opening_tag():
self._process_opening_tag(element)
elif element.is_closing_tag():
self._process_closing_tag(element)
else:
self._process_element(element)
self.doc.addDocNode(element.content)
# t2 = time.time()
# logger.out("converted xmldoc in %.3f" % (t2 - t1))
if user in [SLINKET, BLINKER]:
self._massage_doc()
if user == SLINKET:
self._build_event_dictionary()
self._set_event_lists()
return self.doc
def _process_opening_tag(self, element):
"""Process an opening tag, calling the appropriate handler depending
on the tag."""
logger.debug(">>" + element.content)
if element.tag == SENTENCE:
self.currentSentence = Sentence()
self.doc.addSentence(self.currentSentence)
elif element.tag == NOUNCHUNK:
self._process_opening_chunk(NounChunk, element)
elif element.tag == VERBCHUNK:
self._process_opening_chunk(VerbChunk, element)
elif element.tag == TOKEN:
self._process_opening_lex(element)
elif element.tag == EVENT:
self._process_opening_event(element)
elif element.tag == INSTANCE:
self._process_opening_make_instance(element)
elif element.tag == TIMEX:
self._process_opening_timex(element)
elif element.tag == ALINK:
self._process_alink(element)
elif element.tag == SLINK:
self._process_slink(element)
elif element.tag == TLINK:
self._process_tlink(element)
def _process_opening_chunk(self, chunk_class, element):
"""Create a VerbChunl or NounCHunk and add it to the current sentence."""
self.currentChunk = chunk_class(element.tag)
self.currentSentence.add(self.currentChunk)
def _process_opening_lex(self, element):
"""Creates a Token or AdjectviveToken and adds it to the current timex
if there is one, otherwise to the current chunk if there is one, and
otherwise to the current sentence if there is one."""
logger.debug(" opening lex")
pos = element.attrs[POS]
if pos.startswith(POS_ADJ):
self.currentToken = AdjectiveToken(self.doc, pos)
else:
self.currentToken = Token(self.doc, pos)
# this is needed for later when tokens and events are swapped,
# the default is that a token does not contain an event, this
# can be changed when an event tag is processed
self.currentToken.contains_event = False
self.currentToken.lex_tag = element
logger.debug(" current chunk " + str(self.currentChunk))
logger.debug(" current sent " + str(self.currentSentence))
# previously, just checked the truth of self.currentChunk and
# self.currentSentence, which worked fine for the latter but
# not for the former (no idea why that was the case, MV)
if self.currentTimex is not None:
logger.debug(" adding token to chunk")
self.currentTimex.add(self.currentToken)
elif self.currentChunk is not None:
logger.debug(" adding token to chunk")
self.currentChunk.addToken(self.currentToken)
elif self.currentSentence is not None:
logger.debug(" adding token to sentence")
self.currentSentence.add(self.currentToken)
def _process_opening_event(self, element):
"""Creates an EventTag and add it to the event dictionary on the
Document instance. Also sets the contains_event flag on the
current token to indicate that the token has an event embedded
in it (due to an Evita peculiarity of embedding events inside
of tokens). The EventTag is not added to any consituent,
_massage_doc takes care of that."""
event = EventTag(element.attrs)
self.currentEvent = event
eid = event.attrs[EID]
self.doc.event_dict[eid] = event
self.currentToken.contains_event = True
# add event info to containing adjective tokens and chunks, it
# is not set on other tokens because they do not respond to
# setEventInfo
if self.currentToken.isAdjToken():
self.currentToken.setEventInfo(eid)
else:
self.currentChunk.setEventInfo(eid)
self.currentToken.event_tag = event
def _process_opening_make_instance(self, element):
"""Creates an InstanceTag and adds it to the instance dictionary on
the Document. Also copies all attributes on the instance to
the event. The InstanceTag is not added to a Chunk or Sentence
or any other element of the shallow tree."""
instance = InstanceTag(element.attrs)
eid = instance.attrs[EVENTID]
eiid = instance.attrs[EIID]
for (key, value) in instance.attrs.items():
if key == EVENTID:
continue
self.doc.event_dict[eid].attrs[key] = value
self.doc.instance_dict[eiid] = instance
def _process_opening_timex(self, element):
"""Creates a TimeTag and embed it in the current chunk if there is
one, otherwise add it to the sentence."""
self.currentTimex = TimexTag(element.attrs)
logger.debug(str(self.currentTimex.__dict__))
logger.debug("TYPE:" + str(type(self.currentTimex)))
if self.currentChunk != None:
self.currentChunk.addToken(self.currentTimex)
else:
self.currentSentence.add(self.currentTimex)
def _process_alink(self, element):
"""Add an AlinkTag to the Alinks list on the Document."""
alink = AlinkTag(element.attrs)
self.doc.alink_list.append(alink)
def _process_slink(self, element):
"""Add an SlinkTag to the Slinks list on the Document."""
slink = SlinkTag(element.attrs)
self.doc.slink_list.append(slink)
def _process_tlink(self, element):
"""Add an TlinkTag to the Tlinks list on the Document."""
tlink = TlinkTag(element.attrs)
self.doc.tlink_list.append(tlink)
def _process_closing_tag(self, element):
"""Resets currentSentence or other currently open constituent to None,
depending on the closing tag."""
logger.debug(">>" + element.content)
if element.tag == SENTENCE:
self.currentSentence = None
if element.tag == NOUNCHUNK:
self.currentChunk = None
if element.tag == VERBCHUNK:
self.currentChunk = None
if element.tag == TOKEN:
self.currentToken = None
if element.tag == EVENT:
self.currentEvent = None
if element.tag == TIMEX:
self.currentTimex = None
def _process_element(self, element):
"""Non-tags are treated as text nodes and added to the current token
if there is one."""
logger.debug('>>"' + element.content + '"')
if self.currentToken != None:
self.currentToken.setTextNode(self.doc.nodeCounter)
def _massage_doc(self):
"""This method has only one goal and that is to normalize tag
order of lex tags and event tags. Evita creates event tags
inside lex tags, which is not what we want. Take each lex tags
and check if its event feature is set, if so, replace the lex
tag with an event tag and embed the lex in the event tag. This
method method will become obsolete once Evita does the right
thing, but _process_opening_event will need to be changed when
that happens."""
def _massage_sequence(sequence, indent=0):
"""Traverse down the tree, seeking tokens."""
for index in range(0, len(sequence)):
item = sequence[index]
if item.isToken():
logger.debug("%s%d Token" % (indent * " ", index))
_massage_token(item, sequence, index)
elif item.isChunk():
logger.debug("%s%d Chunk" % (indent * " ", index))
_massage_sequence(item.dtrs, indent + 3)
elif item.isTimex():
logger.debug("%s%d Timex" % (indent * " ", index))
_massage_sequence(item.dtrs, indent + 3)
def _massage_token(token, sequence, index):
"""If a token was marked as having an event, replace it with the event
and insert the token inside the event."""
if token.contains_event:
# next line only to prevent printing, may have dire
# consequence, but shouldn't (MV, 2007/06/16)
token.contains_event = None
token.event_tag.dtrs = [token]
sequence[index] = token.event_tag
for sentence in self.doc:
_massage_sequence(sentence.dtrs, 3)
def _build_event_dictionary(self):
"""Creates a dictionary with events on the self.doc variable."""
instances = {}
for instance in self.xmldoc.get_tags(INSTANCE):
instances[instance.attrs[EVENTID]] = instance.attrs
events = {}
for event in self.xmldoc.get_tags(EVENT):
eid = event.attrs[EID]
events[eid] = event.attrs
events[eid].update(instances[eid])
# Now get the form and the part of speech. This is a bit
# tricky since it relies on the fact that an event tag is
# always preceded by a lex tag and followed by plain text
pos = event.previous.attrs[POS]
form = event.next.content
events[eid][FORM] = form
events[eid][EPOS] = events[eid][POS]
events[eid][POS] = pos
self.doc.taggedEventsDict = events
def _set_event_lists(self):
for sentence in self.doc:
sentence.set_event_list()
def as_tree_element(self):
"""Create from the node an instance of Sentence, NounChunk, VerbChunk,
EventTag, TimexTag, Token or AdjectiveToken. Copy information from the
Node as needed."""
if self.name == SENTENCE:
tree_element = Sentence()
elif self.name == NOUNCHUNK:
tree_element = NounChunk()
elif self.name == VERBCHUNK:
tree_element = VerbChunk()
elif self.name == LEX:
pos = self.tag.attrs[POS]
word = self.tree.tarsqidoc.sourcedoc[self.begin:self.end]
tree_element = token_class(pos)(word, pos)
elif self.name == EVENT:
tree_element = EventTag(self.tag.attrs)
elif self.name == TIMEX:
tree_element = TimexTag(self.tag.attrs)
if self.event_dtr is not None:
tree_element.event = True
tree_element.eid = self.event_dtr.tag.attrs['eid']
tree_element.eiid = self.event_dtr.tag.attrs['eiid']
# inherit some goodies from the Node
tree_element.position = self.position
tree_element.tree = self.tree
tree_element.begin = self.begin
tree_element.end = self.end
tree_element.tag = self.tag
return tree_element
def as_tree_element(self):
"""Create from the node an instance of Sentence, NounChunk, VerbChunk,
EventTag, TimexTag, Token or AdjectiveToken. Copy information from the
Node as needed."""
if self.name == SENTENCE:
tree_element = Sentence()
elif self.name == NOUNCHUNK:
tree_element = NounChunk(NOUNCHUNK)
elif self.name == VERBCHUNK:
tree_element = VerbChunk(VERBCHUNK)
elif self.name == LEX:
pos = self.tag.attrs[POS]
word = self.tree.tarsqidoc.source[self.begin:self.end]
token_class = AdjectiveToken if pos.startswith(POS_ADJ) else Token
tree_element = token_class(word, pos)
elif self.name == EVENT:
tree_element = EventTag(self.tag.attrs)
elif self.name == TIMEX:
tree_element = TimexTag(self.tag.attrs)
if self.event_dtr is not None:
tree_element.event = True
tree_element.eid = self.event_dtr.tag.attrs['eid']
tree_element.eiid = self.event_dtr.tag.attrs['eiid']
# inherit some goodies from the Node
tree_element.position = self.position
tree_element.tree = self.tree
tree_element.begin = self.begin
tree_element.end = self.end
return tree_element
def procSentStart():
global currentSentence
currentSentence = Sentence()
class FragmentConverter:
"""Takes a fragment formatted as a simple list of xml elements (an
XmlDocument object) and convert it into a shallow tree implemented
as a Document object. Also maintain lists and dictionaries of
events, instances, and links.
Instance variables:
xmldoc - an XmlDocument
doc - a Document
currentSentence - a Sentence
currentChunk - a NounChunk or VerbChunk
currentToken - a Token or AdjectiveToken
currentTimex - a TimexTag
currentEvent - an EventTag
The Document instance in doc contains a list of Sentences where
each Sentence is a list of Tokens and Chunks. Chunks can contain
TimexTags and EventTags.
Chunks are always embedded in Sentences (that is, they are direct
daughters of Sentences), TimexTags are always embedded in Chunks,
EventTags are embedded in Chunks or Sentences (the latter for
adjectival events) and Tokens are embedded in Events, TimexTags,
Chunks or Sentences. Here is an example pretty print of a short
Sentence:
<NG>
<lex pos="PP" text="He">
<VG>
<EVENT eid=e6 eiid=ei6 class=OCCURRENCE>
<lex pos="VBD" text="slept">
<lex pos="IN" text="on">
<NG>
<TIMEX3 tid=t2 TYPE=DATE VAL=20070525TNI>
<lex pos="NNP" text="Friday">
<lex pos="NN" text="night">
<lex pos="." text="."> """
def __init__(self, xmldoc, filename):
"""Initializes xmldoc and doc, using two arguments: xmldoc (an
XmlDocument) and filename (a string). Also sets instance
variables currentSentence, currentChunk, currentToken,
currentEvent and currentTimex to None."""
self.xmldoc = xmldoc
self.doc = Document(filename)
self.currentSentence = None
self.currentChunk = None
self.currentToken = None
self.currentTimex = None
self.currentEvent = None
def convert(self, user=None):
"""Convert the flat list of XML elements in xmldoc into a Document and
store it in self.doc. Returns the value of self.doc."""
#t1 = time.time()
for element in self.xmldoc:
if element.is_opening_tag():
self._process_opening_tag(element)
elif element.is_closing_tag():
self._process_closing_tag(element)
else:
self._process_element(element)
self.doc.addDocNode(element.content)
#t2 = time.time()
#logger.out("converted xmldoc in %.3f" % (t2 - t1))
if user in [SLINKET, BLINKER]:
self._massage_doc()
if user == SLINKET:
self._build_event_dictionary()
self._set_event_lists()
return self.doc
def _process_opening_tag(self, element):
"""Process an opening tag, calling the appropriate handler depending
on the tag."""
logger.debug('>>' + element.content)
if element.tag == SENTENCE:
self.currentSentence = Sentence()
self.doc.addSentence(self.currentSentence)
elif element.tag == NOUNCHUNK:
self._process_opening_chunk(NounChunk, element)
elif element.tag == VERBCHUNK:
self._process_opening_chunk(VerbChunk, element)
elif element.tag == TOKEN:
self._process_opening_lex(element)
elif element.tag == EVENT:
self._process_opening_event(element)
elif element.tag == INSTANCE:
self._process_opening_make_instance(element)
elif element.tag == TIMEX:
self._process_opening_timex(element)
elif element.tag == ALINK:
self._process_alink(element)
elif element.tag == SLINK:
self._process_slink(element)
elif element.tag == TLINK:
self._process_tlink(element)
def _process_opening_chunk(self, chunk_class, element):
"""Create a VerbChunl or NounCHunk and add it to the current sentence."""
self.currentChunk = chunk_class(element.tag)
self.currentSentence.add(self.currentChunk)
def _process_opening_lex(self, element):
"""Creates a Token or AdjectviveToken and adds it to the current timex
if there is one, otherwise to the current chunk if there is one, and
otherwise to the current sentence if there is one."""
logger.debug(' opening lex')
pos = element.attrs[POS]
if pos.startswith(POS_ADJ):
self.currentToken = AdjectiveToken(self.doc, pos)
else:
self.currentToken = Token(self.doc, pos)
# this is needed for later when tokens and events are swapped,
# the default is that a token does not contain an event, this
# can be changed when an event tag is processed
self.currentToken.contains_event = False
self.currentToken.lex_tag = element
logger.debug(' current chunk ' + str(self.currentChunk))
logger.debug(' current sent ' + str(self.currentSentence))
# previously, just checked the truth of self.currentChunk and
# self.currentSentence, which worked fine for the latter but
# not for the former (no idea why that was the case, MV)
if self.currentTimex is not None:
logger.debug(' adding token to chunk')
self.currentTimex.add(self.currentToken)
elif self.currentChunk is not None:
logger.debug(' adding token to chunk')
self.currentChunk.addToken(self.currentToken)
elif self.currentSentence is not None:
logger.debug(' adding token to sentence')
self.currentSentence.add(self.currentToken)
def _process_opening_event(self, element):
"""Creates an EventTag and add it to the event dictionary on the
Document instance. Also sets the contains_event flag on the
current token to indicate that the token has an event embedded
in it (due to an Evita peculiarity of embedding events inside
of tokens). The EventTag is not added to any consituent,
_massage_doc takes care of that."""
event = EventTag(element.attrs)
self.currentEvent = event
eid = event.attrs[EID]
self.doc.event_dict[eid] = event
self.currentToken.contains_event = True
# add event info to containing adjective tokens and chunks, it
# is not set on other tokens because they do not respond to
# setEventInfo
if self.currentToken.isAdjToken():
self.currentToken.setEventInfo(eid)
else:
self.currentChunk.setEventInfo(eid)
self.currentToken.event_tag = event
def _process_opening_make_instance(self, element):
"""Creates an InstanceTag and adds it to the instance dictionary on
the Document. Also copies all attributes on the instance to
the event. The InstanceTag is not added to a Chunk or Sentence
or any other element of the shallow tree."""
instance = InstanceTag(element.attrs)
eid = instance.attrs[EVENTID]
eiid = instance.attrs[EIID]
for (key, value) in instance.attrs.items():
if key == EVENTID: continue
self.doc.event_dict[eid].attrs[key] = value
self.doc.instance_dict[eiid] = instance
def _process_opening_timex(self, element):
"""Creates a TimeTag and embed it in the current chunk if there is
one, otherwise add it to the sentence."""
self.currentTimex = TimexTag(element.attrs)
logger.debug(str(self.currentTimex.__dict__))
logger.debug('TYPE:' + str(type(self.currentTimex)))
if self.currentChunk != None:
self.currentChunk.addToken(self.currentTimex)
else:
self.currentSentence.add(self.currentTimex)
def _process_alink(self, element):
"""Add an AlinkTag to the Alinks list on the Document."""
alink = AlinkTag(element.attrs)
self.doc.alink_list.append(alink)
def _process_slink(self, element):
"""Add an SlinkTag to the Slinks list on the Document."""
slink = SlinkTag(element.attrs)
self.doc.slink_list.append(slink)
def _process_tlink(self, element):
"""Add an TlinkTag to the Tlinks list on the Document."""
tlink = TlinkTag(element.attrs)
self.doc.tlink_list.append(tlink)
def _process_closing_tag(self, element):
"""Resets currentSentence or other currently open constituent to None,
depending on the closing tag."""
logger.debug('>>' + element.content)
if element.tag == SENTENCE: self.currentSentence = None
if element.tag == NOUNCHUNK: self.currentChunk = None
if element.tag == VERBCHUNK: self.currentChunk = None
if element.tag == TOKEN: self.currentToken = None
if element.tag == EVENT: self.currentEvent = None
if element.tag == TIMEX: self.currentTimex = None
def _process_element(self, element):
"""Non-tags are treated as text nodes and added to the current token
if there is one."""
logger.debug('>>"' + element.content + '"')
if self.currentToken != None:
self.currentToken.setTextNode(self.doc.nodeCounter)
def _massage_doc(self):
"""This method has only one goal and that is to normalize tag
order of lex tags and event tags. Evita creates event tags
inside lex tags, which is not what we want. Take each lex tags
and check if its event feature is set, if so, replace the lex
tag with an event tag and embed the lex in the event tag. This
method method will become obsolete once Evita does the right
thing, but _process_opening_event will need to be changed when
that happens."""
def _massage_sequence(sequence, indent=0):
"""Traverse down the tree, seeking tokens."""
for index in range(0, len(sequence)):
item = sequence[index]
if item.isToken():
logger.debug("%s%d Token" % (indent * ' ', index))
_massage_token(item, sequence, index)
elif item.isChunk():
logger.debug("%s%d Chunk" % (indent * ' ', index))
_massage_sequence(item.dtrs, indent + 3)
elif item.isTimex():
logger.debug("%s%d Timex" % (indent * ' ', index))
_massage_sequence(item.dtrs, indent + 3)
def _massage_token(token, sequence, index):
"""If a token was marked as having an event, replace it with the event
and insert the token inside the event."""
if token.contains_event:
# next line only to prevent printing, may have dire
# consequence, but shouldn't (MV, 2007/06/16)
token.contains_event = None
token.event_tag.dtrs = [token]
sequence[index] = token.event_tag
for sentence in self.doc:
_massage_sequence(sentence.dtrs, 3)
def _build_event_dictionary(self):
"""Creates a dictionary with events on the self.doc variable."""
instances = {}
for instance in self.xmldoc.get_tags(INSTANCE):
instances[instance.attrs[EVENTID]] = instance.attrs
events = {}
for event in self.xmldoc.get_tags(EVENT):
eid = event.attrs[EID]
events[eid] = event.attrs
events[eid].update(instances[eid])
# Now get the form and the part of speech. This is a bit
# tricky since it relies on the fact that an event tag is
# always preceded by a lex tag and followed by plain text
pos = event.previous.attrs[POS]
form = event.next.content
events[eid][FORM] = form
events[eid][EPOS] = events[eid][POS]
events[eid][POS] = pos
self.doc.taggedEventsDict = events
def _set_event_lists(self):
for sentence in self.doc:
sentence.set_event_list()