Exemple #1
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 def test_reconcile_TIMEX(self):
     s = Timex3XmlDocument("<root>This is some annotated text.</root>")
     t = Timex(type="date")
     t1 = Timex(id=1)
     t2 = Timex(id=2)
     t3 = Timex(id=3)
     t.value = "20100710"
     t.id = 6
     t.mod = "BEFORE"
     t.freq = "1M"
     t.comment = "Test"
     t.quant = "EVERY"
     t.temporal_function = True
     t.document_role = "MODIFICATION_TIME"
     t.begin_timex = t1
     t.end_timex = t2
     t.context = t3
     s.reconcile(
         [
             [
                 ("This", "POS", set()),
                 ("is", "POS", set()),
                 ("some", "POS", {t}),
                 ("annotated", "POS", {t}),
                 ("text", "POS", {t}),
                 (".", "POS", set()),
             ]
         ]
     )
     self.assertEquals(
         str(s),
         xml.dom.minidom.parseString(
             '<root>This is <TIMEX3 tid="t6" beginPoint="t1" endPoint="t2" anchorTimeID="t3" functionInDocument="MODIFICATION_TIME" temporalFunction="true" type="DATE" value="20100710" mod="BEFORE" freq="1M" comment="Test" quant="EVERY">some annotated text</TIMEX3>.</root>'
         ).toxml(),
     )
    def _timex_from_node(self, node):
        """
        Given a TIMEX2 node, create a timex object with the values of that node
        """
        t = Timex()

        if node.hasAttribute('SET'):
            if node.getAttribute('SET').lower() == 'yes':
                t.type = 'set'
                if node.hasAttribute('PERIODICITY'):
                    t.value = 'P' + node.getAttribute('PERIODICITY')[1:]

        if node.hasAttribute('VAL'):
            t.value = node.getAttribute('VAL')

        if node.hasAttribute('MOD'):
            t.mod = node.getAttribute('MOD')

        if node.hasAttribute('GRANUALITY'):
            t.freq = node.getAttribute('GRANUALITY')[1:]

        if node.hasAttribute('COMMENT'):
            t.comment = node.getAttribute('COMMENT')

        return t
Exemple #3
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    def _timex_from_node(self, node):
        """
        Given a TIMEX2 node, create a timex object with the values of that node
        """
        t = Timex()

        if node.hasAttribute('SET'):
            if node.getAttribute('SET').lower() == 'yes':
                t.type = 'set'
                if node.hasAttribute('PERIODICITY'):
                    t.value = 'P' + node.getAttribute('PERIODICITY')[1:]

        if node.hasAttribute('VAL'):
            t.value = node.getAttribute('VAL')

        if node.hasAttribute('MOD'):
            t.mod = node.getAttribute('MOD')

        if node.hasAttribute('GRANUALITY'):
            t.freq = node.getAttribute('GRANUALITY')[1:]

        if node.hasAttribute('COMMENT'):
            t.comment = node.getAttribute('COMMENT')

        return t
Exemple #4
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 def test_reconcile_TIMEX(self):
     s = Timex3XmlDocument('<root>This is some annotated text.</root>')
     t = Timex(type='date')
     t1 = Timex(id=1)
     t2 = Timex(id=2)
     t3 = Timex(id=3)
     t.value = "20100710"
     t.id = 6
     t.mod = "BEFORE"
     t.freq = "1M"
     t.comment = "Test"
     t.quant = 'EVERY'
     t.temporal_function = True
     t.document_role = 'MODIFICATION_TIME'
     t.begin_timex = t1
     t.end_timex = t2
     t.context = t3
     s.reconcile([[('This', 'POS', set()), ('is', 'POS', set()),
                   ('some', 'POS', {t}), ('annotated', 'POS', {t}),
                   ('text', 'POS', {t}), ('.', 'POS', set())]])
     self.assertEqual(
         str(s),
         xml.dom.minidom.parseString(
             '<root>This is <TIMEX3 tid="t6" beginPoint="t1" endPoint="t2" anchorTimeID="t3" functionInDocument="MODIFICATION_TIME" temporalFunction="true" type="DATE" value="20100710" mod="BEFORE" freq="1M" comment="Test" quant="EVERY">some annotated text</TIMEX3>.</root>'
         ).toxml())
Exemple #5
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 def test_reconcile_TIMEX(self):
     s = Timex2XmlDocument('<root>This is some annotated text.</root>')
     t = Timex(type='date')
     t.value = "20100710"
     t.mod = "BEFORE"
     t.freq = "1M"
     t.comment = "Test"
     s.reconcile([[('This', 'POS', set()), ('is', 'POS', set()), ('some', 'POS', {t}), ('annotated', 'POS', {t}), ('text', 'POS', {t}), ('.', 'POS', set())]])
     self.assertEqual(str(s), xml.dom.minidom.parseString('<root>This is <TIMEX2 VAL="20100710" MOD="BEFORE" COMMENT="Test" GRANUALITY="G1M">some annotated text</TIMEX2>.</root>').toxml())
Exemple #6
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 def test_reconcile_TIMEX(self):
     s = Timex2XmlDocument('<root>This is some annotated text.</root>')
     t = Timex(type='date')
     t.value = "20100710"
     t.mod = "BEFORE"
     t.freq = "1M"
     t.comment = "Test"
     s.reconcile([[('This', 'POS', set()), ('is', 'POS', set()), ('some', 'POS', {t}), ('annotated', 'POS', {t}), ('text', 'POS', {t}), ('.', 'POS', set())]])
     self.assertEquals(str(s), xml.dom.minidom.parseString('<root>This is <TIMEX2 VAL="20100710" MOD="BEFORE" COMMENT="Test" GRANUALITY="G1M">some annotated text</TIMEX2>.</root>').toxml())
    def apply(self, sent):
        """
        Applies this rule to the tokenised sentence. The 'after' ordering
        must be checked by the caller to ensure correct rule application.
        
        sent is a list of tuples (token, POS, [timexes])
        
        A tuple is returned where the first element is a list in the same form
        as sent, with additional timexes added to the 3rd element if need be,
        and the second element in the tuple is whether or not this rule matched
        anything
        """

        senttext = self._toks_to_str(sent)

        if self._deliminate_numbers:
            senttext = self._do_deliminate_numbers(senttext)

        success = False

        # Ensure the sentence-level guards are satisfied
        if not self._check_guards(senttext, self._guards):
            return sent, success

        # Now see if this rule actually matches anything
        for match in self._match.finditer(senttext):
            # Now check before guards
            if not self._check_guards(senttext[:match.start()],
                                      self._before_guards):
                continue

            # and after guards
            if not self._check_guards(senttext[match.end():],
                                      self._after_guards):
                continue

            # okay, first we need to find which tokens we matched, can do this
            # by using our token markers
            ti = senttext.count('<', 0, match.start())
            tj = senttext.count('<', 0, match.end())

            if not self._squelch:
                t = Timex(
                    self._type)  # only create a new timex if not squelching
                if self._DEBUG:
                    t.comment = self.id
            else:
                t = None

            # Add TIMEX
            self._set_timex_extents(t, sent, ti, tj, self._squelch)
            success = True

        return sent, success
    def apply(self, sent):
        """
        Applies this rule to the tokenised sentence. The 'after' ordering
        must be checked by the caller to ensure correct rule application.
        
        sent is a list of tuples (token, POS, [timexes])
        
        A tuple is returned where the first element is a list in the same form
        as sent, with additional timexes added to the 3rd element if need be,
        and the second element in the tuple is whether or not this rule matched
        anything
        """

        senttext = self._toks_to_str(sent)

        if self._deliminate_numbers:
            senttext = self._do_deliminate_numbers(senttext)

        success = False

        # Ensure the sentence-level guards are satisfied
        if not self._check_guards(senttext, self._guards):
            return sent, success

        # Now see if this rule actually matches anything
        for match in self._match.finditer(senttext):
            # Now check before guards
            if not self._check_guards(senttext[:match.start()], self._before_guards):
                continue

            # and after guards
            if not self._check_guards(senttext[match.end():], self._after_guards):
                continue

            # okay, first we need to find which tokens we matched, can do this
            # by using our token markers
            ti = senttext.count('<', 0, match.start())
            tj = senttext.count('<', 0, match.end())

            if not self._squelch:
                t = Timex(self._type) # only create a new timex if not squelching
                if self._DEBUG:
                    t.comment = self.id
            else:
                t = None

            # Add TIMEX
            self._set_timex_extents(t, sent, ti, tj, self._squelch)
            success = True

        return sent, success
Exemple #9
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    def test_reconcile_sents_attrs(self):
        t1 = Timex(id=1, type='date')
        t2 = Timex(id=2)
        t3 = Timex(id=3)
        t1.value = "20100710"
        t1.mod = "BEFORE"
        t1.freq = "1M"
        t1.comment = "Test"
        t1.granuality = "1D"
        t1.non_specific = True
        t1.quant = 'EVERY'
        t1.temporal_function = True
        t1.document_role = 'MODIFICATION_TIME'
        t1.begin_timex = t1
        t1.end_timex = t2
        t1.context = t3
        d = GateDocument("""This	POS	B	20101010
is	POS	I
a	POS	I
sentence	POS	I
.	.	I
And	POS	B
a	POS	I
second	POS	I
sentence	POS	I
.	POS	I
Outside	POS	O""")
        d.reconcile([[('This', 'POS', set()), ('is', 'POS', set()),
                      ('a', 'POS', set([t1])), ('sentence', 'POS', set([t1])),
                      ('.', '.', set())],
                     [
                         ('And', 'POS', set()),
                         ('a', 'POS', set()),
                         ('second', 'POS', set()),
                         ('sentence', 'POS', set()),
                         ('.', 'POS', set()),
                     ], [('Outside', 'POS', set())]])
        self.assertEquals(
            str(d), """This		
is		
a	id=t1,value=20100710,type=DATE,mod=BEFORE,freq=1M,quant=EVERY,temporalFunction=true,functionInDocument=MODIFICATION_TIME,beginPoint=t1,endPoint=t2,anchorTimeID=t3	
sentence		t1
.		
And		
a		
second		
sentence		
.		
Outside		
""")
Exemple #10
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    def _timex_from_node(self, node):
        """
        Given a node representing a TIMEX3 element, return a timex object
        representing it
        """
        t = Timex()

        if node.hasAttribute('tid'):
            t.id = int(node.getAttribute('tid')[1:])

        if node.hasAttribute('value'):
            t.value = node.getAttribute('value')

        if node.hasAttribute('mod'):
            t.mod = node.getAttribute('mod')

        if node.hasAttribute('type'):
            t.type = node.getAttribute('type')

        if node.hasAttribute('freq'):
            t.freq = node.getAttribute('freq')

        if node.hasAttribute('quant'):
            t.quant = node.getAttribute('quant')

        if node.hasAttribute('comment'):
            t.comment = node.getAttribute('comment')

        if node.getAttribute('temporalFunction'):
            t.temporal_function = True

        if node.hasAttribute('functionInDocument'):
            t.document_role = node.getAttribute('functionInDocument')

        if node.hasAttribute('beginPoint'):
            t.begin_timex = int(node.getAttribute('beginPoint')[1:])

        if node.hasAttribute('endPoint'):
            t.end_timex = int(node.getAttribute('endPoint')[1:])

        if node.hasAttribute('anchorTimeID'):
            t.context = int(node.getAttribute('anchorTimeID')[1:])

        return t
    def _timex_from_node(self, node):
        """
        Given a node representing a TIMEX3 element, return a timex object
        representing it
        """
        t = Timex()

        if node.hasAttribute('tid'):
            t.id = int(node.getAttribute('tid')[1:])

        if node.hasAttribute('value'):
            t.value = node.getAttribute('value')

        if node.hasAttribute('mod'):
            t.mod = node.getAttribute('mod')

        if node.hasAttribute('type'):
            t.type = node.getAttribute('type')

        if node.hasAttribute('freq'):
            t.freq = node.getAttribute('freq')

        if node.hasAttribute('quant'):
            t.quant = node.getAttribute('quant')

        if node.hasAttribute('comment'):
            t.comment = node.getAttribute('comment')

        if node.getAttribute('temporalFunction'):
            t.temporal_function = True

        if node.hasAttribute('functionInDocument'):
            t.document_role = node.getAttribute('functionInDocument')

        if node.hasAttribute('beginPoint'):
            t.begin_timex = int(node.getAttribute('beginPoint')[1:])

        if node.hasAttribute('endPoint'):
            t.end_timex = int(node.getAttribute('endPoint')[1:])

        if node.hasAttribute('anchorTimeID'):
            t.context = int(node.getAttribute('anchorTimeID')[1:])

        return t
Exemple #12
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 def test_attr(self):
     t1 = Timex(id=1, type='date')
     t2 = Timex(id=2)
     t3 = Timex(id=3)
     t1.value = "20100710"
     t1.mod = "BEFORE"
     t1.freq = "1M"
     t1.comment = "Test"
     t1.granuality = "1D"
     t1.non_specific = True
     t1.quant = 'EVERY'
     t1.temporal_function = True
     t1.document_role = 'MODIFICATION_TIME'
     t1.begin_timex = t1
     t1.end_timex = t2
     t1.context = t3
     sents = [[('The', 'DT', set()), ('first', 'JJ', {t1}), ('sentence', 'NN', set()), ('.', '.', set())],
              [('The', 'DT', set()), ('second', 'JJ', {t2}), ('sentence', 'NN', {t2}), ('.', '.', {t3})]]
     d = TempEval2Document.create(sents, 'ABC1')
     with open(self.filepath('timex-attr.tab')) as fd:
         self.assertEquals(sorted(d.get_attrs().splitlines()), sorted(fd.read().splitlines()))
Exemple #13
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 def test_attr(self):
     t1 = Timex(id=1, type='date')
     t2 = Timex(id=2)
     t3 = Timex(id=3)
     t1.value = "20100710"
     t1.mod = "BEFORE"
     t1.freq = "1M"
     t1.comment = "Test"
     t1.granuality = "1D"
     t1.non_specific = True
     t1.quant = 'EVERY'
     t1.temporal_function = True
     t1.document_role = 'MODIFICATION_TIME'
     t1.begin_timex = t1
     t1.end_timex = t2
     t1.context = t3
     sents = [[('The', 'DT', set()), ('first', 'JJ', {t1}), ('sentence', 'NN', set()), ('.', '.', set())],
              [('The', 'DT', set()), ('second', 'JJ', {t2}), ('sentence', 'NN', {t2}), ('.', '.', {t3})]]
     d = TempEval2Document.create(sents, 'ABC1')
     with open(self.filepath('timex-attr.tab')) as fd:
         self.assertEqual(sorted(d.get_attrs().splitlines()), sorted(fd.read().splitlines()))
Exemple #14
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    def test_reconcile_sents_attrs(self):
        t1 = Timex(id=1, type='date')
        t2 = Timex(id=2)
        t3 = Timex(id=3)
        t1.value = "20100710"
        t1.mod = "BEFORE"
        t1.freq = "1M"
        t1.comment = "Test"
        t1.granuality = "1D"
        t1.non_specific = True
        t1.quant = 'EVERY'
        t1.temporal_function = True
        t1.document_role = 'MODIFICATION_TIME'
        t1.begin_timex = t1
        t1.end_timex = t2
        t1.context = t3
        d = GateDocument("""This	POS	B	20101010
is	POS	I
a	POS	I
sentence	POS	I
.	.	I
And	POS	B
a	POS	I
second	POS	I
sentence	POS	I
.	POS	I
Outside	POS	O""")
        d.reconcile([[('This', 'POS', set()), ('is', 'POS', set()), ('a', 'POS', set([t1])), ('sentence', 'POS', set([t1])), ('.', '.', set())], [('And', 'POS', set()), ('a', 'POS', set()), ('second', 'POS', set()), ('sentence', 'POS', set()), ('.', 'POS', set()), ], [('Outside', 'POS', set())]])
        self.assertEquals(str(d), """This		
is		
a	id=t1,value=20100710,type=DATE,mod=BEFORE,freq=1M,quant=EVERY,temporalFunction=true,functionInDocument=MODIFICATION_TIME,beginPoint=t1,endPoint=t2,anchorTimeID=t3	
sentence		t1
.		
And		
a		
second		
sentence		
.		
Outside		
""")