def read_input_data(model):
data = []
vocab = set()
tokenizer = NltkAndPunctTokenizer()
splitter = Truncate(400) # NOTE: we truncate past 400 tokens
selector = TopTfIdf(NltkPlusStopWords(True), n_to_select=5)
with open(OPTS.input_file) as f:
for i, line in enumerate(f):
try:
document_raw, question_raw = line.strip().split('\t')
except ValueError as e:
print(line.strip())
print('Error at line %d' % i)
raise e
document = re.split("\s*\n\s*", document_raw)
question = tokenizer.tokenize_paragraph_flat(question_raw)
doc_toks = [tokenizer.tokenize_paragraph(p) for p in document]
split_doc = splitter.split(doc_toks)
context = selector.prune(question, split_doc)
if model.preprocessor is not None:
context = [model.preprocessor.encode_text(question, x) for x in context]
else:
context = [flatten_iterable(x.text) for x in context]
vocab.update(question)
for txt in context:
vocab.update(txt)
ex = [ParagraphAndQuestion(x, question, None, "user-question%d"%i)
for i, x in enumerate(context)]
data.append((document_raw, question_raw, context, ex))
return data, vocab
def find_answer(documents, raw_question):
raw_question = raw_question.lower()
documents = [d.lower() for d in documents]
global best_spans, conf
documents = [re.split("\s*\n\s*", doc) for doc in documents]
tokenizer = NltkAndPunctTokenizer()
question = tokenizer.tokenize_paragraph_flat(raw_question)
documents = [[tokenizer.tokenize_paragraph(p) for p in doc]
for doc in documents]
splitter = MergeParagraphs(400)
documents = [splitter.split(doc) for doc in documents]
if len(documents) == 1:
selector = TopTfIdf(NltkPlusStopWords(True), n_to_select=5)
context = selector.prune(question, documents[0])
else:
selector = ShallowOpenWebRanker(n_to_select=10)
context = selector.prune(question, flatten_iterable(documents))
context = [flatten_iterable(x.text) for x in context]
data = [
ParagraphAndQuestion(x, question, None, "user-question%d" % i)
for i, x in enumerate(context)
]
encoded = model.encode(data, is_train=False)
with sess.as_default():
spans, confid = sess.run([best_spans, conf], feed_dict=encoded)
best_para = np.argmax(confid)
ans = " ".join(context[best_para][spans[best_para][0]:spans[best_para][1] +
1])
confidence = confid[best_para]
return ans, confidence
def getAnswer(self):
#parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Run an ELMo model on user input")
#parser.add_argument("model", help="Model directory")
#parser.add_argument("question", help="Question to answer")
#parser.add_argument("documents", help="List of text documents to answer the question with", nargs='+')
#args = parser.parse_args()
#print("Preprocessing...")
# Load the model
model_dir = ModelDir(MODEL_DIR)
model = model_dir.get_model()
if not isinstance(model, ParagraphQuestionModel):
raise ValueError(
"This script is built to work for ParagraphQuestionModel models only"
)
conn = pyodbc.connect(DB_CONN)
cursor = conn.cursor()
#(23211,28690,33214,25638,25837,26454,28693,26137,31428,32087)
query="select cast(filetext as varchar(max)) as filetext, name, type from dbo.UserworkspaceData where objectmasterid= "+\
str(self.ObjectMasterId)+\
" order by id asc"
#query="select cast(filetext as varchar(max)) as filetext from kpl_tmp"
documents = []
document = ""
name = ""
filetype = 0
for doc in cursor.execute(query):
document = document + doc[0]
name = doc[1]
filetype = doc[2]
#open("E:/kpl.txt","w+").write(document)
documents.append(document)
#documents.replace("\n\n","\n")
#r.sub("",documents)
#documents=" ".join(documents.split())
#open("E:\kpl_test.txt","w+").write(document)
#doc="D:\Document QnA\document-qa-master\Data\Drug_Delivery_Surveying_Global_Competitive_Landscape_BMI.txt"
# =============================================================================
# if not isfile(doc):
# raise ValueError(doc + " does not exist")
# with open(doc, "r") as f:
# documents.append(f.read())
# =============================================================================
#print("Loaded %d documents" % len(documents))
#temp=documents[0].split()
# Split documents into lists of paragraphs
#documents=[" ".join(temp[i:(i+400)]) for i in range(1,len(temp),400)]
documents = [re.split("\s*\n\s*", doc) for doc in documents]
# Tokenize the input, the models expects data to be tokenized using `NltkAndPunctTokenizer`
# Note the model expects case-sensitive input
tokenizer = NltkAndPunctTokenizer()
question = tokenizer.tokenize_paragraph_flat(
self.Question) # List of words
# Now list of document->paragraph->sentence->word
documents = [[tokenizer.tokenize_paragraph(p) for p in doc]
for doc in documents]
# Now group the document into paragraphs, this returns `ExtractedParagraph` objects
# that additionally remember the start/end token of the paragraph within the source document
splitter = MergeParagraphs(400)
#splitter = PreserveParagraphs() # Uncomment to use the natural paragraph grouping
documents = [splitter.split(doc) for doc in documents]
#print(str(len(documents))+" kpl") #kpl
# Now select the top paragraphs using a `ParagraphFilter`
if len(documents) == 1:
# Use TF-IDF to select top paragraphs from the document
selector = TopTfIdf(NltkPlusStopWords(True), n_to_select=5)
context = selector.prune(question, documents[0])
else:
# Use a linear classifier to select top paragraphs among all the documents
selector = ShallowOpenWebRanker(n_to_select=10)
context = selector.prune(question, flatten_iterable(documents))
#print("Select %d paragraph" % len(context))
if model.preprocessor is not None:
# Models are allowed to define an additional pre-processing step
# This will turn the `ExtractedParagraph` objects back into simple lists of tokens
context = [
model.preprocessor.encode_text(question, x) for x in context
]
else:
# Otherwise just use flattened text
context = [flatten_iterable(x.text) for x in context]
#x=open("E:\context.txt","a+")
#[x.write(" ".join(cont)) for cont in context]
#x.write("\n.......................................................\n")
#print("Setting up model")
# Tell the model the batch size (can be None) and vocab to expect, This will load the
# needed word vectors and fix the batch size to use when building the graph / encoding the input
voc = set(question)
for txt in context:
voc.update(txt)
model.set_input_spec(self.nlp,
ParagraphAndQuestionSpec(batch_size=len(context)),
voc)
# Now we build the actual tensorflow graph, `best_span` and `conf` are
# tensors holding the predicted span (inclusive) and confidence scores for each
# element in the input batch, confidence scores being the pre-softmax logit for the span
#print("Build tf graph") #kpl
sess = tf.Session(config=tf.ConfigProto(allow_soft_placement=True))
# We need to use sess.as_default when working with the cuNND stuff, since we need an active
# session to figure out the # of parameters needed for each layer. The cpu-compatible models don't need this.
with sess.as_default():
# 8 means to limit the span to size 8 or less
best_spans, conf = model.get_prediction().get_best_span(8)
# Loads the saved weights
model_dir.restore_checkpoint(sess)
# Now the model is ready to run
# The model takes input in the form of `ContextAndQuestion` objects, for example:
data = [
ParagraphAndQuestion(x, question, None, "user-question%d" % i)
for i, x in enumerate(context)
]
#print("Starting run")
# The model is run in two steps, first it "encodes" a batch of paragraph/context pairs
# into numpy arrays, then we use `sess` to run the actual model get the predictions
encoded = model.encode(
data, is_train=True) # batch of `ContextAndQuestion` -> feed_dict
best_spans, conf = sess.run(
[best_spans, conf], feed_dict=encoded) # feed_dict -> predictions
best_para = np.argmax(
conf
) # We get output for each paragraph, select the most-confident one to print
#print("Best Paragraph: " + str(best_para))
#print("Best span: " + str(best_spans[best_para]))
#print("Answer text: " + " ".join(context[best_para][best_spans[best_para][0]:best_spans[best_para][1]+1]))
#print("Confidence: " + str(conf[best_para]))
Answer = " ".join(context[best_para]
[best_spans[best_para][0]:best_spans[best_para][1] +
1])
print("Confidence: " + str(conf[best_para]))
print("Best Paragraph: " + str(best_para))
print("Best span: " + str(best_spans[best_para]))
print("Answer text: " + Answer)
print(" ".join(context[best_para]))
context[best_para][best_spans[best_para][
0]] = r"<em>" + context[best_para][best_spans[best_para][0]]
context[best_para][best_spans[best_para][1]] = context[best_para][
best_spans[best_para][1]] + r"</em>"
start = 0
end = len(context[best_para])
positions = [
x for x, n in enumerate(context[best_para]
[0:best_spans[best_para][0]]) if n == "."
]
if len(positions) >= 2: start = positions[len(positions) - 2] + 1
positions = [
x
for x, n in enumerate(context[best_para][best_spans[best_para][1] +
1:]) if n == "."
]
if len(positions) > 1:
end = best_spans[best_para][1] + 1 + positions[1]
d = dict()
if conf[best_para] > 10:
d["answer"] = Answer
else:
d["answer"] = ""
d["name"] = name
d["filetype"] = filetype
d["paragraph"] = re.sub(r' (?=\W)', '',
" ".join(context[best_para][start:end]))
d["ObjectMasterId"] = self.ObjectMasterId
return d
#if __name__ == "__main__":
# main()
def main():
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Run an ELMo model on user input")
# parser.add_argument("model", type=int, help="Model directory")
parser.add_argument("question", help="Question to answer")
parser.add_argument("documents", help="List of text documents to answer the question with", nargs='+')
args = parser.parse_args()
# Models path
SQUAD_MODEL_DIRECTORY_PATH = 'docqa/models-cpu/squad'
SQUAD_SHARED_NORM_MODEL_DIRECTORY_PATH = 'docqa/models-cpu/squad-shared-norm'
TRIVIAQA_MODEL_DIRECTORY_PATH = 'docqa/models-cpu/triviaqa-unfiltered-shared-norm'
TRIVIAQA_SHARED_NORM_MODEL_DIRECTORY_PATH = 'docqa/models-cpu/triviaqa-web-shared-norm'
models_directory = [
SQUAD_MODEL_DIRECTORY_PATH,
SQUAD_SHARED_NORM_MODEL_DIRECTORY_PATH,
TRIVIAQA_MODEL_DIRECTORY_PATH,
TRIVIAQA_SHARED_NORM_MODEL_DIRECTORY_PATH
]
print("Preprocessing...")
# Load the model
# model_dir = ModelDir(args.model)
model_dir = ModelDir(models_directory[0])
model = model_dir.get_model()
if not isinstance(model, ParagraphQuestionModel):
raise ValueError("This script is built to work for ParagraphQuestionModel models only")
# Read the documents
documents = []
for doc in args.documents:
if not isfile(doc):
raise ValueError(doc + " does not exist")
with open(doc, "r") as f:
documents.append(f.read())
print("Loaded %d documents" % len(documents))
# Split documents into lists of paragraphs
documents = [re.split("\s*\n\s*", doc) for doc in documents]
# Tokenize the input, the models expects data to be tokenized using `NltkAndPunctTokenizer`
# Note the model expects case-sensitive input
tokenizer = NltkAndPunctTokenizer()
question = tokenizer.tokenize_paragraph_flat(args.question) # List of words
# Now list of document->paragraph->sentence->word
documents = [[tokenizer.tokenize_paragraph(p) for p in doc] for doc in documents]
# Now group the document into paragraphs, this returns `ExtractedParagraph` objects
# that additionally remember the start/end token of the paragraph within the source document
splitter = MergeParagraphs(400)
# splitter = PreserveParagraphs() # Uncomment to use the natural paragraph grouping
documents = [splitter.split(doc) for doc in documents]
# Now select the top paragraphs using a `ParagraphFilter`
if len(documents) == 1:
# Use TF-IDF to select top paragraphs from the document
selector = TopTfIdf(NltkPlusStopWords(True), n_to_select=5)
context = selector.prune(question, documents[0])
else:
# Use a linear classifier to select top paragraphs among all the documents
selector = ShallowOpenWebRanker(n_to_select=10)
context = selector.prune(question, flatten_iterable(documents))
print("Select %d paragraph" % len(context))
if model.preprocessor is not None:
# Models are allowed to define an additional pre-processing step
# This will turn the `ExtractedParagraph` objects back into simple lists of tokens
context = [model.preprocessor.encode_text(question, x) for x in context]
else:
# Otherwise just use flattened text
context = [flatten_iterable(x.text) for x in context]
print("Setting up model")
# Tell the model the batch size (can be None) and vocab to expect, This will load the
# needed word vectors and fix the batch size to use when building the graph / encoding the input
voc = set(question)
for txt in context:
voc.update(txt)
model.set_input_spec(ParagraphAndQuestionSpec(batch_size=len(context)), voc)
# Now we build the actual tensorflow graph, `best_span` and `conf` are
# tensors holding the predicted span (inclusive) and confidence scores for each
# element in the input batch, confidence scores being the pre-softmax logit for the span
print("Build tf graph")
sess = tf.Session(config=tf.ConfigProto(allow_soft_placement=True))
# We need to use sess.as_default when working with the cuNND stuff, since we need an active
# session to figure out the # of parameters needed for each layer. The cpu-compatible models don't need this.
with sess.as_default():
# 8 means to limit the span to size 8 or less
best_spans, conf = model.get_prediction().get_best_span(10)
# Loads the saved weights
model_dir.restore_checkpoint(sess)
# Now the model is ready to run
# The model takes input in the form of `ContextAndQuestion` objects, for example:
data = [ParagraphAndQuestion(x, question, None, "user-question%d"%i)
for i, x in enumerate(context)]
print("Starting run")
# The model is run in two steps, first it "encodes" a batch of paragraph/context pairs
# into numpy arrays, then we use `sess` to run the actual model get the predictions
encoded = model.encode(data, is_train=False) # batch of `ContextAndQuestion` -> feed_dict
best_spans, conf = sess.run([best_spans, conf], feed_dict=encoded) # feed_dict -> predictions
best_para = np.argmax(conf) # We get output for each paragraph, select the most-confident one to print
print("Best Paragraph: " + str(best_para))
para_id = int(str(best_para))
# print("Best Paragraph: \n" + (" ".join((paras[para_id].text)[0])))
print("Best Paragraph: \n" + " ".join(context[para_id]))
print("Best span: " + str(best_spans[best_para]))
print("Answer text: " + " ".join(context[best_para][best_spans[best_para][0]:best_spans[best_para][1]+1]))
print("Confidence: " + str(conf[best_para]))
def predict():
json_data = {"success": False, "predictions": []}
print("Preprocessing...")
# Load the model
model_dir = ModelDir(
"/home/antriv/conversation_ai/Transfer_Learning/ALLENAI_DocumentQA/document-qa/pretrained_models/models/triviaqa-unfiltered-shared-norm"
)
model = model_dir.get_model()
if not isinstance(model, ParagraphQuestionModel):
raise ValueError(
"This script is built to work for ParagraphQuestionModel models only"
)
# Load the question
question = (flask.request.data).decode("utf-8")
# Read the documents
documents = []
doclist = ["/home/antriv/data/The-Future-Computed.txt"]
for doc in doclist:
if not isfile(doc):
raise ValueError(doc + " does not exist")
with open(doc, "r") as f:
documents.append(f.read())
print("Loaded %d documents" % len(documents))
# Split documents into lists of paragraphs
documents = [re.split("\s*\n\s*", doc) for doc in documents]
# Tokenize the input, the models expects data to be tokenized using `NltkAndPunctTokenizer`
# Note the model expects case-sensitive input
tokenizer = NltkAndPunctTokenizer()
question = tokenizer.tokenize_paragraph_flat(question) # List of words
# Now list of document->paragraph->sentence->word
documents = [[tokenizer.tokenize_paragraph(p) for p in doc]
for doc in documents]
# Now group the document into paragraphs, this returns `ExtractedParagraph` objects
# that additionally remember the start/end token of the paragraph within the source document
splitter = MergeParagraphs(400)
#splitter = PreserveParagraphs() # Uncomment to use the natural paragraph grouping
documents = [splitter.split(doc) for doc in documents]
# Now select the top paragraphs using a `ParagraphFilter`
if len(documents) == 1:
# Use TF-IDF to select top paragraphs from the document
selector = TopTfIdf(NltkPlusStopWords(True), n_to_select=1000)
context = selector.prune(question, documents[0])
else:
# Use a linear classifier to select top paragraphs among all the documents
selector = ShallowOpenWebRanker(n_to_select=1000)
context = selector.prune(question, flatten_iterable(documents))
print("Select %d paragraph" % len(context))
if model.preprocessor is not None:
# Models are allowed to define an additional pre-processing step
# This will turn the `ExtractedParagraph` objects back into simple lists of tokens
context = [
model.preprocessor.encode_text(question, x) for x in context
]
else:
# Otherwise just use flattened text
context = [flatten_iterable(x.text) for x in context]
print("Setting up model")
# Tell the model the batch size (can be None) and vocab to expect, This will load the
# needed word vectors and fix the batch size to use when building the graph / encoding the input
voc = set(question)
for txt in context:
voc.update(txt)
model.set_input_spec(ParagraphAndQuestionSpec(batch_size=len(context)),
voc)
# Now we build the actual tensorflow graph, `best_span` and `conf` are
# tensors holding the predicted span (inclusive) and confidence scores for each
# element in the input batch, confidence scores being the pre-softmax logit for the span
print("Build tf graph")
sess = tf.Session(config=tf.ConfigProto(allow_soft_placement=True))
# We need to use sess.as_default when working with the cuNND stuff, since we need an active
# session to figure out the # of parameters needed for each layer. The cpu-compatible models don't need this.
with sess.as_default():
# 8 means to limit the span to size 8 or less
best_spans, conf = model.get_prediction().get_best_span(8)
# Loads the saved weights
model_dir.restore_checkpoint(sess)
# Now the model is ready to run
# The model takes input in the form of `ContextAndQuestion` objects, for example:
data = [
ParagraphAndQuestion(x, question, None, "user-question%d" % i)
for i, x in enumerate(context)
]
print("Starting run")
# The model is run in two steps, first it "encodes" a batch of paragraph/context pairs
# into numpy arrays, then we use `sess` to run the actual model get the predictions
encoded = model.encode(
data, is_train=False) # batch of `ContextAndQuestion` -> feed_dict
best_spans, conf = sess.run([best_spans, conf],
feed_dict=encoded) # feed_dict -> predictions
best_para = np.argmax(
conf
) # We get output for each paragraph, select the most-confident one to print
print("Best Paragraph: " + str(best_para))
print("Best span: " + str(best_spans[best_para]))
print("Answer text: " +
" ".join(context[best_para]
[best_spans[best_para][0]:best_spans[best_para][1] + 1]))
print("Confidence: " + str(conf[best_para]))
y_output = " ".join(
context[best_para][best_spans[best_para][0]:best_spans[best_para][1] +
1])
print(y_output)
json_data["predictions"].append(str(y_output))
#indicate that the request was a success
json_data["success"] = True
#return the data dictionary as a JSON response
return flask.jsonify(json_data)
def main(Data: pd.DataFrame, nlp, model_dir, model):
#parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Run an ELMo model on user input")
#parser.add_argument("model", help="Model directory")
#parser.add_argument("question", help="Question to answer")
#parser.add_argument("documents", help="List of text documents to answer the question with", nargs='+')
#args = parser.parse_args()
#print("Preprocessing...")
# Load the model
#model_dir = ModelDir(MODEL_DIR)
#model = model_dir.get_model()
print(model)
if not isinstance(model, ParagraphQuestionModel):
raise ValueError(
"This script is built to work for ParagraphQuestionModel models only"
)
#print(model)
# Read the documents
documents = []
documents.append(Data.at[0, 'Filetext'])
"""import pyodbc
conn = pyodbc.connect("Driver={ODBC Driver 13 for SQL Server};"
"Server=192.168.100.15;"
"Database=PharmaAce;"
"UID=sa;"
"PWD=admin@123;"
"Trusted_Connection=no;")
cursor=conn.cursor()
#(23211,28690,33214,25638,25837,26454,28693,26137,31428,32087)
for doc in cursor.execute("select cast(filetext as varchar(max)) as filetext from kpl_tmp"):
documents.append(doc[0])
#doc="D:\Document QnA\document-qa-master\Data\Drug_Delivery_Surveying_Global_Competitive_Landscape_BMI.txt"
if not isfile(doc):
raise ValueError(doc + " does not exist")
with open(doc, "r") as f:
documents.append(f.read())
"""
#print("Loaded %d documents" % len(documents))
#temp=documents[0].split()
# Split documents into lists of paragraphs
#documents=[" ".join(temp[i:(i+400)]) for i in range(1,len(temp),400)]
documents = [re.split("\s*\n\s*", doc) for doc in documents]
# Tokenize the input, the models expects data to be tokenized using `NltkAndPunctTokenizer`
# Note the model expects case-sensitive input
tokenizer = NltkAndPunctTokenizer()
question = tokenizer.tokenize_paragraph_flat(
Data.at[0, 'Question']) # List of words
# Now list of document->paragraph->sentence->word
documents = [[tokenizer.tokenize_paragraph(p) for p in doc]
for doc in documents]
# Now group the document into paragraphs, this returns `ExtractedParagraph` objects
# that additionally remember the start/end token of the paragraph within the source document
splitter = MergeParagraphs(400)
#splitter = PreserveParagraphs() # Uncomment to use the natural paragraph grouping
documents = [splitter.split(doc) for doc in documents]
#print(str(len(documents))+" kpl") #kpl
# Now select the top paragraphs using a `ParagraphFilter`
print(len(documents)) #kpl
if len(documents) == 1:
# Use TF-IDF to select top paragraphs from the document
selector = TopTfIdf(NltkPlusStopWords(True), n_to_select=5)
context = selector.prune(question, documents[0])
else:
# Use a linear classifier to select top paragraphs among all the documents
selector = ShallowOpenWebRanker(n_to_select=10)
context = selector.prune(question, flatten_iterable(documents))
#print("Select %d paragraph" % len(context))
if model.preprocessor is not None:
# Models are allowed to define an additional pre-processing step
# This will turn the `ExtractedParagraph` objects back into simple lists of tokens
context = [
model.preprocessor.encode_text(question, x) for x in context
]
else:
# Otherwise just use flattened text
context = [flatten_iterable(x.text) for x in context]
print("Setting up model")
# Tell the model the batch size (can be None) and vocab to expect, This will load the
# needed word vectors and fix the batch size to use when building the graph / encoding the input
voc = set(question)
for txt in context:
voc.update(txt)
model.set_input_spec(nlp,
ParagraphAndQuestionSpec(batch_size=len(context)),
voc)
# Now we build the actual tensorflow graph, `best_span` and `conf` are
# tensors holding the predicted span (inclusive) and confidence scores for each
# element in the input batch, confidence scores being the pre-softmax logit for the span
#print("Build tf graph") #kpl
print("after set input spec")
sess = tf.Session(config=tf.ConfigProto(allow_soft_placement=True))
# We need to use sess.as_default when working with the cuNND stuff, since we need an active
# session to figure out the # of parameters needed for each layer. The cpu-compatible models don't need this.
with sess.as_default():
# 8 means to limit the span to size 8 or less
best_spans, conf = model.get_prediction().get_best_span(8)
# Loads the saved weights
model_dir.restore_checkpoint(sess)
print("after loading weights")
# Now the model is ready to run
# The model takes input in the form of `ContextAndQuestion` objects, for example:
data = [
ParagraphAndQuestion(x, question, None, "user-question%d" % i)
for i, x in enumerate(context)
]
#print("Starting run")
# The model is run in two steps, first it "encodes" a batch of paragraph/context pairs
# into numpy arrays, then we use `sess` to run the actual model get the predictions
encoded = model.encode(
data, is_train=True) # batch of `ContextAndQuestion` -> feed_dict
best_spans, conf = sess.run([best_spans, conf],
feed_dict=encoded) # feed_dict -> predictions
best_para = np.argmax(
conf
) # We get output for each paragraph, select the most-confident one to print
#print("Best Paragraph: " + str(best_para))
#print("Best span: " + str(best_spans[best_para]))
#print("Answer text: " + " ".join(context[best_para][best_spans[best_para][0]:best_spans[best_para][1]+1]))
#print("Confidence: " + str(conf[best_para]))
return " ".join(
context[best_para][best_spans[best_para][0]:best_spans[best_para][1] +
1])
#if __name__ == "__main__":
# main()