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create_coref_paths.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf8 -*-
import sys
import re
import argparse
import os
from amr_utils import *
from var_free_amrs import delete_wiki, single_line_convert
'''Script that converts the AMRs to a single line, taking care of re-entrancies in a nice way
It does this by adding the absolute or relative paths. Currently, only absolute paths are implemented.
Method is described in "Dealing with Co-reference in Neural Semantic Parsing", Van Noord and Bos, 2017
Sample input:
# ::snt Bob likes himself.
(l / like
:ARG0 (p / person :name "Bob")
:ARG1 p)
Sample output *.tf:
(like :ARG0 (person :name "Bob") :ARG1 ( { :ARG0 |1| } ))
Sample output *.sent:
Bob likes himself.'''
def create_arg_parser():
'''Create argument parser'''
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument("-f", required=True, type=str, help="directory that contains the amrs")
parser.add_argument('-output_ext', required = False, default = '.tf', help="extension of output AMR files (default .tf)")
parser.add_argument('-sent_ext', required=False, default='.sent', help="extension of sentences (default .sent)")
parser.add_argument('-p', required = True, action='store', choices=['rel','abs'], help='Add relative or absolute path?') #currently only abs is implemented
args = parser.parse_args()
return args
def replace_coreference(one_line_amrs, sents):
'''Function that replaces coreference entities by its relative or absolute path
Also normalizes the input, references to variables can not be before instantiation'''
new_amrs = []
coref_amrs = []
path_dict = {}
amrs = [x.replace('(',' ( ').replace(')',' ) ').split() for x in one_line_amrs] # "tokenize" AMRs
no_var_list = ['interrogative','expressive','imperative'] # we always skip stuff such as :mode interrogative as possible variables
for count, spl in enumerate(amrs):
var_dict = get_var_dict(spl) #find the path for each variable, save in dict
cur_path = []
all_paths = []
new_spl = []
vars_seen = []
level, previous_open, previous_close, added_var = 0, False, False, False
for idx in range(1, len(spl)): #skip first parenthesis to make things easier, add later
new_spl.append(spl[idx]) #add all parts, if it is a variable and needs changing we do that later
if idx == (len(spl) -1): #skip last item, never coreference variable
continue
var_check, vars_seen = variable_match(spl, idx, no_var_list, vars_seen) #check if entity looks like a coreference variable
if spl[idx] == '(': #opening parenthesis, means we have to add the previous argument to our path
level += 1
cur_path, all_paths = find_cur_path_addition(cur_path, spl, idx, all_paths)
previous_close = False
elif spl[idx] == ')': #closing, decrease level by 1
level -= 1
previous_close = True
elif previous_close: #we previously saw a closing parenthesis, means we have finished the last part of our path
cur_path = cur_path[0:level]
previous_close = False
elif var_check: #boolean that checked whether it is a variable
previous_close = False
if not (spl[idx].startswith(':') or spl[idx].startswith('"')): #not a relation or value, often re-entrancy, check whether it exists
if spl[idx] in var_dict: #found variable, check paths here
path_dict, all_paths, new_spl = add_path_to_amr(spl, idx, vars_seen, var_dict, cur_path, count, path_dict, all_paths, new_spl, coref_amrs)
else:
previous_close = False #we saw a non-interesting entity, just continue
new_line = '(' + " ".join(new_spl)
new_line = reverse_tokenize(new_line) #reverse tokenization process of AMRs regarding parentheses
new_amrs.append(new_line)
assert len(amrs) == len(new_amrs) #check if everything is still correct length
print_coref_stats(coref_amrs, amrs, new_amrs, path_dict)
return new_amrs
def get_var_dict(spl):
'''Function that returns a dictionary with all variable and their absolute path for an AMR'''
cur_path = []
level = 0
all_paths = []
var_dict = dict()
previous_open = False
previous_close = False
for idx in range(1, len(spl)): #skip first parenthesis
if spl[idx] == '(':
level += 1
cur_path, all_paths = find_cur_path_addition(cur_path, spl, idx, all_paths)
previous_close = False
elif spl[idx] == ')':
level -= 1
previous_close = True
elif spl[idx] == '/':
var_name = spl[idx-1] #var found
var_value = spl[idx+1]
if var_name not in var_dict:
var_dict[var_name] = [var_value, " ".join(cur_path)]
previous_close = False
elif previous_close:
cur_path = cur_path[0:level]
previous_close = False
else:
previous_close = False
return var_dict
def variable_match(spl, idx, no_var_list, vars_seen):
'''Function that matches entities that are variables'''
if spl[idx+1] == '/':
vars_seen.append(spl[idx])
return False, vars_seen
elif (not (spl[idx-1] == '/') and any(char.isalpha() for char in spl[idx]) and spl[idx] not in no_var_list):
return True, vars_seen
else:
return False, vars_seen
def find_cur_path_addition(cur_path, spl, idx, all_paths):
'''Function that finds what we have to add to our current path'''
counter = 1
found_before = False
for c in range(15,1,-1):
to_add = "".join(cur_path) + spl[idx-1] + '|{0}|'.format(c) #if there are multiple occurences, add the next one (2,3,4,5 etc)
if to_add in all_paths:
counter = c
found_before = True
break
prev_add = to_add
if not found_before:
counter = 1
cur_path.append(spl[idx-1] + '|{0}|'.format(counter))
all_paths.append(prev_add)
if len(all_paths) != len(set(all_paths)):
print 'Something is wrong'
return cur_path, all_paths
def replace_variables(amrs):
new_amrs = []
for a in amrs:
add_enter = re.sub(r'(:[a-zA-Z0-9-]+)(\|\d\|)',r'\1 \2',a)
deleted_var_string = re.sub(r'\((.*?/)', '(', add_enter).replace('( ', '(')
new_amrs.append(deleted_var_string)
return new_amrs
def add_path_to_amr(spl, idx, vars_seen, var_dict, cur_path, count, path_dict, all_paths, new_spl, coref_amrs):
'''Function that finds the path that needs to be added and adds it'''
if spl[idx-1].startswith(':'): #we skipped this part of the path because it doesn't start with a parenthesis, still add it here
cur_path, all_paths = find_cur_path_addition(cur_path, spl, idx, all_paths)
if args.p == 'rel':
raise NotImplementedError("Relative paths are not implemented yet")
else:
new_spl[-1] = '{ ' + var_dict[spl[idx]][1] + ' }' #add absolute path here
add_path = var_dict[spl[idx]][1]
if not coref_amrs or coref_amrs[-1] != count: #check if we already added this AMR
coref_amrs.append(count)
path_dict = add_to_dict(path_dict, add_path, 1)
return path_dict, all_paths, new_spl
def print_coref_stats(coref_amrs, amrs, new_amrs, path_dict):
'''Print interesting statistics about coref parsing'''
print 'Length of AMRs with coref: {0}'.format(len(coref_amrs))
total, once, max_len = 0, 0, 0
for key in path_dict:
total += 1
if path_dict[key] == 1:
once += 1
if len(key.split()) > max_len:
max_len = len(key.split())
long_path = key
print 'Longest path: {0}\nOf length: {1}\n'.format(long_path, max_len)
print '{0} out of {1} are unique'.format(once, total)
if __name__ == "__main__":
args = create_arg_parser()
print 'Processing file {0}'.format(args.f)
amr_file_no_wiki = delete_wiki(args.f)
single_amrs, sents = single_line_convert(amr_file_no_wiki)
repl_amrs = replace_coreference(single_amrs, sents)
final_amrs = replace_variables(repl_amrs)
out_f = args.f + args.output_ext
out_f_sents = args.f + args.sent_ext
write_to_file(final_amrs, out_f)
write_to_file(sents, out_f_sents)