How to use the ginza.japanese_corrector.ex_attr function in ginza

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github megagonlabs / ginza / ginza_util / conllu_to_json.py View on Github external
dep_outer_label = g['dep']
                head_pos = g['pos']
            elif dep_outer_id != head_id:
                return False
    if dep_outer_id is None:
        print(gold_tokens[start:end], file=sys.stderr)
        raise Exception('unexpected state')
    elif start < dep_outer_id < end:
        dep_outer_id = start

    g = gold_tokens[start]
    g['orth'] = replacing_token.orth_
    g['lemma'] = replacing_token.lemma_
    g['pos'] = replacing_token.pos_
    g['tag'] = replacing_token.tag_
    g['inf'] = ex_attr(replacing_token).inf
    g['whitespace'] = replacing_token.whitespace_ != ''
    g['head'] = dep_outer_id - start
    if dep_outer_label.startswith('as_'):
        g['dep'] = dep_outer_label
    else:
        dep = dep_outer_label.split('_as_')[0]
        g['dep'] = dep if not extend_dep_labels or head_pos == g['pos'] else '{}_as_{}'.format(dep, head_pos)

    for g in gold_tokens:
        if g['id'] <= start and end <= g['id'] + g['head']:
            g['head'] -= end - start - 1
        elif g['id'] <= start < g['id'] + g['head']:
            g['head'] = start - g['id']
        elif g['id'] + g['head'] <= start and end <= g['id']:
            g['head'] += end - start - 1
        elif g['id'] + g['head'] < end <= g['id']:

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