Пример #1
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/**
 * Do the following pruning steps until nothing happens:
 * power pp power pp power pp....
 * Make sure you do them both at least once.
 */
void pp_and_power_prune(Sentence sent, Parse_Options opts)
{
	power_prune(sent, opts);
	pp_prune(sent, opts);

	return;

	// Not reached. We can actually gain a few percent of
	// performance be skipping the loop below. Mostly, it just
	// does a lot of work, and pretty much finds nothing.
	// And so we skip it.
#ifdef ONLY_IF_YOU_THINK_THIS_IS_WORTH_IT
	for (;;) {
		if (pp_prune(sent, opts) == 0) break;
		if (power_prune(sent, opts) == 0) break;
	}
#endif
}
Пример #2
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/**
 * Prune useless disjuncts.
 */
void pp_and_power_prune(Sentence sent, Parse_Options opts)
{
	power_table pt;
	power_table_alloc(sent, &pt);
	power_table_init(sent, &pt);

	power_prune(sent, opts, &pt);
	if (pp_prune(sent, opts) > 0)
		power_prune(sent, opts, &pt);

	/* No benefit for now to make additional pp_prune() & power_prune() -
	 * additional deletions are very rare and even then most of the
	 * times only one disjunct is deleted. */

	power_table_delete(&pt);

	return;
}
Пример #3
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void my_prepare_to_parse(Sentence sent, Parse_Options opts) {
/* assumes that the sentence expression lists have been generated     */
/* this does all the necessary pruning and building of and            */
/* structures.                                                        */
    int i, has_conjunction;

  //  build_sentence_disjuncts(sent, opts->disjunct_cost);
  //  if (verbosity > 2) {
	//printf("After expanding expressions into disjuncts:") ;
	//print_disjunct_counts(sent);
   // }
    print_time(opts, "Built disjuncts");
    
    for (i=0; i<sent->length; i++) {
	sent->word[i].d = eliminate_duplicate_disjuncts(sent->word[i].d);
    }
    print_time(opts, "Eliminated duplicate disjuncts");

    if (verbosity > 2) {
	printf("\nAfter expression pruning and duplicate elimination:\n");
	print_disjunct_counts(sent);
    }

    null_links = (opts->min_null_count > 0);

    has_conjunction = sentence_contains_conjunction(sent);
    set_connector_length_limits(sent, opts);
    build_deletable(sent, has_conjunction);
    build_effective_dist(sent, has_conjunction);  
    /* why do we do these here instead of in
       first_prepare_to_parse() only?  The
       reason is that the deletable region
       depends on if null links are in use.
       with null_links everything is deletable */

    if (!has_conjunction) {
	pp_and_power_prune(sent, RUTHLESS, opts);
    } else {
	pp_and_power_prune(sent, GENTLE, opts);
	
	/*if (verbosity > 2) {
	    printf("\nAfter Gentle power pruning:\n");
	    print_disjunct_counts(sent);
	}
	*/
	/*print_time(opts, "Finished gentle power pruning"); */
	conjunction_prune(sent, opts);
	if (verbosity > 2) {
	    printf("\nAfter conjunction pruning:\n");
	    print_disjunct_counts(sent);
	    print_statistics();
	}
	print_time(opts, "Done conjunction pruning");
	build_conjunction_tables(sent);
	install_fat_connectors(sent);
	install_special_conjunctive_connectors(sent);
	if (verbosity > 2) {
	    printf("After conjunctions, disjuncts counts:\n");
	    print_disjunct_counts(sent);
	}
	set_connector_length_limits(sent, opts);
              /* have to do this again cause of the
	         new fat connectors and disjuncts */

	print_time(opts, "Constructed fat disjuncts");
	
	prune(sent);
	print_time(opts, "Pruned fat disjuncts");
	
	for (i=0; i<sent->length; i++) {
	    sent->word[i].d = eliminate_duplicate_disjuncts(sent->word[i].d);
	}
	if (verbosity > 2) {
	    printf("After pruning and duplicate elimination:\n");
	    print_disjunct_counts(sent);
	}
	print_time(opts, "Eliminated duplicate disjuncts (again)");
	
	if (verbosity > 2) print_AND_statistics(sent);

	power_prune(sent, RUTHLESS, opts);
    }

    /*
    if (verbosity > 2) {
	printf("\nAfter RUTHLESS power-pruning:\n");
	print_disjunct_counts(sent);
    }
    */
    /* print time for power pruning used to be here */
    /* now done in power_prune itself */
    print_time(opts, "Initialized fast matcher and hash table");
}