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remove parsing for long sentences, to stop pipeline from crashing/hanging

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prasant.kolachina
2015-04-27 13:05:14 +00:00
parent 605959fe16
commit e9474e2a3f
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src/runtime/python/examples/gf_utils.py
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@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ def getKLinearizations(grammar, tgtlanguage, abstractParsesList):
kBestTrans.append( ((parseprob,), postprocessor( generator(parse) )) );
yield kBestTrans;
def getKBestParses(grammar, language, K, callbacks=[], serializable=False, sentid=count(1)):
def getKBestParses(grammar, language, K, callbacks=[], serializable=False, sentid=count(1), max_length=50):
parser = grammar.languages[language].parse;
def worker(sentence):
sentence = sentence.strip();
@@ -130,6 +130,10 @@ def getKBestParses(grammar, language, K, callbacks=[], serializable=False, senti
tstart = time.time();
kBestParses = [];
parseScores = {};
if len(sentence.split()) > max_length:
tend, err = time.time(), "Sentence too long (%d tokens). Might potentially run out of memory" %(len(sentence.split()));
print >>sys.stderr, '%d\t%.4f\t%s' %(curid, tend-tstart, err);
return tend-tstart, kBestParses; # temporary hack to make sure parser does not get killed for very long sentences;
try:
for parseidx, parse in enumerate( parser(sentence, heuristics=0, callbacks=callbacks) ):
parseScores[parse[0]] = True;