kr.angelov
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155afdf9b7
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a complete Python API for reading, printing and manipulation of abstract trees and types. This includes dependent types, high-order abstract syntax and implicit arguments
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2013-06-27 09:39:15 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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3c2d1890d0
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patch for adjustable heuristics from Python
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2013-06-26 07:36:03 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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7ba27229b3
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the statistical parser is now using two memory pools: one for parsing and one for the output trees. This means that the memory for parsing can be released as soon as the needed abstract trees are retrieved, while the trees themselves are retained in the separate output pool
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2013-05-06 15:28:04 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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22f44ef61f
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word completion in the C runtime. The runtime/python/test.py example is now using readline with word completion
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2013-05-01 06:09:55 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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542dcaa0ec
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the C runtime and the Python binding now have an API for parser evaluation. The API computes PARSEVAL and Exact Match for a given tree. As a side effect the abstract trees in Python are now compared for equality by value and not by reference
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2013-04-19 10:57:46 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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6a36ce77ff
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the class PgfConcr from the Python binding now has a property name which returns the name of the concrete syntax
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2013-02-11 15:51:26 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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90c3304147
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remove the pgf2yaml tool which was both broken and redundant. The declarations for generic programming from data.c are removed as well
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2013-02-11 13:51:12 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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5e2474e346
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This patch removes Gregoire's parse_tokens function in the python binding and adds another implementation which builds on the existing API for lexers in the C runtime. Now it is possible to write incremental Lexers in Python
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2013-02-01 09:29:43 +00:00 |
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gregoire.detrez
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0aae4702ed
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Python binding: add a parsing function that accepts directly a list of tokens.
Is allows to define a tokenizer in python (or use an existing one, from nltk for instance.)
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2013-01-24 13:31:34 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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20aaa4a989
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The first prototype for exhaustive generation in the C runtime. The trees are always listed in decreasing probability order. There is also an API for generation from Python
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2012-12-14 15:32:49 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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14e721dda9
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a top-level API for parsing in the C runtime
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2012-12-13 14:44:33 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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aa13090b66
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started an official API to the C runtime
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2012-12-12 11:25:58 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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d185938952
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a major refactoring in the robust parser: bottom-up filtering and garbage collection for the chart
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2012-10-25 14:42:53 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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c9c5675e1d
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now there is a limit of 2000000 items in the chart of the robust parser. This prevents from explosion in the memory size but it will also prevent us from parsing some sentences.
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2012-06-12 11:30:01 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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b27a440ef3
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now the robust parser is purely top-down and the meta rules compete on a fair basis with the grammar rules
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2012-06-12 09:29:51 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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f4c17cb7aa
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another attempt to port the robust parser to MacOS
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2012-05-16 15:18:44 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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28bce1cdc0
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added an API for printing the PGF to human readable format
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2012-01-21 10:27:55 +00:00 |
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kr.angelov
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2eee382a62
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initial import of the C runtime
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2012-01-20 13:41:10 +00:00 |
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