Text-NSP-1.09/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507161011525 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507156013146 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160015217 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A5.reqd/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507154017376 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data4.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000251010276302303023141 0ustar tpederse57 raj<>kapoor<>2 3 5 cholis<>kameezes<>1 2 2 legendary<>showman<>1 2 1 churidars<>ghagra<>1 2 2 sequins<>kota<>1 1 1 rk<>cottage<>1 3 1 kapoor<>lived<>1 2 2 grandad<>kapoor<>1 2 5 marries<>childhood<>1 2 2 karisma<>childhood<>1 2 2 kota<>work<>1 1 2 work<>sequins<>1 1 2 decorated<>mirrors<>1 1 1 house<>residence<>1 1 2 industrialist<>kapur<>1 2 2 grandfather<>legendary<>1 1 1 embellished<>chikan<>1 1 1 kapoor<>wear<>1 2 1 showman<>raj<>1 2 3 kapur<>september<>1 1 1 delhi<>sunjay<>1 2 2 includes<>churidars<>1 2 2 chembur<>mumbai<>1 1 1 wear<>sherwani<>1 1 1 rk<>residence<>1 3 2 showman<>kapoor<>1 2 5 randhir<>kapoor<>1 1 5 ghagra<>salwar<>1 2 2 delhi<>industrialist<>1 2 1 chikan<>work<>1 2 2 karisma<>marries<>1 2 1 churidars<>cholis<>1 2 2 ghagra<>cholis<>1 2 2 saris<>churidars<>1 2 2 friend<>delhi<>1 1 1 grandad<>raj<>1 2 3 includes<>saris<>1 2 1 spacious<>lawns<>1 1 1 salwar<>kameezes<>1 1 2 marries<>friend<>1 2 2 manish<>malhotra<>1 1 1 childhood<>friend<>1 1 2 cholis<>salwar<>1 2 2 colours<>embellished<>1 1 1 chikan<>sequins<>1 2 2 soft<>colours<>1 1 1 rk<>house<>1 3 1 mirrors<>mogras<>1 1 1 legendary<>raj<>1 2 3 malhotra<>includes<>1 1 1 mogras<>guests<>1 1 1 sunjay<>kapur<>1 1 2 saris<>ghagra<>1 2 2 designed<>manish<>1 1 1 raj<>lived<>1 3 2 industrialist<>sunjay<>1 2 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303021521 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303021515 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data1.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000122710276302303023142 0ustar tpederse27 sequins<>kota<>1 1 1 light<>pink<>1 1 1 friend<>sanjay<>1 2 2 kota<>work<>1 1 2 work<>sequins<>1 1 2 manish<>malhotra<>1 1 1 childhood<>friend<>1 2 1 embellished<>chikan<>1 1 1 friend<>kapur<>1 2 2 karishma<>ravishing<>1 3 2 sanjay<>kapur<>1 1 2 chikan<>sequins<>1 2 2 kapur<>september<>1 1 1 looked<>ravishing<>1 1 2 bridegroom<>dressed<>1 1 1 childhood<>sanjay<>1 2 2 bridal<>lehenga<>1 2 1 karishma<>looked<>1 3 1 colour<>embellished<>1 1 1 bridal<>designed<>1 2 2 karishma<>marriage<>1 3 1 pink<>colour<>1 1 1 designed<>manish<>1 1 1 lehenga<>light<>1 2 1 extravagant<>wedding<>1 1 1 chikan<>work<>1 2 2 lehenga<>designed<>1 2 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303021522 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data2.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000056510276302303023147 0ustar tpederse20 took<>place<>2 2 4 wedding<>took<>2 4 3 rk<>house<>2 3 2 wedding<>place<>1 4 4 golf<>course<>1 1 1 course<>chembur<>1 1 1 rk<>studios<>1 3 1 grand<>raj<>1 2 2 married<>rk<>1 1 1 chembur<>mumbai<>1 1 1 ceremony<>took<>1 2 3 ceremony<>place<>1 2 4 house<>sangeet<>1 1 1 father<>raj<>1 1 2 grand<>father<>1 2 1 raj<>bunglow<>1 1 1 wedding<>ceremony<>1 4 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A5.reqd/huge-count.output0100644012467300001570000000472110276302303022723 0ustar tpederse127 raj<>kapoor<>4 6 9 raj<>lived<>1 6 2 raj<>bunglow<>1 6 1 grand<>raj<>1 2 8 father<>raj<>1 1 8 papa<>raj<>1 2 8 papa<>kapoor<>1 2 9 krishna<>raj<>1 2 8 mummy<>raj<>1 2 8 showman<>raj<>1 2 8 grandad<>raj<>1 2 8 grandad<>kapoor<>1 2 9 legendary<>raj<>1 2 8 legendary<>showman<>1 2 1 krishna<>kapoor<>1 2 9 showman<>kapoor<>1 2 9 randhir<>kapoor<>1 1 9 kapoor<>heard<>1 3 1 kapoor<>lived<>1 3 2 kapoor<>wear<>1 3 1 sequins<>kota<>2 2 2 light<>pink<>1 1 1 friend<>delhi<>1 3 2 bought<>delhi<>1 1 2 friend<>sanjay<>1 3 2 friend<>kapur<>1 3 4 sanjay<>kapur<>1 1 4 industrialist<>kapur<>1 2 4 sunjay<>kapur<>1 1 4 kota<>work<>2 2 4 chikan<>work<>2 4 4 work<>sequins<>2 2 4 chikan<>sequins<>2 4 4 manish<>malhotra<>2 2 2 designed<>manish<>2 2 2 childhood<>friend<>2 3 3 marries<>friend<>1 2 3 childhood<>sanjay<>1 3 2 embellished<>chikan<>2 2 2 karishma<>ravishing<>1 3 2 kapur<>september<>2 2 2 looked<>ravishing<>1 1 2 bridegroom<>dressed<>1 1 1 bridal<>lehenga<>1 2 3 wedding<>lehenga<>1 5 3 wedding<>took<>2 5 3 wedding<>place<>1 5 4 wedding<>ceremony<>1 5 1 wore<>lehenga<>1 1 3 karishma<>looked<>1 3 1 colours<>embellished<>1 1 2 colour<>embellished<>1 1 2 bridal<>designed<>1 2 2 karishma<>marriage<>1 3 1 pink<>colour<>1 1 1 lehenga<>light<>1 3 1 lehenga<>bought<>1 3 1 lehenga<>designed<>1 3 2 extravagant<>wedding<>1 1 1 took<>place<>2 2 4 rk<>house<>3 6 3 rk<>studios<>1 6 1 rk<>cottage<>1 6 1 rk<>residence<>1 6 2 golf<>course<>1 1 1 course<>chembur<>1 1 1 married<>rk<>1 1 1 chembur<>mumbai<>2 2 2 ceremony<>took<>1 2 3 ceremony<>place<>1 2 4 house<>sangeet<>1 2 1 house<>residence<>1 2 2 grand<>father<>1 2 1 reception<>mummy<>1 2 1 climbing<>horse<>1 1 1 sari<>silver<>1 1 1 casually<>somewhere<>1 1 1 somewhere<>invited<>1 1 1 reception<>krishna<>1 2 2 heard<>casually<>1 1 1 mummy<>krishna<>1 2 2 crowd<>fainted<>1 1 2 ghodi<>climbing<>1 1 1 husband<>fainted<>1 1 2 cholis<>kameezes<>1 2 2 churidars<>ghagra<>1 2 2 marries<>childhood<>1 2 2 karisma<>childhood<>1 2 2 decorated<>mirrors<>1 1 1 grandfather<>legendary<>1 1 1 delhi<>sunjay<>1 2 2 includes<>churidars<>1 2 2 wear<>sherwani<>1 1 1 ghagra<>salwar<>1 2 2 delhi<>industrialist<>1 2 1 karisma<>marries<>1 2 1 churidars<>cholis<>1 2 2 ghagra<>cholis<>1 2 2 saris<>churidars<>1 2 2 includes<>saris<>1 2 1 spacious<>lawns<>1 1 1 salwar<>kameezes<>1 1 2 cholis<>salwar<>1 2 2 soft<>colours<>1 1 1 mirrors<>mogras<>1 1 1 malhotra<>includes<>1 1 1 mogras<>guests<>1 1 1 saris<>ghagra<>1 2 2 industrialist<>sunjay<>1 2 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data3.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000100010276302303023131 0ustar tpederse23 raj<>kapoor<>2 2 4 reception<>mummy<>1 2 1 kapoor<>heard<>1 1 1 wedding<>lehenga<>1 1 2 wore<>lehenga<>1 1 2 krishna<>kapoor<>1 2 4 climbing<>horse<>1 1 1 sari<>silver<>1 1 1 casually<>somewhere<>1 1 1 somewhere<>invited<>1 1 1 reception<>krishna<>1 2 2 bought<>delhi<>1 1 1 papa<>kapoor<>1 2 4 heard<>casually<>1 1 1 mummy<>krishna<>1 2 2 crowd<>fainted<>1 1 2 ghodi<>climbing<>1 1 1 papa<>raj<>1 2 3 krishna<>raj<>1 2 3 husband<>fainted<>1 1 2 lehenga<>bought<>1 1 1 mummy<>raj<>1 2 3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303021514 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A7.reqd/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507156017402 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data1.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000055710276302303023153 0ustar tpederse15 sanjay<>kapur<>1 1 1 looked<>ravishing<>1 1 1 light<>pink<>1 1 1 bridal<>lehenga<>1 1 1 friend<>sanjay<>1 1 1 karishma<>looked<>1 1 1 colour<>embellished<>1 1 1 kota<>work<>1 1 2 work<>sequins<>1 1 1 manish<>malhotra<>1 1 1 childhood<>friend<>1 1 1 september<>karishma<>1 1 1 extravagant<>wedding<>1 1 1 chikan<>work<>1 1 2 lehenga<>designed<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303021521 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data2.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000033310276302303023144 0ustar tpederse12 took<>place<>2 2 2 rk<>house<>2 3 2 chembur<>mumbai<>1 1 1 ceremony<>took<>1 1 2 golf<>course<>1 1 1 wedding<>took<>1 2 2 rk<>studios<>1 3 1 father<>raj<>1 1 1 grand<>father<>1 1 1 wedding<>ceremony<>1 2 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A7.reqd/huge-count.output0100644012467300001570000000233510276302303022724 0ustar tpederse67 took<>place<>2 2 2 rk<>house<>3 5 3 chembur<>mumbai<>2 2 2 ceremony<>took<>1 1 2 golf<>course<>1 1 1 wedding<>took<>1 2 2 rk<>studios<>1 5 1 father<>raj<>1 1 5 grand<>father<>1 1 1 wedding<>ceremony<>1 2 1 bridal<>lehenga<>1 1 1 chikan<>work<>2 2 4 childhood<>friend<>2 2 2 colour<>embellished<>1 1 1 extravagant<>wedding<>1 1 1 friend<>sanjay<>1 1 1 karishma<>looked<>1 1 1 kota<>work<>2 2 4 lehenga<>designed<>1 2 1 light<>pink<>1 1 1 looked<>ravishing<>1 1 1 manish<>malhotra<>2 2 2 sanjay<>kapur<>1 1 2 september<>karishma<>1 1 1 work<>sequins<>2 2 2 casually<>somewhere<>1 1 1 ghodi<>climbing<>1 1 1 husband<>fainted<>1 1 1 krishna<>raj<>1 1 5 lehenga<>bought<>1 2 1 mummy<>krishna<>1 1 1 papa<>raj<>1 1 5 raj<>kapoor<>4 4 5 reception<>mummy<>1 1 1 cholis<>salwar<>1 1 1 churidars<>ghagra<>1 1 1 delhi<>industrialist<>1 1 1 ghagra<>cholis<>1 1 1 grandad<>raj<>1 1 5 house<>residence<>1 1 1 includes<>saris<>1 1 1 industrialist<>sunjay<>1 1 1 kapoor<>lived<>1 2 1 kapoor<>randhir<>1 2 1 karisma<>marries<>1 1 1 legendary<>showman<>1 1 1 marries<>childhood<>1 1 1 randhir<>kapoor<>1 1 5 rk<>cottage<>1 5 1 salwar<>kameezes<>1 1 1 saris<>churidars<>1 1 1 showman<>raj<>1 1 5 soft<>colours<>1 1 1 spacious<>lawns<>1 1 1 sunjay<>kapur<>1 1 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data4.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000125710276302303023154 0ustar tpederse30 raj<>kapoor<>2 2 3 ghagra<>cholis<>1 1 1 legendary<>showman<>1 1 1 churidars<>ghagra<>1 1 1 saris<>churidars<>1 1 1 grandad<>raj<>1 1 2 includes<>saris<>1 1 1 rk<>cottage<>1 2 1 kapoor<>lived<>1 2 1 spacious<>lawns<>1 1 1 salwar<>kameezes<>1 1 1 kapoor<>randhir<>1 2 1 marries<>childhood<>1 1 1 kota<>work<>1 1 2 work<>sequins<>1 1 1 manish<>malhotra<>1 1 1 house<>residence<>1 1 1 childhood<>friend<>1 1 1 cholis<>salwar<>1 1 1 showman<>raj<>1 1 2 chembur<>mumbai<>1 1 1 soft<>colours<>1 1 1 rk<>house<>1 2 1 randhir<>kapoor<>1 1 3 sunjay<>kapur<>1 1 1 delhi<>industrialist<>1 1 1 industrialist<>sunjay<>1 1 1 chikan<>work<>1 1 2 karisma<>marries<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303021526 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303021525 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303021520 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data3.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000032310276302303023144 0ustar tpederse10 raj<>kapoor<>2 2 2 reception<>mummy<>1 1 1 mummy<>krishna<>1 1 1 ghodi<>climbing<>1 1 1 casually<>somewhere<>1 1 1 papa<>raj<>1 1 2 krishna<>raj<>1 1 2 husband<>fainted<>1 1 1 lehenga<>bought<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-B1.data2/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507153017432 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-B1.data2/test-A2.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303021554 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-B1.data2/test-A2.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303021546 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-B1.data2/test-A2.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303021553 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-B1.data2/test-A2.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303021547 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A53.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303017430 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A73.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303017425 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/testB1.sh0100644012467300001570000000064510276302303016706 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test B1 for huge-count.pl" echo "Running huge-count.pl test-B1.output test-B1.data1 test-B1.data2 test-B1.data3" huge-count.pl test-B1.output test-B1.data1 test-B1.data2 test-B1.data3 >& test-B1.err diff -w test-B1.err test-B1.reqd > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-B1.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f -r var test-B1.output test-B1.err Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A3.reqd/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160017371 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A3.reqd/test-A3.data4.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000122710276302303023141 0ustar tpederse29 raj<>kapoor<>2 2 3 ghagra<>cholis<>1 1 1 legendary<>showman<>1 1 1 churidars<>ghagra<>1 1 1 saris<>churidars<>1 1 1 grandad<>raj<>1 1 2 includes<>saris<>1 1 1 rk<>cottage<>1 2 1 kapoor<>lived<>1 1 1 spacious<>lawns<>1 1 1 salwar<>kameezes<>1 1 1 marries<>childhood<>1 1 1 kota<>work<>1 1 2 work<>sequins<>1 1 1 manish<>malhotra<>1 1 1 house<>residence<>1 1 1 childhood<>friend<>1 1 1 cholis<>salwar<>1 1 1 showman<>raj<>1 1 2 chembur<>mumbai<>1 1 1 soft<>colours<>1 1 1 rk<>house<>1 2 1 randhir<>kapoor<>1 1 3 sunjay<>kapur<>1 1 1 delhi<>industrialist<>1 1 1 industrialist<>sunjay<>1 1 1 chikan<>work<>1 1 2 karisma<>marries<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A3.reqd/huge-count.output0100644012467300001570000000232410276302303022716 0ustar tpederse65 raj<>kapoor<>4 4 5 rk<>house<>3 5 3 rk<>studios<>1 5 1 rk<>cottage<>1 5 1 kota<>work<>2 2 4 chikan<>work<>2 2 4 work<>sequins<>2 2 2 manish<>malhotra<>2 2 2 childhood<>friend<>2 2 2 took<>place<>2 2 2 chembur<>mumbai<>2 2 2 sanjay<>kapur<>1 1 2 sunjay<>kapur<>1 1 2 looked<>ravishing<>1 1 1 light<>pink<>1 1 1 bridal<>lehenga<>1 1 1 friend<>sanjay<>1 1 1 karishma<>looked<>1 1 1 colour<>embellished<>1 1 1 extravagant<>wedding<>1 1 1 lehenga<>designed<>1 2 1 ceremony<>took<>1 1 2 golf<>course<>1 1 1 wedding<>took<>1 2 2 father<>raj<>1 1 5 papa<>raj<>1 1 5 krishna<>raj<>1 1 5 grandad<>raj<>1 1 5 showman<>raj<>1 1 5 grand<>father<>1 1 1 wedding<>ceremony<>1 2 1 randhir<>kapoor<>1 1 5 reception<>mummy<>1 1 1 mummy<>krishna<>1 1 1 ghodi<>climbing<>1 1 1 casually<>somewhere<>1 1 1 husband<>fainted<>1 1 1 lehenga<>bought<>1 2 1 ghagra<>cholis<>1 1 1 legendary<>showman<>1 1 1 churidars<>ghagra<>1 1 1 saris<>churidars<>1 1 1 includes<>saris<>1 1 1 kapoor<>lived<>1 1 1 spacious<>lawns<>1 1 1 salwar<>kameezes<>1 1 1 marries<>childhood<>1 1 1 house<>residence<>1 1 1 cholis<>salwar<>1 1 1 soft<>colours<>1 1 1 delhi<>industrialist<>1 1 1 industrialist<>sunjay<>1 1 1 karisma<>marries<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A3.reqd/test-A3.data2.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000033310276302303023134 0ustar tpederse12 took<>place<>2 2 2 rk<>house<>2 3 2 chembur<>mumbai<>1 1 1 ceremony<>took<>1 1 2 golf<>course<>1 1 1 wedding<>took<>1 2 2 rk<>studios<>1 3 1 father<>raj<>1 1 1 grand<>father<>1 1 1 wedding<>ceremony<>1 2 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A3.reqd/test-A3.data3.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000032310276302303023134 0ustar tpederse10 raj<>kapoor<>2 2 2 reception<>mummy<>1 1 1 mummy<>krishna<>1 1 1 ghodi<>climbing<>1 1 1 casually<>somewhere<>1 1 1 papa<>raj<>1 1 2 krishna<>raj<>1 1 2 husband<>fainted<>1 1 1 lehenga<>bought<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A3.reqd/test-A3.data1.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000052310276302303023134 0ustar tpederse14 sanjay<>kapur<>1 1 1 looked<>ravishing<>1 1 1 light<>pink<>1 1 1 bridal<>lehenga<>1 1 1 friend<>sanjay<>1 1 1 karishma<>looked<>1 1 1 colour<>embellished<>1 1 1 kota<>work<>1 1 2 work<>sequins<>1 1 1 manish<>malhotra<>1 1 1 childhood<>friend<>1 1 1 extravagant<>wedding<>1 1 1 chikan<>work<>1 1 2 lehenga<>designed<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A2.reqd/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507141017367 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A2.reqd/test-A2.data1.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000052310276302303023132 0ustar tpederse14 sanjay<>kapur<>1 1 1 looked<>ravishing<>1 1 1 light<>pink<>1 1 1 bridal<>lehenga<>1 1 1 friend<>sanjay<>1 1 1 karishma<>looked<>1 1 1 colour<>embellished<>1 1 1 kota<>work<>1 1 2 work<>sequins<>1 1 1 manish<>malhotra<>1 1 1 childhood<>friend<>1 1 1 extravagant<>wedding<>1 1 1 chikan<>work<>1 1 2 lehenga<>designed<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A2.reqd/test-A2.data3.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000032310276302303023132 0ustar tpederse10 raj<>kapoor<>2 2 2 reception<>mummy<>1 1 1 mummy<>krishna<>1 1 1 ghodi<>climbing<>1 1 1 casually<>somewhere<>1 1 1 papa<>raj<>1 1 2 krishna<>raj<>1 1 2 husband<>fainted<>1 1 1 lehenga<>bought<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A2.reqd/test-A2.data2.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000033310276302303023132 0ustar tpederse12 took<>place<>2 2 2 rk<>house<>2 3 2 chembur<>mumbai<>1 1 1 ceremony<>took<>1 1 2 golf<>course<>1 1 1 wedding<>took<>1 2 2 rk<>studios<>1 3 1 father<>raj<>1 1 1 grand<>father<>1 1 1 wedding<>ceremony<>1 2 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A2.reqd/test-A2.data4.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000122710276302303023137 0ustar tpederse29 raj<>kapoor<>2 2 3 ghagra<>cholis<>1 1 1 legendary<>showman<>1 1 1 churidars<>ghagra<>1 1 1 saris<>churidars<>1 1 1 grandad<>raj<>1 1 2 includes<>saris<>1 1 1 rk<>cottage<>1 2 1 kapoor<>lived<>1 1 1 spacious<>lawns<>1 1 1 salwar<>kameezes<>1 1 1 marries<>childhood<>1 1 1 kota<>work<>1 1 2 work<>sequins<>1 1 1 manish<>malhotra<>1 1 1 house<>residence<>1 1 1 childhood<>friend<>1 1 1 cholis<>salwar<>1 1 1 showman<>raj<>1 1 2 chembur<>mumbai<>1 1 1 soft<>colours<>1 1 1 rk<>house<>1 2 1 randhir<>kapoor<>1 1 3 sunjay<>kapur<>1 1 1 delhi<>industrialist<>1 1 1 industrialist<>sunjay<>1 1 1 chikan<>work<>1 1 2 karisma<>marries<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A2.reqd/huge-count.output0100644012467300001570000000232410276302303022715 0ustar tpederse65 raj<>kapoor<>4 4 5 rk<>house<>3 5 3 rk<>studios<>1 5 1 rk<>cottage<>1 5 1 kota<>work<>2 2 4 chikan<>work<>2 2 4 work<>sequins<>2 2 2 manish<>malhotra<>2 2 2 childhood<>friend<>2 2 2 took<>place<>2 2 2 chembur<>mumbai<>2 2 2 sanjay<>kapur<>1 1 2 sunjay<>kapur<>1 1 2 looked<>ravishing<>1 1 1 light<>pink<>1 1 1 bridal<>lehenga<>1 1 1 friend<>sanjay<>1 1 1 karishma<>looked<>1 1 1 colour<>embellished<>1 1 1 extravagant<>wedding<>1 1 1 lehenga<>designed<>1 2 1 ceremony<>took<>1 1 2 golf<>course<>1 1 1 wedding<>took<>1 2 2 father<>raj<>1 1 5 papa<>raj<>1 1 5 krishna<>raj<>1 1 5 grandad<>raj<>1 1 5 showman<>raj<>1 1 5 grand<>father<>1 1 1 wedding<>ceremony<>1 2 1 randhir<>kapoor<>1 1 5 reception<>mummy<>1 1 1 mummy<>krishna<>1 1 1 ghodi<>climbing<>1 1 1 casually<>somewhere<>1 1 1 husband<>fainted<>1 1 1 lehenga<>bought<>1 2 1 ghagra<>cholis<>1 1 1 legendary<>showman<>1 1 1 churidars<>ghagra<>1 1 1 saris<>churidars<>1 1 1 includes<>saris<>1 1 1 kapoor<>lived<>1 1 1 spacious<>lawns<>1 1 1 salwar<>kameezes<>1 1 1 marries<>childhood<>1 1 1 house<>residence<>1 1 1 cholis<>salwar<>1 1 1 soft<>colours<>1 1 1 delhi<>industrialist<>1 1 1 industrialist<>sunjay<>1 1 1 karisma<>marries<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A82.data/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507155017442 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A82.data/test-A82.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303021644 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A82.data/test-A82.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303021652 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A82.data/test-A82.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303021645 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A82.data/test-A82.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303021651 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/token.regex0100644012467300001570000000011110276302303017350 0ustar tpederse/\s*\w+\s*<\/head>/ /\s*\w+\s*<\/sat>/ /\w+'\w+/ /\w+/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A43.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303017422 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A52.data/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507156017440 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A52.data/test-A52.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303021644 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A52.data/test-A52.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303021637 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A52.data/test-A52.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303021643 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A52.data/test-A52.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303021636 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000234510770473737017472 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # Shell Test script to run all tests which check the normal behavior of # huge-count.pl # normal-op.sh version 0.01 # By Amruta Purandare 02/27/2004 # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu ############################################################################# # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## set dirlist = `ls testA*.sh` foreach i ($dirlist) csh ./$i end Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/testA51.sh0100644012467300001570000000407510276302303016773 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A51 for huge-count.pl" echo "Running huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --split 4 --window 3 test-A51.output test-A51.data" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --split 4 --window 3 test-A51.output test-A51.data # testing split diff test-A51.output/test-A51.data1 test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data1 > var1 diff test-A51.output/test-A51.data2 test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data2 > var2 diff test-A51.output/test-A51.data3 test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data3 > var3 diff test-A51.output/test-A51.data4 test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data4 > var4 if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3 && -z var4) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data1"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data2"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data3"; cat var3; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data4"; cat var4; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 var4 # testing count foreach i (1 2 3 4) sort test-A51.output/test-A51.data$i.bigrams > t0 sort test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data$i.bigrams > t1 diff t0 t1 > var$i end if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3 && -z var4) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data1.bigrams"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data2.bigrams"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data3.bigrams"; cat var3; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data4.bigrams"; cat var4; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 var4 t0 t1 # testing final output sort test-A51.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A5.reqd/huge-count.output > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/huge-count.output"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A51.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A53.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303017431 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A2.data/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160017346 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A2.data/test-A2.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303021471 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A2.data/test-A2.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303021464 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A2.data/test-A2.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303021472 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A2.data/test-A2.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303021465 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A1.data0100644012467300001570000000340710276302303017260 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. the wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. papa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. karisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A42.data/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160017432 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A42.data/test-A42.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303021642 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A42.data/test-A42.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303021641 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A42.data/test-A42.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303021634 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A42.data/test-A42.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303021635 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A51.data0100644012467300001570000000340710276302303017345 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. the wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. papa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. karisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-B2.data0100644012467300001570000000340710276302303017262 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. the wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. papa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. karisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/testA6.sh0100644012467300001570000000346110276302303016711 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A61 for huge-count.pl" echo "Running huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --split 4 --remove 2 test-A61.output test-A61.data" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --split 4 --remove 2 test-A61.output test-A61.data # testing only the final output sort test-A61.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A6.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A6.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A61.output echo "Running huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --remove 2 test-A62.output test-A62.data" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --remove 2 test-A62.output test-A62.data sort test-A62.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A6.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A6.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A62.output echo "Running huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --remove 2 test-A63.output test-A63.data1 test-A63.data2 test-A63.data3 test-A63.data4" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --remove 2 test-A63.output test-A63.data1 test-A63.data2 test-A63.data3 test-A63.data4 sort test-A63.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A6.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A6.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A63.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A73.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303017432 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A72.data/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507154017440 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A72.data/test-A72.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303021647 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A72.data/test-A72.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303021643 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A72.data/test-A72.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303021642 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A72.data/test-A72.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303021650 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A1.reqd/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160017367 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data4.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000122710276302303023135 0ustar tpederse29 raj<>kapoor<>2 2 3 ghagra<>cholis<>1 1 1 legendary<>showman<>1 1 1 churidars<>ghagra<>1 1 1 saris<>churidars<>1 1 1 grandad<>raj<>1 1 2 includes<>saris<>1 1 1 rk<>cottage<>1 2 1 kapoor<>lived<>1 1 1 spacious<>lawns<>1 1 1 salwar<>kameezes<>1 1 1 marries<>childhood<>1 1 1 kota<>work<>1 1 2 work<>sequins<>1 1 1 manish<>malhotra<>1 1 1 house<>residence<>1 1 1 childhood<>friend<>1 1 1 cholis<>salwar<>1 1 1 showman<>raj<>1 1 2 chembur<>mumbai<>1 1 1 soft<>colours<>1 1 1 rk<>house<>1 2 1 randhir<>kapoor<>1 1 3 sunjay<>kapur<>1 1 1 delhi<>industrialist<>1 1 1 industrialist<>sunjay<>1 1 1 chikan<>work<>1 1 2 karisma<>marries<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303021512 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data3.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000032310276302303023130 0ustar tpederse10 raj<>kapoor<>2 2 2 reception<>mummy<>1 1 1 mummy<>krishna<>1 1 1 ghodi<>climbing<>1 1 1 casually<>somewhere<>1 1 1 papa<>raj<>1 1 2 krishna<>raj<>1 1 2 husband<>fainted<>1 1 1 lehenga<>bought<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303021511 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303021504 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data2.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000033310276302303023130 0ustar tpederse12 took<>place<>2 2 2 rk<>house<>2 3 2 chembur<>mumbai<>1 1 1 ceremony<>took<>1 1 2 golf<>course<>1 1 1 wedding<>took<>1 2 2 rk<>studios<>1 3 1 father<>raj<>1 1 1 grand<>father<>1 1 1 wedding<>ceremony<>1 2 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A1.reqd/huge-count.output0100644012467300001570000000232410276302303022714 0ustar tpederse65 raj<>kapoor<>4 4 5 rk<>house<>3 5 3 rk<>studios<>1 5 1 rk<>cottage<>1 5 1 kota<>work<>2 2 4 chikan<>work<>2 2 4 work<>sequins<>2 2 2 manish<>malhotra<>2 2 2 childhood<>friend<>2 2 2 took<>place<>2 2 2 chembur<>mumbai<>2 2 2 sanjay<>kapur<>1 1 2 sunjay<>kapur<>1 1 2 looked<>ravishing<>1 1 1 light<>pink<>1 1 1 bridal<>lehenga<>1 1 1 friend<>sanjay<>1 1 1 karishma<>looked<>1 1 1 colour<>embellished<>1 1 1 extravagant<>wedding<>1 1 1 lehenga<>designed<>1 2 1 ceremony<>took<>1 1 2 golf<>course<>1 1 1 wedding<>took<>1 2 2 father<>raj<>1 1 5 papa<>raj<>1 1 5 krishna<>raj<>1 1 5 grandad<>raj<>1 1 5 showman<>raj<>1 1 5 grand<>father<>1 1 1 wedding<>ceremony<>1 2 1 randhir<>kapoor<>1 1 5 reception<>mummy<>1 1 1 mummy<>krishna<>1 1 1 ghodi<>climbing<>1 1 1 casually<>somewhere<>1 1 1 husband<>fainted<>1 1 1 lehenga<>bought<>1 2 1 ghagra<>cholis<>1 1 1 legendary<>showman<>1 1 1 churidars<>ghagra<>1 1 1 saris<>churidars<>1 1 1 includes<>saris<>1 1 1 kapoor<>lived<>1 1 1 spacious<>lawns<>1 1 1 salwar<>kameezes<>1 1 1 marries<>childhood<>1 1 1 house<>residence<>1 1 1 cholis<>salwar<>1 1 1 soft<>colours<>1 1 1 delhi<>industrialist<>1 1 1 industrialist<>sunjay<>1 1 1 karisma<>marries<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303021505 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data1.bigrams0100644012467300001570000000052310276302303023130 0ustar tpederse14 sanjay<>kapur<>1 1 1 looked<>ravishing<>1 1 1 light<>pink<>1 1 1 bridal<>lehenga<>1 1 1 friend<>sanjay<>1 1 1 karishma<>looked<>1 1 1 colour<>embellished<>1 1 1 kota<>work<>1 1 2 work<>sequins<>1 1 1 manish<>malhotra<>1 1 1 childhood<>friend<>1 1 1 extravagant<>wedding<>1 1 1 chikan<>work<>1 1 2 lehenga<>designed<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A62.data/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160017434 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A62.data/test-A42.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303021644 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A62.data/test-A42.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303021637 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A62.data/test-A42.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303021636 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A62.data/test-A42.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303021643 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000000234510770473737020501 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # Shell Test script to run all tests which check the error conditions in # huge-count.pl # error-op.sh version 0.01 # By Amruta Purandare 02/27/2004 # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu ############################################################################# # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## set dirlist = `ls testB*.sh` foreach i ($dirlist) csh ./$i end Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A6.reqd0100644012467300001570000000030310276302303017277 0ustar tpederse21 raj<>kapoor<>4 4 4 rk<>house<>3 3 3 kota<>work<>2 2 4 chikan<>work<>2 2 4 work<>sequins<>2 2 2 manish<>malhotra<>2 2 2 childhood<>friend<>2 2 2 took<>place<>2 2 2 chembur<>mumbai<>2 2 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A43.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303017423 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A8.count0100644012467300001570000000233610276302303017506 0ustar tpederse65 raj<>kapoor<>4 4 5 rk<>house<>3 5 3 kota<>work<>2 2 4 work<>sequins<>2 2 2 chembur<>mumbai<>2 2 2 chikan<>work<>2 2 4 took<>place<>2 2 2 manish<>malhotra<>2 2 2 childhood<>friend<>2 2 2 legendary<>showman<>1 1 1 churidars<>ghagra<>1 1 1 rk<>cottage<>1 5 1 light<>pink<>1 1 1 kapoor<>lived<>1 1 1 reception<>mummy<>1 1 1 marries<>childhood<>1 1 1 golf<>course<>1 1 1 wedding<>took<>1 2 2 house<>residence<>1 1 1 showman<>raj<>1 1 5 looked<>ravishing<>1 1 1 bridal<>lehenga<>1 1 1 karishma<>looked<>1 1 1 colour<>embellished<>1 1 1 randhir<>kapoor<>1 1 5 casually<>somewhere<>1 1 1 delhi<>industrialist<>1 1 1 extravagant<>wedding<>1 1 1 karisma<>marries<>1 1 1 grand<>father<>1 1 1 ghagra<>cholis<>1 1 1 saris<>churidars<>1 1 1 grandad<>raj<>1 1 5 includes<>saris<>1 1 1 spacious<>lawns<>1 1 1 friend<>sanjay<>1 1 1 salwar<>kameezes<>1 1 1 rk<>studios<>1 5 1 cholis<>salwar<>1 1 1 mummy<>krishna<>1 1 1 sanjay<>kapur<>1 1 2 soft<>colours<>1 1 1 ceremony<>took<>1 1 2 ghodi<>climbing<>1 1 1 papa<>raj<>1 1 5 krishna<>raj<>1 1 5 sunjay<>kapur<>1 1 2 industrialist<>sunjay<>1 1 1 father<>raj<>1 1 5 husband<>fainted<>1 1 1 lehenga<>bought<>1 2 1 lehenga<>designed<>1 2 1 wedding<>ceremony<>1 2 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-B1.data30100644012467300001570000000052310276302303017340 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/testB2.sh0100644012467300001570000000055310276302303016705 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test B2 for huge-count.pl" echo "Running huge-count.pl test-B2.output test-B2.data" huge-count.pl test-B2.output test-B2.data >& test-B2.err diff -w test-B2.err test-B2.reqd > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-B2.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f -r var test-B2.output test-B2.err Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A73.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303017433 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A41.data0100644012467300001570000000340710276302303017344 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. the wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. papa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. karisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A3.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303017337 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/nontoken.regex0100644012467300001570000000013710276302303020073 0ustar tpederse/\[\/?\w+\]/ /(\w+)?(&(\w+);)+(\w+)?/ /&bquo;\w+&equo;/ /<\/?(s|p)>/ /\d+/ />\s?(s|p)\s? t0 sort test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data$i.bigrams > t1 diff t0 t1 > var$i end if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3 && -z var4) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data1.bigrams"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data2.bigrams"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data3.bigrams"; cat var3; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data4.bigrams"; cat var4; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 var4 t0 t1 # testing final output sort test-A72.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A7.reqd/huge-count.output > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/huge-count.output"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A72.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A43.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303017430 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A3.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303017336 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A43.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303017427 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-B2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000020310276302303017273 0ustar tpederseWarning(huge-count.pl): You can run count.pl directly on the single source file if don't want to split the source. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/testA8.sh0100644012467300001570000000423410276302303016712 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A81 for huge-count.pl" echo "Comparing huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --split 4 test-A81.huge-count test-A81.data" echo "Against" echo "count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist test-A8.count test-A81.data" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --split 4 test-A81.huge-count test-A81.data sort test-A81.huge-count/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A8.count > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A8.count"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A81.huge-count echo "Comparing huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist test-A82.huge-count test-A82.data" echo "Against" echo "count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist test-A8.count test-A82.data" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist test-A82.huge-count test-A82.data sort test-A82.huge-count/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A8.count > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A8.count"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A82.huge-count echo "Comparing huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist test-A83.huge-count test-A83.data1 test-A83.data2 test-A83.data3 test-A83.data4" echo "Against" echo "count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist test-A8.count test-A83.data" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist test-A83.huge-count test-A83.data1 test-A83.data2 test-A83.data3 test-A83.data4 sort test-A83.huge-count/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A8.count > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A8.count"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A83.huge-count Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A61.data0100644012467300001570000000340710276302303017346 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. the wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. papa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. karisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/lc.pl0100644012467300001570000000007710276302303016142 0ustar tpederse#!/usr/local/bin/perl while(<>) { tr/[A-Z]/[a-z]/; print; } Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A83.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303017427 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/testA3.sh0100644012467300001570000000254110276302303016704 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A3 for huge-count.pl" echo "Running huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist test-A3.output test-A3.data1 test-A3.data2 test-A3.data3 test-A3.data4" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist test-A3.output test-A3.data1 test-A3.data2 test-A3.data3 test-A3.data4 # testing count foreach i (1 2 3 4) sort test-A3.output/test-A3.data$i.bigrams > t0 sort test-A3.reqd/test-A3.data$i.bigrams > t1 diff t0 t1 > var$i end if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3 && -z var4) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A3.reqd/test-A3.data1.bigrams"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A3.reqd/test-A3.data2.bigrams"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A3.reqd/test-A3.data3.bigrams"; cat var3; echo "When tested against test-A3.reqd/test-A3.data4.bigrams"; cat var4; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 var4 t0 t1 # testing final output sort test-A3.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A3.reqd/huge-count.output > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A3.reqd/huge-count.output"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A3.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-B1.data10100644012467300001570000000340710276302303017342 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. the wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. papa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. karisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A81.data0100644012467300001570000000340710276302303017350 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. the wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. papa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. karisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A3.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303017344 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A63.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303017431 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/testA1.sh0100644012467300001570000000402610276302303016702 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A1 for huge-count.pl" echo "Running huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --split 4 test-A1.output test-A1.data" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --split 4 test-A1.output test-A1.data # testing split diff test-A1.output/test-A1.data1 test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data1 > var1 diff test-A1.output/test-A1.data2 test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data2 > var2 diff test-A1.output/test-A1.data3 test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data3 > var3 diff test-A1.output/test-A1.data4 test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data4 > var4 if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3 && -z var4) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data1"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data2"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data3"; cat var3; echo "When tested against test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data4"; cat var4; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 var4 # testing count foreach i (1 2 3 4) sort test-A1.output/test-A1.data$i.bigrams > t0 sort test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data$i.bigrams > t1 diff t0 t1 > var$i end if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3 && -z var4) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data1.bigrams"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data2.bigrams"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data3.bigrams"; cat var3; echo "When tested against test-A1.reqd/test-A1.data4.bigrams"; cat var4; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 var4 t0 t1 # testing final output sort test-A1.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A1.reqd/huge-count.output > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A1.reqd/huge-count.output"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A1.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A3.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303017343 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A63.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303017425 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A83.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303017426 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A73.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303017426 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/testA71.sh0100644012467300001570000000402310276302303016766 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A71 for huge-count.pl" echo "Running huge-count.pl --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --split 4 test-A71.output test-A71.data" huge-count.pl --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --split 4 test-A71.output test-A71.data # testing split diff test-A71.output/test-A71.data1 test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data1 > var1 diff test-A71.output/test-A71.data2 test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data2 > var2 diff test-A71.output/test-A71.data3 test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data3 > var3 diff test-A71.output/test-A71.data4 test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data4 > var4 if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3 && -z var4) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data1"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data2"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data3"; cat var3; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data4"; cat var4; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 var4 # testing count foreach i (1 2 3 4) sort test-A71.output/test-A71.data$i.bigrams > t0 sort test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data$i.bigrams > t1 diff t0 t1 > var$i end if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3 && -z var4) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data1.bigrams"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data2.bigrams"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data3.bigrams"; cat var3; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data4.bigrams"; cat var4; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 var4 t0 t1 # testing final output sort test-A71.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A7.reqd/huge-count.output > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/huge-count.output"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A71.output 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/\bthus\b/ /\bthyself\b/ /\btill\b/ /\bto\b/ /\btoo\b/ /\btotally\b/ /\btother\b/ /\btoward\b/ /\btowards\b/ /\btwain\b/ /\btwelve\b/ /\btwenty\b/ /\btwice\b/ /\btwo\b/ /\bu\b/ /\bunder\b/ /\bunderneath\b/ /\bunless\b/ /\bunlike\b/ /\buntil\b/ /\bup\b/ /\bupon\b/ /\bupper\b/ /\bus\b/ /\buse\b/ /\bused\b/ /\busually\b/ /\bux\b/ /\bv\b/ /\bvarious\b/ /\bversus\b/ /\bvery\b/ /\bvi\b/ /\bvia\b/ /\bvii\b/ /\bviii\b/ /\bviiii\b/ /\bvis-a-vis\b/ /\bw\b/ /\bwa\b/ /\bwant\b/ /\bwanted\b/ /\bwants\b/ /\bwas\b/ /\bwe\b/ /\bwell\b/ /\bwent\b/ /\bwere\b/ /\bwhat\b/ /\bwhatall\b/ /\bwhatever\b/ /\bwhatsoever\b/ /\bwhen\b/ /\bwhere\b/ /\bwhereas\b/ /\bwhereby\b/ /\bwherewith\b/ /\bwherewithal\b/ /\bwhich\b/ /\bwhichever\b/ /\bwhichsoever\b/ /\bwhile\b/ /\bwho\b/ /\bwhoever\b/ /\bwhole\b/ /\bwhom\b/ /\bwhomever\b/ /\bwhomso\b/ /\bwhomsoever\b/ /\bwhose\b/ /\bwhosoever\b/ /\bwill\b/ /\bwith\b/ /\bwithin\b/ /\bwithout\b/ /\bwont\b/ /\bworth\b/ /\bwould\b/ /\bx\b/ /\by\b/ /\bye\b/ /\byear\b/ /\byears\b/ /\byes\b/ /\byet\b/ /\byon\b/ /\byonder\b/ /\byou\b/ /\byou-all\b/ /\byour\b/ /\byours\b/ /\byourself\b/ /\byourselves\b/ /\bz\b/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A53.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303017423 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A63.data20100644012467300001570000000053010276302303017424 0ustar tpedersethe wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A42.reqd0100644012467300001570000000030210276302303017356 0ustar tpederse65 raj<>kapoor<>4 4 5 rk<>house<>3 5 3 kota<>work<>2 2 4 chikan<>work<>2 2 4 work<>sequins<>2 2 2 manish<>malhotra<>2 2 2 childhood<>friend<>2 2 2 took<>place<>2 2 2 chembur<>mumbai<>2 2 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/testA73.sh0100644012467300001570000000253410276302303016775 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A73 for huge-count.pl" echo "Running huge-count.pl --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist test-A73.output test-A73.data1 test-A73.data2 test-A73.data3 test-A73.data4" huge-count.pl --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist test-A73.output test-A73.data1 test-A73.data2 test-A73.data3 test-A73.data4 # testing count foreach i (1 2 3 4) sort test-A73.output/test-A73.data$i.bigrams > t0 sort test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data$i.bigrams > t1 diff t0 t1 > var$i end if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3 && -z var4) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data1.bigrams"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data2.bigrams"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data3.bigrams"; cat var3; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/test-A7.data4.bigrams"; cat var4; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 var4 t0 t1 # testing final output sort test-A73.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A7.reqd/huge-count.output > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd/huge-count.output"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A73.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/testA53.sh0100644012467300001570000000260610276302303016773 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A53 for huge-count.pl" echo "Running huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --window 3 test-A53.output test-A53.data1 test-A53.data2 test-A53.data3 test-A53.data4" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --window 3 test-A53.output test-A53.data1 test-A53.data2 test-A53.data3 test-A53.data4 # testing count foreach i (1 2 3 4) sort test-A53.output/test-A53.data$i.bigrams > t0 sort test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data$i.bigrams > t1 diff t0 t1 > var$i end if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3 && -z var4) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data1.bigrams"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data2.bigrams"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data3.bigrams"; cat var3; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data4.bigrams"; cat var4; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 var4 t0 t1 # testing final output sort test-A53.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A5.reqd/huge-count.output > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/huge-count.output"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A53.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A83.data40100644012467300001570000000121710276302303017433 0ustar tpedersekarisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A71.data0100644012467300001570000000340710276302303017347 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. the wedding took place at her late grand father raj kapoor's bunglow. i got married at rk house. the sangeet and all other celebrations were also held at the house. the wedding ceremony took place at the golf course in chembur, mumbai. my reception was at rk studios. all other festivities -- and they went on for 20 days -- were at rk house. papa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. karisma marries childhood friend and delhi industrialist sunjay kapur on september 29. it will be held at the rk house, residence of her late grandfather, the legendary showman raj kapoor. randhir kapoor will wear a sherwani for the wedding. karisma's trousseau is being designed by manish malhotra. it includes saris, churidars, ghagra-cholis, salwar-kameezes. they will all be in soft colours, mostly embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota work. the rk cottage is being decorated with mirrors and mogras. the guests will then have lunch on the spacious lawns of the house. it will be held at chembur mumbai, where my grandad [raj kapoor] lived. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A41.reqd0100644012467300001570000000030310276302303017356 0ustar tpederse65 raj<>kapoor<>4 4 5 rk<>house<>3 5 3 kota<>work<>2 2 4 chikan<>work<>2 2 4 work<>sequins<>2 2 2 manish<>malhotra<>2 2 2 childhood<>friend<>2 2 2 took<>place<>2 2 2 chembur<>mumbai<>2 2 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A53.data10100644012467300001570000000052310276302303017424 0ustar tpederse the most extravagant wedding of the year was karishma kapoor's marriage to her childhood friend sanjay kapur on september 29. karishma looked ravishing in the bridal lehenga designed by manish malhotra. the lehenga was light pink in colour embellished with chikan-work, sequins and kota-work. the bridegroom was dressed in a sherwani. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A43.reqd0100644012467300001570000000030410276302303017361 0ustar tpederse65 raj<>kapoor<>4 4 5 rk<>house<>3 5 3 kota<>work<>2 2 4 chikan<>work<>2 2 4 work<>sequins<>2 2 2 manish<>malhotra<>2 2 2 childhood<>friend<>2 2 2 took<>place<>2 2 2 chembur<>mumbai<>2 2 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/testA4.sh0100644012467300001570000000351010276302303016702 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A41 for huge-count.pl" echo "Running huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --split 4 --frequency 2 test-A41.output test-A41.data" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --split 4 --frequency 2 test-A41.output test-A41.data # testing only the final output sort test-A41.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A41.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A41.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A41.output echo "Running huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --frequency 2 test-A42.output test-A42.data" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --frequency 2 test-A42.output test-A42.data sort test-A42.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A42.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A42.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A42.output echo "Running huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --frequency 2 test-A43.output test-A43.data1 test-A43.data2 test-A43.data3 test-A43.data4" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --frequency 2 test-A43.output test-A43.data1 test-A43.data2 test-A43.data3 test-A43.data4 sort test-A43.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A43.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A43.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A43.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/testA52.sh0100644012467300001570000000245210276302303016771 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A52 for huge-count.pl" echo "Running huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --window 3 test-A52.output test-A52.data" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist --window 3 test-A52.output test-A52.data # testing count foreach i (1 2 3 4) sort test-A52.output/test-A52.data$i.bigrams > t0 sort test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data$i.bigrams > t1 diff t0 t1 > var$i end if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3 && -z var4) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data1.bigrams"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data2.bigrams"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data3.bigrams"; cat var3; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/test-A5.data4.bigrams"; cat var4; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 var4 t0 t1 # testing final output sort test-A52.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A5.reqd/huge-count.output > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd/huge-count.output"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A52.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/README.txt0100644012467300001570000000411410276302303016701 0ustar tpederse******************************************************************************* README.txt FOR Testing huge-count.pl Version 0.02 Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Ted Pedersen, tpederse@umn.edu Amruta Purandare pura0010@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse/nsp.html ******************************************************************************* Testing for huge-count.pl --------------------------- AMRUTA PURANDARE pura0010@d.umn.edu 03/04/2004 1. Introduction: ---------------- This program is a component of the N-gram Statistics Package that efficiently runs count.pl on a large data. The scripts and files provided here could be used to test the correct behaviour of the program and backward compatibility. 2. Tests: ---------- 2.1 Normal conditions: ---------------------- Tests written in testA*.sh test huge-count.pl under normal conditions. Run normal-op.sh to run all test cases testA*.sh Test A1: Tests huge-count when input is a single data file Test A2: Tests huge-count when input is a directory Test A3: Tests huge-count when input is a list of plain files Test A4: Tests huge-count's --frequency option Test A5: Runs huge-count with --token, --nontoken, --newLine, --window options together Test A6: Tests huge-count's --remove option Test A7: Runs A1, A2, A3 without --newLine Test A8: Compares A1, A2, A3 's outputs against normal count 2.2 Error conditions: ---------------------- Tests written in testB*.sh test huge-count.pl under error conditions. Run error-op.sh to run all test cases testB*.sh Test B1: Tests huge-count when input contains more than one directory Test B2: Tests huge-count when a single plain file is provided without --split 3. Conclusions: --------------- We have tested program huge-count.pl enough to conclude that it runs correctly. We have also provided the test scripts so that future versions of huge-count.pl can be compared to the current version against these scripts. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-B1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000011410276302303017273 0ustar tpederseERROR(huge-count.pl): ARGV[2]=test-B1.data2 should be a plain file. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/testA2.sh0100644012467300001570000000241310276302303016701 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A2 for huge-count.pl" echo "Running huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist test-A2.output test-A2.data" huge-count.pl --newLine --token token.regex --nontoken nontoken.regex --stop stoplist test-A2.output test-A2.data # testing count foreach i (1 2 3 4) sort test-A2.output/test-A2.data$i.bigrams > t0 sort test-A2.reqd/test-A2.data$i.bigrams > t1 diff t0 t1 > var$i end if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3 && -z var4) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A2.reqd/test-A2.data1.bigrams"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A2.reqd/test-A2.data2.bigrams"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A2.reqd/test-A2.data3.bigrams"; cat var3; echo "When tested against test-A2.reqd/test-A2.data4.bigrams"; cat var4; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 var4 t0 t1 # testing final output sort test-A2.output/huge-count.output > t0 sort test-A2.reqd/huge-count.output > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A2.reqd/huge-count.output"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f -r var1 t0 t1 test-A2.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A63.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303017432 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-count/test-A83.data30100644012467300001570000000071510276302303017434 0ustar tpedersepapa [raj kapoor] had heard him casually somewhere and invited him for my sangeet. i wore a lehenga bought from delhi for the wedding. for the reception, mummy [krishna raj kapoor] had made me a sari in silver. my husband fainted because he couldn't take the crowd. he fainted just before he was to climb on the ghodi [climbing the horse]. i fainted at my wedding. my lehenga was too heavy. plus, there were too many people. it was too much for me to handle. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160014072 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000001110276302305021207 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000000610276302305020774 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-2.sub-1-b.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305017052 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-1.sub-3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000202010411163134016770 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>two<>5 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>three<>5 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>four<>3 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>two<>2 3 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>four<>1 3 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 1 5 test-1.sub-3.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305015704 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000001251610276302305017334 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test odds.pm's responses to various erroneous # conditions. note of course that odds never halts on errors/warnings # but sets error codes that statistic.pl can request later on. # Subtest 1: what happens when ngram > 2 is provided to odds echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-1.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-1.cnt has trigrams in it. so odds.pm should complain # during the initialization step, since odds is for bigrams only! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 odds test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 odds test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error1.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error1.out $TARGETFILE > difference1 if (-z difference1) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference1 /bin/rm -f error1.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2: what happens when all three frequency values are not # available to odds echo "Subtest 2" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq combo file describing above input file's frequency values set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-2.cnt has bigrams in it, but only 2 of the three required frequency values. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE odds test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE odds test-2.out $TESTFILE >& error2.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error2.out $TARGETFILE > difference2 if (-z difference2) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference2 /bin/rm -f error2.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out # Subtest 3: what happens when the totalBigrams is less equal to 0 echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-3.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-3.cnt has totalBigrams = -17 in it. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl odds test-3.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl odds test-3.out $TESTFILE >& error3.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error3.out $TARGETFILE > difference3 if (-z difference3) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference3 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference3 /bin/rm -f error3.out /bin/rm -f test-3.out # Subtest 4: what happens when the frequency values are "wrong" echo "Subtest 4" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-4.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-4.cnt has only one bigram that has "correct" # values. every other is wrong! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETERRORFILE = "test-1.sub-4.error.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETERRORFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETERRORFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl odds test-4.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl odds test-4.out $TESTFILE >& error4.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error4.out $TARGETERRORFILE > difference4 if (-z difference4) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETERRORFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETERRORFILE :" cat difference4 endif # compare the actual output with the required output diff test-4.out $TARGETFILE > difference5 if (-z difference5) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-5.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference5 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference4 /bin/rm -f difference5 /bin/rm -f error4.out /bin/rm -f test-4.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000435410276302305016326 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test odds.pm's output during normal operation (that # is, when all inputs are correct and as they should be! # Subtest 1: what happens when the three frequency combinations (0-1, # 0, 1) are in various different orders echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-2.sub-1.cnt has all the three frequency values in the default # order, that is: 0-1, 0, 1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl odds test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl odds test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference1 if (-z difference1) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference1 /bin/rm -f test-1.out # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq comb file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt" # test-2.sub-1.cnt has the three frequency values in the following # order: 0, 1, 0-1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE odds test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE odds test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference2 if (-z difference2) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference2 /bin/rm -f test-2.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-2.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024310276302305017216 0ustar tpederse17 two<>two<>1 3.6000 2 3 7 three<>four<>2 3.0000 1 1 5 one<>three<>3 2.5000 5 13 5 two<>four<>4 1.2500 1 3 5 one<>two<>5 0.6250 5 13 7 one<>four<>6 0.3000 3 13 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-1.sub-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000031410276302305016627 0ustar tpederse7 line<>in<>it<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>file<>with<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is<>a<>file<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 this<>is<>a<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 with<>one<>line<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 file<>with<>one<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 one<>line<>in<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-1.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007110411142467017001 0ustar tpederseFrequency combination "1" (frequency of bigram) missing! Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-2.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024310276302305017217 0ustar tpederse17 two<>two<>1 3.6000 3 7 2 three<>four<>2 3.0000 1 5 1 one<>three<>3 2.5000 13 5 5 two<>four<>4 1.2500 3 5 1 one<>two<>5 0.6250 13 7 5 one<>four<>6 0.3000 13 5 3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/README.txt0100644012467300001570000001045210276302305015560 0ustar tpederseTesting for odds.pm ------------------- Ted Pedersen 25th July 2003 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested odds.pm, a component of Ngram Statistics Package version 0.59. File odds.pm implements the odds ratio. Note that odds.pm is not a program by itself, but is a statistical library package that is plugged into statistic.pl. We test here the features of odds.pm by running statistic.pl. Following is a description of the aspects of odds.pm that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of odds.pm can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing odds.pm's response to erroneous conditions. Phase 2: Testing odds.pm's behaviour under normal conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing odds.pm's response to erroneous conditions: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- odds.pm is meant only for bigrams. This test checks if odds.pm throws an error when provided with larger n-grams. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- odds.pm requires three frequency values: the frequency of the bigram, and the two marginal totals (number of bigrams with the token on the left and number of bigrams with the total on the right). If these are not provided, odds.pm should throw an error. This test checks for this error. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- The total number of bigrams in the file should be 1 or more. This test checks if odds.pm does indeed throw an error when passed a total bigrams value that is less than or equal to zero. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- The numbers passed to odds.pm should be "valid" in that they should represent a possible two-by-two table. If this is not the case, various warnings are thrown by odds.pm. This test checks for these warnings. Following is the input file, test-1.sub-4.cnt: 17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 The first bigram, "one<>two<>" should elicit a warning that a frequency value cannot be negative. The next bigram, "one<>three<>" should elicit the warning that the frequency value (18) cannot exceed the total number of bigrams. The third bigram, "one<>four<>" should result in a warning that the frequency value of the bigram (10) cannot exceed the marginal totals (12). Similarly for the next bigram. The fifth bigram, "two<>four<>" has no problems and should be calculated for. The sixth bigram "three<>four<>" must not have a negative value for the marginal total, the seventh bigram "three<>one<>" has too large a marginal value (18) since it exceeds the total number of bigrams, the eighth bigram has a negative marginal total value and the ninth bigram, "three<>five<>" has too large a marginal total. Finally, the last bigram "three<>seven<>" again has its bigram frequency greater than the marginal frequencies. 2.2. Phase 2: Testing odds.pm's behaviour under normal conditions: ------------------------------------------------------------------ The script for this phase is 'normal-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs a single subtest that checks two things: First, it checks if odds.pm works when the frequencies are given in a non default order. All three frequency values are required, however they could be in any order. Subtest a checks to see what happens when the frequencies are in the default order (0-1, 0, 1) and subtest b checks the situation when they are in a different order (0, 1, 0-1). Second it checks the actual calculations of odds.pm. The output target files, test-2.sub-1-a.reqd and test-2.sub-1-b.reqd, have been checked manually to see if the scores obtained are correct. 3. Conclusions: --------------- Statistical library package odds.pm has been tested for erroneous conditions and normal operations too. It works! These tests can be used to check for backward compatibility of newer versions. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-1.sub-4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000010411163134016765 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-1.sub-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000005710411142460016775 0ustar tpederseError: This measure is only defined for bigramsText-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-1.sub-2.cnt0100644012467300001570000000014110276302305016626 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 one<>three<>5 13 one<>four<>3 13 two<>two<>2 3 two<>four<>1 3 three<>four<>1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-1.sub-4.error.reqd0100644012467300001570000000313410411163134020130 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 201 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not be negative. Skipping ngram one<>two<>-1 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram one<>three<>18 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram one<>four<>10 6 12 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram two<>two<>10 12 6 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not be negative. Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 -1 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>one<>1 18 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not be negative. Skipping ngram four<>five<>1 1 -1 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>five<>1 1 18 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram three<>seven<>1 0 0 test-1.sub-4.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-2.sub-1-a.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305017051 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-1.sub-3.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302305016635 0ustar tpederse-17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/odds/test-1.sub-4.cnt0100644012467300001570000000030110276302305016626 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507157014023 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000625510276302305016253 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test tmi3.pm's output during normal operation (that # is, when all inputs are correct and as they should be! # Subtest 1: what happens when the 7 frequency combinations are in various #different orders echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-2.sub-1.cnt has all the 7 frequency values in the default # order, # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl tmi3 test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 tmi3 test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff -w test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference1 if (-z difference1) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference1 /bin/rm -f test-1.out # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq comb file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt" # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE tmi3 test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE tmi3 test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff -w test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference2 if (-z difference2) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference2 /bin/rm -f test-2.out echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # this test compares tests ll3 and tmi3 using rank.pl and verifies that the # coefficient of correlation is 1 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-3.sub-1-a.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-3.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif statistic.pl --ngram 3 --precision 10 tmi3 test-3-tmi3.out $TESTFILE statistic.pl --ngram 3 --precision 10 ll3 test-3-ll3.out $TESTFILE rank.pl test-3-tmi3.out test-3-ll3.out > test-3.rank diff -w test-3.rank $TARGETFILE > difference3 if (-z difference3) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-3.rank and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference3 endif echo "" /bin/rm difference3 /bin/rm test-3-tmi3.out /bin/rm test-3-ll3.out /bin/rm test-3.rank Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-1.sub-2.cnt0100644012467300001570000000021010276302305016546 0ustar tpederse35 one<>two<>three<>2 14 15 11 5 4 one<>two<>four<>2 14 13 19 4 7 two<>three<>one<>1 14 13 21 4 8 two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 4 9 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-1.sub-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000006010411163140016710 0ustar tpederseError: This measure is only defined for trigramsText-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000001320210276302305017250 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test tmi3.pm's responses to various erroneous # conditions. note of course that tmi3 never halts on errors/warnings # but sets error codes that statistic.pl can request later on. # ------------------------------------------------------------------ # Subtest 1: what happens when ngram != 3 is provided to tmi3 echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-1.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-1.cnt has trigrams in it. so tmi3.pm should complain # during the initialization step, since tmi3 is for trigrams only! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl tmi3 test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl tmi3 test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error1.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error1.out $TARGETFILE > difference1 if (-z difference1) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference1 /bin/rm -f error1.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # ------------------------------------------------------------------ # Subtest 2: what happens when all 7 frequency values are not # available to tmi3 echo "Subtest 2" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq combo file describing above input file's frequency values set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-2.cnt has trigrams in it, but only 6 of the 7 required frequency values. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl tmi3 --ngram 3 --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl tmi3 --ngram 3 --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE test-2.out $TESTFILE >& error2.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error2.out $TARGETFILE > difference2 if (-z difference2) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference2 /bin/rm -f error2.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out # ------------------------------------------------------------------ # Subtest 3: what happens when the totalBigrams is less equal to 0 echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-3.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-3.cnt has totalBigrams = -17 in it. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 tmi3 test-3.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 tmi3 test-3.out $TESTFILE >& error3.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error3.out $TARGETFILE > difference3 if (-z difference3) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error3.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference3 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference3 /bin/rm -f error3.out /bin/rm -f test-3.out # ------------------------------------------------------------------ # Subtest 4: what happens when the frequency values are "wrong" echo "Subtest 4" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-4.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-4.cnt has only one trigram that has "correct" # values. every other is wrong! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETERRORFILE = "test-1.sub-4.error.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETERRORFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETERRORFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl tmi3 test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 tmi3 test-2.out $TESTFILE >& error4.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error4.out $TARGETERRORFILE > difference4 if (-z difference4) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETERRORFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error4.out and $TARGETERRORFILE :" cat difference4 endif # compare the actual output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference5 if (-z difference5) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference5 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference4 /bin/rm -f difference5 /bin/rm -f error4.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-1.sub-3.cnt0100644012467300001570000000021610276302305016555 0ustar tpederse-17 one<>two<>three<>2 14 15 11 5 4 6 one<>two<>four<>2 14 13 19 4 7 7 two<>three<>one<>1 14 13 21 4 8 5 two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 4 9 11 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/README.txt0100644012467300001570000001117210276302305015503 0ustar tpederseTesting for tmi3.pm ------------------- Original Test Scripts for ll.pm by Satanjeev Banerjee bane0025@d.umn.edu 13th February, 2002 Modified for ll3.pm by Amruta Purandare pura0010@d.umn.edu 1st November, 2002 Modified for tmi3.pm by Ted Pedersen tpederse@d.umn.edu 25th July, 2003 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested tmi3.pm, a component of Ngram Statistics Package version 0.59. File tmi3.pm implements the true mutual information measure of association for 3 dimensions (tri-grams). Note that tmi3.pm is not a program by itself, but is a statistical library package that is plugged into statistic.pl. We test here the features of tmi3.pm by running statistic.pl. Following is a description of the aspects of tmi3.pm that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of tmi3.pm can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing tmi3.pm's response to erroneous conditions. Phase 2: Testing tmi3.pm's behaviour under normal conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing tmi.pm's response to erroneous conditions: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- tmi3.pm is meant only for trigrams. This test checks if tmi3.pm throws an error when provided with larger n-grams. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- tmi3.pm requires 7 frequency values: the frequency of the trigram, and the 6 marginal totals. If these are not provided, tmi3.pm should throw an error. This test checks for this error. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- The total number of trigrams in the file should be 1 or more. This test checks if tmi3.pm does indeed throw an error when passed a total trigrams value that is less than or equal to zero. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- The numbers passed to tmi3.pm should be "valid" in that they should represent a possible 3 D table. If this is not the case, various warnings are thrown by tmi3.pm. This test checks for these warnings. Following is the input file, test-1.sub-4.cnt: 35 one<>two<>three<>-2 14 15 11 5 4 6 one<>two<>four<>38 14 13 19 4 7 7 two<>three<>one<>16 14 13 21 4 8 5 two<>three<>five<>4 16 13 23 4 9 11 two<>three<>four<>4 16 -13 23 4 9 11 two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 40 9 11 The first trigram should elicit a warning that a frequency value cannot be negative. The next trigram should elicit the warning that the frequency value (38) cannot exceed the total number of trigrams. The third trigram should result in a warning that the frequency value of the trigram (10) cannot exceed the marginal totals. The fourth trigram has no problems and should be calculated for. The fifth trigram must not have a negative value for the marginal total, the sixth trigram has too large a marginal value since it exceeds the total number of trigrams. 2.2. Phase 2: Testing tmi3.pm's behaviour under normal conditions: ------------------------------------------------------------------ The script for this phase is 'normal-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs a single subtest that checks two things: First, it checks if tmi3.pm works when the frequencies are given in a non default order. All three frequency values are required, however they could be in any order. Subtest a checks to see what happens when the frequencies are in the default order and subtest b checks the situation when they are in a different order. Second it checks the actual calculations of tmi3.pm. The output target files, test-2.sub-1-a.reqd and test-2.sub-1-b.reqd, have been checked manually to see if the scores obtained are correct. 2.3. Phase 3: Testing tmi3.pm's behaviour relative to ll3.pm ------------------------------------------------------------ True mutual information and the log-likelihood ratio only differ by a scaling factor, so they should have a perfect correlation. The only caveat to this is that tmi values tend to be much much smaller, and so a lack of precision in their values can lead to apparent differences in correlation with ll3. However, if sufficient precision is used with tmi3 then they will in fact agree. 3. Conclusions: --------------- Statistical library package tmi3.pm has been tested for erroneous conditions and normal operations too. It works! These tests can be used to check for backward compatibility of newer versions. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000003010276302305021133 0ustar tpederse0 1 2 0 1 2 1 2 0 2 0 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000021410276302305015623 0ustar tpederse35 one<>two<>three<>2 14 15 11 5 4 6 one<>two<>four<>2 14 13 19 4 7 7 two<>three<>one<>1 14 13 21 4 8 5 two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 4 9 11 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-2.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000026010276302305017140 0ustar tpederse35 two<>three<>four<>1 0.1824 4 16 13 23 4 9 11 two<>three<>one<>2 0.1088 1 14 13 21 4 8 5 one<>two<>three<>3 0.0298 2 14 15 11 5 4 6 one<>two<>four<>4 0.0193 2 14 13 19 4 7 7 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-2.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000026010276302305017141 0ustar tpederse35 two<>three<>four<>1 0.1824 16 13 23 4 11 9 4 two<>three<>one<>2 0.1088 14 13 21 1 5 8 4 one<>two<>three<>3 0.0298 14 15 11 2 6 4 5 one<>two<>four<>4 0.0193 14 13 19 2 7 7 4 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-1.sub-4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000006010276302305016722 0ustar tpederse35 two<>three<>five<>1 0.1824 4 16 13 23 4 9 11 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-3.sub-1-a.cnt0100644012467300001570000005531510276302305017005 0ustar tpederse840 tmi3<>.<>pm<>20 21 94 23 20 20 23 .<>2<>.<>8 94 15 95 8 27 11 .<>1<>.<>6 94 14 95 6 27 8 2<>.<>1<>5 15 94 14 11 5 6 handling<>.<>sh<>4 4 94 4 4 4 4 .<>pm<>s<>4 94 23 4 23 4 4 .<>This<>test<>4 94 6 8 6 5 4 of<>tmi3<>.<>4 14 21 95 4 6 20 This<>test<>checks<>4 6 8 9 4 4 4 number<>of<>trigrams<>3 3 14 5 3 3 3 .<>pm<>by<>3 94 23 6 23 3 3 if<>tmi3<>.<>3 4 21 95 3 3 20 4<>16<>13<>3 11 4 5 3 3 3 .<>umn<>.<>3 94 3 95 3 27 3 umn<>.<>edu<>3 3 94 3 3 3 3 total<>number<>of<>3 5 3 14 3 3 3 Testing<>tmi3<>.<>3 6 21 95 3 4 20 d<>.<>umn<>3 3 94 3 3 3 3 checks<>if<>tmi3<>3 9 4 21 3 3 3 16<>13<>23<>3 4 5 3 3 3 3 :<>Testing<>tmi3<>3 18 5 21 4 3 3 the<>command<>prompt<>2 30 2 2 2 2 2 of<>trigrams<>.<>2 14 5 95 3 6 3 two<>three<>four<>2 8 6 3 5 2 2 .<>sh<>at<>2 94 4 2 4 2 2 .<>pm<>should<>2 94 23 8 23 2 2 s<>response<>to<>2 4 2 7 2 2 2 the<>frequencies<>are<>2 30 2 7 2 2 2 warning<>that<>the<>2 3 10 30 3 2 2 Phase<>1<>:<>2 4 14 18 2 4 3 .<>pm<>.<>2 94 23 95 23 27 2 .<>Following<>is<>2 94 2 10 2 4 2 an<>error<>when<>2 3 6 5 3 2 2 for<>this<>phase<>2 16 6 2 3 2 2 behaviour<>under<>normal<>2 2 2 5 2 2 2 sh<>.<>To<>2 4 94 2 2 2 2 the<>total<>number<>2 30 5 3 2 2 3 .<>pm<>is<>2 94 23 10 23 4 2 .<>This<>script<>2 94 6 6 6 2 2 a<>warning<>that<>2 16 3 10 2 2 3 cannot<>exceed<>the<>2 3 2 30 2 2 2 marginal<>totals<>.<>2 4 2 95 2 2 2 this<>phase<>is<>2 6 2 10 2 2 2 This<>script<>performs<>2 6 6 2 2 2 2 sh<>at<>the<>2 4 2 30 2 2 2 2<>:<>Testing<>2 15 18 5 3 2 4 .<>sh<>.<>2 94 4 95 4 27 2 23<>4<>9<>2 3 11 3 2 3 2 :<>tmi3<>.<>2 18 21 95 2 3 20 Phase<>2<>:<>2 4 15 18 2 4 3 test<>checks<>for<>2 8 9 15 4 2 2 test<>checks<>if<>2 8 9 4 4 2 3 :<>We<>have<>2 18 4 5 2 2 2 The<>script<>for<>2 10 6 15 2 2 2 this<>script<>,<>2 6 6 15 2 2 2 .<>sub<>1<>2 94 3 14 3 4 2 :<>The<>script<>2 18 10 6 4 2 2 .<>3<>.<>2 94 5 95 2 27 2 pm<>s<>response<>2 23 4 2 4 2 2 contained<>in<>this<>2 2 9 6 2 2 2 error<>handling<>.<>2 6 4 95 2 2 4 1<>:<>Testing<>2 14 18 5 3 2 4 three<>four<>4<>2 6 3 11 2 3 2 13<>23<>4<>2 5 3 11 3 4 2 the<>frequency<>value<>2 30 6 6 3 2 3 tests<>contained<>in<>2 3 2 9 2 2 2 trigram<>should<>elicit<>2 8 8 2 3 2 2 pm<>s<>behaviour<>2 23 4 2 4 2 2 .<>Phase<>2<>2 94 4 15 3 3 2 test<>2<>.<>2 8 15 95 2 3 11 prompt<>.<>This<>2 2 94 6 2 2 6 11<>two<>three<>2 4 8 6 2 2 5 for<>backward<>compatibility<>2 16 2 2 2 2 2 four<>4<>16<>2 3 11 4 2 2 3 .<>pl<>.<>2 94 2 95 2 27 2 script<>for<>this<>2 6 16 6 2 2 3 9<>11<>two<>2 3 4 8 3 2 2 of<>the<>trigram<>2 14 30 8 3 2 2 .<>To<>run<>2 94 2 2 2 2 2 normal<>handling<>.<>2 5 4 95 2 3 4 the<>tests<>contained<>2 30 3 2 2 2 2 script<>,<>type<>2 6 15 2 2 2 2 response<>to<>erroneous<>2 2 7 3 2 2 2 run<>the<>tests<>2 2 30 3 2 2 2 2<>.<>sub<>2 15 94 3 11 2 3 statistic<>.<>pl<>2 2 94 2 2 2 2 under<>normal<>conditions<>2 2 5 5 2 2 2 conditions<>:<>The<>2 5 18 10 2 2 4 at<>the<>command<>2 2 30 2 2 2 2 throw<>an<>error<>2 2 3 6 2 2 3 s<>behaviour<>under<>2 4 2 2 2 2 2 4<>9<>11<>2 11 3 4 2 2 3 command<>prompt<>.<>2 2 2 95 2 2 2 to<>erroneous<>conditions<>2 7 3 5 2 2 3 when<>the<>frequencies<>2 5 30 2 2 2 2 that<>the<>frequency<>2 10 30 6 2 3 3 in<>this<>script<>2 9 6 6 2 2 2 To<>run<>the<>2 2 2 30 2 2 2 ,<>have<>been<>1 15 5 2 1 1 1 in<>that<>they<>1 9 10 3 1 1 1 divided<>the<>testing<>1 1 30 2 1 1 1 Modified<>for<>ll3<>1 2 16 1 2 1 1 provide<>the<>scripts<>1 1 30 1 1 1 1 marginal<>value<>since<>1 4 6 1 1 1 1 4<>.<>Subtest<>1 11 94 5 2 1 5 that<>tmi3<>.<>1 10 21 95 1 1 20 one<>two<>three<>1 3 8 6 2 1 5 .<>pm<>has<>1 94 23 3 23 1 1 correct<>.<>3<>1 1 94 5 1 1 2 trigrams<>.<>2<>1 5 94 15 3 1 8 value<>of<>the<>1 6 14 30 1 2 3 by<>Satanjeev<>Banerjee<>1 6 1 1 1 1 1 7<>7<>two<>1 3 3 8 1 1 1 and<>test<>2<>1 6 8 15 1 1 2 13<>23<>40<>1 5 3 1 3 1 1 to<>check<>for<>1 7 1 15 1 1 1 see<>if<>the<>1 2 4 30 1 1 1 14<>15<>11<>1 3 1 4 1 1 1 1<>a<>.<>1 14 16 95 1 2 1 :<>Statistical<>library<>1 18 1 2 1 1 1 sub<>1<>b<>1 3 14 2 2 1 1 required<>,<>however<>1 1 15 1 1 1 1 the<>sixth<>trigram<>1 30 1 8 1 1 1 grams<>.<>2<>1 2 94 15 2 1 8 of<>the<>aspects<>1 14 30 1 3 1 1 in<>the<>file<>1 9 30 2 2 1 1 pm<>should<>throw<>1 23 8 2 2 1 1 two<>three<>one<>1 8 6 3 5 1 1 .<>59<>.<>1 94 1 95 1 27 1 newer<>versions<>.<>1 1 2 95 1 1 1 3<>D<>table<>1 5 1 1 1 1 1 larger<>n<>grams<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 only<>for<>trigrams<>1 1 16 5 1 1 1 the<>6<>marginal<>1 30 2 4 1 1 1 13<>19<>4<>1 5 1 11 1 4 1 case<>,<>various<>1 1 15 1 1 1 1 these<>are<>not<>1 2 7 4 1 1 1 for<>trigrams<>.<>1 16 5 95 1 4 3 38<>14<>13<>1 2 3 5 1 1 2 pm<>by<>Satanjeev<>1 23 6 1 3 1 1 to<>see<>what<>1 7 2 1 2 1 1 implements<>the<>true<>1 1 30 1 1 1 1 package<>tmi3<>.<>1 2 21 95 1 1 20 b<>checks<>the<>1 2 9 30 1 1 2 are<>not<>provided<>1 7 4 2 1 1 1 description<>of<>the<>1 1 14 30 1 1 3 two<>things<>:<>1 8 1 18 1 1 1 error<>.<>2<>1 6 94 15 2 1 8 pm<>that<>we<>1 23 10 1 1 1 1 be<>1<>or<>1 7 14 2 1 1 1 a<>marginal<>value<>1 16 4 6 1 3 1 pm<>Original<>Test<>1 23 1 1 1 1 1 .<>pm<>throws<>1 94 23 1 23 1 1 by<>itself<>,<>1 6 1 15 1 1 1 later<>versions<>of<>1 1 2 14 1 1 1 things<>:<>First<>1 1 18 1 1 1 1 should<>be<>calculated<>1 8 7 1 3 1 1 pm<>.<>The<>1 23 94 10 2 1 5 three<>one<>16<>1 6 3 4 1 1 1 a<>statistical<>library<>1 16 1 2 1 1 1 ll3<>.<>pm<>1 1 94 23 1 1 23 a<>different<>order<>1 16 1 4 1 1 1 when<>provided<>with<>1 5 2 1 1 1 1 .<>Phase<>1<>1 94 4 14 3 4 2 too<>.<>It<>1 2 94 1 1 1 1 the<>trigram<>,<>1 30 8 15 2 2 1 values<>:<>the<>1 2 18 30 1 1 1 Test<>Scripts<>for<>1 1 1 15 1 1 1 table<>.<>If<>1 1 94 2 1 1 2 three<>five<>4<>1 6 1 11 1 3 1 checks<>the<>situation<>1 9 30 1 2 1 1 a<>checks<>to<>1 16 9 7 1 1 1 16<>14<>13<>1 4 3 5 1 1 2 .<>File<>tmi3<>1 94 1 21 1 1 1 given<>in<>a<>1 1 9 16 1 1 3 1<>.<>1<>1 14 94 14 8 1 6 checks<>the<>actual<>1 9 30 1 2 1 1 Subtest<>a<>checks<>1 5 16 9 1 1 1 not<>provided<>,<>1 4 2 15 1 1 1 not<>have<>a<>1 4 5 16 1 1 1 compatibility<>of<>newer<>1 2 14 1 1 1 1 five<>4<>16<>1 1 11 4 1 1 3 been<>tested<>for<>1 2 4 15 1 1 2 default<>order<>.<>1 2 4 95 2 1 3 have<>a<>negative<>1 5 16 2 1 1 1 we<>have<>tested<>1 1 5 4 1 1 2 :<>Phase<>1<>1 18 4 14 1 1 2 checked<>manually<>to<>1 1 1 7 1 1 1 that<>we<>have<>1 10 1 5 1 1 1 Package<>version<>0<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 the<>actual<>calculations<>1 30 1 1 1 1 1 13th<>February<>,<>1 1 1 15 1 1 1 file<>should<>be<>1 2 8 7 1 1 3 it<>exceeds<>the<>1 3 1 30 1 2 1 reqd<>,<>have<>1 2 15 5 1 1 1 .<>4<>.<>1 94 11 95 1 27 2 Subtest<>2<>:<>1 5 15 18 1 4 3 value<>since<>it<>1 6 1 3 1 1 1 Testing<>:<>We<>1 6 18 4 1 1 2 testing<>so<>that<>1 2 1 10 1 1 1 If<>these<>are<>1 2 2 7 1 1 1 when<>passed<>a<>1 5 2 16 1 1 1 .<>edu<>25th<>1 94 3 1 3 1 1 a<>program<>by<>1 16 1 6 1 1 1 test<>1<>.<>1 8 14 95 1 3 8 be<>calculated<>for<>1 7 1 15 1 2 1 what<>happens<>when<>1 1 1 5 1 1 1 tested<>.<>We<>1 4 94 4 1 1 2 tri<>grams<>.<>1 1 2 95 1 1 2 Testing<>for<>tmi3<>1 6 16 21 1 1 2 .<>Subtest<>2<>1 94 5 15 5 3 1 Purandare<>pura0010<>d<>1 1 1 3 1 1 1 19<>4<>7<>1 1 11 3 1 1 1 manually<>to<>see<>1 1 7 2 1 1 2 must<>not<>have<>1 1 4 5 1 1 1 pm<>,<>a<>1 23 15 16 1 1 1 be<>valid<>in<>1 7 1 9 1 1 1 sub<>1<>a<>1 3 14 16 2 1 1 Conclusions<>:<>Statistical<>1 1 18 1 1 1 1 performs<>a<>single<>1 2 16 1 1 1 1 statistical<>library<>package<>1 1 2 2 1 1 2 38<>cannot<>exceed<>1 2 3 2 1 1 2 subtests<>:<>2<>1 1 18 15 1 1 1 by<>Ted<>Pedersen<>1 6 1 1 1 1 1 :<>The<>total<>1 18 10 5 4 1 1 used<>for<>testing<>1 2 16 2 1 1 1 tests<>can<>be<>1 3 2 7 1 1 2 File<>tmi3<>.<>1 1 21 95 1 1 20 files<>,<>test<>1 2 15 8 1 1 2 The<>next<>trigram<>1 10 1 8 1 5 1 frequencies<>are<>in<>1 2 7 9 2 1 2 the<>scores<>obtained<>1 30 1 1 1 1 1 40<>9<>11<>1 1 3 4 1 1 3 Ted<>Pedersen<>tpederse<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 can<>be<>used<>1 2 7 2 2 1 1 order<>and<>subtest<>1 4 6 2 1 1 1 and<>normal<>operations<>1 6 5 1 1 1 1 should<>throw<>an<>1 8 2 3 1 1 2 totals<>.<>The<>1 2 94 10 2 1 5 provided<>with<>larger<>1 2 1 1 1 1 1 pura0010<>d<>.<>1 1 3 95 1 1 3 does<>indeed<>throw<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 checks<>for<>this<>1 9 16 6 2 1 3 zero<>.<>2<>1 1 94 15 1 1 8 .<>Second<>it<>1 94 1 3 1 1 1 or<>equal<>to<>1 2 1 7 1 1 1 measure<>of<>association<>1 1 14 1 1 1 1 the<>marginal<>totals<>1 30 4 2 2 1 2 Pedersen<>tpederse<>d<>1 1 1 3 1 1 1 the<>true<>mutual<>1 30 1 1 1 1 1 passed<>to<>tmi3<>1 2 7 21 1 1 1 single<>subtest<>that<>1 1 2 10 1 1 1 elicit<>a<>warning<>1 2 16 3 1 2 2 since<>it<>exceeds<>1 1 3 1 1 1 1 three<>2<>14<>1 6 15 3 1 1 1 D<>table<>.<>1 1 1 95 1 1 1 in<>any<>order<>1 9 1 4 1 1 1 4<>:<>The<>1 11 18 10 1 1 4 trigrams<>in<>the<>1 5 9 30 1 1 2 been<>checked<>manually<>1 2 1 1 1 1 1 various<>warnings<>are<>1 1 2 7 1 1 1 All<>three<>frequency<>1 1 6 6 1 1 1 script<>performs<>a<>1 6 2 16 2 1 1 sixth<>trigram<>has<>1 1 8 3 1 1 2 trigrams<>value<>that<>1 5 6 10 1 1 1 .<>Introduction<>:<>1 94 1 18 1 3 1 .<>pm<>Original<>1 94 23 1 23 1 1 that<>they<>should<>1 10 3 8 1 1 1 0<>.<>59<>1 1 94 1 1 1 1 frequency<>value<>38<>1 6 6 2 3 1 1 The<>output<>target<>1 10 1 1 1 1 1 are<>required<>,<>1 7 1 15 1 1 1 throws<>an<>error<>1 1 3 6 1 1 3 conditions<>and<>normal<>1 5 6 5 1 1 1 pm<>has<>been<>1 23 3 2 1 1 1 ,<>tmi3<>.<>1 15 21 95 1 1 20 check<>for<>backward<>1 1 16 2 1 1 2 actual<>calculations<>of<>1 1 1 14 1 1 1 for<>this<>error<>1 16 6 6 3 1 1 exceeds<>the<>total<>1 1 30 5 1 1 2 .<>reqd<>,<>1 94 2 15 2 2 1 when<>they<>are<>1 5 3 7 1 1 1 problems<>and<>should<>1 1 6 8 1 1 1 13<>21<>4<>1 5 1 11 1 4 1 We<>test<>here<>1 4 8 1 1 1 1 n<>grams<>.<>1 1 2 95 1 1 2 totals<>.<>If<>1 2 94 2 2 1 2 type<>error<>handling<>1 2 6 4 1 2 2 any<>order<>.<>1 1 4 95 1 1 3 be<>in<>any<>1 7 9 1 1 1 1 .<>The<>fourth<>1 94 10 1 5 1 1 1<>.<>4<>1 14 94 11 8 1 1 3<>.<>Conclusions<>1 5 94 1 2 1 1 ,<>a<>component<>1 15 16 1 1 1 1 type<>normal<>handling<>1 2 5 4 1 2 2 ,<>test<>2<>1 15 8 15 2 1 2 order<>.<>All<>1 4 94 1 3 1 1 error<>.<>This<>1 6 94 6 2 1 6 subtest<>b<>checks<>1 2 2 9 1 2 1 edu<>25th<>July<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 library<>package<>that<>1 2 2 10 2 1 1 35<>one<>two<>1 1 3 8 1 1 2 is<>meant<>only<>1 10 1 1 1 1 1 values<>are<>required<>1 2 7 1 1 1 1 no<>problems<>and<>1 1 1 6 1 1 1 by<>tmi3<>.<>1 6 21 95 1 1 20 first<>trigram<>should<>1 1 8 8 1 1 3 tmi3<>by<>Ted<>1 21 6 1 1 1 1 backward<>compatibility<>of<>1 2 2 14 2 1 1 file<>,<>test<>1 2 15 8 1 1 2 for<>.<>The<>1 16 94 10 1 1 5 so<>that<>later<>1 1 10 1 1 1 1 library<>package<>tmi3<>1 2 2 21 2 1 1 is<>not<>the<>1 10 4 30 2 1 1 pm<>by<>Amruta<>1 23 6 1 3 1 1 negative<>value<>for<>1 2 6 15 1 1 1 1<>.<>2<>1 14 94 15 8 1 8 1<>.<>Phase<>1 14 94 4 8 1 3 error<>when<>passed<>1 6 5 2 2 1 1 is<>not<>a<>1 10 4 16 2 1 1 phase<>is<>error<>1 2 10 6 2 1 1 different<>order<>.<>1 1 4 95 1 1 3 one<>two<>four<>1 3 8 3 2 1 1 have<>been<>checked<>1 5 2 1 1 1 1 8<>5<>two<>1 1 2 8 1 1 1 and<>should<>be<>1 6 8 7 1 1 3 ,<>test<>1<>1 15 8 14 2 2 1 14<>13<>21<>1 3 5 1 2 1 1 pm<>.<>This<>1 23 94 6 2 1 6 subtest<>that<>checks<>1 2 10 9 1 2 1 for<>these<>warnings<>1 16 2 2 1 1 1 they<>are<>in<>1 3 7 9 1 1 2 it<>checks<>the<>1 3 9 30 2 2 2 Subtest<>4<>:<>1 5 11 18 1 4 1 Original<>Test<>Scripts<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,<>2003<>1<>1 15 1 14 1 2 1 testing<>into<>two<>1 2 2 8 1 1 1 ,<>the<>sixth<>1 15 30 1 1 1 1 .<>pm<>does<>1 94 23 1 23 1 1 pm<>implements<>the<>1 23 1 30 1 1 1 features<>of<>tmi3<>1 1 14 21 1 1 4 2<>.<>Phase<>1 15 94 4 11 1 3 Second<>it<>checks<>1 1 3 9 1 1 2 cnt<>:<>35<>1 1 18 1 1 1 1 If<>this<>is<>1 2 6 10 1 1 1 be<>tested<>for<>1 7 4 15 1 2 2 frequency<>values<>:<>1 6 2 18 2 1 1 the<>input<>file<>1 30 1 2 1 1 1 for<>ll3<>.<>1 16 1 95 1 4 1 The<>third<>trigram<>1 10 1 8 1 5 1 scores<>obtained<>are<>1 1 1 7 1 1 1 non<>default<>order<>1 1 2 4 1 1 2 Banerjee<>bane0025<>d<>1 1 1 3 1 1 1 checks<>two<>things<>1 9 8 1 1 1 1 pm<>is<>not<>1 23 10 4 2 1 2 ,<>2002<>Modified<>1 15 1 2 1 1 1 they<>should<>represent<>1 3 8 1 1 1 1 for<>testing<>so<>1 16 2 1 1 1 1 pm<>requires<>7<>1 23 1 3 1 1 1 two<>three<>2<>1 8 6 15 5 1 1 2<>14<>15<>1 15 3 1 1 1 1 4<>.<>cnt<>1 11 94 1 2 1 1 operations<>too<>.<>1 1 2 95 1 1 1 The<>first<>trigram<>1 10 1 8 1 5 1 .<>Subtest<>3<>1 94 5 5 5 1 1 !<>These<>tests<>1 1 1 3 1 1 1 equal<>to<>zero<>1 1 7 1 1 1 1 ,<>it<>checks<>1 15 3 9 1 1 2 files<>used<>for<>1 2 2 15 1 1 1 trigram<>has<>too<>1 8 3 2 2 1 1 2002<>Modified<>for<>1 1 2 15 1 1 2 frequency<>value<>cannot<>1 6 6 3 3 1 1 9<>11<>The<>1 3 4 10 3 1 1 is<>less<>than<>1 10 1 1 1 1 1 can<>be<>tested<>1 2 7 4 2 1 1 the<>frequency<>of<>1 30 6 14 3 3 1 ,<>type<>error<>1 15 2 6 2 1 1 .<>It<>works<>1 94 1 2 1 2 1 trigram<>,<>and<>1 8 15 6 1 1 1 Subtest<>1<>:<>1 5 14 18 1 4 3 a<>frequency<>value<>1 16 6 6 1 3 3 exceed<>the<>total<>1 2 30 5 2 1 2 happens<>when<>the<>1 1 5 30 1 1 2 compatibility<>.<>2<>1 2 94 15 1 1 8 test<>here<>the<>1 8 1 30 1 1 1 .<>Subtest<>4<>1 94 5 11 5 2 1 First<>,<>it<>1 1 15 3 1 1 1 that<>a<>frequency<>1 10 16 6 1 3 1 pm<>can<>be<>1 23 2 7 1 2 2 trigrams<>.<>This<>1 5 94 6 3 1 6 the<>marginal<>total<>1 30 4 5 2 1 1 version<>0<>.<>1 1 1 95 1 1 1 association<>for<>3<>1 1 16 5 1 1 1 thrown<>by<>tmi3<>1 1 6 21 1 1 1 3<>.<>Subtest<>1 5 94 5 2 1 5 .<>All<>three<>1 94 1 6 1 1 1 conditions<>.<>2<>1 5 94 15 2 1 8 frequency<>value<>of<>1 6 6 14 3 1 1 situation<>when<>they<>1 1 5 3 1 1 1 be<>negative<>.<>1 7 2 95 1 1 1 tested<>for<>backward<>1 4 16 2 2 1 2 should<>be<>valid<>1 8 7 1 3 1 1 input<>file<>,<>1 1 2 15 1 1 1 11<>5<>4<>1 4 2 11 1 1 1 .<>The<>output<>1 94 10 1 5 1 1 backward<>compatibility<>.<>1 2 2 95 2 1 1 The<>total<>number<>1 10 5 3 1 1 3 are<>in<>a<>1 7 9 16 2 1 3 pm<>does<>indeed<>1 23 1 1 1 1 1 two<>four<>38<>1 8 3 2 1 1 1 one<>16<>14<>1 3 4 3 1 1 1 trigram<>has<>no<>1 8 3 1 2 1 1 warning<>that<>a<>1 3 10 16 3 1 1 .<>Note<>that<>1 94 1 10 1 2 1 are<>correct<>.<>1 7 1 95 1 1 1 7<>frequency<>values<>1 3 6 2 1 1 2 .<>The<>next<>1 94 10 1 5 1 1 .<>We<>provide<>1 94 4 1 2 1 1 to<>tmi3<>.<>1 7 21 95 1 2 20 be<>used<>to<>1 7 2 7 1 1 1 information<>measure<>of<>1 1 1 14 1 1 1 have<>tested<>.<>1 5 4 95 2 1 1 a<>component<>of<>1 16 1 14 1 2 1 and<>subtest<>b<>1 6 2 2 1 1 1 three<>frequency<>values<>1 6 6 2 1 1 2 they<>could<>be<>1 3 1 7 1 1 1 marginal<>total<>,<>1 4 5 15 1 1 1 15<>11<>5<>1 1 4 2 1 1 1 pm<>works<>when<>1 23 2 5 1 1 1 it<>checks<>if<>1 3 9 4 2 1 3 ll<>.<>pm<>1 1 94 23 1 1 23 :<>The<>numbers<>1 18 10 1 4 1 1 is<>the<>input<>1 10 30 1 1 1 1 of<>Ngram<>Statistics<>1 14 1 1 1 1 1 .<>pm<>implements<>1 94 23 1 23 1 1 less<>than<>or<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 output<>target<>files<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 Note<>that<>tmi3<>1 1 10 21 1 1 1 the<>aspects<>of<>1 30 1 14 1 3 1 Introduction<>:<>We<>1 1 18 4 1 1 2 the<>warning<>that<>1 30 3 10 1 1 3 with<>larger<>n<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 trigrams<>.<>The<>1 5 94 10 3 1 5 that<>is<>plugged<>1 10 10 1 2 1 1 2<>.<>Phases<>1 15 94 1 11 1 1 ,<>however<>they<>1 15 1 3 1 1 1 conditions<>.<>Phase<>1 5 94 4 2 1 3 :<>35<>one<>1 18 1 3 1 1 1 .<>If<>these<>1 94 2 2 2 1 1 provided<>,<>tmi3<>1 2 15 21 1 1 1 frequencies<>are<>given<>1 2 7 1 2 1 1 pm<>is<>meant<>1 23 10 1 2 1 1 error<>when<>provided<>1 6 5 2 2 1 1 next<>trigram<>should<>1 1 8 8 1 1 3 value<>38<>cannot<>1 6 2 3 1 1 1 are<>in<>the<>1 7 9 30 2 1 2 passed<>a<>total<>1 2 16 5 1 1 1 for<>3<>dimensions<>1 16 5 1 1 1 1 The<>fourth<>trigram<>1 10 1 8 1 5 1 into<>two<>main<>1 2 8 1 1 1 1 1<>.<>Subtest<>1 14 94 5 8 1 5 order<>.<>Subtest<>1 4 94 5 3 1 5 5<>4<>6<>1 2 11 2 1 1 1 the<>scripts<>and<>1 30 1 6 1 1 1 b<>.<>reqd<>1 2 94 2 1 1 2 target<>files<>,<>1 1 2 15 1 1 1 to<>see<>if<>1 7 2 4 2 1 1 ,<>various<>warnings<>1 15 1 2 1 1 1 1<>b<>.<>1 14 2 95 1 2 1 has<>no<>problems<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 for<>the<>marginal<>1 16 30 4 1 1 2 2003<>1<>.<>1 1 14 95 1 1 8 frequency<>values<>are<>1 6 2 7 2 1 1 We<>have<>divided<>1 4 5 1 2 1 1 represent<>a<>possible<>1 1 16 1 1 1 1 .<>pm<>works<>1 94 23 2 23 2 1 2<>.<>Subtest<>1 15 94 5 11 1 5 should<>represent<>a<>1 8 1 16 1 2 1 .<>The<>third<>1 94 10 1 5 1 1 component<>of<>Ngram<>1 1 14 1 1 1 1 are<>given<>in<>1 7 1 9 1 1 1 is<>a<>statistical<>1 10 16 1 2 1 1 We<>have<>tested<>1 4 5 4 2 1 2 Statistics<>Package<>version<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 requires<>7<>frequency<>1 1 3 6 1 1 1 trigram<>must<>not<>1 8 1 4 1 1 1 4<>7<>7<>1 11 3 3 1 1 1 11<>The<>first<>1 4 10 1 1 1 1 .<>pm<>,<>1 94 23 15 23 2 1 several<>subtests<>:<>1 1 1 18 1 1 1 by<>running<>statistic<>1 6 1 2 1 1 1 an<>error<>.<>1 3 6 95 3 1 2 pm<>should<>be<>1 23 8 7 2 2 3 numbers<>passed<>to<>1 1 2 7 1 1 1 result<>in<>a<>1 1 9 16 1 1 3 see<>what<>happens<>1 2 1 1 1 1 1 Following<>is<>the<>1 2 10 30 2 1 1 elicit<>the<>warning<>1 2 30 3 1 2 1 ,<>and<>the<>1 15 6 30 1 1 1 and<>the<>6<>1 6 30 2 1 1 1 a<>single<>subtest<>1 16 1 2 1 1 1 the<>case<>,<>1 30 1 15 1 2 1 calculations<>of<>tmi3<>1 1 14 21 1 1 4 should<>result<>in<>1 8 1 9 1 1 1 .<>edu<>13th<>1 94 3 1 3 1 1 59<>.<>File<>1 1 94 1 1 1 1 :<>2<>.<>1 18 15 95 1 3 11 erroneous<>conditions<>and<>1 3 5 6 3 1 1 package<>that<>is<>1 2 10 10 1 1 2 by<>Amruta<>Purandare<>1 6 1 1 1 1 1 is<>a<>description<>1 10 16 1 2 1 1 the<>trigram<>10<>1 30 8 1 2 1 1 in<>a<>non<>1 9 16 1 3 1 1 warnings<>are<>thrown<>1 2 7 1 1 1 1 the<>default<>order<>1 30 2 4 1 1 2 into<>statistic<>.<>1 2 2 95 1 1 2 for<>erroneous<>conditions<>1 16 3 5 1 1 3 total<>trigrams<>value<>1 5 5 6 1 1 1 1<>.<>sub<>1 14 94 3 8 1 3 tpederse<>d<>.<>1 1 3 95 1 1 3 third<>trigram<>should<>1 1 8 8 1 1 3 edu<>13th<>February<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 frequency<>of<>the<>1 6 14 30 1 1 3 and<>files<>used<>1 6 2 2 1 1 1 We<>provide<>the<>1 4 1 30 1 1 1 7<>two<>three<>1 3 8 6 1 1 5 trigram<>should<>result<>1 8 8 1 3 1 1 four<>38<>14<>1 3 2 3 1 1 1 not<>the<>case<>1 4 30 1 1 1 1 tested<>for<>erroneous<>1 4 16 3 2 1 1 25th<>July<>,<>1 1 1 15 1 1 1 is<>error<>handling<>1 10 6 4 1 2 2 phase<>is<>normal<>1 2 10 5 2 1 1 for<>ll<>.<>1 16 1 95 1 4 1 These<>tests<>can<>1 1 3 2 1 1 1 but<>is<>a<>1 1 10 16 1 1 2 pm<>throws<>an<>1 23 1 3 1 1 1 Subtest<>3<>:<>1 5 5 18 1 4 1 script<>performs<>several<>1 6 2 1 2 1 1 5<>two<>three<>1 2 8 6 1 1 5 erroneous<>conditions<>.<>1 3 5 95 3 1 2 .<>pm<>that<>1 94 23 10 23 2 1 fourth<>trigram<>has<>1 1 8 3 1 1 2 for<>tmi3<>by<>1 16 21 6 2 1 1 should<>be<>1<>1 8 7 14 3 1 1 3<>:<>The<>1 5 18 10 1 1 4 aspects<>of<>tmi3<>1 1 14 21 1 1 4 .<>reqd<>and<>1 94 2 6 2 1 1 order<>.<>Second<>1 4 94 1 3 1 1 total<>,<>the<>1 5 15 30 1 1 1 not<>a<>program<>1 4 16 1 1 1 1 warnings<>.<>Following<>1 2 94 2 1 1 2 cannot<>be<>negative<>1 3 7 2 1 1 1 erroneous<>conditions<>:<>1 3 5 18 3 1 2 the<>features<>of<>1 30 1 14 1 3 1 tested<>tmi3<>.<>1 4 21 95 1 1 20 this<>error<>.<>1 6 6 95 1 1 2 valid<>in<>that<>1 1 9 10 1 1 1 .<>Subtest<>1<>1 94 5 14 5 4 1 versions<>of<>tmi3<>1 1 14 21 1 1 4 .<>The<>fifth<>1 94 10 1 5 1 1 February<>,<>2002<>1 1 15 1 1 1 1 are<>thrown<>by<>1 7 1 6 1 1 1 trigram<>10<>cannot<>1 8 1 3 1 1 1 a<>description<>of<>1 16 1 14 1 2 1 Scripts<>for<>ll<>1 1 16 1 1 1 1 6<>one<>two<>1 2 3 8 1 1 2 .<>We<>test<>1 94 4 8 2 5 1 :<>First<>,<>1 18 1 15 1 1 1 ,<>type<>normal<>1 15 2 5 2 1 1 21<>4<>8<>1 1 11 1 1 1 1 dimensions<>tri<>grams<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 23<>40<>9<>1 3 1 3 1 3 1 a<>.<>reqd<>1 16 94 2 1 1 2 6<>marginal<>totals<>1 2 4 2 1 1 2 of<>newer<>versions<>1 14 1 2 1 1 1 .<>Subtest<>a<>1 94 5 16 5 1 1 more<>.<>This<>1 1 94 6 1 1 6 possible<>3<>D<>1 1 5 1 1 1 1 should<>elicit<>a<>1 8 2 16 2 2 1 10<>cannot<>exceed<>1 1 3 2 1 1 2 .<>sub<>4<>1 94 3 11 3 2 1 that<>later<>versions<>1 10 1 2 1 1 1 Following<>is<>a<>1 2 10 16 2 1 2 obtained<>are<>correct<>1 1 7 1 1 1 1 3<>dimensions<>tri<>1 5 1 1 1 1 1 The<>numbers<>passed<>1 10 1 2 1 1 1 default<>order<>and<>1 2 4 6 2 1 1 .<>pm<>can<>1 94 23 2 23 1 1 1<>or<>more<>1 14 2 1 1 1 1 checks<>to<>see<>1 9 7 2 1 1 2 Ngram<>Statistics<>Package<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 has<>been<>tested<>1 3 2 4 1 1 1 pl<>.<>Following<>1 2 94 2 2 1 2 exceed<>the<>marginal<>1 2 30 4 2 1 2 in<>a<>different<>1 9 16 1 3 1 1 this<>is<>not<>1 6 10 4 1 1 2 the<>file<>should<>1 30 2 8 1 1 1 running<>statistic<>.<>1 1 2 95 1 1 2 fifth<>trigram<>must<>1 1 8 1 1 1 1 bane0025<>d<>.<>1 1 3 95 1 1 3 value<>for<>the<>1 6 16 30 1 2 1 performs<>several<>subtests<>1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2<>.<>2<>1 15 94 15 11 1 8 works<>when<>the<>1 2 5 30 1 1 2 14<>13<>19<>1 3 5 1 2 1 1 program<>by<>itself<>1 1 6 1 1 1 1 checks<>for<>these<>1 9 16 2 2 1 1 meant<>only<>for<>1 1 1 15 1 1 1 here<>the<>features<>1 1 30 1 1 1 1 calculated<>for<>.<>1 1 16 95 1 1 1 a<>possible<>3<>1 16 1 5 1 1 1 two<>three<>five<>1 8 6 1 5 1 1 has<>too<>large<>1 3 2 1 1 1 1 pm<>by<>running<>1 23 6 1 3 1 1 a<>negative<>value<>1 16 2 6 1 3 1 have<>tested<>tmi3<>1 5 4 21 2 1 1 of<>trigrams<>in<>1 14 5 9 3 1 1 sub<>4<>.<>1 3 11 95 1 1 2 reqd<>and<>test<>1 2 6 8 1 1 1 2<>:<>tmi3<>1 15 18 21 3 1 2 normal<>operations<>too<>1 5 1 2 1 1 1 than<>or<>equal<>1 1 2 1 1 1 1 works<>!<>These<>1 2 1 1 1 1 1 The<>fifth<>trigram<>1 10 1 8 1 5 1 Phases<>of<>Testing<>1 1 14 5 1 1 1 is<>normal<>handling<>1 10 5 4 1 2 2 4<>8<>5<>1 11 1 2 1 1 1 a<>total<>trigrams<>1 16 5 5 1 1 1 .<>pm<>requires<>1 94 23 1 23 1 1 a<>non<>default<>1 16 1 2 1 1 1 .<>Phases<>of<>1 94 1 14 1 1 1 Modified<>for<>tmi3<>1 2 16 21 2 1 2 value<>cannot<>be<>1 6 3 7 1 1 1 Satanjeev<>Banerjee<>bane0025<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .<>edu<>Modified<>1 94 3 2 3 1 1 could<>be<>in<>1 1 7 9 1 1 1 1<>.<>Introduction<>1 14 94 1 8 1 1 tmi<>.<>pm<>1 1 94 23 1 1 23 true<>mutual<>information<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 of<>association<>for<>1 14 1 15 1 1 1 scripts<>and<>files<>1 1 6 2 1 1 1 if<>the<>scores<>1 4 30 1 1 1 1 have<>divided<>the<>1 5 1 30 1 1 1 that<>is<>less<>1 10 10 1 2 1 1 4<>6<>one<>1 11 2 3 1 1 1 in<>the<>default<>1 9 30 2 2 1 1 edu<>Modified<>for<>1 3 2 15 1 1 2 used<>to<>check<>1 2 7 1 1 1 1 to<>zero<>.<>1 7 1 95 1 2 1 itself<>,<>but<>1 1 15 1 1 1 1 or<>more<>.<>1 2 1 95 1 1 1 .<>Conclusions<>:<>1 94 1 18 1 3 1 of<>Testing<>:<>1 14 5 18 1 1 1 two<>main<>phases<>1 8 1 1 1 1 1 July<>,<>2003<>1 1 15 1 1 1 1 ,<>but<>is<>1 15 1 10 1 1 1 too<>large<>a<>1 2 1 16 1 1 1 main<>phases<>:<>1 1 1 18 1 1 1 indeed<>throw<>an<>1 1 2 3 1 1 2 .<>If<>this<>1 94 2 6 2 1 1 Amruta<>Purandare<>pura0010<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 It<>works<>!<>1 1 2 1 1 1 1 Statistical<>library<>package<>1 1 2 2 1 1 2 phases<>:<>Phase<>1 1 18 4 1 1 1 the<>situation<>when<>1 30 1 5 1 1 1 for<>tmi3<>.<>1 16 21 95 2 4 20 is<>plugged<>into<>1 10 1 2 1 1 1 pl<>.<>We<>1 2 94 4 2 1 2 large<>a<>marginal<>1 1 16 4 1 1 1 plugged<>into<>statistic<>1 1 2 2 1 1 1 :<>Testing<>tmi<>1 18 5 1 4 1 1 mutual<>information<>measure<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 that<>checks<>two<>1 10 9 8 1 1 1 grams<>.<>Note<>1 2 94 1 2 1 1 :<>the<>frequency<>1 18 30 6 1 1 3 1<>:<>tmi3<>1 14 18 21 3 1 2 .<>cnt<>:<>1 94 1 18 1 3 1 normal<>conditions<>:<>1 5 5 18 2 1 2 negative<>.<>The<>1 2 94 10 1 1 5 normal<>conditions<>.<>1 5 5 95 2 3 2 these<>warnings<>.<>1 2 2 95 1 1 1 should<>elicit<>the<>1 8 2 30 2 1 1 the<>testing<>into<>1 30 2 2 1 1 1 1<>.<>3<>1 14 94 5 8 1 2 Testing<>tmi<>.<>1 6 1 95 1 4 1 value<>that<>is<>1 6 10 10 1 1 2 however<>they<>could<>1 1 3 1 1 1 1 in<>a<>warning<>1 9 16 3 3 1 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-1.sub-3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000133110411163140016714 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 200 Warning message: Total trigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>two<>three<>2 14 15 11 5 4 6 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 200 Warning message: Total trigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>two<>four<>2 14 13 19 4 7 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 200 Warning message: Total trigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>three<>one<>1 14 13 21 4 8 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 200 Warning message: Total trigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 4 9 11 Wrong number of tokens in ngram on line 6. Expecting 3. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000002610276302305020721 0ustar tpederse0 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 1 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-1.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004510436107121016720 0ustar tpederseFrequency combination "0 2" missing! Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-1.sub-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000017110276302305016553 0ustar tpederse7 line<>in<>1 1 1 a<>file<>1 1 1 is<>a<>1 1 1 this<>is<>1 1 1 with<>one<>1 1 1 file<>with<>1 1 1 one<>line<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-2.sub-1-a.cnt0100644012467300001570000000021410276302305016770 0ustar tpederse35 one<>two<>three<>2 14 15 11 5 4 6 one<>two<>four<>2 14 13 19 4 7 7 two<>three<>one<>1 14 13 21 4 8 5 two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 4 9 11 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-1.sub-4.error.reqd0100644012467300001570000000161710411163140020054 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 201 Warning message: Frequency value (n111=-2) must not be negative. Skipping ngram one<>two<>three<>-2 14 15 11 5 4 6 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value (n111=38) must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram one<>two<>four<>38 14 13 19 4 7 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram (n111=16) must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram two<>three<>one<>16 14 13 21 4 8 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value (-13) must not be negative. Skipping ngram two<>three<>four<>4 16 -13 23 4 9 11 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value (40) must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 40 9 11 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-3.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004610276302305017143 0ustar tpederseRank correlation coefficient = 1.0000 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-2.sub-1-b.cnt0100644012467300001570000000021410276302305016771 0ustar tpederse35 one<>two<>three<>14 15 11 2 6 4 5 one<>two<>four<>14 13 19 2 7 7 4 two<>three<>one<>14 13 21 1 5 8 4 two<>three<>four<>16 13 23 4 11 9 4 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi3/test-1.sub-4.cnt0100644012467300001570000000033110276302305016554 0ustar tpederse35 one<>two<>three<>-2 14 15 11 5 4 6 one<>two<>four<>38 14 13 19 4 7 7 two<>three<>one<>16 14 13 21 4 8 5 two<>three<>five<>4 16 13 23 4 9 11 two<>three<>four<>4 16 -13 23 4 9 11 two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 40 9 11 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507120014253 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160015236 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A3b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004110276302304017455 0ustar tpederseNo co-occurrences at 2 th level. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A7a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001210276302304017456 0ustar tpederseof<> in<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A18.count0100644012467300001570000000077510276302304017614 0ustar tpederseMN-55812<>.<>1 1 2 pura0010@d.umn.edu<>pamruta2688@yahoo.com<>1 1 1 Department<>of<>1 1 2 USA<>.<>1 1 2 (218)-726-7616<>Email<>1 1 1 .<>Phone<>1 2 1 Duluth<>Duluth<>1 2 2 Minnesota<>Duluth<>1 1 2 of<>Computer<>1 2 1 University<>of<>1 1 2 Email<>pura0010@d.umn.edu<>1 1 1 Office<>Address<>1 1 1 Hall-338<>Department<>1 1 1 Duluth<>MN-55812<>1 2 1 Science<>University<>1 1 1 Heller<>Hall-338<>1 1 1 .<>USA<>1 2 1 of<>Minnesota<>1 2 1 Address<>Heller<>1 1 1 Computer<>Science<>1 1 1 Phone<>(218)-726-7616<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA15c.sh0100644012467300001570000000417510276302304017157 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A15c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A15c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when each token is a bigram # Input - test-A15.count # Output - test-A15c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A15c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A15.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A15c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when each token is a bigram"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A15.count"; set Actual="test-A15c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal "alan bond" --order 3 $TestInput > test-A15c1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A15.regex --order 3 $TestInput > test-A15c2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A15c1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A15c2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA15c #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal "alan bond""; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A15.regex "; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A1b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004610276302304017460 0ustar tpedersespace<> paragraph<> print<> circuit<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A12.count0100644012467300001570000000135610276302303017601 0ustar tpedersekaranA<>bai.nk<>2 3 3 bai.nk<>me.n<>2 4 2 khAtA<>honA<>1 1 1 i.<>bai.nk<>1 1 3 gulluk<>paisA<>1 1 1 jamA<>karanA<>1 1 4 rakhA<>huA<>1 1 1 dum<>.<> v.t.<>and<>1 1 1 bai.nk<>se<>1 4 1 vishwAs<>karanA<>1 1 4 ke<>sAmane<>1 1 1 coll.<>bharosA<>1 1 1 peTI<>pU.NjI<>1 1 1 kI<>peTI<>1 1 1 se<>lenaden<>1 1 1 rakhane<>kI<>1 1 1 jInA<>maranA<> vAlo.n<>ke<>1 1 1 honA<>coll.<>1 1 1 lenaden<>karanA<>1 1 4 pU.NjI<>juA<>1 1 1 khelane<>vAlo.n<>1 1 1 huA<>dhan<>1 1 1 karanA<>vishwAs<>1 3 1 me.n<>khAtA<>1 2 1 me.n<>jamA<>1 2 1 adhikoSh<>gulluk<>1 1 1 sAmane<>rakhA<>1 1 1 bai.nk<>adhikoSh<>1 4 1 and<>i.<>1 1 1 AnA<>jAnA<> jAnA<>.<> bharosA<>karanA<>1 1 4 paisA<>rakhane<>1 1 1 juA<>khelane<>1 1 1 dhan<>v.t.<>1 1 1 hasanA<>ronA<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-B1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000010510276302304017313 0ustar tpederseERROR(kocos.pl): Order should be greater than or equal to 1. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A13e.reqd0100644012467300001570000000002110276302303017536 0ustar tpedersechhoDa<> pUrNa<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA7d.sh0100644012467300001570000000362710276302304017102 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A7d FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A7d - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph has zigzag form # Input - test-A7.count # Output - test-A7d.reqd echo "UNIT Test A7d -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A7.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A7d.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph has a zigzag shape"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A7.count"; set Actual="test-A7d.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 4 $TestInput > test-A7d.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A7d.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA7d #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A12b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004210276302303017535 0ustar tpederseme.n<> i.<> se<> adhikoSh<> dum<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA18b.sh0100644012467300001570000000364510276302304017162 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A18b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A18b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when data contains phone nos and emails # Input - test-A18.count # Output - test-A18b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A18b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A18.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A18b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when data contains phone nos and emails"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A18.count"; set Actual="test-A18b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A18.regex --order 2 $TestInput > test-A18b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A18b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA18b #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A18.regex"; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A7c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001610276302304017464 0ustar tpedersetext<> omit<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A11.count0100644012467300001570000000126410276302303017576 0ustar tpederse35 karanA<>bai.nk<>2 3 3 bai.nk<>me.n<>2 4 2 khAtA<>honA<>1 1 1 i.<>bai.nk<>1 1 3 gulluk<>paisA<>1 1 1 jamA<>karanA<>1 1 4 rakhA<>huA<>1 1 1 v.t.<>and<>1 1 1 bai.nk<>se<>1 4 1 vishwAs<>karanA<>1 1 4 ke<>sAmane<>1 1 1 coll.<>bharosA<>1 1 1 peTI<>pU.NjI<>1 1 1 kI<>peTI<>1 1 1 se<>lenaden<>1 1 1 rakhane<>kI<>1 1 1 vAlo.n<>ke<>1 1 1 honA<>coll.<>1 1 1 lenaden<>karanA<>1 1 4 pU.NjI<>juA<>1 1 1 khelane<>vAlo.n<>1 1 1 huA<>dhan<>1 1 1 karanA<>vishwAs<>1 3 1 me.n<>khAtA<>1 2 1 me.n<>jamA<>1 2 1 adhikoSh<>gulluk<>1 1 1 sAmane<>rakhA<>1 1 1 bai.nk<>adhikoSh<>1 4 1 and<>i.<>1 1 1 bharosA<>karanA<>1 1 4 paisA<>rakhane<>1 1 1 juA<>khelane<>1 1 1 dhan<>v.t.<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A5.count0100644012467300001570000000010110276302304017507 0ustar tpederseprint<>text<> print<>file<> the<>line<> line<>file<> the<>text<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A15a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000005610276302304017545 0ustar tpederseaustralian businessman<> s the<> trouble is<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA10a.sh0100644012467300001570000000412010276302304017136 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A10a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A10a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when target word is , # Input - test-A10.count # Output - test-A10a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A10a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A10.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A10a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target words is ,"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A10.count"; set Actual="test-A10a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal , $TestInput > test-A10a1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A10.regex $TestInput > test-A10a2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A10a1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A10a2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA10a #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal , "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A10.regex "; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-B2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000015610276302304017322 0ustar tpederseERROR(kocos.pl): SOURCE file is not a valid Bigram output of NSP at line <2>. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA16a.sh0100644012467300001570000000414310276302304017151 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A16a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A16a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when tokens include punctuations # Input - test-A16.count # Output - test-A16a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A16a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A16.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A16a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when tokens include punctuations"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A16.count"; set Actual="test-A16a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal on $TestInput > test-A16a1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A16.regex $TestInput > test-A16a2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A16a1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A16a2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA16a #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal on "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A16.regex "; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A3.count0100644012467300001570000000015310276302304017514 0ustar tpederseprint<>text<> print<>line<> print<>word<> line<>word<> line<>text<> line<>file<> word<>file<> file<>text<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A7d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001010276302304017457 0ustar tpederseprint<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA7c.sh0100644012467300001570000000362710276302304017101 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A7c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A7c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph has zigzag form # Input - test-A7.count # Output - test-A7c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A7c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A7.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A7c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph has a zigzag shape"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A7.count"; set Actual="test-A7c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 3 $TestInput > test-A7c.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A7c.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA7c #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA7b.sh0100644012467300001570000000362710276302304017100 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A7b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A7b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph has zigzag form # Input - test-A7.count # Output - test-A7b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A7b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A7.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A7b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph has a zigzag shape"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A7.count"; set Actual="test-A7b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 2 $TestInput > test-A7b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A7b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA7b #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA9c.sh0100644012467300001570000000362310276302304017077 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A9c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A9c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when target word is a regex from file # Input - test-A9.count # Output - test-A9c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A9c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A9.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A9c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target word is a regex from file"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A9.count"; set Actual="test-A9c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A9.regex --order 3 $TestInput > test-A9c.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A9c.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA9c #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A8d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004110276302304017464 0ustar tpederseNo co-occurrences at 4 th level. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A16c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001710276302304017545 0ustar tpedersedid<> in<> .<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA10e.sh0100644012467300001570000000417110276302304017150 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A10e FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A10e - Checks if the program displays right message # for 5th order co-occurrences # when target word is , # Input - test-A10.count # Output - test-A10e.reqd echo "UNIT Test A10e -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A10.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A10e.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program displays right message"; echo " for 5th order co-occurrences when the target word is ,"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A10.count"; set Actual="test-A10e.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal , --order 5 $TestInput > test-A10e1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A10.regex --order 5 $TestInput > test-A10e2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A10e1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A10e2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA10e #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal , "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A10.regex"; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A13d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000005510276302303017544 0ustar tpedersedenA<> huA<> maTha<> dhImA<> tyAga<> baTTA<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA3b.sh0100644012467300001570000000363110276302304017067 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A3b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A3b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a 4 fold sqaure # Input - test-A3.count # Output - test-A3b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A3b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A3.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A3b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a 4 fold square"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A3.count"; set Actual="test-A3b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 2 $TestInput > test-A3b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A3b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA3b #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA14d.sh0100644012467300001570000000375110276302304017156 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A14d FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A14d - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order # co-occurrences when target word is /\d/ and # data contains some weird characters # Input - test-A14.count # Output - test-A14d.reqd echo "UNIT Test A14d -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A14.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A14d.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target word is /\d/ and data"; echo " contains some weird characters."; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A14.count"; set Actual="test-A14d.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A14.regex --order 4 $TestInput > test-A14d.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A14d.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA14d #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A14.regex"; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA13b.sh0100644012467300001570000000417710276302304017156 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A13b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A13b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when the data contains punctuations # Input - test-A13.count # Output - test-A13b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A13b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A13.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A13b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the data contains punctuations"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A13.count"; set Actual="test-A13b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal mahanta --order 2 $TestInput > test-A13b1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A13.regex --order 2 $TestInput > test-A13b2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A13b1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A13b2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA13b #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal mahanta "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A13.regex"; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A1d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004010276302304017454 0ustar tpederseNo co-occurrences at 4th level. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A17b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024510276302304017550 0ustar tpedersePublic<> of<> in<> with<> program<> words<> following<> target<> WORD<> co<> find<> 2nd<> that<> file<> using<> box<> command<> ,<> specify<> Kth<> from<> display<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA11a.sh0100644012467300001570000000361210276302304017144 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A11a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A11a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when target word is /\./ # Input - test-A11.count # Output - test-A11a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A11a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A11.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A11a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target words is /\./"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A11.count"; set Actual="test-A11a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A11.regex $TestInput > test-A11a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A11a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA11a #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A11.regex "; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA15b.sh0100644012467300001570000000416710276302304017157 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A15b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A15b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when each token is a bigram # Input - test-A15.count # Output - test-A15b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A15b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A15.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A15b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when each token is a bigram"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A15.count"; set Actual="test-A15b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal "alan bond" --order 2 $TestInput > test-A15b1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A15.regex --order 2 $TestInput > test-A15b2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A15b1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A15b2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA15b #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal "alan bond" "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A15.regex"; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A9.count0100644012467300001570000000013310276302304017520 0ustar tpederseline<>text<> print<>text<> para<>lines<> Line<>doc<> doc<>print<> text<>para<> para<>doc<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA12d.sh0100644012467300001570000000362010276302304017147 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A12d FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A12d - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order # co-occurrences when target words end in nA # Input - test-A12.count # Output - test-A12d.reqd echo "UNIT Test A12d -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A12.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A12d.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target words end in nA"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A12.count"; set Actual="test-A12d.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A12.regex --order 4 $TestInput > test-A12d.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A12d.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA12d #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A12.regex"; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A14a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000002510276302303017537 0ustar tpederse.<> name<> umn<> ?<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA12b.sh0100644012467300001570000000362410276302304017151 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A12b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A12b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when target words end in 'nA' # Input - test-A12.count # Output - test-A12b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A12b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A12.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A12b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target words end in nA "; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A12.count"; set Actual="test-A12b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A12.regex --order 2 $TestInput > test-A12b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A12b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA12b #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A12.regex"; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A16e.reqd0100644012467300001570000000003310276302304017545 0ustar tpedersemaster's<> T.D.Pedersen<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA10c.sh0100644012467300001570000000414210276302304017144 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A10c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A10c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when target word is , # Input - test-A10.count # Output - test-A10c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A10c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A10.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A10c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target word is ,"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A10.count"; set Actual="test-A10c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal , --order 3 $TestInput > test-A10c1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A10.regex --order 3 $TestInput > test-A10c2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A10c1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A10c2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA10c #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal , "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A10.regex "; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA18a.sh0100644012467300001570000000364310276302304017157 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A18a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A18a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when data contains phone nos and emails # Input - test-A18.count # Output - test-A18a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A18a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A18.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A18a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when data contains phone nos and emails"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A18.count"; set Actual="test-A18a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A18.regex $TestInput > test-A18a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A18a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA18a #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A18.regex "; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A6d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004110276302304017462 0ustar tpederseNo co-occurrences at 4 th level. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA18c.sh0100644012467300001570000000365510276302304017164 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A18c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A18c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when data contains phone nos and emails # Input - test-A18.count # Output - test-A18c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A18c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A18.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A18c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when data contains phone nos and emails"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A18.count"; set Actual="test-A18c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A18.regex --order 3 $TestInput > test-A18c.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A18c.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA18c #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A18.regex "; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A13c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000002610276302303017541 0ustar tpederseN<> VT<> ,<> karanA<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA10b.sh0100644012467300001570000000413210276302304017142 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A10b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A10b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when target word is , # Input - test-A10.count # Output - test-A10b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A10b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A10.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A10b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target word is ,"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A10.count"; set Actual="test-A10b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal , --order 2 $TestInput > test-A10b1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A10.regex --order 2 $TestInput > test-A10b2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A10b1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A10b2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA10b #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal , "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A10.regex"; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A16.regex0100644012467300001570000000000710276302304017560 0ustar tpederse/^on$/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA11d.sh0100644012467300001570000000361310276302304017150 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A11d FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A11d - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order # co-occurrences when target word is /\./ # Input - test-A11.count # Output - test-A11d.reqd echo "UNIT Test A11d -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A11.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A11d.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target word is /\./"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A11.count"; set Actual="test-A11d.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A11.regex --order 4 $TestInput > test-A11d.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A11d.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA11d #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A11.regex"; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A9a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000002410276302304017463 0ustar tpedersetext<> para<> doc<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA11c.sh0100644012467300001570000000362310276302304017150 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A11c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A11c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when target word is /\./ # Input - test-A11.count # Output - test-A11c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A11c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A11.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A11c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target word is /\./"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A11.count"; set Actual="test-A11c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A11.regex --order 3 $TestInput > test-A11c.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A11c.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA11c #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A11.regex "; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A4c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004110276302304017457 0ustar tpederseNo co-occurrences at 3 th level. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A11d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004110276302303017535 0ustar tpederseNo co-occurrences at 4 th level. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A10d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001110276302303017531 0ustar tpederseN<> VT<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA6a.sh0100644012467300001570000000367710276302304017103 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A6a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A6a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a chain with # two alternate loops # Input - test-A6.count # Output - test-A6a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A6a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A6.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A6a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a chain"; echo " with two alternate loops"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A6.count"; set Actual="test-A6a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line $TestInput > test-A6a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A6a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA6a #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A11.regex0100644012467300001570000000000510276302303017550 0ustar tpederse/\./ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA19b.sh0100644012467300001570000000362410276302304017160 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A19b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A19b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences from Hindi transliterated data # Input - test-A19.count # Output - test-A19b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A19b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A19.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A19b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences from Hindi data containing puctuations"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A19.count"; set Actual="test-A19b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal karanA --order 2 $TestInput > test-A19b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A19b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA19b #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal karanA- "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA16c.sh0100644012467300001570000000416610276302304017160 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A16c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A16c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when tokens include punctuations # Input - test-A16.count # Output - test-A16c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A16c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A16.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A16c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when tokens include punctuations"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A16.count"; set Actual="test-A16c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal on --order 3 $TestInput > test-A16c1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A16.regex --order 3 $TestInput > test-A16c2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A16c1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A16c2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA16c #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal on "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A16.regex "; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA9b.sh0100644012467300001570000000362310276302304017076 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A9b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A9b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when target word is a regex from file # Input - test-A9.count # Output - test-A9b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A9b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A9.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A9b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target word is a regex from file"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A9.count"; set Actual="test-A9b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A9.regex --order 2 $TestInput > test-A9b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A9b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA9b #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A6.count0100644012467300001570000000011610276302304017516 0ustar tpederseline<>text<> text<>print<> text<>doc<> print<>doc<> print<>word<> doc<>word<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA7a.sh0100644012467300001570000000361510276302304017074 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A7a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A7a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph has zigzag form # Input - test-A7.count # Output - test-A7a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A7a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A7.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A7a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph has a zigzag shape"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A7.count"; set Actual="test-A7a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line $TestInput > test-A7a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A7a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA7a #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A6a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000710276302304017461 0ustar tpedersetext<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A16b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000010610276302304017543 0ustar tpederse Amruta<> A.D. Purandare<> 2002-2003<> (Word Sense Disambiguation)<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A8a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000003110276302304017460 0ustar tpederseblank<> text<> current<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A10.count0100644012467300001570000000047310276302303017576 0ustar tpederse179 1<>.<>10 10 18 karanA<>,<>6 7 38 ,<>2<>5 38 5 2<>.<>5 5 18 denA<>,<>4 6 38 N<>1<>4 4 10 chhoDa<>denA<>3 3 6 .<>kama<>3 18 3 VT<>1<>3 3 10 kama<>karanA<>2 3 7 .<>n<>2 18 2 .<>mahanta<>2 18 2 huA<>,<>2 2 38 maTha<>,<>2 2 38 ,<>dhImA<>2 38 2 tyAga<>,<>2 3 38 baTTA<>,<>1 1 38 ke<>AdhIna<>1 1 1 pUrNa<>tyAga<>1 1 3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A2b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004110276302304017454 0ustar tpederseNo co-occurrences at 2 th level. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A8c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001710276302304017466 0ustar tpederseship<> board<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A10e.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004110276302303017535 0ustar tpederseNo co-occurrences at 5 th level. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A11c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000003210276302303017534 0ustar tpederserakhane<> rakhA<> paisA<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA6b.sh0100644012467300001570000000371110276302304017071 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A6b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A6b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a chain with # two alternate loops # Input - test-A6.count # Output - test-A6b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A6b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A6.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A6b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a chain"; echo " with two alternate loops"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A6.count"; set Actual="test-A6b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 2 $TestInput > test-A6b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A6b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA6b #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A19b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000003710276302304017551 0ustar tpedersea.ntar<> lenA<> rUlar<> honA<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA10d.sh0100644012467300001570000000413210276302304017144 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A10d FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A10d - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order # co-occurrences when target word is , # Input - test-A10.count # Output - test-A10d.reqd echo "UNIT Test A10d -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A10.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A10d.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target word is ,"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A10.count"; set Actual="test-A10d.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal , --order 4 $TestInput > test-A10d1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A10.regex --order 4 $TestInput > test-A10d2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A10d1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A10d2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA10d #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal , "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A10.regex"; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA7e.sh0100644012467300001570000000366110276302304017101 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A7e FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A7e - Checks if the program shows right message when # no co-occurrences occur at the specified order # and when co-occurrence graph has a zigzag form # Input - test-A7.count # Output - test-A7e.reqd echo "UNIT Test A7e -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A7.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A7e.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program shows right message when"; echo " no co-occurrences occur at the specified order"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A7.count"; set Actual="test-A7e.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 5 $TestInput > test-A7e.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A7e.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA7e #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A4b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001310276302304017455 0ustar tpedersein<> the<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A13.regex0100644012467300001570000000001210276302303017550 0ustar tpederse/mahanta/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A7e.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004010276302304017463 0ustar tpederseNo co-occurrences at 5th level. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA9a.sh0100644012467300001570000000361210276302304017073 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A9a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A9a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when target word is a regex from file # Input - test-A9.count # Output - test-A9a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A9a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A9.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A9a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target words is a regex from file"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A9.count"; set Actual="test-A9a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A9.regex $TestInput > test-A9a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A9a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA9a #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA5a.sh0100644012467300001570000000357710276302304017101 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A5a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A5a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a cycle # Input - test-A5.count # Output - test-A5a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A5a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A5.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A5a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a cycle"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A5.count"; set Actual="test-A5a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line $TestInput > test-A5a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A5a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA5a #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A18c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001410276302304017544 0ustar tpederseMinnesota<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A4.count0100644012467300001570000000015710276302304017521 0ustar tpederseprint<>the<> print<>in<> print<>line<> text<>the<> text<>in<> text<>line<> file<>the<> file<>in<> file<>line<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA16e.sh0100644012467300001570000000421510276302304017155 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A16e FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A16e - Checks if the program displays right message # for 5th order co-occurrences # when tokens include punctuations # Input - test-A16.count # Output - test-A16e.reqd echo "UNIT Test A16e -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A16.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A16e.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program displays right message"; echo " for 5th order co-occurrences when tokens include punctuations"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A16.count"; set Actual="test-A16e.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal on --order 5 $TestInput > test-A16e1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A16.regex --order 5 $TestInput > test-A16e2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A16e1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A16e2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA16e #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal on "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A16.regex"; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA8c.sh0100644012467300001570000000363210276302304017076 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A8c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A8c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when target word is specified as a regex # Input - test-A8.count # Output - test-A8c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A8c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A8.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A8c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target word is specified as a regex"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A8.count"; set Actual="test-A8c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A8.regex --order 3 $TestInput > test-A8c.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A8c.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA8c #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA13a.sh0100644012467300001570000000415710276302304017153 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A13a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A13a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when data contains punctuations # Input - test-A13.count # Output - test-A13a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A13a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A13.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A13a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when the data contains punctuations"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A13.count"; set Actual="test-A13a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal mahanta $TestInput > test-A13a1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A13.regex $TestInput > test-A13a2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A13a1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A13a2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA13a #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal mahanta "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A13.regex "; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A4a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000002610276302304017460 0ustar tpederseprint<> text<> file<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA13e.sh0100644012467300001570000000424410276302304017154 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A13e FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A13e - Checks if the program displays right message # for 5th order co-occurrences # co-occurrences when data contains puctuations # Input - test-A13.count # Output - test-A13e.reqd echo "UNIT Test A13e -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A13.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A13e.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program displays right message"; echo " for 5th order co-occurrences when data contaings puctuations"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A13.count"; set Actual="test-A13e.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal mahanta --order 5 $TestInput > test-A13e1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A13.regex --order 5 $TestInput > test-A13e2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A13e1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A13e2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA13e #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal mahanta "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A13.regex"; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A19.count0100644012467300001570000000447110276302304017612 0ustar tpederseThIk<>ThAk<>1 5 1 kriyAshIl<>honA<>1 1 46 manan<>karanA<>1 1 137 khAn<>adv.<>1 1 7 sa.nba.ndhI<>vAstavik<>1 2 5 svata.ntra<>kAfI<>1 3 2 se<>m.Nhage<>1 31 1 turat<>shIghratA<>1 1 1 U.NchAI<>kA<>1 1 29 hukUmat<>karanA<>1 3 137 padArtha<>sound<>1 4 1 jAganA<>jAgaraN<>1 1 2 karanA<>samabhanA<>1 137 2 n.<>ghanAkR^iti<>1 39 1 karanA<>kAm<>1 137 8 A.ndolit<>honA<>1 1 46 nIche<>star<>1 1 2 n.<>khel<>1 39 6 fekanA<>ki<>1 1 1 tAtvikatA<>v.t.<>1 3 22 prabal<>prabhAvI<>1 2 2 ghor<>dAruN<>1 1 1 asalI<>artha<>1 3 1 parihAs<>karanA<>1 1 137 nirbhar<>honA<>1 1 46 karanA<>chApalUsI<>1 137 1 rUlar<>yA<>1 4 27 sU.NghanA<>ga.ndh<>1 1 5 chem.<>utpAditra<>1 2 1 karanA<>gIlA<>1 137 2 jAgaraN<>ratajagA<>1 2 1 ki<>vah<>1 1 1 dravyak<>dravyArthik<>1 1 1 eating<>bhojan<>1 1 2 yA<>karanA<>1 27 137 dhokhebAj<>Thag<>1 1 1 chalanA<>kriyAtmak<>1 5 1 jAne<>ke<>1 2 10 lagAnA<>tarAjU<>1 9 1 asamAn<>honA<>1 2 46 denA<>dhokhe<>1 21 1 mashIn<>play<>1 2 1 eater<>bhakshak<>1 1 1 kArya<>parishram<>1 6 2 suvAsit<>karane<>1 2 9 a.ntar<>samabhanA<>1 5 2 sainik<>kAryavAhI<>1 2 1 lenA<>kAm<>1 3 8 suI<>chhoTI<>1 1 2 karanA<>hAvI<>1 137 1 trivim<>ghan<>1 1 2 jAnA<>cold<>1 9 1 sAhitya<>rachanA<>1 1 3 ek<>sA<>1 2 1 me.n<>mukAbalA<>1 23 1 karanA<>TIm<>1 137 1 lagAnA<>kala.nk<>1 9 2 pradarshit<>karanA<>1 1 137 denA<>batAnA<>1 21 1 khelakUd<>gatividhi<>1 1 1 ba.DhanA<>bananA<>1 2 1 v.t.<>substantivise<>1 22 1 Apareshan<>karanA<>1 3 137 vAuchar<>noTis<>1 1 1 sa.nkriyAtmak<>sa.ngrAmik<>1 1 1 vidhAn<>vyavasthA<>1 1 5 ra.ng<>kI<>1 3 10 taga.DA<>baliShTha<>1 1 1 karanA<>haath<>1 137 1 gu.njAish<>manora.njan<>1 1 2 vivechan<>nirUpaN<>1 3 2 vAs<>denA<>1 3 21 se<>rAjasI<>1 31 2 vAchAl<>bAtUnI<>1 1 1 Shak.<>mUlya<>1 6 1 hIn<>n.<>1 1 39 dau.DbhAg<>karanA<>1 1 137 kaid<>karanA<>1 1 137 chIr<>phAD<>1 1 1 gAmI<>phurtIlA<>1 1 1 se<>jabaradastI<>1 31 1 kAgaz<>mus.<>1 1 4 ruler<>shAsak<>1 1 2 anubhav<>hIn<>1 1 1 paripath<>laghu<>1 2 5 ba.nd<>karanA<>1 1 137 suga.ndhitatA<>suvAsitatA<>1 1 1 maulikatA<>mUlatA<>1 1 2 karanA<>kriyAshIl<>1 137 1 n.<>vakshatrAN<>1 39 1 chalanA<>ns.<>1 5 14 karanA<>sInA<>1 137 1 sunishchit<>tIkhe<>1 1 1 phurtIlA<>tvarit<>1 1 1 karanA<>sAvadhAn<>1 137 4 sAdhAraN<>sAdA<>1 4 3 bahas<>gapashap<>1 1 2 uttejanashIl<>beImAnI<>1 1 1 vajan<>kA<>1 3 29 chusta<>drut<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A16a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001410276302304017540 0ustar tpederse,<> W.S.D<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A16.count0100644012467300001570000000062310276302304017602 0ustar tpederse19 "<>U.M.D<>1 2 1 U.M.D<>"<>1 1 2 ,<> Amruta<>1 2 1 (Word Sense Disambiguation)<>.<>1 1 1 T.D.Pedersen<>:<>1 1 1 did<>her<>1 1 1 A.D. Purandare<>,<>1 1 2 master's<>from<>1 1 1 ,<>on<>1 2 1 from<>"<>1 1 2 "<>with<>1 2 1 Amruta<>did<>1 1 1 her<>master's<>1 1 1 with<> T.D.Pedersen<>1 1 1 W.S.D<>(Word Sense Disambiguation)<>1 1 1 in<>2002-2003<>1 1 1 2002-2003<>,<>1 1 2 on<>W.S.D<>1 1 1 :<>in<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A18b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000003210276302304017543 0ustar tpederseDuluth<> (218)-726-7616<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A17a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000002010276302304017536 0ustar tpederseGeneral<> the<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA14b.sh0100644012467300001570000000373110276302304017152 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A14b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A14b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when target is /\d/ and data # contains all weird characters # Input - test-A14.count # Output - test-A14b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A14b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A14.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A14b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when target is /\d/ and data contains"; echo " all weird characters"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A14.count"; set Actual="test-A14b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A14.regex --order 2 $TestInput > test-A14b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A14b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA14b #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A14.regex"; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A8.count0100644012467300001570000000030110276302304017514 0ustar tpederseblank<>lines<>2 5 7 blank<>space<>4 2 6 lines<>text<>3 4 6 text<>paragraph<>2 5 6 print<>text<>3 5 7 current<>lines<>4 7 9 circuit<>current<>2 2 8 circuit<>board<>3 1 4 space<>ship<>5 2 8 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A15.regex0100644012467300001570000000001410276302304017555 0ustar tpederse/alan bond/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA1b.sh0100644012467300001570000000360610276302304017067 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A1b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A1b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a tree # Input - test-A1.count # Output - test-A1b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A1b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A1.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A1b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a tree"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A1.count"; set Actual="test-A1b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 2 $TestInput > test-A1b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A1b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA1b #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A14b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000006010276302303017537 0ustar tpederseId<> we<> ,<> [(a|b)[b|c]^]<> my<> for<> this<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A12c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001710276302303017540 0ustar tpederseand<> gulluk<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A14c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000510276302303017537 0ustar tpederseto<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA14c.sh0100644012467300001570000000376110276302304017156 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A14c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A14c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when target word is /\d/ and # data contains some weird characters # Input - test-A14.count # Output - test-A14c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A14c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A14.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A14c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target word is /\d/ and"; echo " data contains some weird characters"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A14.count"; set Actual="test-A14c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A14.regex --order 3 $TestInput > test-A14c.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A14c.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA14c #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A14.regex "; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA16d.sh0100644012467300001570000000415610276302304017160 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A16d FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A16d - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order # co-occurrences when tokens include punctuations # Input - test-A16.count # Output - test-A16d.reqd echo "UNIT Test A16d -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A16.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A16d.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order"; echo " co-occurrences when tokens include punctuations"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A16.count"; set Actual="test-A16d.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal on --order 4 $TestInput > test-A16d1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A16.regex --order 4 $TestInput > test-A16d2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A16d1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A16d2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA16d #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal on "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A16.regex"; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A18.regex0100644012467300001570000000000510276302304017560 0ustar tpederse/\./ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A8.regex0100644012467300001570000000001410276302304017477 0ustar tpederse/[Ll]ines?/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA4c.sh0100644012467300001570000000371110276302304017070 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A4c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A4c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a complete # bipartite of order 3 # Input - test-A4.count # Output - test-A4c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A4c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A4.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A4c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a complete"; echo " bipartite of order 3"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A4.count"; set Actual="test-A4c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 3 $TestInput > test-A4c.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A4c.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA4c #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-B2.count0100644012467300001570000000343210276302304017517 0ustar tpederse66 bai<>.<>nk<>4 4 12 4 4 4 4 nk<>me<>.<>2 4 2 11 2 2 2 .<>nk<>me<>2 12 4 2 4 2 2 me<>.<>n<>2 2 12 3 2 2 3 jamA<>karanA<>,<>1 1 4 3 1 1 1 t<>.<>and<>1 1 12 1 1 1 1 nk<>se<>lenaden<>1 4 1 1 1 1 1 rakhane<>kI<>peTI<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ;<>bai<>.<>1 7 3 11 1 4 3 karanA<>;<>bai<>1 3 7 3 2 2 1 karanA<>;<>vishwAs<>1 3 7 1 2 1 1 and<>i<>.<>1 1 1 11 1 1 1 karanA<>,<>bai<>1 3 3 3 1 2 1 NjI<>;<>juA<>1 1 7 1 1 1 1 kI<>peTI<>;<>1 1 1 8 1 1 1 bharosA<>karanA<>;<>1 1 4 8 1 1 3 juA<>khelane<>vAlo<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ke<>sAmane<>rakhA<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,<>bai<>.<>1 3 3 11 1 1 3 coll<>.<>bharosA<>1 1 12 1 1 1 1 huA<>dhan<>;<>1 1 1 8 1 1 1 .<>NjI<>;<>1 12 1 8 1 1 1 ;<>v<>.<>1 7 1 11 1 4 1 .<>nk<>se<>1 12 4 1 4 1 1 paisA<>rakhane<>kI<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n<>ke<>sAmane<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 pU<>.<>NjI<>1 1 12 1 1 1 1 ;<>juA<>khelane<>1 7 1 1 1 1 1 ;<>coll<>.<>1 7 1 11 1 4 1 n<>khAtA<>honA<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 adhikoSh<>;<>gulluk<>1 1 7 1 1 1 1 lenaden<>karanA<>;<>1 1 4 8 1 1 3 .<>nk<>,<>1 12 4 3 4 1 1 ,<>paisA<>rakhane<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 khelane<>vAlo<>.<>1 1 1 11 1 1 1 .<>n<>jamA<>1 12 3 1 3 1 1 vishwAs<>karanA<>;<>1 1 4 8 1 1 3 khAtA<>honA<>;<>1 1 1 8 1 1 1 ;<>pU<>.<>1 7 1 11 1 4 1 .<>bai<>.<>1 12 3 11 1 2 3 .<>n<>khAtA<>1 12 3 1 3 1 1 ,<>adhikoSh<>;<>1 3 1 8 1 1 1 i<>.<>bai<>1 1 12 3 1 1 1 peTI<>;<>pU<>1 1 7 1 1 1 1 ;<>vishwAs<>karanA<>1 7 1 4 1 1 1 gulluk<>,<>paisA<>1 1 3 1 1 1 1 .<>n<>ke<>1 12 3 1 3 1 1 n<>jamA<>karanA<>1 3 1 4 1 1 1 honA<>;<>coll<>1 1 7 1 1 1 1 sAmane<>rakhA<>huA<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .<>bharosA<>karanA<>1 12 1 4 1 1 1 dhan<>;<>v<>1 1 7 1 1 1 1 v<>.<>t<>1 1 12 1 1 1 1 se<>lenaden<>karanA<>1 1 1 4 1 1 1 ;<>gulluk<>,<>1 7 1 3 1 1 1 .<>t<>.<>1 12 1 11 1 2 1 nk<>,<>adhikoSh<>1 4 3 1 1 1 1 vAlo<>.<>n<>1 1 12 3 1 1 3 rakhA<>huA<>dhan<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .<>and<>i<>1 12 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A9b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001010276302304017457 0ustar tpederseprint<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A11a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000014210276302303017534 0ustar tpedersekaranA<> and<> se<> bharosA<> peTI<> ke<> honA<> juA<> khelane<> khAtA<> jamA<> adhikoSh<> dhan<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA17b.sh0100644012467300001570000000357410276302304017162 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A17b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A17b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences from some real text data # Input - test-A17.count # Output - test-A17b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A17b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A17.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A17b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences from some real text data"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A17.count"; set Actual="test-A17b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal GNU --order 2 $TestInput > test-A17b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A17b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA17b #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal GNU - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A2.count0100644012467300001570000000011610276302304017512 0ustar tpederseprint<>text<> print<>line<> line<>doc<> line<>text<> text<>doc<> print<>doc<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A13.count0100644012467300001570000000047310276302303017601 0ustar tpederse179 1<>.<>10 10 18 karanA<>,<>6 7 38 ,<>2<>5 38 5 2<>.<>5 5 18 denA<>,<>4 6 38 N<>1<>4 4 10 chhoDa<>denA<>3 3 6 .<>kama<>3 18 3 VT<>1<>3 3 10 kama<>karanA<>2 3 7 .<>n<>2 18 2 .<>mahanta<>2 18 2 huA<>,<>2 2 38 maTha<>,<>2 2 38 ,<>dhImA<>2 38 2 tyAga<>,<>2 3 38 baTTA<>,<>1 1 38 ke<>AdhIna<>1 1 1 pUrNa<>tyAga<>1 1 3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A9c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004110276302304017464 0ustar tpederseNo co-occurrences at 3 th level. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A12d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001710276302303017541 0ustar tpedersev.t.<> paisA<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA5b.sh0100644012467300001570000000361110276302304017067 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A5b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A5b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a cycle # Input - test-A5.count # Output - test-A5b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A5b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A5.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A5b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a cycle"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A5.count"; set Actual="test-A5b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 2 $TestInput > test-A5b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A5b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA5b #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A9.regex0100644012467300001570000000001410276302304017500 0ustar tpederse/[Ll]ines?/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA6c.sh0100644012467300001570000000371110276302304017072 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A6c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A6c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a chain with # two alternate loops # Input - test-A6.count # Output - test-A6c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A6c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A6.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A6c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a chain"; echo " with two alternate loops"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A6.count"; set Actual="test-A6c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 3 $TestInput > test-A6c.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A6c.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA6c #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000000235210770473740020510 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # Shell Test script to run all tests which check error conditions for kocos.pl # error-op.sh version 0.01 # By Amruta Purandare 01/10/2003 # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu ############################################################################# # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## set dirlist = `ls testB*.sh` foreach i ($dirlist) csh ./$i end rm -fr *.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA4b.sh0100644012467300001570000000371110276302304017067 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A4b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A4b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a complete # bipartite of order 3 # Input - test-A4.count # Output - test-A4b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A4b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A4.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A4b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a complete"; echo " bipartite of order 3"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A4.count"; set Actual="test-A4b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 2 $TestInput > test-A4b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A4b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA4b #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/README.txt0100644012467300001570000000552610276302303016730 0ustar tpederse******************************************************************************* README.txt FOR Testing kocos.pl Version 0.05 Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Ted Pedersen, tpederse@umn.edu Amruta Purandare pura0010@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse/nsp.html ******************************************************************************* Testing for kocos.pl ------------------------ AMRUTA PURANDARE pura0010@d.umn.edu 07/03/2003 1. Introduction: ---------------- This program is a component of NSP introduced in v0.53 and last modified in v0.57. It displays the Kth order co-occurrences of a given target word from a given Bigram output of NSP programs. The scripts and files provided here could be used to test the correct behaviour of the program and backward compatibility. 2. Tests: ---------- 2.1 Normal conditions: ---------------------- Tests written in testA*.sh test kocos.pl under normal conditions. Run normal-op.sh to run all test cases testA*.sh Subtests ending with alphabets like a,b,c,d show the same test case run on different orders. Test A1[a-d]: Test kocos when co-occurrence graph is a tree. Test A2[a-b]: Test kocos when co-occurrence graph has loops. Test A3[a-b]: Test kocos when co-occurrence graph is a 4 fold square Test A4[a-c]: Test kocos when co-occurrence graph is a complete bipartite Test A5[a-c]: Test kocos when co-occurrence graph is a cycle Test A6[a-d]: Test kocos when co-occurrence graph is a chain Test A7[a-e]: Test kocos when co-occurrence graph has a zigzag shape Test A8[a-d]: Test kocos when target is specified via regex option Test A9[a-c]: -------- " --------- Test A10[a-e]: Test kocos when target is , Test A11[a-d]: Test kocos when target is /\./ Test A12[a-d]: Test kocos when target is /nA$/ Test A13[a-e]: Test kocos when data contains puctuations Test A14[a-d]: Test kocos when target is /\d/ Test A15[a-c]: Test kocos when each token in a bigram is a bigram Test A16[a-e]: Test kocos when tokens include embedded puctuations Test A17[a-b]: Test kocos on some real text data Test A18[a-c]: Test kocos when tokens include phone numbers and email ids Test A19[a-b]: Test kocos on Hindi transliterated text data 2.2 Error conditions: --------------------- Tests written in testB*.sh test kocos.pl under error conditions. Run error-op.sh to run all test cases testB*.sh Test B1: Test error condition when order < 1 Test B2: Test error condition when bigram file is not valid 3. Conclusions: --------------- We have tested program kocos.pl enough to conclude that it runs correctly. We have also provided the test scripts so that future versions of kocos.pl can be compared to the current version against these scripts. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA1d.sh0100644012467300001570000000365010276302304017070 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A1d FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A1d - Checks if the program shows right message when # no co-occurrences occur at the specified order # and when co-occurrence graph is a tree # Input - test-A1.count # Output - test-A1d.reqd echo "UNIT Test A1d -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A1.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A1d.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program shows right message when"; echo " no co-occurrences occur at the specified order"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A1.count"; set Actual="test-A1d.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 4 $TestInput > test-A1d.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A1d.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA1d #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A13b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000002310276302303017535 0ustar tpederse1<> 2<> kama<> n<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testB1.sh0100644012467300001570000000334010276302304016721 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST B1 FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test B1 - Error test when order < 1 # Input - test-B1.count # Output - test-B1.reqd echo "UNIT Test B1 -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-B1.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-B1.reqd"; echo "Test - Error test when order < 1"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-B1.count"; set Actual="test-B1.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order -1 $TestInput >& test-B1.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-B1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTB1 #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA12c.sh0100644012467300001570000000363510276302304017154 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A12c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A12c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when target words end with nA # Input - test-A12.count # Output - test-A12c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A12c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A12.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A12c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target words end with nA"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A12.count"; set Actual="test-A12c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A12.regex --order 3 $TestInput > test-A12c.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A12c.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA12c #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A12.regex "; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A10a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007210276302303017535 0ustar tpedersekaranA<> 2<> denA<> huA<> maTha<> dhImA<> tyAga<> baTTA<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A11b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000006110276302303017535 0ustar tpedersevishwAs<> lenaden<> kI<> sAmane<> gulluk<> huA<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA2a.sh0100644012467300001570000000357410276302304017073 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A2a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A2a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph has loops # Input - test-A2.count # Output - test-A2a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A2a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A2.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A2a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph has loops"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A2.count"; set Actual="test-A2a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line $TestInput > test-A2a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A2a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA2a #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A13a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000410276302303017533 0ustar tpederse.<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A15c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000050210276302304017543 0ustar tpedersein november<> fetch 140<> for a<> the fury<> company of<> in the<> days there<> calling it<> spliff or<> as an<> is taking<> example an<> while the<> founded in<> and therefore<> s biggest<> s comments<> sometimes waives<> tuscany 1906<> and home<> text page<> reid watercolour<> reid portraits<> of gardening<> has yet<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A2a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000002510276302304017455 0ustar tpederseprint<> doc<> text<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA3a.sh0100644012467300001570000000362510276302304017071 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A3a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A3a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a 4 folded # square # Input - test-A3.count # Output - test-A3a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A3a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A3.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A3a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a 4 fold square"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A3.count"; set Actual="test-A3a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line $TestInput > test-A3a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A3a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA3a #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A15b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000025010276302304017542 0ustar tpederse1987 to<> million that<> highest estimate<> sound and<> maurice hewlett<> manner of<> good old<> auction house<> road in<> of bbc<> from charles<> lady the<> mr bond<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA8b.sh0100644012467300001570000000362510276302304017077 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A8b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A8b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when target word is specified via regex # Input - test-A8.count # Output - test-A8b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A8b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A8.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A8b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when target word is specified as a regex"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A8.count"; set Actual="test-A8b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A8.regex --order 2 $TestInput > test-A8b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A8b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA8b #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A14d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004110276302303017540 0ustar tpederseNo co-occurrences at 4 th level. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A5c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004110276302304017460 0ustar tpederseNo co-occurrences at 3 th level. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA17a.sh0100644012467300001570000000355710276302304017162 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A17a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A17a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences from some general text # Input - test-A17.count # Output - test-A17a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A17a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A17.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A17a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences from some general text."; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A17.count"; set Actual="test-A17a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal GNU $TestInput > test-A17a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A17a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA17a #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal GNU - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA14a.sh0100644012467300001570000000374310276302304017154 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A14a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A14a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when target word is /\d/ and # data contains all weird characters # Input - test-A14.count # Output - test-A14a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A14a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A14.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A14a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target words is /\d/ and data"; echo " contains all weird symbols."; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A14.count"; set Actual="test-A14a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A14.regex $TestInput > test-A14a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A14a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA14a #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A14.regex "; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A3a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000003510276302304017457 0ustar tpederseprint<> text<> word<> file<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A16d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001210276302304017541 0ustar tpederseher<> :<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA8a.sh0100644012467300001570000000361710276302304017077 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A8a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A8a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when target word is specified as a regex # Input - test-A8.count # Output - test-A8a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A8a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A8.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A8a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target word is specified via regex"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A8.count"; set Actual="test-A8a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A8.regex $TestInput > test-A8a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A8a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA8a #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-B1.count0100644012467300001570000000027610276302304017521 0ustar tpederseblank<>line<>2 5 7 blank<>space<>4 2 6 line<>text<>3 4 6 text<>paragraph<>2 5 6 print<>text<>3 5 7 current<>line<>4 7 9 circuit<>current<>2 2 8 circuit<>board<>3 1 4 space<>ship<>5 2 8 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A1a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000003110276302304017451 0ustar tpederseblank<> text<> current<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A12.regex0100644012467300001570000000000610276302303017552 0ustar tpederse/nA$/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA1a.sh0100644012467300001570000000357410276302304017072 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A1a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A1a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a tree # Input - test-A1.count # Output - test-A1a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A1a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A1.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A1a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a tree"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A1.count"; set Actual="test-A1a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line $TestInput > test-A1a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A1a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA1a #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A10b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000003410276302303017534 0ustar tpedersekama<> .<> chhoDa<> pUrNa<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA13c.sh0100644012467300001570000000420210276302304017144 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A13c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A13c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when data contains punctuations # Input - test-A13.count # Output - test-A13c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A13c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A13.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A13c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the data contains punctuations"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A13.count"; set Actual="test-A13c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal mahanta --order 3 $TestInput > test-A13c1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A13.regex --order 3 $TestInput > test-A13c2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A13c1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A13c2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA13c #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal mahanta "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A13.regex "; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A7.count0100644012467300001570000000012410276302304017516 0ustar tpederseline<>of<> line<>in<> of<>the<> the<>text<> words<>in<> omit<>words<> print<>text<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA13d.sh0100644012467300001570000000417210276302304017153 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A13d FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A13d - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order # co-occurrences when data contains punctuations # Input - test-A13.count # Output - test-A13d.reqd echo "UNIT Test A13d -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A13.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A13d.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order"; echo " co-occurrences when the data contains punctuations"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A13.count"; set Actual="test-A13d.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal mahanta --order 4 $TestInput > test-A13d1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A13.regex --order 4 $TestInput > test-A13d2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A13d1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A13d2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA13d #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal mahanta "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A13.regex"; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A7b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001610276302304017463 0ustar tpedersethe<> words<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A17.count0100644012467300001570000000405010276302304017601 0ustar tpederse2559 .<>pl<>46 204 46 co<>occurrences<>42 76 44 order<>co<>40 53 76 kocos<>.<>33 33 204 test<>.<>29 29 204 occurrences<>of<>21 44 73 of<>the<>20 73 138 .<>input<>17 204 19 WARNING<>WARNING<>16 18 18 target<>word<>16 18 37 in<>the<>15 44 138 co<>occurrence<>14 76 14 2nd<>order<>12 12 53 word<>line<>11 37 42 of<>a<>10 73 54 with<>the<>9 26 138 Kth<>order<>9 10 53 the<>program<>9 138 21 count<>.<>8 10 204 .<>regex<>8 204 18 .<>.<>8 204 204 run<>kocos<>8 10 33 the<>words<>7 138 25 the<>following<>7 138 7 word<>.<>7 37 204 the<>target<>7 138 18 co<>occurs<>7 76 11 which<>co<>7 22 76 4<>.<>7 9 204 co<>occur<>7 76 11 the<>WORD<>7 138 14 literal<>line<>7 10 42 words<>which<>7 25 22 occurs<>with<>7 11 26 regular<>expression<>6 6 6 two<>words<>6 6 25 pl<>using<>6 46 12 pl<>literal<>6 46 10 the<>co<>6 138 76 .<>1<>6 204 18 find<>the<>6 12 138 the<>2nd<>6 138 12 of<>K<>6 73 13 as<>a<>6 25 54 will<>display<>6 19 7 occurrences<>.<>6 44 204 .<>4<>6 204 9 To<>find<>5 9 12 that<>the<>5 22 138 occurrence<>of<>5 14 73 .<>We<>5 204 5 each<>other<>5 9 8 file<>test<>5 26 29 .<>kocos<>5 204 33 a<>target<>5 54 18 the<>file<>5 138 26 kth<>order<>5 5 53 regex<>test<>5 18 29 as<>shown<>5 25 5 occur<>with<>5 11 26 following<>command<>5 7 11 line<>file<>5 42 26 This<>will<>5 14 19 can<>be<>5 9 13 is<>a<>5 28 54 using<>the<>5 12 138 SOURCE<>file<>4 11 26 the<>box<>4 138 4 standard<>output<>4 4 8 to<>specify<>4 28 5 .<>So<>4 204 4 command<>line<>4 11 42 Public<>License<>4 4 5 occurred<>with<>4 4 26 to<>standard<>4 28 4 pl<>regex<>4 46 18 1st<>order<>4 4 53 statistic<>.<>4 6 204 co<>occurred<>4 76 4 of<>line<>4 73 42 the<>command<>4 138 11 General<>Public<>4 5 4 ,<>the<>4 45 138 specify<>the<>4 5 138 line<>test<>4 42 29 the<>Kth<>4 138 10 command<>kocos<>4 11 33 from<>the<>4 9 138 trace<>test<>4 10 29 display<>the<>4 7 138 GNU<>General<>4 4 5 order<>2<>4 53 13 or<>statistic<>4 14 6 .<>trace<>4 204 10 a<>word<>4 54 37 .<>This<>4 204 14 the<>GNU<>4 138 4 pl<>with<>3 46 26 pl<>or<>3 46 14 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA5c.sh0100644012467300001570000000361110276302304017070 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A5c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A5c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a cycle # Input - test-A5.count # Output - test-A5c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A5c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A5.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A5c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a cycle"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A5.count"; set Actual="test-A5c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 3 $TestInput > test-A5c.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A5c.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA5c #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A14.regex0100644012467300001570000000000510276302303017553 0ustar tpederse/\d/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A1.count0100644012467300001570000000027610276302303017517 0ustar tpederseblank<>line<>2 5 7 blank<>space<>4 2 6 line<>text<>3 4 6 text<>paragraph<>2 5 6 print<>text<>3 5 7 current<>line<>4 7 9 circuit<>current<>2 2 8 circuit<>board<>3 1 4 space<>ship<>5 2 8 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA1c.sh0100644012467300001570000000360610276302304017070 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A1c FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A1c - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a tree # Input - test-A1.count # Output - test-A1c.reqd echo "UNIT Test A1c -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A1.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A1c.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 3rd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a tree"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A1.count"; set Actual="test-A1c.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 3 $TestInput > test-A1c.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A1c.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA1c #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A1c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001710276302304017457 0ustar tpederseship<> board<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000235110770473741017501 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # Shell Test script to run all tests which check normal behavior of kocos.pl # normal-op.sh version 0.01 # By Amruta Purandare 01/10/2003 # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu ############################################################################# # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## set dirlist = `ls testA*.sh` foreach i ($dirlist) csh ./$i end rm -fr *.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A15.count0100644012467300001570000144044010276302304017607 0ustar tpederse13008 the world<>s great<>2 7 3 tally of<>investment returns<>2 2 2 japanese conglomerate<>that owns<>2 2 2 with the<>exception of<>2 20 2 had been<>assumed many<>2 6 2 college dropouts<>not professional<>2 2 2 taken the<>government offered<>2 2 2 on the<>block stunned<>2 28 2 and began<>to trade<>2 2 3 have been<>arrested for<>2 9 2 turned out<>carlos perches<>2 3 2 australian businessman<>alan bond<>2 2 2 15 months<>into his<>2 2 3 in november<>1987 to<>2 2 2 return of<>the antiquities<>2 4 2 13 of<>44 works<>2 2 2 investment returns<>reported that<>2 2 2 s auction<>in november<>2 2 2 until 7<>february the<>2 2 2 precise to<>the year<>2 2 3 put the<>entire collection<>2 2 2 the recovery<>as it<>2 2 9 any of<>13 assets<>2 2 2 of aichi<>financial a<>2 2 2 campaign mr<>paul was<>2 2 2 reported that<>old masters<>2 2 3 mayan aztec<>mixtec and<>2 2 2 million that<>s the<>2 2 7 were purchased<>by aska<>2 2 2 anthropology in<>mexico city<>2 2 2 at 74<>by sotheby<>2 2 2 mr dorrance<>had served<>2 2 2 not tracked<>by salomon<>2 2 2 financial a<>japanese conglomerate<>2 2 2 to be<>able to<>2 24 3 ramon sardina<>garcia had<>2 2 2 treasures were<>taken the<>2 2 2 in the<>u s<>2 92 3 in the<>year ended<>2 92 2 you can<>dance to<>2 4 2 to living<>in london<>2 2 6 as chairman<>of the<>2 2 125 mr paul<>in its<>2 11 2 christmas eve<>burglary from<>2 3 2 s sale<>13 of<>2 2 2 garcia had<>hidden the<>2 2 2 s home<>for a<>2 3 7 of christie<>s meanwhile<>2 2 2 of the<>philadelphia museum<>2 124 2 the art<>acquisition unit<>2 7 2 s has<>predicted the<>2 4 2 in london<>in the<>2 6 92 but routine<>police work<>2 2 2 chairman and<>chief executive<>2 2 2 paul was<>named by<>2 2 2 government offered<>a reward<>2 2 2 are ranked<>even higher<>2 2 2 s the<>highest estimate<>2 7 2 appreciated 51<>in the<>2 2 92 by aska<>international gallery<>2 2 2 inc the<>investment banking<>2 2 2 7 5<>of christie<>2 2 2 assumed many<>of the<>2 2 125 predicted the<>collection will<>2 2 2 return of<>any of<>2 4 2 s salomon<>moreover gets<>2 2 2 decision to<>put the<>2 2 2 its annual<>tally of<>2 2 2 that owns<>7 5<>2 2 2 works would<>be donated<>2 2 2 of mexico<>s best<>2 2 4 many since<>mr dorrance<>2 2 2 in march<>1989 just<>2 2 2 s whose<>prices go<>2 2 2 for a<>single collection<>2 7 2 to trade<>some of<>2 3 12 impressionist and<>modern paintings<>2 2 2 of his<>work at<>2 9 2 june 1<>the greatest<>2 2 4 international gallery<>the art<>2 2 7 history the<>decision 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tracked<>2 2 2 collection will<>fetch 140<>2 2 2 be donated<>to the<>2 2 30 to be<>made in<>2 24 4 acquisition unit<>of aichi<>2 2 2 known archaeological<>treasures were<>2 2 2 the way<>for the<>2 4 24 block stunned<>many since<>2 2 2 it tracked<>impressionist and<>2 2 2 highest estimate<>for a<>2 2 7 s best<>known archaeological<>2 4 2 fetch 140<>million that<>2 2 2 museum of<>anthropology in<>2 4 2 44 works<>that sold<>2 2 2 mixtec and<>zapotec objects<>2 2 2 about 140<>mayan aztec<>2 2 2 by sotheby<>s salomon<>2 2 2 single collection<>in auction<>2 2 2 clients like<>mr paul<>2 2 11 investment banking<>firm in<>2 2 2 to acapulco<>and began<>2 2 2 1989 just<>15 months<>2 2 2 year ended<>june 1<>2 2 2 not professional<>art thieves<>2 2 2 burglary from<>the national<>2 2 11 perches family<>s home<>2 2 3 police work<>led to<>2 2 3 modern paintings<>not tracked<>2 2 2 arrested for<>a 1985<>2 2 2 had served<>as chairman<>2 2 2 firm in<>its annual<>2 2 2 have always<>been interested<>2 5 2 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of<>1 1 1 occasions but<>with william<>1 1 1 a rich<>man frankie<>1 2 1 to most<>of the<>1 1 125 s mask<>of time<>1 2 1 own realism<>my wold<>1 1 1 australian and<>canadian paintings<>1 1 1 long mural<>painted by<>1 1 1 these comments<>do not<>1 1 4 level playing<>field for<>1 1 1 a whole<>the commission<>1 3 1 as a<>decade ago<>1 14 1 if museums<>save on<>1 1 1 rhythm of<>his swing<>1 1 1 front of<>gallery and<>1 3 2 plans no<>information was<>1 1 1 purpose of<>a railing<>1 1 1 mouthful of<>grass mother<>1 1 1 a silver<>leopard at<>1 1 1 interest in<>down the<>1 3 1 tedder 14<>who have<>1 1 2 of discovery<>through the<>1 1 8 he wanted<>to be<>1 1 24 derived from<>video feedback<>1 1 1 study by<>making architecture<>1 1 1 been the<>case in<>1 2 1 expression becomes<>self expression<>1 1 1 elisabeth schwarzkopf<>and herbert<>1 1 2 try to<>think of<>1 1 1 prose or<>poetry on<>1 1 1 our own<>thus despite<>1 1 1 this maybe<>was my<>1 1 1 exhibition without<>reference to<>1 1 1 to 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Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA8d.sh0100644012467300001570000000365710276302304017106 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A8d FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A8d - Checks if the program shows right message when # no co-occurrences occur at the specified order # and when co-occurrence graph is a tree # Input - test-A8.count # Output - test-A8d.reqd echo "UNIT Test A8d -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A8.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A8d.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program shows right message when"; echo " no co-occurrences occur at the specified order"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A8.count"; set Actual="test-A8d.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A8.regex --order 4 $TestInput > test-A8d.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A8d.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA8d #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A10.regex0100644012467300001570000000000410276302303017546 0ustar tpederse/,/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA4a.sh0100644012467300001570000000367710276302304017101 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A4a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A4a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a complete # bipartitie of order 3 # Input - test-A4.count # Output - test-A4a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A4a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A4.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A4a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a complete"; echo " bipartite of order 3"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A4.count"; set Actual="test-A4a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line $TestInput > test-A4a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A4a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA4a #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA19a.sh0100644012467300001570000000361610276302304017160 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A19a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A19a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences from data containing puctuations # Input - test-A19.count # Output - test-A19a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A19a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A19.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A19a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences from Hindi text containing puctuations."; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A19.count"; set Actual="test-A19a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal karanA $TestInput > test-A19a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A19a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA19a #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal karanA - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA16b.sh0100644012467300001570000000415610276302304017156 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A16b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A16b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when tokens include punctuations # Input - test-A16.count # Output - test-A16b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A16b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A16.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A16b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when tokens include punctuations"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A16.count"; set Actual="test-A16b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal on --order 2 $TestInput > test-A16b1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A16.regex --order 2 $TestInput > test-A16b2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A16b1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A16b2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA16b #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal on "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A16.regex"; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA2b.sh0100644012467300001570000000360710276302304017071 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A2b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A2b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph has loops # Input - test-A2.count # Output - test-A2b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A2b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A2.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A2b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph has loops"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A2.count"; set Actual="test-A2b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 2 $TestInput > test-A2b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A2b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA2b #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A19a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000025510276302304017552 0ustar tpedersemanan<> hukUmat<> samabhanA<> kAm<> parihAs<> chApalUsI<> gIlA<> yA<> hAvI<> TIm<> pradarshit<> Apareshan<> haath<> dau.DbhAg<> kaid<> ba.nd<> kriyAshIl<> sInA<> sAvadhAn<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A18a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004110276302304017542 0ustar tpederseMN-55812<> USA<> Phone<> Email<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A6c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000710276302304017463 0ustar tpederseword<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA6d.sh0100644012467300001570000000371110276302304017073 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A6d FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A6d - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order # co-occurrences when co-occurrence graph is a chain with # two alternate loops # Input - test-A6.count # Output - test-A6d.reqd echo "UNIT Test A6d -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A6.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A6d.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 4th order"; echo " co-occurrences when the co-occurrence graph is a chain"; echo " with two alternate loops"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A6.count"; set Actual="test-A6d.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 4 $TestInput > test-A6d.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A6d.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA6d #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A12a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000010210276302303017531 0ustar tpedersebai.nk<> khAtA<> jamA<> vishwAs<> coll.<> lenaden<> .<> bharosA<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testB2.sh0100644012467300001570000000335310276302304016726 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST B2 FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test B2 - Bigram file not valid # Input - test-B2.count # Output - test-B2.reqd echo "UNIT Test B2 -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-B2.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-B2.reqd"; echo "Test - Error test when bigram file is not valid."; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-B2.count"; set Actual="test-B2.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal line --order 3 $TestInput >& test-B2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-B2.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTB2 #============================================================================= if(-z variance) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested Against $Actual - "; cat variance endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA15a.sh0100644012467300001570000000415410276302304017152 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A15a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A15a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when each tokens is a bigram # Input - test-A15.count # Output - test-A15a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A15a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A15.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A15a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when each token is a bigram."; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A15.count"; set Actual="test-A15a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --literal "alan bond" $TestInput > test-A15a1.output kocos.pl --regex test-A15.regex $TestInput > test-A15a2.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A15a1.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A15a2.output > t1 diff -w t1 t2 > variance2 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA15a #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --literal "alan bond" "; cat variance1 echo " When Tested for --regex test-A15.regex "; cat variance2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 variance2 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A6b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001610276302304017462 0ustar tpederseprint<> doc<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A8b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004610276302304017467 0ustar tpedersespace<> paragraph<> print<> circuit<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A5b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001710276302304017462 0ustar tpedersetext<> print<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA11b.sh0100644012467300001570000000361310276302304017146 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A11b FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A11b - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order # co-occurrences when target word is /\./ # Input - test-A11.count # Output - test-A11b.reqd echo "UNIT Test A11b -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A11.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A11b.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 2nd order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target word is /\./"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A11.count"; set Actual="test-A11b.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A11.regex --order 2 $TestInput > test-A11b.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A11b.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA11b #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A11.regex"; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A10c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000002210276302303017532 0ustar tpederse1<> n<> mahanta<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/testA12a.sh0100644012467300001570000000372710276302304017154 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # UNIT TEST A12a FOR kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A12a - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order # co-occurrences when target word is /nA$/ in # Hindi transliterated text # Input - test-A12.count # Output - test-A12a.reqd echo "UNIT Test A12a -"; echo " For kth order co-occurrence program kocos.pl"; echo "Input - Source file from test-A12.count"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A12a.reqd"; echo "Test - Checks if the program finds correct 1st order"; echo " co-occurrences when the target words end in 'nA' in"; echo " Hindi transliterated text"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A12.count"; set Actual="test-A12a.reqd"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= kocos.pl --regex test-A12.regex $TestInput > test-A12a.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A12a.output > t1 sort $Actual > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA12a #============================================================================= if(-z variance1) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo " When Tested for --regex test-A12.regex "; cat variance1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A14.count0100644012467300001570000000026710276302303017603 0ustar tpederseId<>.<> .<>pura0010<> my<>name<> name<>pura0010<> we<>.<> Id<>to<> ?<>for<> this<>?<> whats<>up<> *<>+begin+<> .<>,<> ***<>+++<> [(a|b)[b|c]^]<>.<> (a|b)*%d102<>umn<> ?<>o*6r23=-;'<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/unit/test-A5a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001510276302304017457 0ustar tpedersethe<> file<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507157016610 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A1.in0100644012467300001570000000014410276302303020333 0ustar tpederseread the first line in the file line at the ticket counter print this doc line by line line is busy Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A3.in0100644012467300001570000000014410276302303020335 0ustar tpederseread the first line in the file line at the ticket counter print this doc line by line line is busy Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000000013110276302303022030 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "kocos.pl integration testing has no error-handling tests yet" echo " " Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A1c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000003710276302303021024 0ustar tpederseprint<> read<> ticket<> file<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A2.in0100644012467300001570000000014410276302303020334 0ustar tpederseread the first line in the file line at the ticket counter print this doc line by line line is busy Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A2d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001210276302303021017 0ustar tpedersecounter<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A3a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004210276302303021020 0ustar tpedersedoc<> by<> in<> at<> is<> first<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/testA3.sh0100644012467300001570000000606210276302303020271 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # INTEGRATION TEST A3 FOR statistic.pl and kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A3 - Checks for the compatibility between the programs # statistic and kocos # Input - # To count- test-A3.in # To statistic test-A3.count # To kocos - test-A3.out # Output - test-A3[a-d].reqd echo "Integrated Test A3 -"; echo " For NSP program statistic.pl and kocos.pl"; echo "Input - "; echo "To count - Source file from test-A3.in"; echo "To statistic - test-A3.count"; echo "To kocos - test-A3.out"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A3[a-d].reqd"; echo "Test - Checks for the compatibility between the programs"; echo " statistic.pl and kocos.pl for different orders"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A3.in"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= echo "running count.pl"; count.pl --newLine test-A3.count $TestInput echo "running statistic.pl"; statistic.pl ll test-A3.out test-A3.count echo "running kocos with order = 1"; kocos.pl --literal line test-A3.out > test-A3a.output echo "running kocos with order = 2"; kocos.pl --literal line --order 2 test-A3.out > test-A3b.output echo "running kocos with order = 3"; kocos.pl --literal line --order 3 test-A3.out > test-A3c.output echo "running kocos with order = 4"; kocos.pl --literal line --order 4 test-A3.out > test-A3d.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A3a.output > t1 sort test-A3a.reqd > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A3b.output > t3 sort test-A3b.reqd > t4 diff -w t4 t3 > variance2 sort test-A3c.output > t5 sort test-A3c.reqd > t6 diff -w t5 t6 > variance3 sort test-A3d.output > t7 sort test-A3d.reqd > t8 diff -w t7 t8 > variance4 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA3 #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2 && -z variance3 && -z variance4) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo "When Tested Against test-A3a.reqd - "; cat variance1 echo "When Tested Against KEY file test-A3b.reqd - "; cat variance2 echo "When Tested Against KEY file test-A3c.reqd - "; cat variance3 echo "When Tested Against KEY file test-A3d.reqd - "; cat variance4 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 t3 t4 variance2 filename t5 variance3 variance4 t6 t7 t8 test-A3.out test-A3.count ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A3d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001210276302303021020 0ustar tpedersecounter<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A1d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000001210276302303021016 0ustar tpedersecounter<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A2a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004210276302303021017 0ustar tpedersedoc<> by<> in<> at<> is<> first<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/testA1.sh0100644012467300001570000000561210276302303020267 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # INTEGRATION TEST A1 FOR count.pl and kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A1 - Checks for the compatibility between the programs # count and kocos # Input - # To count- test-A1.in # To kocos - test-A1.out # Output - test-A1[a-d].reqd echo "Integrated Test A1 -"; echo " For NSP program count.pl and kocos.pl"; echo "Input - "; echo "To count - Source file from test-A1.in"; echo "To kocos - test-A1.out"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A1[a-d].reqd"; echo "Test - Checks for the compatibility between the programs"; echo " count.pl and kocos.pl for different orders"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A1.in"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= echo "running count.pl"; count.pl --newLine test-A1.out $TestInput echo "running kocos with order = 1"; kocos.pl --literal line test-A1.out > test-A1a.output echo "running kocos with order = 2"; kocos.pl --literal line --order 2 test-A1.out > test-A1b.output echo "running kocos with order = 3"; kocos.pl --literal line --order 3 test-A1.out > test-A1c.output echo "running kocos with order = 4"; kocos.pl --literal line --order 4 test-A1.out > test-A1d.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A1a.output > t1 sort test-A1a.reqd > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A1b.output > t3 sort test-A1b.reqd > t4 diff -w t4 t3 > variance2 sort test-A1c.output > t5 sort test-A1c.reqd > t6 diff -w t5 t6 > variance3 sort test-A1d.output > t7 sort test-A1d.reqd > t8 diff -w t7 t8 > variance4 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA1 #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2 && -z variance3 && -z variance4) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo "When Tested Against test-A1a.reqd - "; cat variance1 echo "When Tested Against KEY file test-A1b.reqd - "; cat variance2 echo "When Tested Against KEY file test-A1c.reqd - "; cat variance3 echo "When Tested Against KEY file test-A1d.reqd - "; cat variance4 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 t3 t4 variance2 filename t5 variance3 variance4 t6 t7 t8 test-A1.out ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A3c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000003710276302303021026 0ustar tpederseprint<> read<> ticket<> file<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A1a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004210276302303021016 0ustar tpedersedoc<> by<> in<> at<> is<> first<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/testA2.sh0100644012467300001570000000561210276302303020270 0ustar tpederse############################################################################### # INTEGRATION TEST A2 FOR count.pl and kocos.pl ############################################################################### # Test A2 - Checks for the compatibility between the programs # count and kocos # Input - # To count- test-A2.in # To kocos - test-A2.out # Output - test-A2[a-d].reqd echo "Integrated Test A2 -"; echo " For NSP program count.pl and kocos.pl"; echo "Input - "; echo "To count - Source file from test-A2.in"; echo "To kocos - test-A2.out"; echo "Output - Destination file from test-A2[a-d].reqd"; echo "Test - Checks for the compatibility between the programs"; echo " count.pl and kocos.pl for different orders"; #============================================================================= # INPUT #============================================================================= set TestInput="test-A2.in"; #============================================================================= # RUN THE PROGRAM #============================================================================= echo "running count.pl"; count.pl --newLine test-A2.out $TestInput echo "running kocos with order = 1"; kocos.pl --literal line test-A2.out > test-A2a.output echo "running kocos with order = 2"; kocos.pl --literal line --order 2 test-A2.out > test-A2b.output echo "running kocos with order = 3"; kocos.pl --literal line --order 3 test-A2.out > test-A2c.output echo "running kocos with order = 4"; kocos.pl --literal line --order 4 test-A2.out > test-A2d.output #============================================================================= # SORT THE RESULTS AND COMPARE #============================================================================= sort test-A2a.output > t1 sort test-A2a.reqd > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > variance1 sort test-A2b.output > t3 sort test-A2b.reqd > t4 diff -w t4 t3 > variance2 sort test-A2c.output > t5 sort test-A2c.reqd > t6 diff -w t5 t6 > variance3 sort test-A2d.output > t7 sort test-A2d.reqd > t8 diff -w t7 t8 > variance4 #============================================================================= # RESULTS OF TESTA2 #============================================================================= if(-z variance1 && -z variance2 && -z variance3 && -z variance4) then echo "STATUS : OK Test Results Match....."; else echo "STATUS : ERROR Test Results don't Match...."; echo "When Tested Against test-A2a.reqd - "; cat variance1 echo "When Tested Against KEY file test-A2b.reqd - "; cat variance2 echo "When Tested Against KEY file test-A2c.reqd - "; cat variance3 echo "When Tested Against KEY file test-A2d.reqd - "; cat variance4 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f t1 t2 variance1 t3 t4 variance2 filename t5 variance3 variance4 t6 t7 t8 test-A2.out ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/README.txt0100644012467300001570000000505510276302303020271 0ustar tpederse******************************************************************************* README.txt FOR Integration Testing of NSP programs count.pl and statistic.pl with kocos.pl Version 0.05 Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Ted Pedersen, tpederse@umn.edu Amruta Purandare pura0010@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse/nsp.html ******************************************************************************* Integration Testing for count.pl,statistic.pl with kocos.pl -------------------- AMRUTA PURANDARE pura0010@d.umn.edu 07/03/2003 1. Introduction: ---------------- The scripts provided here test the i/o compatibility between NSP programs (count,statistic) and kocos program. Tests: ======== A single test script written as integration.sh runs the following tests which check compatibility of kocos.pl with count.pl and statistic.pl 2.1 Tests A1: ----------------- Tests the compatibility when count output is normal. ------ INPUT => test-A1.in ------ ---------------- INTERMEDIATE o/p => test-A1.out ---------------- -------------- EXPECTED OUTPUT -------------- order 1 => test-A1a.reqd order 2 => test-A1b.reqd order 3 => test-A1c.reqd order 4 => test-A1d.reqd 2.2. Test A2: ----------------- Tests the compatibility when count output is extended. ------ INPUT => test-A2.in ------ ---------------- INTERMEDIATE o/p => test-A2.out ---------------- -------------- EXPECTED OUTPUT -------------- order 1 => test-A2a.reqd order 2 => test-A2b.reqd order 3 => test-A2c.reqd order 4 => test-A2d.reqd 2.3. Test A3: ----------------- Tests the compatibility when statistic output is used for kocos. ------ INPUT => test-A3.in ------ ---------------- INTERMEDIATE o/p => test-A3.count test-A3.out ---------------- -------------- EXPECTED OUTPUT -------------- order 1 => test-A3a.reqd order 2 => test-A3b.reqd order 3 => test-A3c.reqd order 4 => test-A3d.reqd 3. Conclusions: --------------- We have tested programs count.pl and statistic.pl with kocos.pl for their i/o compatibilities and conclude that they run correctly. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A3b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000002410276302303021021 0ustar tpedersethis<> the<> busy<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000237710770473740021054 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # Shell Test script to run integration tests which check compatibility # of kocos.pl and NSP's # integration.sh version 0.01 # By Amruta Purandare 01/10/2003 # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu ############################################################################# # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## set dirlist = `ls test*.sh` foreach i ($dirlist) csh ./$i end rm -fr *.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A2c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000003710276302303021025 0ustar tpederseprint<> read<> ticket<> file<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A2b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000002410276302303021020 0ustar tpedersethis<> the<> busy<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/kocos/integration/test-A1b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000002410276302303021017 0ustar tpedersethis<> the<> busy<> Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507156015424 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-1.sub-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000031410276302305020154 0ustar tpederse7 line<>in<>it<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>file<>with<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is<>a<>file<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 this<>is<>a<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 with<>one<>line<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 file<>with<>one<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 one<>line<>in<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-1.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007110411142475020325 0ustar tpederseFrequency combination "1" (frequency of bigram) missing! Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000001110276302305022534 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-1.sub-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000005710411142475020330 0ustar tpederseError: This measure is only defined for bigramsText-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305017231 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-1.sub-4.error.reqd0100644012467300001570000000313410411163135021456 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 201 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not be negative. Skipping ngram one<>two<>-1 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram one<>three<>18 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram one<>four<>10 6 12 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram two<>two<>10 12 6 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not be negative. Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 -1 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>one<>1 18 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not be negative. Skipping ngram four<>five<>1 1 -1 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>five<>1 1 18 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram three<>seven<>1 0 0 test-1.sub-4.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-1.sub-4.cnt0100644012467300001570000000030110276302305020153 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000001257410276302305020665 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test rightFisher.pm's responses to various erroneous # conditions. note of course that rightFisher never halts on errors/warnings # but sets error codes that statistic.pl can request later on. # Subtest 1: what happens when ngram > 2 is provided to rightFisher echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-1.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-1.cnt has trigrams in it. so rightFisher.pm should complain # during the initialization step, since rightFisher is for bigrams only! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 rightFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 rightFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2: what happens when all three frequency values are not # available to rightFisher echo "Subtest 2" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq combo file describing above input file's frequency values set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-2.cnt has bigrams in it, but only 2 of the three required frequency values. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE rightFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE rightFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 3: what happens when the totalBigrams is less equal to 0 echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-3.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-3.cnt has totalBigrams = -17 in it. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl rightFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl rightFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 4: what happens when the frequency values are "wrong" echo "Subtest 4" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-4.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-4.cnt has only one bigram that has "correct" # values. every other is wrong! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETERRORFILE = "test-1.sub-4.error.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETERRORFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETERRORFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl rightFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl rightFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETERRORFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETERRORFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETERRORFILE :" cat difference endif # compare the actual output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-2.sub-1-a.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302305020377 0ustar tpederse100 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/README.txt0100644012467300001570000001104010276302305017077 0ustar tpederseTesting for rightFisher.pm -------------------------- Satanjeev Banerjee bane0025@d.umn.edu 13th February, 2002 Ted Pedersen tpederse@d.umn.edu 25th July 2003 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested rightFisher.pm, a component of Ngram Statistics Package version 0.59. File rightFisher.pm implements the right fisher measure of association. Note that rightFisher.pm is not a program by itself, but is a statistical library package that is plugged into statistic.pl. We test here the features of rightFisher.pm by running statistic.pl. Following is a description of the aspects of rightFisher.pm that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of rightFisher.pm can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing rightFisher.pm's response to erroneous conditions. Phase 2: Testing rightFisher.pm's behaviour under normal conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing rightFisher.pm's response to erroneous conditions: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- rightFisher.pm is meant only for bigrams. This test checks if rightFisher.pm throws an error when provided with larger n-grams. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- rightFisher.pm requires three frequency values: the frequency of the bigram, and the two marginal totals (number of bigrams with the token on the left and number of bigrams with the total on the right). If these are not provided, rightFisher.pm should throw an error. This test checks for this error. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- The total number of bigrams in the file should be 1 or more. This test checks if rightFisher.pm does indeed throw an error when passed a total bigrams value that is less than or equal to zero. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- The numbers passed to rightFisher.pm should be "valid" in that they should represent a possible two-by-two table. If this is not the case, various warnings are thrown by rightFisher.pm. This test checks for these warnings. Following is the input file, test-1.sub-4.cnt: 17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 The first bigram, "one<>two<>" should elicit a warning that a frequency value cannot be negative. The next bigram, "one<>three<>" should elicit the warning that the frequency value (18) cannot exceed the total number of bigrams. The third bigram, "one<>four<>" should result in a warning that the frequency value of the bigram (10) cannot exceed the marginal totals (12). Similarly for the next bigram. The fifth bigram, "two<>four<>" has no problems and should be calculated for. The sixth bigram "three<>four<>" must not have a negative value for the marginal total, the seventh bigram "three<>one<>" has too large a marginal value (18) since it exceeds the total number of bigrams, the eighth bigram has a negative marginal total value and the ninth bigram, "three<>five<>" has too large a marginal total. Finally, the last bigram "three<>seven<>" again has its bigram frequency greater than the marginal frequencies. 2.2. Phase 2: Testing rightFisher.pm's behaviour under normal conditions: ------------------------------------------------------------------ The script for this phase is 'normal-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs a single subtest that checks two things: First, it checks if rightFisher.pm works when the frequencies are given in a non default order. All three frequency values are required, however they could be in any order. Subtest a checks to see what happens when the frequencies are in the default order (0-1, 0, 1) and subtest b checks the situation when they are in a different order (0, 1, 0-1). Second it checks the actual calculations of rightFisher.pm. The output target files, test-2.sub-1-a.reqd and test-2.sub-1-b.reqd, have been checked manually to see if the scores obtained are correct. 3. Conclusions: --------------- Statistical library package rightFisher.pm has been tested for erroneous conditions and normal operations too. It works! These tests can be used to check for backward compatibility of newer versions. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-1.sub-4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000010411163135020313 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-1.sub-2.cnt0100644012467300001570000000014210276302305020154 0ustar tpederse100 one<>two<>5 13 one<>three<>5 13 one<>four<>3 13 two<>two<>2 3 two<>four<>1 3 three<>four<>1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-2.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024410276302305020544 0ustar tpederse100 two<>four<>1 0.1440 1 3 5 three<>four<>2 0.0500 1 1 5 one<>four<>3 0.0151 3 13 5 two<>two<>4 0.0123 2 3 7 one<>two<>5 0.0003 5 13 7 one<>three<>6 0.0000 5 13 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-1.sub-3.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302305020162 0ustar tpederse-17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000000610276302305022321 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000441610276302305017652 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test rightFisher.pm's output during normal operation (that # is, when all inputs are correct and as they should be! # Subtest 1: what happens when the three frequency combinations (0-1, # 0, 1) are in various different orders echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-2.sub-1.cnt has all the three frequency values in the default # order, that is: 0-1, 0, 1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl rightFisher test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl rightFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference1 if (-z difference1) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference1 endif echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq comb file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt" # test-2.sub-1.cnt has the three frequency values in the following # order: 0, 1, 0-1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE rightFisher test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE rightFisher test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference2 if (-z difference2) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference1 /bin/rm -f difference2 /bin/rm -f test-1.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-2.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024410276302305020545 0ustar tpederse100 two<>four<>1 0.1440 3 5 1 three<>four<>2 0.0500 1 5 1 one<>four<>3 0.0151 13 5 3 two<>two<>4 0.0123 3 7 2 one<>two<>5 0.0003 13 7 5 one<>three<>6 0.0000 13 5 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-1.sub-3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000202010411163135020316 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>two<>5 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>three<>5 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>four<>3 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>two<>2 3 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>four<>1 3 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 1 5 test-1.sub-3.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rightFisher/test-2.sub-1-b.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302305020400 0ustar tpederse100 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507157015560 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/testA5.sh0100644012467300001570000000051310276302305017240 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A5 for sort-bigrams.pl" echo "Running sort-bigrams.pl test-A5.bigram" sort-bigrams.pl test-A5.bigram > test-A5.output diff test-A5.output test-A5.reqd > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f var test-A5.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/testA3.sh0100644012467300001570000000051310276302305017236 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A3 for sort-bigrams.pl" echo "Running sort-bigrams.pl test-A3.bigram" sort-bigrams.pl test-A3.bigram > test-A3.output diff test-A3.output test-A3.reqd > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A3.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f var test-A3.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A5.bigram0100644012467300001570000000137610276302305020154 0ustar tpederse913417 bosnian<>serb<>844 1703 1095 dlrs<>billion<>966 2891 1080 dlrs<>million<>1631 2891 2025 foreign<>minister<>913 3193 5529 foreign<>policy<>50 3193 1023 hong<>kong<>796 796 811 http<>www<>1387 1470 1434 human<>rights<>1093 1480 1690 interest<>rates<>430 647 696 kilometers<>miles<>834 1005 1036 los<>alamos<>327 819 327 los<>angeles<>481 819 487 news<>agency<>1058 2060 1423 peace<>process<>951 3273 1094 president<>clinton<>445 1516 1007 prime<>minister<>2852 3054 5529 sierra<>leone<>320 402 320 stock<>exchange<>389 1148 485 stock<>market<>328 1148 639 supreme<>court<>308 342 1041 united<>kingdom<>550 5129 2450 united<>nations<>450 5129 2360 united<>states<>3709 5129 4301 vice<>president<>456 546 1258 white<>house<>699 1121 944 york<>stock<>360 1566 867 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/testA7.sh0100644012467300001570000000130310276302305017240 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A7 for sort-bigrams.pl" echo "Running sort-bigrams.pl --remove 2 test-A71.bigram" sort-bigrams.pl --remove 2 test-A71.bigram > test-A71.output diff -w test-A71.output test-A71.reqd > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A71.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f var test-A71.output echo "Running sort-bigrams.pl --remove 2 test-A72.bigram" sort-bigrams.pl --remove 2 test-A72.bigram > test-A72.output diff -w test-A72.output test-A72.reqd > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A72.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f var test-A72.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-B1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000020110276302305017625 0ustar tpederseERROR(sort-bigrams.pl): Line 11 in BIGRAM file should be formatted as the Bigram output of NSP. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A71.bigram0100644012467300001570000000231510276302305020231 0ustar tpederse65 lehenga<>designed<>1 2 1 ceremony<>took<>1 1 2 golf<>course<>1 1 1 wedding<>took<>1 2 2 father<>raj<>1 1 5 papa<>raj<>1 1 5 krishna<>raj<>1 1 5 childhood<>friend<>2 2 2 took<>place<>2 2 2 chembur<>mumbai<>2 2 2 sanjay<>kapur<>1 1 2 sunjay<>kapur<>1 1 2 raj<>kapoor<>4 4 5 rk<>house<>3 5 3 rk<>studios<>1 5 1 rk<>cottage<>1 5 1 kota<>work<>2 2 4 chikan<>work<>2 2 4 work<>sequins<>2 2 2 manish<>malhotra<>2 2 2 looked<>ravishing<>1 1 1 light<>pink<>1 1 1 bridal<>lehenga<>1 1 1 friend<>sanjay<>1 1 1 karishma<>looked<>1 1 1 colour<>embellished<>1 1 1 extravagant<>wedding<>1 1 1 grandad<>raj<>1 1 5 showman<>raj<>1 1 5 grand<>father<>1 1 1 wedding<>ceremony<>1 2 1 randhir<>kapoor<>1 1 5 reception<>mummy<>1 1 1 mummy<>krishna<>1 1 1 ghodi<>climbing<>1 1 1 casually<>somewhere<>1 1 1 husband<>fainted<>1 1 1 lehenga<>bought<>1 2 1 ghagra<>cholis<>1 1 1 legendary<>showman<>1 1 1 churidars<>ghagra<>1 1 1 saris<>churidars<>1 1 1 includes<>saris<>1 1 1 kapoor<>lived<>1 1 1 spacious<>lawns<>1 1 1 salwar<>kameezes<>1 1 1 marries<>childhood<>1 1 1 house<>residence<>1 1 1 cholis<>salwar<>1 1 1 soft<>colours<>1 1 1 delhi<>industrialist<>1 1 1 industrialist<>sunjay<>1 1 1 karisma<>marries<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A62.bigram0100644012467300001570000000250010276302305020225 0ustar tpederse8854 cents<>share<>9 112.9692999612 13 21 46 executive<>officer<>10 112.8589202511 12 22 29 private<>label<>11 109.0182716648 8 14 8 business<>corp<>12 107.5547441011 42 168 305 chief<>executive<>17 99.5100730163 10 23 18 chief<>officer<>18 98.8939517292 11 23 29 personal<>computer<>19 93.3821481913 26 160 114 international<>machines<>4 166.7828399822 49 176 228 wall<>street<>5 134.5394682002 10 16 10 business<>machines<>6 128.6842110421 52 294 228 long<>distance<>30 84.5987748096 10 69 13 san<>francisco<>31 84.4001116046 6 11 6 quaker<>oats<>31 84.4001116046 6 11 6 best<>known<>32 81.4274698597 7 17 9 care<>products<>33 78.6093580160 14 22 200 department<>stores<>34 78.4831661834 10 20 49 pre<>tax<>35 77.6499574964 7 16 11 consumer<>products<>13 104.0660981503 21 42 200 digital<>equipment<>14 102.1866339653 12 27 33 toll<>free<>15 101.8647302412 9 16 14 masters<>universe<>16 99.5583148511 6 6 6 personal<>computers<>1 374.4998363226 75 160 208 international<>business<>2 234.3245821689 47 151 126 vice<>president<>3 233.4263253034 25 37 46 international<>corp<>7 116.9145856033 42 151 305 auto<>maker<>8 115.0269684512 11 16 25 market<>share<>20 92.3556696612 14 51 46 agreed<>acquire<>21 91.2724771988 10 30 19 industry<>standard<>27 85.0528007052 7 14 9 rose<>billion<>28 84.8637580766 10 20 37 du<>pont<>29 84.7890428944 5 5 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/testA2.sh0100644012467300001570000000051310276302305017235 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A2 for sort-bigrams.pl" echo "Running sort-bigrams.pl test-A2.bigram" sort-bigrams.pl test-A2.bigram > test-A2.output diff test-A2.output test-A2.reqd > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A2.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f var test-A2.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000000234710770473741021031 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # Shell Test script to run all tests which check the error conditions in # sort-bigrams.pl # error-op.sh version 0.01 # By Amruta Purandare 02/25/2004 # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu ############################################################################# # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## set dirlist = `ls testB*.sh` foreach i ($dirlist) csh ./$i end Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/testA4.sh0100644012467300001570000000051310276302305017237 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A4 for sort-bigrams.pl" echo "Running sort-bigrams.pl test-A4.bigram" sort-bigrams.pl test-A4.bigram > test-A4.output diff test-A4.output test-A4.reqd > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A4.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f var test-A4.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A72.reqd0100644012467300001570000000057610276302305017733 0ustar tpederse46 umn<>edu<>3 3 3 that<>you<>3 3 3 d<>umn<>3 3 3 to<>the<>3 3 3 http<>www<>2 2 2 your<>statement<>2 2 2 S<>program<>2 2 2 corpus<>based<>2 2 2 the<>M<>2 2 2 copy<>of<>2 2 2 a<>copy<>2 2 2 as<>possible<>2 4 2 2005<>and<>2 2 2 This<>position<>2 2 2 www<>d<>2 2 2 carry<>out<>2 2 2 soon<>as<>2 2 2 in<>Computer<>2 2 2 Computer<>Science<>2 2 2 M<>S<>2 2 2 as<>soon<>2 4 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000127110276302305017634 0ustar tpederse82974115 united<>states<>351366 482508 388013 prime<>minister<>208169 222308 439901 dlrs<>million<>171437 319260 278587 dlrs<>billion<>113333 319260 151651 kilometers<>miles<>101687 123947 140723 news<>agency<>98062 221094 146414 united<>nations<>90705 482508 151970 west<>bank<>90006 151007 181622 foreign<>minister<>77555 292484 439901 associated<>press<>71769 72415 99825 cease<>fire<>48606 50986 111687 security<>council<>45483 205872 95211 bosnian<>serb<>40451 129214 76482 secretary<>general<>39393 83120 108116 bosnian<>serbs<>26363 129214 55095 bosnian<>government<>13945 129214 299886 government<>troops<>12362 356148 134195 serb<>forces<>12327 151508 152583 safe<>area<>5595 25165 67392 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A72.bigram0100644012467300001570000001327510276302305020241 0ustar tpederse303 umn<>edu<>3 3 3 that<>you<>3 3 7 d<>umn<>3 3 3 to<>the<>3 8 8 http<>www<>2 2 2 your<>statement<>2 4 2 S<>program<>2 2 3 corpus<>based<>2 2 2 the<>M<>2 8 2 copy<>of<>2 2 9 a<>copy<>2 8 2 as<>possible<>2 6 2 2005<>and<>2 3 12 This<>position<>2 2 3 www<>d<>2 2 3 carry<>out<>2 2 3 soon<>as<>2 2 6 in<>Computer<>2 8 2 Computer<>Science<>2 2 2 M<>S<>2 2 2 as<>soon<>2 6 2 earned<>a<>1 1 8 Please<>remember<>1 2 1 2006<>In<>1 2 2 as<>you<>1 6 7 of<>your<>1 9 4 ASSISTANTSHIP<>NATURAL<>1 1 1 and<>health<>1 12 1 NATURAL<>LANGUAGE<>1 1 1 summer<>employment<>1 1 1 2004<>and<>1 2 12 senses<>in<>1 1 8 I<>am<>1 1 1 corpora<>and<>1 1 12 can<>get<>1 2 1 possibility<>of<>1 1 9 this<>in<>1 2 8 Processing<>Send<>1 1 1 of<>research<>1 9 3 out<>by<>1 3 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out<>more<>1 3 1 degree<>in<>1 1 8 requires<>that<>1 1 3 cs<>degr<>1 1 1 program<>as<>1 3 6 motivated<>to<>1 1 8 need<>additional<>1 1 1 the<>program<>1 8 3 statement<>to<>1 2 8 should<>submit<>1 1 1 to<>carry<>1 8 2 large<>corpora<>1 1 1 you<>might<>1 7 1 and<>that<>1 12 3 on<>corpus<>1 2 2 you<>need<>1 7 1 MINNESOTA<>DULUTH<>1 1 1 will<>focus<>1 2 1 May<>2005<>1 2 3 in<>this<>1 8 2 please<>clearly<>1 1 1 you<>can<>1 7 2 is<>also<>1 2 3 starts<>in<>1 1 8 good<>introduction<>1 1 1 focus<>on<>1 1 2 web<>You<>1 1 1 the<>possibility<>1 8 1 academic<>year<>1 1 2 their<>applications<>1 1 1 admissions<>requirements<>1 1 1 to<>me<>1 8 3 for<>a<>1 1 8 insurance<>There<>1 1 1 waiver<>and<>1 1 12 Science<>at<>1 2 2 more<>about<>1 1 1 into<>some<>1 1 1 application<>Please<>1 1 2 position<>requires<>1 3 1 no<>later<>1 1 1 grad<>mscs<>1 1 1 very<>good<>1 2 1 also<>include<>1 3 1 of<>MINNESOTA<>1 9 1 your<>interest<>1 4 1 possible<>Please<>1 2 2 me<>if<>1 3 1 degr<>grad<>1 1 1 and<>previous<>1 12 1 career<>objectives<>1 1 1 tpederse<>d<>1 2 3 also<>the<>1 3 8 and<>motivated<>1 12 1 information<>Cordially<>1 1 1 mscs<>Interested<>1 1 1 with<>me<>1 1 3 statement<>of<>1 2 9 program<>in<>1 3 8 certainly<>no<>1 1 1 position<>starts<>1 3 1 the<>web<>1 8 1 Science<>and<>1 2 12 this<>position<>1 2 3 am<>currently<>1 1 1 extends<>until<>1 1 1 students<>html<>1 2 1 also<>detail<>1 3 1 RESEARCH<>ASSISTANTSHIP<>1 1 1 work<>done<>1 2 1 In<>your<>1 2 4 you<>be<>1 7 1 candidates<>should<>1 1 1 have<>earned<>1 1 1 as<>specifically<>1 6 1 DEPARTMENT<>OF<>1 1 1 in<>Natural<>1 8 1 a<>stipend<>1 8 1 Interested<>candidates<>1 1 1 year<>August<>1 2 2 both<>qualified<>1 1 1 your<>application<>1 4 1 natural<>language<>1 1 1 introduction<>to<>1 1 8 LANGUAGE<>PROCESSING<>1 1 1 August<>2005<>1 2 3 and<>or<>1 12 1 done<>by<>1 1 2 its<>admissions<>1 1 1 a<>tuition<>1 8 1 seeking<>a<>1 1 8 Cordially<>Ted<>1 1 1 edu<>as<>1 3 6 by<>checking<>1 2 1 clearly<>mention<>1 1 1 Bachelor's<>degree<>1 1 1 position<>and<>1 3 12 include<>a<>1 1 8 previous<>students<>1 1 2 Minnesota<>Duluth<>1 1 1 and<>is<>1 12 2 University<>of<>1 1 9 and<>its<>1 12 1 per<>academic<>1 1 1 Ted<>Pedersen<>1 1 1 assistant<>to<>1 1 8 It<>provides<>1 1 1 and<>2006<>1 12 2 tuition<>waiver<>1 1 1 research<>assistant<>1 3 1 will<>have<>1 2 1 must<>also<>1 1 3 of<>Minnesota<>1 9 1 to<>work<>1 8 2 students<>http<>1 2 2 tpederse<>students<>1 2 2 stipend<>of<>1 1 9 health<>insurance<>1 1 1 of<>educational<>1 9 1 and<>from<>1 12 1 research<>you<>1 3 7 Please<>feel<>1 2 2 a<>Bachelor's<>1 8 1 can<>why<>1 2 1 DULUTH<>DEPARTMENT<>1 1 1 by<>my<>1 2 1 very<>large<>1 2 1 educational<>and<>1 1 12 000<>US<>1 1 1 why<>you<>1 1 7 Send<>a<>1 1 8 processing<>In<>1 1 2 of<>summer<>1 9 1 me<>on<>1 3 2 and<>includes<>1 12 1 you<>must<>1 7 1 based<>approaches<>1 2 1 checking<>into<>1 1 1 the<>University<>1 8 1 type<>of<>1 1 9 approaches<>to<>1 1 8 admitted<>to<>1 1 8 via<>email<>1 1 1 remember<>that<>1 1 3 renewable<>for<>1 1 1 feel<>both<>1 2 1 language<>processing<>1 1 1 or<>career<>1 1 1 you<>feel<>1 7 2 a<>research<>1 8 3 to<>natural<>1 8 1 March<>1<>1 1 1 be<>admitted<>1 1 1 mention<>your<>1 1 4 Language<>Processing<>1 1 1 edu<>cs<>1 3 1 particular<>we<>1 1 1 work<>with<>1 2 1 PROCESSING<>UNIVERSITY<>1 1 1 discovering<>word<>1 1 1 August<>2004<>1 2 2 based<>research<>1 2 3 we<>will<>1 1 2 approximately<>11<>1 1 1 COMPUTER<>SCIENCE<>1 1 1 might<>carry<>1 1 2 objectives<>please<>1 1 1 1<>2004<>1 1 2 May<>2006<>1 2 2 the<>work<>1 8 2 applications<>to<>1 1 8 at<>http<>1 2 2 11<>000<>1 1 1 detail<>as<>1 1 6 UNIVERSITY<>of<>1 1 9 edu<>tpederse<>1 3 2 in<>2005<>1 8 3 than<>March<>1 1 1 second<>year<>1 1 2 includes<>a<>1 1 8 You<>can<>1 1 2 additional<>information<>1 1 1 and<>also<>1 12 3 is<>renewable<>1 2 1 a<>second<>1 8 1 out<>corpus<>1 3 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/testA6.sh0100644012467300001570000000205110276302305017240 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A6 for sort-bigrams.pl" echo "Running sort-bigrams.pl --frequency 2 test-A61.bigram" sort-bigrams.pl --frequency 2 test-A61.bigram > test-A61.output diff test-A61.output test-A61.reqd > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A61.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f var test-A61.output echo "Running sort-bigrams.pl --frequency 90 test-A62.bigram" sort-bigrams.pl --frequency 90 test-A62.bigram > test-A62.output diff test-A62.output test-A62.reqd > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A62.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f var test-A62.output echo "Running sort-bigrams.pl --frequency 10 test-A63.bigram" sort-bigrams.pl --frequency 10 test-A63.bigram > test-A63.output diff test-A63.output test-A63.reqd > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A63.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f var test-A63.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-B1.bigram0100644012467300001570000000125510276302305020145 0ustar tpederse82974115 united<>states<>351366 482508 388013 united<>nations<>90705 482508 151970 bosnian<>serbs<>26363 129214 55095 dlrs<>million<>171437 319260 278587 prime<>minister<>208169 222308 439901 bosnian<>serb<>40451 129214 76482 cease<>fire<>48606 50986 111687 safe<>area<>5595 25165 67392 bosnian<>government<>13945 129214 299886 security<>council<>45483 dlrs<>billion<>113333 319260 151651 news<>agency<>98062 221094 146414 government<>troops<>12362 356148 134195 serb<>forces<>12327 151508 152583 kilometers<>miles<>101687 123947 140723 foreign<>minister<>77555 292484 439901 west<>bank<>90006 151007 181622 associated<>press<>71769 72415 99825 secretary<>general<>39393 83120 108116 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A1.bigram0100644012467300001570000000127110276302305020142 0ustar tpederse82974115 united<>states<>351366 482508 388013 united<>nations<>90705 482508 151970 bosnian<>serbs<>26363 129214 55095 dlrs<>million<>171437 319260 278587 prime<>minister<>208169 222308 439901 bosnian<>serb<>40451 129214 76482 cease<>fire<>48606 50986 111687 safe<>area<>5595 25165 67392 bosnian<>government<>13945 129214 299886 security<>council<>45483 205872 95211 dlrs<>billion<>113333 319260 151651 news<>agency<>98062 221094 146414 government<>troops<>12362 356148 134195 serb<>forces<>12327 151508 152583 kilometers<>miles<>101687 123947 140723 foreign<>minister<>77555 292484 439901 west<>bank<>90006 151007 181622 associated<>press<>71769 72415 99825 secretary<>general<>39393 83120 108116 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A61.bigram0100644012467300001570000000075710276302305020240 0ustar tpederse98 ThIk<>ThAk<>2 5 6 kriyAshIl<>honA<>6 10 46 manan<>karanA<>11 23 137 khAn<>adv.<>1 1 7 sa.nba.ndhI<>vAstavik<>1 2 5 svata.ntra<>kAfI<>9 12 26 se<>m.Nhage<>17 31 41 turat<>shIghratA<>13 32 19 U.NchAI<>kA<>1 1 29 hukUmat<>karanA<>1 3 137 padArtha<>sound<>4 4 7 jAganA<>jAgaraN<>7 8 12 karanA<>samabhanA<>31 137 42 n.<>ghanAkR^iti<>1 39 1 karanA<>kAm<>31 137 82 A.ndolit<>honA<>12 15 46 nIche<>star<>32 61 54 n.<>khel<>8 39 16 fekanA<>ki<>21 41 32 tAtvikatA<>v.t.<>1 3 22 prabal<>prabhAvI<>3 5 6 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/README.txt0100644012467300001570000000376610276302305017252 0ustar tpederse******************************************************************************* README.txt FOR Testing sort-bigrams.pl Version 0.02 Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Ted Pedersen, tpederse@umn.edu Amruta Purandare pura0010@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse/nsp.html ******************************************************************************* Testing for sort-bigrams.pl --------------------------- AMRUTA PURANDARE pura0010@d.umn.edu 03/04/2004 1. Introduction: ---------------- This program is a component of the N-gram Statistics Package that sorts a given bigram file in the descending order of the bigram scores. The scripts and files provided here could be used to test the correct behaviour of the program and backward compatibility. 2. Tests: ---------- 2.1 Normal conditions: ---------------------- Tests written in testA*.sh test sort-bigrams.pl under normal conditions. Run normal-op.sh to run all test cases testA*.sh Test A1: Tests when the bigram file shows counts Test A2: Tests when the input bigram file is already sorted Test A3: Tests when the bigram file shows scores Test A4: Tests when the tokens include embedded spaces and punctuations Test A5: Tests when the bigram file is created by combine-counts.pl Test A6: Tests when --frequency is specified Test A7: Tests when --remove option is specified 2.2 Error conditions: ---------------------- Tests written in testB*.sh test sort-bigrams.pl under error conditions. Run error-op.sh to run all test cases testB*.sh Test B1: Tests when the bigram file is incorrectly formatted 3. Conclusions: --------------- We have tested program sort-bigrams.pl enough to conclude that it runs correctly. We have also provided the test scripts so that future versions of sort-bigrams.pl can be compared to the current version against these scripts. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A3.bigram0100644012467300001570000000250010276302305020140 0ustar tpederse8854 cents<>share<>9 112.9692999612 13 21 46 executive<>officer<>10 112.8589202511 12 22 29 private<>label<>11 109.0182716648 8 14 8 business<>corp<>12 107.5547441011 42 168 305 chief<>executive<>17 99.5100730163 10 23 18 chief<>officer<>18 98.8939517292 11 23 29 personal<>computer<>19 93.3821481913 26 160 114 international<>machines<>4 166.7828399822 49 176 228 wall<>street<>5 134.5394682002 10 16 10 business<>machines<>6 128.6842110421 52 294 228 long<>distance<>30 84.5987748096 10 69 13 san<>francisco<>31 84.4001116046 6 11 6 quaker<>oats<>31 84.4001116046 6 11 6 best<>known<>32 81.4274698597 7 17 9 care<>products<>33 78.6093580160 14 22 200 department<>stores<>34 78.4831661834 10 20 49 pre<>tax<>35 77.6499574964 7 16 11 consumer<>products<>13 104.0660981503 21 42 200 digital<>equipment<>14 102.1866339653 12 27 33 toll<>free<>15 101.8647302412 9 16 14 masters<>universe<>16 99.5583148511 6 6 6 personal<>computers<>1 374.4998363226 75 160 208 international<>business<>2 234.3245821689 47 151 126 vice<>president<>3 233.4263253034 25 37 46 international<>corp<>7 116.9145856033 42 151 305 auto<>maker<>8 115.0269684512 11 16 25 market<>share<>20 92.3556696612 14 51 46 agreed<>acquire<>21 91.2724771988 10 30 19 industry<>standard<>27 85.0528007052 7 14 9 rose<>billion<>28 84.8637580766 10 20 37 du<>pont<>29 84.7890428944 5 5 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A63.bigram0100644012467300001570000000152310276302305020232 0ustar tpederse8854 million<>million<>32 188 262 personal<>computer<>26 160 114 vice<>president<>25 37 46 sales<>million<>38 267 450 corp<>computer<>22 467 242 general<>corp<>12 43 305 executive<>officer<>12 22 29 computer<>systems<>12 128 38 business<>corp<>42 168 305 international<>corp<>42 151 305 machines<>corp<>42 228 467 ps<>personal<>10 27 95 stock<>market<>10 24 76 inc<>unit<>13 265 63 department<>stores<>10 20 49 personal<>computers<>75 160 208 business<>machines<>52 294 228 international<>business<>47 151 126 international<>machines<>49 176 228 consumer<>products<>21 42 200 care<>products<>14 22 200 market<>share<>14 51 46 cents<>share<>13 21 46 auto<>maker<>11 16 25 corp<>introduced<>11 162 85 chief<>officer<>11 23 29 wall<>street<>10 16 10 computer<>inc<>13 128 177 ps<>computers<>12 27 208 digital<>equipment<>12 27 33 motors<>corp<>12 14 305 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A62.reqd0100644012467300001570000000166110276302305017726 0ustar tpederse8854 personal<>computers<>1 374.4998363226 75 160 208 international<>business<>2 234.3245821689 47 151 126 vice<>president<>3 233.4263253034 25 37 46 international<>machines<>4 166.7828399822 49 176 228 wall<>street<>5 134.5394682002 10 16 10 business<>machines<>6 128.6842110421 52 294 228 international<>corp<>7 116.9145856033 42 151 305 auto<>maker<>8 115.0269684512 11 16 25 cents<>share<>9 112.9692999612 13 21 46 executive<>officer<>10 112.8589202511 12 22 29 private<>label<>11 109.0182716648 8 14 8 business<>corp<>12 107.5547441011 42 168 305 consumer<>products<>13 104.0660981503 21 42 200 digital<>equipment<>14 102.1866339653 12 27 33 toll<>free<>15 101.8647302412 9 16 14 masters<>universe<>16 99.5583148511 6 6 6 chief<>executive<>17 99.5100730163 10 23 18 chief<>officer<>18 98.8939517292 11 23 29 personal<>computer<>19 93.3821481913 26 160 114 market<>share<>20 92.3556696612 14 51 46 agreed<>acquire<>21 91.2724771988 10 30 19 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A4.bigram0100644012467300001570000000075710276302305020155 0ustar tpederse98 ThIk<>ThAk<>2 5 6 kriyAshIl<>honA<>6 10 46 manan<>karanA<>11 23 137 khAn<>adv.<>1 1 7 sa.nba.ndhI<>vAstavik<>1 2 5 svata.ntra<>kAfI<>9 12 26 se<>m.Nhage<>17 31 41 turat<>shIghratA<>13 32 19 U.NchAI<>kA<>1 1 29 hukUmat<>karanA<>1 3 137 padArtha<>sound<>4 4 7 jAganA<>jAgaraN<>7 8 12 karanA<>samabhanA<>31 137 42 n.<>ghanAkR^iti<>1 39 1 karanA<>kAm<>31 137 82 A.ndolit<>honA<>12 15 46 nIche<>star<>32 61 54 n.<>khel<>8 39 16 fekanA<>ki<>21 41 32 tAtvikatA<>v.t.<>1 3 22 prabal<>prabhAvI<>3 5 6 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A61.reqd0100644012467300001570000000054310276302305017723 0ustar tpederse98 nIche<>star<>32 61 54 karanA<>samabhanA<>31 137 42 karanA<>kAm<>31 137 82 fekanA<>ki<>21 41 32 se<>m.Nhage<>17 31 41 turat<>shIghratA<>13 32 19 A.ndolit<>honA<>12 15 46 manan<>karanA<>11 23 137 svata.ntra<>kAfI<>9 12 26 n.<>khel<>8 39 16 jAganA<>jAgaraN<>7 8 12 kriyAshIl<>honA<>6 10 46 padArtha<>sound<>4 4 7 prabal<>prabhAvI<>3 5 6 ThIk<>ThAk<>2 5 6 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A71.reqd0100644012467300001570000000030110276302305017714 0ustar tpederse21 raj<>kapoor<>4 4 4 rk<>house<>3 3 3 childhood<>friend<>2 2 2 took<>place<>2 2 2 chembur<>mumbai<>2 2 2 kota<>work<>2 2 4 chikan<>work<>2 2 4 work<>sequins<>2 2 2 manish<>malhotra<>2 2 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A2.bigram0100644012467300001570000000131410276302305020141 0ustar tpederse82974115 united<>states<>351366 482508 388013 prime<>minister<>208169 222308 439901 dlrs<>million<>171437 319260 278587 dlrs<>billion<>113333 319260 151651 kilometers<>miles<>101687 123947 140723 news<>agency<>98062 221094 146414 human<>rights<>92873 123791 136625 world<>cup<>91114 375133 157933 united<>nations<>90705 482508 151970 west<>bank<>90006 151007 181622 hong<>kong<>86034 87859 87701 worldsources<>inc<>84478 123307 232932 http<>www<>77703 85296 81313 foreign<>minister<>77555 292484 439901 associated<>press<>71769 72415 99825 told<>reporters<>69007 156355 81540 los<>angeles<>58008 61559 58635 white<>house<>53633 108708 97927 european<>union<>52335 168244 112956 news<>conference<>51274 221094 107741 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A63.reqd0100644012467300001570000000152310276302305017724 0ustar tpederse8854 personal<>computers<>75 160 208 business<>machines<>52 294 228 international<>machines<>49 176 228 international<>business<>47 151 126 business<>corp<>42 168 305 international<>corp<>42 151 305 machines<>corp<>42 228 467 sales<>million<>38 267 450 million<>million<>32 188 262 personal<>computer<>26 160 114 vice<>president<>25 37 46 corp<>computer<>22 467 242 consumer<>products<>21 42 200 care<>products<>14 22 200 market<>share<>14 51 46 inc<>unit<>13 265 63 cents<>share<>13 21 46 computer<>inc<>13 128 177 general<>corp<>12 43 305 executive<>officer<>12 22 29 computer<>systems<>12 128 38 ps<>computers<>12 27 208 digital<>equipment<>12 27 33 motors<>corp<>12 14 305 auto<>maker<>11 16 25 corp<>introduced<>11 162 85 chief<>officer<>11 23 29 ps<>personal<>10 27 95 stock<>market<>10 24 76 department<>stores<>10 20 49 wall<>street<>10 16 10 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/testA1.sh0100644012467300001570000000051310276302305017234 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A1 for sort-bigrams.pl" echo "Running sort-bigrams.pl test-A1.bigram" sort-bigrams.pl test-A1.bigram > test-A1.output diff test-A1.output test-A1.reqd > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A1.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f var test-A1.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000250010276302305017632 0ustar tpederse8854 personal<>computers<>1 374.4998363226 75 160 208 international<>business<>2 234.3245821689 47 151 126 vice<>president<>3 233.4263253034 25 37 46 international<>machines<>4 166.7828399822 49 176 228 wall<>street<>5 134.5394682002 10 16 10 business<>machines<>6 128.6842110421 52 294 228 international<>corp<>7 116.9145856033 42 151 305 auto<>maker<>8 115.0269684512 11 16 25 cents<>share<>9 112.9692999612 13 21 46 executive<>officer<>10 112.8589202511 12 22 29 private<>label<>11 109.0182716648 8 14 8 business<>corp<>12 107.5547441011 42 168 305 consumer<>products<>13 104.0660981503 21 42 200 digital<>equipment<>14 102.1866339653 12 27 33 toll<>free<>15 101.8647302412 9 16 14 masters<>universe<>16 99.5583148511 6 6 6 chief<>executive<>17 99.5100730163 10 23 18 chief<>officer<>18 98.8939517292 11 23 29 personal<>computer<>19 93.3821481913 26 160 114 market<>share<>20 92.3556696612 14 51 46 agreed<>acquire<>21 91.2724771988 10 30 19 industry<>standard<>27 85.0528007052 7 14 9 rose<>billion<>28 84.8637580766 10 20 37 du<>pont<>29 84.7890428944 5 5 5 long<>distance<>30 84.5987748096 10 69 13 san<>francisco<>31 84.4001116046 6 11 6 quaker<>oats<>31 84.4001116046 6 11 6 best<>known<>32 81.4274698597 7 17 9 care<>products<>33 78.6093580160 14 22 200 department<>stores<>34 78.4831661834 10 20 49 pre<>tax<>35 77.6499574964 7 16 11 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000131410276302305017633 0ustar tpederse82974115 united<>states<>351366 482508 388013 prime<>minister<>208169 222308 439901 dlrs<>million<>171437 319260 278587 dlrs<>billion<>113333 319260 151651 kilometers<>miles<>101687 123947 140723 news<>agency<>98062 221094 146414 human<>rights<>92873 123791 136625 world<>cup<>91114 375133 157933 united<>nations<>90705 482508 151970 west<>bank<>90006 151007 181622 hong<>kong<>86034 87859 87701 worldsources<>inc<>84478 123307 232932 http<>www<>77703 85296 81313 foreign<>minister<>77555 292484 439901 associated<>press<>71769 72415 99825 told<>reporters<>69007 156355 81540 los<>angeles<>58008 61559 58635 white<>house<>53633 108708 97927 european<>union<>52335 168244 112956 news<>conference<>51274 221094 107741 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000075710276302305017647 0ustar tpederse98 nIche<>star<>32 61 54 karanA<>samabhanA<>31 137 42 karanA<>kAm<>31 137 82 fekanA<>ki<>21 41 32 se<>m.Nhage<>17 31 41 turat<>shIghratA<>13 32 19 A.ndolit<>honA<>12 15 46 manan<>karanA<>11 23 137 svata.ntra<>kAfI<>9 12 26 n.<>khel<>8 39 16 jAganA<>jAgaraN<>7 8 12 kriyAshIl<>honA<>6 10 46 padArtha<>sound<>4 4 7 prabal<>prabhAvI<>3 5 6 ThIk<>ThAk<>2 5 6 khAn<>adv.<>1 1 7 sa.nba.ndhI<>vAstavik<>1 2 5 U.NchAI<>kA<>1 1 29 hukUmat<>karanA<>1 3 137 n.<>ghanAkR^iti<>1 39 1 tAtvikatA<>v.t.<>1 3 22 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000234710770473741020022 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # Shell Test script to run all tests which check the normal behavior of # sort-bigrams.pl # normal-op.sh version 0.01 # By Amruta Purandare 02/25/2004 # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu ############################################################################# # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## set dirlist = `ls testA*.sh` foreach i ($dirlist) csh ./$i end Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/testB1.sh0100644012467300001570000000051710276302305017241 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test B1 for sort-bigrams.pl" echo "Running sort-bigrams.pl test-B1.bigram" sort-bigrams.pl test-B1.bigram >& test-B1.output diff -w test-B1.output test-B1.reqd > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-B1.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f var test-B1.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/sort-bigrams/test-A5.reqd0100644012467300001570000000137610276302305017646 0ustar tpederse913417 united<>states<>3709 5129 4301 prime<>minister<>2852 3054 5529 dlrs<>million<>1631 2891 2025 http<>www<>1387 1470 1434 human<>rights<>1093 1480 1690 news<>agency<>1058 2060 1423 dlrs<>billion<>966 2891 1080 peace<>process<>951 3273 1094 foreign<>minister<>913 3193 5529 bosnian<>serb<>844 1703 1095 kilometers<>miles<>834 1005 1036 hong<>kong<>796 796 811 white<>house<>699 1121 944 united<>kingdom<>550 5129 2450 los<>angeles<>481 819 487 vice<>president<>456 546 1258 united<>nations<>450 5129 2360 president<>clinton<>445 1516 1007 interest<>rates<>430 647 696 stock<>exchange<>389 1148 485 york<>stock<>360 1566 867 stock<>market<>328 1148 639 los<>alamos<>327 819 327 sierra<>leone<>320 402 320 supreme<>court<>308 342 1041 foreign<>policy<>50 3193 1023 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507157013556 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/README.txt0100644012467300001570000001046410276302305015241 0ustar tpederseTesting for ll.pm ------------------- Satanjeev Banerjee bane0025@d.umn.edu 13th February, 2002 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested ll.pm, a component of Bigram Statistics Package version 0.5. File ll.pm implements the log-likelihood measure of association. Note that ll.pm is not a program by itself, but is a statistical library package that is plugged into statistic.pl. We test here the features of ll.pm by running statistic.pl. Following is a description of the aspects of ll.pm that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of ll.pm can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing ll.pm's response to erroneous conditions. Phase 2: Testing ll.pm's behaviour under normal conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing ll.pm's response to erroneous conditions: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- Ll.pm is meant only for bigrams. This test checks if ll.pm throws an error when provided with larger n-grams. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- Ll.pm requires three frequency values: the frequency of the bigram, and the two marginal totals (number of bigrams with the token on the left and number of bigrams with the total on the right). If these are not provided, ll.pm should throw an error. This test checks for this error. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- The total number of bigrams in the file should be 1 or more. This test checks if ll.pm does indeed throw an error when passed a total bigrams value that is less than or equal to zero. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- The numbers passed to ll.pm should be "valid" in that they should represent a possible two-by-two table. If this is not the case, various warnings are thrown by ll.pm. This test checks for these warnings. Following is the input file, test-1.sub-4.cnt: 17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 The first bigram, "one<>two<>" should elicit a warning that a frequency value cannot be negative. The next bigram, "one<>three<>" should elicit the warning that the frequency value (18) cannot exceed the total number of bigrams. The third bigram, "one<>four<>" should result in a warning that the frequency value of the bigram (10) cannot exceed the marginal totals (12). Similarly for the next bigram. The fifth bigram, "two<>four<>" has no problems and should be calculated for. The sixth bigram "three<>four<>" must not have a negative value for the marginal total, the seventh bigram "three<>one<>" has too large a marginal value (18) since it exceeds the total number of bigrams, the eighth bigram has a negative marginal total value and the ninth bigram, "three<>five<>" has too large a marginal total. Finally, the last bigram "three<>seven<>" again has its bigram frequency greater than the marginal frequencies. 2.2. Phase 2: Testing ll.pm's behaviour under normal conditions: ------------------------------------------------------------------ The script for this phase is 'normal-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs a single subtest that checks two things: First, it checks if ll.pm works when the frequencies are given in a non default order. All three frequency values are required, however they could be in any order. Subtest a checks to see what happens when the frequencies are in the default order (0-1, 0, 1) and subtest b checks the situation when they are in a different order (0, 1, 0-1). Second it checks the actual calculations of ll.pm. The output target files, test-2.sub-1-a.reqd and test-2.sub-1-b.reqd, have been checked manually to see if the scores obtained are correct. 3. Conclusions: --------------- Statistical library package ll.pm has been tested for erroneous conditions and normal operations too. It works! These tests can be used to check for backward compatibility of newer versions. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000001237510276302305017015 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test ll.pm's responses to various erroneous # conditions. note of course that ll never halts on errors/warnings # but sets error codes that statistic.pl can request later on. # Subtest 1: what happens when ngram > 2 is provided to ll echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-1.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-1.cnt has trigrams in it. so ll.pm should complain # during the initialization step, since ll is for bigrams only! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 ll test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 ll test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2: what happens when all three frequency values are not # available to ll echo "Subtest 2" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq combo file describing above input file's frequency values set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-2.cnt has bigrams in it, but only 2 of the three required frequency values. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE ll test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE ll test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 3: what happens when the totalBigrams is less equal to 0 echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-3.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-3.cnt has totalBigrams = -17 in it. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl ll test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl ll test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 4: what happens when the frequency values are "wrong" echo "Subtest 4" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-4.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-4.cnt has only one bigram that has "correct" # values. every other is wrong! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETERRORFILE = "test-1.sub-4.error.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETERRORFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETERRORFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl ll test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl ll test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETERRORFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETERRORFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETERRORFILE :" cat difference endif # compare the actual output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-2.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024310276302305016675 0ustar tpederse17 one<>three<>1 3.2739 13 5 5 three<>four<>2 2.6024 1 5 1 one<>four<>3 1.0066 13 5 3 two<>two<>4 0.9665 3 7 2 one<>two<>5 0.1664 13 7 5 two<>four<>6 0.0265 3 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-1.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007110411142444016452 0ustar tpederseFrequency combination "1" (frequency of bigram) missing! Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-2.sub-1-a.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305016527 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-1.sub-4.error.reqd0100644012467300001570000000313410411163133017605 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 201 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not be negative. Skipping ngram one<>two<>-1 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram one<>three<>18 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram one<>four<>10 6 12 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram two<>two<>10 12 6 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not be negative. Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 -1 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>one<>1 18 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not be negative. Skipping ngram four<>five<>1 1 -1 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>five<>1 1 18 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram three<>seven<>1 0 0 test-1.sub-4.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-1.sub-4.cnt0100644012467300001570000000030110276302305016304 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000000610276302305020452 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305015362 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-2.sub-1-b.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305016530 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-1.sub-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000031410276302305016305 0ustar tpederse7 line<>in<>it<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>file<>with<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is<>a<>file<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 this<>is<>a<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 with<>one<>line<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 file<>with<>one<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 one<>line<>in<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000440410276302305016000 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test ll.pm's output during normal operation (that # is, when all inputs are correct and as they should be! # Subtest 1: what happens when the three frequency combinations (0-1, # 0, 1) are in various different orders echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-2.sub-1.cnt has all the three frequency values in the default # order, that is: 0-1, 0, 1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl ll test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl ll test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq comb file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt" # test-2.sub-1.cnt has the three frequency values in the following # order: 0, 1, 0-1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE ll test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE ll test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-1.sub-2.cnt0100644012467300001570000000014110276302305016304 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 one<>three<>5 13 one<>four<>3 13 two<>two<>2 3 two<>four<>1 3 three<>four<>1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-2.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024310276302305016674 0ustar tpederse17 one<>three<>1 3.2739 5 13 5 three<>four<>2 2.6024 1 1 5 one<>four<>3 1.0066 3 13 5 two<>two<>4 0.9665 2 3 7 one<>two<>5 0.1664 5 13 7 two<>four<>6 0.0265 1 3 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-1.sub-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000010440076245016450 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-1.sub-3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000202010411163133016445 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>two<>5 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>three<>5 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>four<>3 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>two<>2 3 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>four<>1 3 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 1 5 test-1.sub-3.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-1.sub-3.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302305016313 0ustar tpederse-17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000001110276302305020665 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll/test-1.sub-4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000010411163133016442 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507157014053 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-2.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024310276302303017170 0ustar tpederse17 one<>three<>1 0.5556 13 5 5 one<>two<>2 0.5000 13 7 5 two<>two<>3 0.4000 3 7 2 one<>four<>4 0.3333 13 5 3 three<>four<>4 0.3333 1 5 1 two<>four<>5 0.2500 3 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-1.sub-3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000202010411163130016737 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>two<>5 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>three<>5 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>four<>3 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>two<>2 3 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>four<>1 3 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 1 5 test-1.sub-3.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-2.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024310276302303017167 0ustar tpederse17 one<>three<>1 0.5556 5 13 5 one<>two<>2 0.5000 5 13 7 two<>two<>3 0.4000 2 3 7 one<>four<>4 0.3333 3 13 5 three<>four<>4 0.3333 1 1 5 two<>four<>5 0.2500 1 3 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-1.sub-4.error.reqd0100644012467300001570000000313410411163130020077 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 201 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not be negative. Skipping ngram one<>two<>-1 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram one<>three<>18 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram one<>four<>10 6 12 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram two<>two<>10 12 6 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not be negative. Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 -1 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>one<>1 18 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not be negative. Skipping ngram four<>five<>1 1 -1 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>five<>1 1 18 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram three<>seven<>1 0 0 test-1.sub-4.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-1.sub-4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000010411163130016734 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000001110276302303021160 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-2.sub-1-a.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302303017022 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000441510276302302016274 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test dice.pm's output during normal operation (that # is, when all inputs are correct and as they should be! # Subtest 1: what happens when the three frequency combinations (0-1, # 0, 1) are in various different orders echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-2.sub-1.cnt has all the three frequency values in the default # order, that is: 0-1, 0, 1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl dice test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl dice test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq comb file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt" # test-2.sub-1.cnt has the three frequency values in the following # order: 0, 1, 0-1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE dice test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE dice test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-1.sub-4.cnt0100644012467300001570000000030110276302303016577 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000000610276302303020745 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-1.sub-3.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302303016606 0ustar tpederse-17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-1.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007110411142400016737 0ustar tpederseFrequency combination "1" (frequency of bigram) missing! Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302302015654 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/README.txt0100644012467300001570000001045510276302302015533 0ustar tpederseTesting for dice.pm ------------------- Satanjeev Banerjee bane0025@d.umn.edu 13th February, 2002 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested dice.pm, a component of Bigram Statistics Package version 0.5. Note that dice.pm is not a program by itself, but is a statistical library package that is plugged into statistic.pl. We test here the features of dice.pm by running statistic.pl. Following is a description of the aspects of dice.pm that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of dice.pm can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing dice.pm's response to erroneous conditions. Phase 2: Testing dice.pm's behaviour under normal conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing dice.pm's response to erroneous conditions: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- Dice.pm is meant only for bigrams. This test checks if dice.pm throws an error when provided with larger n-grams. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- Dice.pm requires three frequency values: the frequency of the bigram, and the two marginal totals (number of bigrams with the token on the left and number of bigrams with the total on the right). If these are not provided, dice.pm should throw an error. This test checks for this error. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- The total number of bigrams in the file should be 1 or more. This test checks if dice.pm does indeed throw an error when passed a total bigrams value that is less than or equal to zero. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- The numbers passed to dice.pm should be "valid" in that they should represent a possible two-by-two table. If this is not the case, various warnings are thrown by dice.pm. This test checks for these warnings. Following is the input file, test-1.sub-4.cnt: 17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 The first bigram, "one<>two<>" should elicit a warning that a frequency value cannot be negative. The next bigram, "one<>three<>" should elicit the warning that the frequency value (18) cannot exceed the total number of bigrams. The third bigram, "one<>four<>" should result in a warning that the frequency value of the bigram (10) cannot exceed the marginal totals (12). Similarly for the next bigram. The fifth bigram, "two<>four<>" has no problems and should be calculated for. The sixth bigram "three<>four<>" must not have a negative value for the marginal total, the seventh bigram "three<>one<>" has too large a marginal value (18) since it exceeds the total number of bigrams, the eighth bigram has a negative marginal total value and the ninth bigram, "three<>five<>" has too large a marginal total. Finally, the last bigram "three<>seven<>" has its ngram frequency greater than the marginal totals, which should not be the case. 2.2. Phase 2: Testing dice.pm's behaviour under normal conditions: ------------------------------------------------------------------ The script for this phase is 'normal-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs a single subtest that checks two things: First, it checks if dice.pm works when the frequencies are given in a non default order. All three frequency values are required, however they could be in any order. Subtest a checks to see what happens when the frequencies are in the default order (0-1, 0, 1) and subtest b checks the situation when they are in a different order (0, 1, 0-1). Second it checks the actual calculations of dice.pm. The output target files, test-2.sub-1-a.reqd and test-2.sub-1-b.reqd, have been checked manually to see if the scores obtained are correct. 3. Conclusions: --------------- Statistical library package dice.pm has been tested for erroneous conditions and normal operations too. It works! These tests can be used to check for backward compatibility of newer versions. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-1.sub-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000031410276302302016577 0ustar tpederse7 line<>in<>it<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>file<>with<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is<>a<>file<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 this<>is<>a<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 with<>one<>line<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 file<>with<>one<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 one<>line<>in<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000001243110276302302017300 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test dice.pm's responses to various erroneous # conditions. note of course that dice never halts on errors/warnings # but sets error codes that statistic.pl can request later on. # Subtest 1: what happens when ngram > 2 is provided to dice echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-1.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-1.cnt has trigrams in it. so dice.pm should complain # during the initialization step, since dice is for bigrams only! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 dice test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 dice test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2: what happens when all three frequency values are not # available to dice echo "Subtest 2" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq combo file describing above input file's frequency values set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-2.cnt has bigrams in it, but only 2 of the three required frequency values. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE dice test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE dice test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 3: what happens when the totalBigrams is less equal to 0 echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-3.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-3.cnt has totalBigrams = -17 in it. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl dice test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl dice test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 4: what happens when the frequency values are "wrong" echo "Subtest 4" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-4.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-4.cnt has only one bigram that has "correct" # values. every other is wrong! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETERRORFILE = "test-1.sub-4.error.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETERRORFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETERRORFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl dice test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl dice test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETERRORFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETERRORFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETERRORFILE :" cat difference endif # compare the actual output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000153110436107121016022 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram one<>two<>13 7 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram one<>three<>13 5 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram one<>four<>13 5 3 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram two<>two<>3 7 2 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram two<>four<>3 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-1.sub-2.cnt0100644012467300001570000000014110276302303016577 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 one<>three<>5 13 one<>four<>3 13 two<>two<>2 3 two<>four<>1 3 three<>four<>1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-2.sub-1-b.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302303017023 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/dice/test-1.sub-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000005710411142400016742 0ustar tpederseError: This measure is only defined for bigramsText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160015503 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A7.reqd0100644012467300001570000000115210276302303017567 0ustar tpederse759 :<>Test<>20 29 20 :<>Tests<>7 29 8 Test<>kocos<>18 41 23 kocos<>when<>16 24 24 Tests<>when<>6 10 24 is<>a<>7 13 34 when<>a<>2 24 34 when<>co<>7 24 8 when<>target<>5 24 6 when<>the<>3 24 10 of<>the<>2 3 10 occurrence<>graph<>7 7 7 co<>occurrence<>7 8 7 .<>sh<>12 61 12 .<>pl<>12 61 12 .<>edu<>8 61 8 umn<>.<>8 8 75 kocos<>.<>6 24 75 counts<>.<>6 6 75 d<>.<>3 13 75 d<>:<>6 13 27 .<>umn<>3 61 4 2<>.<>3 4 75 testB<>.<>2 2 75 a<>d<>6 31 11 a<>c<>5 31 6 c<>:<>5 6 27 target<>is<>5 6 13 graph<>is<>5 7 13 combine<>counts<>6 6 6 count<>files<>3 3 5 two<>count<>2 3 3 run<>all<>2 2 3 test<>combine<>2 6 5 We<>have<>2 2 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A4.count10100644012467300001570000000051010276302303020037 0ustar tpederse82974115 united<>states<>351366 482508 388013 united<>nations<>90705 482508 151970 bosnian<>serbs<>26363 129214 55095 dlrs<>million<>171437 319260 278587 prime<>minister<>208169 222308 439901 bosnian<>serb<>40451 129214 76482 cease<>fire<>48606 50986 111687 safe<>area<>5595 25165 67392 bosnian<>government<>13945 129214 299886 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/testA5.sh0100644012467300001570000000061110276302303017166 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A5 for huge-combine.pl" echo "Running huge-combine.pl test-A5.count1 test-A5.count2" huge-combine.pl test-A5.count1 test-A5.count2 > test-A5.output sort test-A5.output > t0 sort test-A5.reqd > t1 diff t0 t1 > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f t0 t1 var test-A5.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A2.count10100644012467300001570000000112610276302303020041 0ustar tpederse1393805 world<>cup<>9703 13351 10596 united<>states<>7002 8501 7518 dlrs<>million<>3439 6328 4427 prime<>minister<>3308 3425 6927 south<>korea<>3156 7594 3914 west<>bank<>2562 3464 3522 al<>qaida<>2233 4211 2233 dlrs<>billion<>2021 6328 2269 kilometers<>miles<>1928 2416 2361 th<>minute<>1708 4268 2302 http<>www<>1639 1762 1691 president<>george<>1316 6218 1829 associated<>press<>1208 1216 1690 human<>rights<>1204 1685 1952 south<>korean<>1156 7594 1821 hong<>kong<>1147 1363 1155 south<>africa<>1142 7594 1364 told<>reporters<>1100 2461 1271 news<>paper<>1090 5430 4450 ink<>pen<>988 3792 8320 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000137610276302303017571 0ustar tpederse913417 bosnian<>serb<>844 1703 1095 dlrs<>billion<>966 2891 1080 dlrs<>million<>1631 2891 2025 foreign<>minister<>913 3193 5529 foreign<>policy<>50 3193 1023 hong<>kong<>796 796 811 http<>www<>1387 1470 1434 human<>rights<>1093 1480 1690 interest<>rates<>430 647 696 kilometers<>miles<>834 1005 1036 los<>alamos<>327 819 327 los<>angeles<>481 819 487 news<>agency<>1058 2060 1423 peace<>process<>951 3273 1094 president<>clinton<>445 1516 1007 prime<>minister<>2852 3054 5529 sierra<>leone<>320 402 320 stock<>exchange<>389 1148 485 stock<>market<>328 1148 639 supreme<>court<>308 342 1041 united<>kingdom<>550 5129 2450 united<>nations<>450 5129 2360 united<>states<>3709 5129 4301 vice<>president<>456 546 1258 white<>house<>699 1121 944 york<>stock<>360 1566 867 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A3.count10100644012467300001570000000053310276302303020043 0ustar tpederse1913 .<>The<>20 99 20 of<>the<>15 45 90 in<>the<>10 34 90 .<>We<>8 99 8 the<>United<>8 90 9 Western<>Canada<>7 7 7 United<>States<>7 9 7 the<>Bosnian<>7 90 14 said<>.<>6 22 100 U<>.<>5 5 100 to<>be<>5 52 9 ,<>the<>5 97 90 Bosnian<>Serb<>5 14 8 on<>the<>5 25 90 Bosnian<>Serbs<>5 14 9 ,<>said<>5 97 22 O<>Neill<>4 4 4 at<>a<>4 12 34 We<>are<>4 8 9 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A2.count20100644012467300001570000000114510276302303020043 0ustar tpederse1446067 united<>states<>6328 8439 6966 world<>cup<>6142 10115 7756 dlrs<>million<>4004 6803 4822 prime<>minister<>3603 3763 7840 west<>bank<>2411 3578 3425 kilometers<>miles<>2033 2416 2390 al<>qaida<>1937 3794 1937 dlrs<>billion<>1912 6803 2145 south<>korea<>1862 4787 2366 human<>rights<>1764 2194 2536 http<>www<>1555 1670 1640 associated<>press<>1534 1536 2045 european<>union<>1362 3819 2203 foreign<>minister<>1357 4926 7840 president<>william<>1356 6740 1854 told<>reporters<>1279 2991 1537 united<>nations<>1159 8439 2347 le<>pen<>1133 1343 1145 news<>agency<>987 2894 1717 israeli<>troops<>974 7900 2933 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/testA1.sh0100644012467300001570000000061110276302303017162 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A1 for huge-combine.pl" echo "Running huge-combine.pl test-A1.count1 test-A1.count2" huge-combine.pl test-A1.count1 test-A1.count2 > test-A1.output sort test-A1.output > t0 sort test-A1.reqd > t1 diff t0 t1 > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A1.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f t0 t1 var test-A1.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A7.count10100644012467300001570000000051510276302303020047 0ustar tpederse482 :<>Test<>20 21 20 Test<>kocos<>18 41 23 kocos<>when<>16 24 18 is<>a<>7 13 31 when<>co<>7 18 8 occurrence<>graph<>7 7 7 co<>occurrence<>7 8 7 .<>sh<>6 32 6 kocos<>.<>6 24 41 d<>:<>6 10 27 .<>pl<>6 32 6 a<>d<>6 31 11 a<>c<>5 31 6 c<>:<>5 6 27 target<>is<>5 6 13 when<>target<>5 18 6 graph<>is<>5 7 13 umn<>.<>4 4 41 .<>edu<>4 32 4 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/README.txt0100644012467300001570000000376610276302303017201 0ustar tpederse******************************************************************************* README.txt FOR Testing huge-combine.pl Version 0.01 Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Ted Pedersen, tpederse@umn.edu Amruta Purandare pura0010@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse/nsp.html ******************************************************************************* Testing for huge-combine.pl ------------------------------ AMRUTA PURANDARE pura0010@d.umn.edu 03/03/2004 1. Introduction: ---------------- This program is a component of the N-gram Statistics Package that combines two bigram count files. The scripts and files provided here could be used to test the correct behavior of the program and backward compatibility. 2. Tests: ---------- 2.1 Normal conditions: ---------------------- Tests written in testA*.sh test huge-combine.pl under normal conditions. Run normal-op.sh to run all test cases testA*.sh Test A1: Test A2: Tests on general bigram files Test A3: Tests when the tokens include punctuations Test A4: Tests when the two count files share no bigrams Test A5: Tests when the two count files share all bigrams Test A6: Tests when tokens include embedded spaces and upper case letters Test A7: Tests when the count files are generated with default token scheme from the README file contents 2.2 Error conditions: ---------------------- Tests written in testB*.sh test huge-combine.pl under error conditions. Run error-op.sh to run all test cases testB*.sh Test B1: Tests when a bigram is repeated in the same file Test B2: Tests when a word has different marginals in the same file 3. Conclusions: --------------- We have tested program huge-combine.pl enough to conclude that it runs correctly. We have also provided the test scripts so that future versions of huge-combine.pl can be compared to the current version against these scripts. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A1.count10100644012467300001570000000055510276302303020045 0ustar tpederse574842 united<>states<>2527 3453 2888 prime<>minister<>2437 2567 4794 dlrs<>million<>1631 2891 2025 news<>agency<>1058 2060 1423 dlrs<>billion<>966 2891 1080 peace<>process<>951 3273 1094 foreign<>minister<>913 2758 4794 bosnian<>serb<>844 1703 1095 kilometers<>miles<>834 1005 1036 hong<>kong<>796 796 811 human<>rights<>722 926 958 united<>kingdom<>550 3453 2450 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-B2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000015410276302303017564 0ustar tpederseERROR(huge-combine.pl): Word has two different n1p scores in COUNT1 file . Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A5.count10100644012467300001570000000073410276302303020050 0ustar tpederse82974115 united<>states<>351366 482508 388013 united<>nations<>90705 482508 151970 bosnian<>serbs<>26363 129214 55095 dlrs<>million<>171437 319260 278587 prime<>minister<>208169 222308 439901 bosnian<>serb<>40451 129214 76482 cease<>fire<>48606 50986 111687 safe<>area<>5595 25165 67392 bosnian<>government<>13945 129214 299886 security<>council<>45483 205872 95211 dlrs<>billion<>113333 319260 151651 news<>agency<>98062 221094 146414 government<>troops<>12362 356148 134195 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A7.count20100644012467300001570000000052110276302303020045 0ustar tpederse277 :<>Tests<>7 8 8 counts<>.<>6 6 34 Tests<>when<>6 10 6 .<>sh<>6 29 6 combine<>counts<>6 6 6 .<>pl<>6 29 6 umn<>.<>4 4 34 .<>edu<>4 29 4 d<>.<>3 3 34 .<>umn<>3 29 4 when<>the<>3 6 10 2<>.<>3 4 34 count<>files<>3 3 5 when<>a<>2 6 3 two<>count<>2 3 3 run<>all<>2 2 3 testB<>.<>2 2 34 of<>the<>2 3 10 test<>combine<>2 6 5 We<>have<>2 2 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A4.count20100644012467300001570000000063010276302303020043 0ustar tpederse52345455 security<>council<>45483 205872 95211 dlrs<>billion<>113333 319260 151651 news<>agency<>98062 221094 146414 government<>troops<>12362 356148 134195 serb<>forces<>12327 151508 152583 kilometers<>miles<>101687 123947 140723 foreign<>minister<>77555 292484 439901 west<>bank<>90006 151007 181622 associated<>press<>71769 72415 99825 secretary<>general<>39393 83120 108116 bihac<>pocket<>2077 8948 3071 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A1.count20100644012467300001570000000075310276302303020046 0ustar tpederse338575 http<>www<>1387 1470 1434 united<>states<>1182 1676 1413 white<>house<>699 1121 944 los<>angeles<>481 819 487 vice<>president<>456 546 1258 president<>clinton<>445 1516 1007 interest<>rates<>430 647 696 prime<>minister<>415 487 735 stock<>exchange<>389 1148 485 human<>rights<>371 554 732 york<>stock<>360 1566 867 stock<>market<>328 1148 639 los<>alamos<>327 819 327 sierra<>leone<>320 402 320 supreme<>court<>308 342 1041 foreign<>policy<>50 435 1023 united<>nations<>450 1676 2360 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/testA2.sh0100644012467300001570000000061110276302303017163 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A2 for huge-combine.pl" echo "Running huge-combine.pl test-A2.count1 test-A2.count2" huge-combine.pl test-A2.count1 test-A2.count2 > test-A2.output sort test-A2.output > t0 sort test-A2.reqd > t1 diff t0 t1 > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A2.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f t0 t1 var test-A2.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/testA6.sh0100644012467300001570000000061110276302303017167 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A6 for huge-combine.pl" echo "Running huge-combine.pl test-A6.count1 test-A6.count2" huge-combine.pl test-A6.count1 test-A6.count2 > test-A6.output sort test-A6.output > t0 sort test-A6.reqd > t1 diff t0 t1 > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A6.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f t0 t1 var test-A6.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A6.reqd0100644012467300001570000000171010276302303017566 0ustar tpederse111 Los Angeles<>Police Department<>2 8 2 Los Angeles<>air port<>3 8 6 National Football<>League great<>2 2 2 STORY CAN<>END HERE<>2 2 2 streaks died<>The Red<>1 1 1 brief news<>conference Thursday<>2 5 2 brief news<>from England<>2 5 5 Former Cal<>State Northridge<>2 2 2 Detective Philip<>Vannatter stated<>2 2 2 George Harrison<>visited Hill<>1 1 1 Americans winless<>entering Friday<>1 1 1 For example<>Chinese officials<>2 2 2 time world<>champion Ayrton<>2 4 2 corridor linking<>rebel Serb<>2 2 2 Chinese President<>Jiang Zemin<>2 2 2 speed crash<>unhurt Friday<>2 2 2 The Super<>Computer Lab<>2 5 5 The Super<>Eagles captured<>1 5 1 black suit<>white shirt<>3 4 4 blue suit<>white shirt<>1 1 4 former Yugoslavia<>cut ties<>1 1 1 hawkish leader<>sweeping powers<>1 1 1 Yankees exited<>Boston frustrated<>1 1 1 same bench<>Ronald Goldman<>1 1 1 OPTIONAL RD<>TAKE FOLLOWS<>1 1 2 END HERE<>OPTIONAL RD<>1 2 1 time World<>War II<>2 3 4 the super<>human power<>4 5 7 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000133010276302303017562 0ustar tpederse135319570 united<>states<>351366 482508 388013 united<>nations<>90705 482508 151970 bosnian<>serbs<>26363 129214 55095 dlrs<>million<>171437 638520 278587 prime<>minister<>208169 222308 879802 bosnian<>serb<>40451 129214 76482 cease<>fire<>48606 50986 111687 safe<>area<>5595 25165 67392 bosnian<>government<>13945 129214 299886 security<>council<>45483 205872 95211 dlrs<>billion<>113333 638520 151651 news<>agency<>98062 221094 146414 government<>troops<>12362 356148 134195 serb<>forces<>12327 151508 152583 kilometers<>miles<>101687 123947 140723 foreign<>minister<>77555 292484 879802 west<>bank<>90006 151007 181622 associated<>press<>71769 72415 99825 secretary<>general<>39393 83120 108116 bihac<>pocket<>2077 8948 3071 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-B2.count10100644012467300001570000000055510276302303020047 0ustar tpederse574842 united<>states<>2527 3453 2888 prime<>minister<>2437 2567 4794 dlrs<>million<>1631 2891 2025 news<>agency<>1058 2060 1423 dlrs<>billion<>966 2891 1080 peace<>process<>951 3273 1094 foreign<>minister<>913 2758 4794 bosnian<>serb<>844 1703 1095 kilometers<>miles<>834 1005 1036 hong<>kong<>796 796 811 human<>rights<>722 926 958 united<>kingdom<>550 4567 2450 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-B1.count10100644012467300001570000000061610276302303020044 0ustar tpederse574842 united<>states<>2527 3453 2888 prime<>minister<>2437 2567 4794 dlrs<>million<>1631 2891 2025 news<>agency<>1058 2060 1423 dlrs<>billion<>966 2891 1080 peace<>process<>951 3273 1094 foreign<>minister<>913 2758 4794 bosnian<>serb<>844 1703 1095 kilometers<>miles<>834 1005 1036 hong<>kong<>796 796 811 human<>rights<>722 926 958 united<>kingdom<>550 3453 2450 foreign<>minister<>913 2758 4794 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-B2.count20100644012467300001570000000075310276302303020050 0ustar tpederse338575 http<>www<>1387 1470 1434 united<>states<>1182 1676 1413 white<>house<>699 1121 944 los<>angeles<>481 819 487 vice<>president<>456 546 1258 president<>clinton<>445 1516 1007 interest<>rates<>430 647 696 prime<>minister<>415 487 735 stock<>exchange<>389 1148 485 human<>rights<>371 554 732 york<>stock<>360 1566 867 stock<>market<>328 1148 639 los<>alamos<>327 819 327 sierra<>leone<>320 402 320 supreme<>court<>308 342 1041 foreign<>policy<>50 435 1023 united<>nations<>450 1676 2360 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A6.count20100644012467300001570000000126510276302303020052 0ustar tpederse45 For example<>Chinese officials<>1 1 1 time world<>champion Ayrton<>1 2 1 corridor linking<>rebel Serb<>1 1 1 Chinese President<>Jiang Zemin<>1 1 1 speed crash<>unhurt Friday<>1 1 1 former Yugoslavia<>cut ties<>1 1 1 hawkish leader<>sweeping powers<>1 1 1 brief news<>conference Thursday<>1 4 1 Former Cal<>State Northridge<>1 1 1 Detective Philip<>Vannatter stated<>1 1 1 blue suit<>white shirt<>1 1 1 Yankees exited<>Boston frustrated<>1 1 1 same bench<>Ronald Goldman<>1 1 1 The Super<>Eagles captured<>1 1 1 OPTIONAL RD<>TAKE FOLLOWS<>1 1 2 END HERE<>OPTIONAL RD<>1 2 1 Los Angeles<>air port<>3 5 6 brief news<>from England<>2 4 5 time World<>War II<>2 3 4 the super<>human power<>4 5 7 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000121710276302303017565 0ustar tpederse2551 .<>The<>25 129 26 of<>the<>17 57 117 in<>the<>14 43 117 .<>We<>8 129 8 the<>United<>8 90 9 Western<>Canada<>7 7 7 United<>States<>7 9 7 the<>Bosnian<>7 90 14 said<>.<>6 22 100 U<>.<>5 5 100 to<>be<>5 64 9 ,<>the<>5 130 117 Bosnian<>Serb<>5 14 8 on<>the<>5 25 117 Bosnian<>Serbs<>5 14 9 ,<>said<>5 130 22 O<>Neill<>4 4 4 at<>a<>4 12 53 We<>are<>4 8 9 Simpson<>s<>4 13 8 and<>a<>3 15 53 he<>was<>3 10 10 of<>his<>3 57 6 Los<>Angeles<>3 3 3 before<>the<>3 3 117 Brown<>Simpson<>2 3 13 wife<>and<>2 2 15 co<>owner<>2 2 3 .<>He<>2 129 2 and<>her<>2 15 2 that<>the<>2 11 117 to<>talk<>2 64 3 ,<>Simpson<>2 130 13 Wattenberg<>,<>2 6 33 .<>Simpson<>2 129 13 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/testA4.sh0100644012467300001570000000061110276302303017165 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A4 for huge-combine.pl" echo "Running huge-combine.pl test-A4.count1 test-A4.count2" huge-combine.pl test-A4.count1 test-A4.count2 > test-A4.output sort test-A4.output > t0 sort test-A4.reqd > t1 diff t0 t1 > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A4.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f t0 t1 var test-A4.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/testB1.sh0100644012467300001570000000061510276302303017167 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test B1 for huge-combine.pl" echo "Running huge-combine.pl test-B1.count1 test-B1.count2" huge-combine.pl test-B1.count1 test-B1.count2 >& test-B1.output sort test-B1.output > t0 sort test-B1.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-B1.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f t0 t1 var test-B1.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/testA7.sh0100644012467300001570000000061110276302303017170 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A7 for huge-combine.pl" echo "Running huge-combine.pl test-A7.count1 test-A7.count2" huge-combine.pl test-A7.count1 test-A7.count2 > test-A7.output sort test-A7.output > t0 sort test-A7.reqd > t1 diff t0 t1 > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A7.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f t0 t1 var test-A7.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A5.reqd0100644012467300001570000000074710276302303017576 0ustar tpederse155928240 united<>states<>864933 965016 733576 united<>nations<>176430 965016 305240 bosnian<>serbs<>102628 258428 102190 dlrs<>million<>313073 638520 615974 prime<>minister<>226488 444616 484402 bosnian<>serb<>112882 258428 153134 cease<>fire<>85214 101972 267374 safe<>area<>13140 50330 134737 bosnian<>government<>30899 258428 599772 security<>council<>71117 651744 190422 dlrs<>billion<>184786 638520 716102 news<>agency<>130124 444488 292758 government<>troops<>24904 712296 269690 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-B1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000015010276302303017557 0ustar tpederseERROR(huge-combine.pl): Bigram minister> is repeated in COUNT1 file . Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A3.count20100644012467300001570000000053310276302303020044 0ustar tpederse638 .<>The<>5 30 6 in<>the<>4 9 27 Simpson<>s<>4 13 8 and<>a<>3 15 19 he<>was<>3 10 10 of<>his<>3 12 6 Los<>Angeles<>3 3 3 before<>the<>3 3 27 of<>the<>2 12 27 Brown<>Simpson<>2 3 13 wife<>and<>2 2 15 co<>owner<>2 2 3 .<>He<>2 30 2 and<>her<>2 15 2 that<>the<>2 11 27 to<>talk<>2 12 3 ,<>Simpson<>2 33 13 Wattenberg<>,<>2 6 33 .<>Simpson<>2 30 13 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/testB2.sh0100644012467300001570000000061510276302303017170 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test B2 for huge-combine.pl" echo "Running huge-combine.pl test-B2.count1 test-B2.count2" huge-combine.pl test-B2.count1 test-B2.count2 >& test-B2.output sort test-B2.output > t0 sort test-B2.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-B2.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f t0 t1 var test-B2.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A6.count10100644012467300001570000000107710276302303020052 0ustar tpederse66 Los Angeles<>Police Department<>2 3 2 National Football<>League great<>2 2 2 STORY CAN<>END HERE<>2 2 2 streaks died<>The Red<>1 1 1 brief news<>conference Thursday<>1 1 1 Former Cal<>State Northridge<>1 1 1 Detective Philip<>Vannatter stated<>1 1 1 George Harrison<>visited Hill<>1 1 1 Americans winless<>entering Friday<>1 1 1 For example<>Chinese officials<>1 1 1 time world<>champion Ayrton<>1 2 1 corridor linking<>rebel Serb<>1 1 1 Chinese President<>Jiang Zemin<>1 1 1 speed crash<>unhurt Friday<>1 1 1 The Super<>Computer Lab<>2 4 5 black suit<>white shirt<>3 4 3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A5.count20100644012467300001570000000073110276302303020046 0ustar tpederse72954125 united<>states<>513567 482508 345563 united<>nations<>85725 482508 153270 bosnian<>serbs<>76265 129214 47095 dlrs<>million<>141636 319260 337387 prime<>minister<>18319 222308 44501 bosnian<>serb<>72431 129214 76652 cease<>fire<>36608 50986 155687 safe<>area<>7545 25165 67345 bosnian<>government<>16954 129214 299886 security<>council<>25634 445872 95211 dlrs<>billion<>71453 319260 564451 news<>agency<>32062 223394 146344 government<>troops<>12542 356148 135495 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000000234310770473736020762 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # Shell Test script to run all tests which check error conditions in # huge-combine.pl # error-op.sh version 0.01 # By Amruta Purandare 03/03/2004 # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu ############################################################################# # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## set dirlist = `ls testB*.sh` foreach i ($dirlist) csh ./$i end Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/testA3.sh0100644012467300001570000000061110276302303017164 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A3 for huge-combine.pl" echo "Running huge-combine.pl test-A3.count1 test-A3.count2" huge-combine.pl test-A3.count1 test-A3.count2 > test-A3.output sort test-A3.output > t0 sort test-A3.reqd > t1 diff t0 t1 > var if(-z var) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A3.reqd"; cat var; endif /bin/rm -f t0 t1 var test-A3.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-A2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000147410276302303017571 0ustar tpederse2839872 world<>cup<>15845 23466 18352 united<>states<>13330 16940 14484 dlrs<>million<>7443 13131 9249 prime<>minister<>6911 7188 14767 south<>korea<>5018 12381 6280 south<>korean<>1156 12381 1821 west<>bank<>4973 7042 6947 al<>qaida<>4170 8005 4170 dlrs<>billion<>3933 13131 4414 kilometers<>miles<>3961 4832 4751 th<>minute<>1708 4268 2302 http<>www<>3194 3432 3331 president<>george<>1316 12958 1829 president<>william<>1356 12958 1854 associated<>press<>2742 2752 3735 human<>rights<>2968 3879 4488 hong<>kong<>1147 1363 1155 south<>africa<>1142 12381 1364 told<>reporters<>2379 5452 2808 european<>union<>1362 3819 2203 foreign<>minister<>1357 4926 14767 united<>nations<>1159 16940 2347 news<>paper<>1090 8324 4450 news<>agency<>987 8324 1717 ink<>pen<>988 3792 9465 le<>pen<>1133 1343 9465 israeli<>troops<>974 7900 2933 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000234310770473737017754 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # Shell Test script to run all tests which check normal behavior of # huge-combine.pl # normal-op.sh version 0.01 # By Amruta Purandare 03/03/2004 # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu ############################################################################# # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## set dirlist = `ls testA*.sh` foreach i ($dirlist) csh ./$i end Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/huge-combine/test-B1.count20100644012467300001570000000075310276302303020047 0ustar tpederse338575 http<>www<>1387 1470 1434 united<>states<>1182 1676 1413 white<>house<>699 1121 944 los<>angeles<>481 819 487 vice<>president<>456 546 1258 president<>clinton<>445 1516 1007 interest<>rates<>430 647 696 prime<>minister<>415 487 735 stock<>exchange<>389 1148 485 human<>rights<>371 554 732 york<>stock<>360 1566 867 stock<>market<>328 1148 639 los<>alamos<>327 819 327 sierra<>leone<>320 402 320 supreme<>court<>308 342 1041 foreign<>policy<>50 435 1023 united<>nations<>450 1676 2360 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160014074 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-1.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004710276302305017221 0ustar tpederseRank correlation coefficient = -1.0000 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-2.sub-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000002210276302305016775 0ustar tpederseCouldn't open boo Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-3-2.txt0100644012467300001570000000011010276302305016071 0ustar tpedersengram<>1<>1 ngram<>4<>1 ngram<>6<>3 ngram<>3<>3 ngram<>2<>3 ngram<>5<>6 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/README.txt0100644012467300001570000000665510276302305015574 0ustar tpederseTesting for rank.pl ------------------- Satanjeev Banerjee bane0025@d.umn.edu 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested rank.pl, a component of Bigram Statistics Package version 0.5. Following is a description of the aspects of rank.pl that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of rank.pl can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing rank.pl's behaviour under normal conditions. Phase 2: Testing rank.pl's response to erroneous conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing rank.pl's behaviour under normal conditions. ------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'normal-op.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-op.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- This test checks to see if we get a value of 1 if we give rank.pl the same ngram frequency file twice, and -1 if we give rank.pl the ngrams in exactly reverse order. Subtest a compares two files with ngrams in reverse order. Subtest b compares the first file of subtest a against itself. Subtest c compares the second file of subtest a against itself. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- This subtest checks what happens when one of the files has tied ranks. The way ranks are given by statistic.pl to ngrams following a bunch of tied ngrams is different from the ranking required by rank.pl. Reranking is therefore done by rank.pl. This test checks if the reranking is done correctly. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- This subtest checks what happens when one file has more ngrams than the other. Only those ngrams that occur in both files are used, and are reranked. This test checks if this happens correctly. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- This subtest checks the switch --precision Subtest a does not use --precision. Subtest b uses the switch --precision 10. Subtest c uses the switch --precision 0. Subtest d uses the switch --precision 1. 2.1.4. Subtest 5: ----------------- This subtest runs rank.pl on two files first in some order, then in the opposite order. Both times, the output should be the same. 2.2. Phase 2: Testing rank.pl's response to erroneous conditions: ------------------------------------------------------------------ The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.2.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- This subtest checks the response of rank.pl when the source file cannot be opened. 2.2.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- This subtest checks the response of rank.pl when only one source file is provided. 3. Evaluation of execution time of count.pl on big files: --------------------------------------------------------- The following experiment was conducted on machine hh33809 at the Univ of Minnesota Duluth, Computer Science Department laboratory. Each input text had 15,181 bigrams to be compared. 1> time rank.pl report.mi report.dice 2.560u 0.010s 0:02.58 99.6% 0+0k 0+0io 320pf+0w 4. Conclusions: --------------- We have tested program rank.pl and conclude that it runs correctly. We have also provided the test scripts so that future versions of rank.pl can be compared to the current version against these scripts. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000002106410276302305016325 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test rank.pl's behaviour under normal working # conditions. # Subtest 1: check with files test-1-1.txt and test-1-2.txt -- should # get -1 and 1 as coefficients for all combinations of these two # files! echo "Subtest 1: Do we get -1 and 1?" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE_1="test-1-1.txt" set TESTFILE_2="test-1-2.txt" # check if these files exist. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE_1)) then echo "File $TESTFILE_1 does not exist... aborting" exit endif if (!(-e $TESTFILE_2)) then echo "File $TESTFILE_2 does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE_1="test-1.sub-1-a.reqd" set TARGETFILE_2="test-1.sub-1-b.reqd" set TARGETFILE_3="test-1.sub-1-c.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE_1)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE_1 does not exist... aborting" exit endif if (!(-e $TARGETFILE_2)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE_2 does not exist... aborting" exit endif if (!(-e $TARGETFILE_3)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE_3 does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the tests! echo "Test: rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2" rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2 > out # compare the actual output with the required output diff out $TARGETFILE_1 > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE_1)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between out and $TARGETFILE_1 :" cat difference endif echo "" echo "Test: rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_1" rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_1 > out # compare the actual output with the required output diff out $TARGETFILE_2 > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE_2)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between out and $TARGETFILE_2 :" cat difference endif echo "" echo "Test: rank.pl $TESTFILE_2 $TESTFILE_2" rank.pl $TESTFILE_2 $TESTFILE_2 > out # compare the actual output with the required output diff out $TARGETFILE_2 > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE_3)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between out and $TARGETFILE_3 :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f out difference # Subtest 2: check when ngrams are tied in one file. echo "Subtest 2: Tied ngrams test." echo "" # input file set TESTFILE_1="test-2-1.txt" set TESTFILE_2="test-2-2.txt" # check if these files exist. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE_1)) then echo "File $TESTFILE_1 does not exist... aborting" exit endif if (!(-e $TESTFILE_2)) then echo "File $TESTFILE_2 does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE="test-1.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2" rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2 > out # compare the actual output with the required output diff out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f out difference # Subtest 3: check when one file has extra ngrams. echo "Subtest 3: Superfluous ngrams test." echo "" # input file set TESTFILE_1="test-3-1.txt" set TESTFILE_2="test-3-2.txt" # check if these files exist. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE_1)) then echo "File $TESTFILE_1 does not exist... aborting" exit endif if (!(-e $TESTFILE_2)) then echo "File $TESTFILE_2 does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE="test-1.sub-3.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2" rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2 > out # compare the actual output with the required output diff out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f out difference # Subtest 4: check --precision echo "Subtest 4: Checking precision" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE_1="test-4-1.txt" set TESTFILE_2="test-4-2.txt" # check if these files exist. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE_1)) then echo "File $TESTFILE_1 does not exist... aborting" exit endif if (!(-e $TESTFILE_2)) then echo "File $TESTFILE_2 does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output files set TARGETFILE_1="test-1.sub-4a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE_1)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE_1 does not exist... aborting" exit endif set TARGETFILE_2="test-1.sub-4b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE_2)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE_2 does not exist... aborting" exit endif set TARGETFILE_3="test-1.sub-4c.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE_3)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE_3 does not exist... aborting" exit endif set TARGETFILE_4="test-1.sub-4d.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE_4)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE_4 does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the tests! echo "Test: rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2" rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2 > out # compare the actual output with the required output diff out $TARGETFILE_1 > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE_1)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between out and $TARGETFILE_1 :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f out difference echo "Test: rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2 --precision 10" rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2 --precision 10 > out # compare the actual output with the required output diff out $TARGETFILE_2 > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE_2)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between out and $TARGETFILE_2 :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f out difference echo "Test: rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2 --precision 0" rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2 --precision 0 > out # compare the actual output with the required output diff out $TARGETFILE_3 > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE_2)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between out and $TARGETFILE_2 :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f out difference echo "Test: rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2 --precision 1" rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2 --precision 1 > out # compare the actual output with the required output diff out $TARGETFILE_4 > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE_4)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between out and $TARGETFILE_4 :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f out difference # Subtest 5: check if by reversing the input files we still get the same output. echo "Subtest 5: Reversing shouldn't make a difference." echo "" # input file set TESTFILE_1="test-5-1.txt" set TESTFILE_2="test-5-2.txt" # check if these files exist. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE_1)) then echo "File $TESTFILE_1 does not exist... aborting" exit endif if (!(-e $TESTFILE_2)) then echo "File $TESTFILE_2 does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output files set TARGETFILE="test-1.sub-5.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif echo "Test: rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2" rank.pl $TESTFILE_1 $TESTFILE_2 > out # compare the actual output with the required output diff out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f out difference echo "Test: rank.pl $TESTFILE_2 $TESTFILE_1" rank.pl $TESTFILE_2 $TESTFILE_1 > out # compare the actual output with the required output diff out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f out difference Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-1.sub-3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004610276302305017004 0ustar tpederseRank correlation coefficient = 0.5000 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-1.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004610276302305017003 0ustar tpederseRank correlation coefficient = 0.5000 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-2-1.txt0100644012467300001570000000007410276302305016100 0ustar tpedersengram<>1<>1 ngram<>2<>2 ngram<>3<>3 ngram<>4<>4 ngram<>5<>5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-1-1.txt0100644012467300001570000000007410276302305016077 0ustar tpedersengram<>1<>1 ngram<>2<>2 ngram<>3<>3 ngram<>4<>4 ngram<>5<>5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-1.sub-4d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004410276302305017147 0ustar tpederseRank correlation coefficient = -0.7 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-1.sub-5.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004710276302305017007 0ustar tpederseRank correlation coefficient = -0.7143 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-4-2.txt0100644012467300001570000000011010276302305016072 0ustar tpedersengram<>4<>1 ngram<>5<>2 ngram<>6<>3 ngram<>2<>4 ngram<>3<>5 ngram<>1<>6 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-1.sub-4a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004710276302305017147 0ustar tpederseRank correlation coefficient = -0.7143 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-3-1.txt0100644012467300001570000000007410276302305016101 0ustar tpedersengram<>1<>1 ngram<>2<>2 ngram<>3<>3 ngram<>4<>4 ngram<>5<>5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-2-2.txt0100644012467300001570000000007410276302305016101 0ustar tpedersengram<>1<>1 ngram<>4<>1 ngram<>3<>2 ngram<>2<>2 ngram<>5<>3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-4-1.txt0100644012467300001570000000011010276302305016071 0ustar tpedersengram<>1<>1 ngram<>2<>2 ngram<>3<>3 ngram<>4<>4 ngram<>5<>5 ngram<>6<>6 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-1.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004610276302305017221 0ustar tpederseRank correlation coefficient = 1.0000 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-1-2.txt0100644012467300001570000000007410276302305016100 0ustar tpedersengram<>5<>1 ngram<>4<>2 ngram<>3<>3 ngram<>2<>4 ngram<>1<>5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-1.sub-4c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004210276302305017144 0ustar tpederseRank correlation coefficient = -1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-5-1.txt0100644012467300001570000000011010276302305016072 0ustar tpedersengram<>1<>1 ngram<>2<>2 ngram<>3<>3 ngram<>4<>4 ngram<>5<>5 ngram<>6<>6 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-5-2.txt0100644012467300001570000000011010276302305016073 0ustar tpedersengram<>4<>1 ngram<>5<>2 ngram<>6<>3 ngram<>2<>4 ngram<>3<>5 ngram<>1<>6 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-2.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007010276302305017001 0ustar tpederseSecond file not provided. Type rank.pl --help for help. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000000333310276302305017333 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test rank.pl's response to erroneous conditions. # Subtest 1: Check what happens when source file cannot be opened. echo "Subtest 1: When source file cannot be opened." echo "" # required error output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: rank.pl boo >& error.out" rank.pl boo >& error.out # compare the actual output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out # Subtest 2: When two files haven't been provided. echo "Subtest 2: When two files have not been provided." echo "" # a test file is required set TESTFILE = "test-1-1.txt" if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: rank.pl $TESTFILE >& error.out" rank.pl $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the actual output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-1.sub-4b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000005510276302305017147 0ustar tpederseRank correlation coefficient = -0.7142857143 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/rank/test-1.sub-1-c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004610276302305017222 0ustar tpederseRank correlation coefficient = 1.0000 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160013732 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-1.sub-4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000010411163136016627 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-1.sub-4.cnt0100644012467300001570000000030110276302305016466 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305015544 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-1.sub-3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000202010411163136016632 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>two<>5 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>three<>5 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>four<>3 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>two<>2 3 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>four<>1 3 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 1 5 test-1.sub-3.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-2.sub-1-b.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305016712 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000441110276302305016160 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test tmi.pm's output during normal operation (that # is, when all inputs are correct and as they should be! # Subtest 1: what happens when the three frequency combinations (0-1, # 0, 1) are in various different orders echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-2.sub-1.cnt has all the three frequency values in the default # order, that is: 0-1, 0, 1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl tmi test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl tmi test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq comb file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt" # test-2.sub-1.cnt has the three frequency values in the following # order: 0, 1, 0-1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE tmi test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE tmi test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-1.sub-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000010440076142016626 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000001110276302305021047 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-1.sub-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000031410276302305016467 0ustar tpederse7 line<>in<>it<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>file<>with<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is<>a<>file<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 this<>is<>a<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 with<>one<>line<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 file<>with<>one<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 one<>line<>in<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000001242010276302305017166 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test tmi.pm's responses to various erroneous # conditions. note of course that tmi never halts on errors/warnings # but sets error codes that statistic.pl can request later on. # Subtest 1: what happens when ngram != 2 is provided to tmi echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-1.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-1.cnt has trigrams in it. so tmi.pm should complain # during the initialization step, since tmi is for trigrams only! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 tmi test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 tmi test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2: what happens when all three frequency values are not # available to tmi echo "Subtest 2" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq combo file describing above input file's frequency values set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-2.cnt has trigrams in it, but only 2 of the three required frequency values. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE tmi test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE tmi test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 3: what happens when the totalBigrams is less equal to 0 echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-3.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-3.cnt has totalBigrams = -17 in it. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl tmi test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl tmi test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 4: what happens when the frequency values are "wrong" echo "Subtest 4" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-4.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-4.cnt has only one trigram that has "correct" # values. every other is wrong! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETERRORFILE = "test-1.sub-4.error.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETERRORFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETERRORFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl tmi test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl tmi test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETERRORFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETERRORFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETERRORFILE :" cat difference endif # compare the actual output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-1.sub-3.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302305016475 0ustar tpederse-17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-1.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007110411142501016626 0ustar tpederseFrequency combination "1" (frequency of bigram) missing! Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/README.txt0100644012467300001570000001061110276302305015415 0ustar tpederseTesting for tmi.pm ------------------- Satanjeev Banerjee bane0025@d.umn.edu 13th February, 2002 Amruta Purandare pura0010@d.umn.edu 1st November, 2002 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested tmi.pm, a component of Bigram Statistics Package version 0.5. File tmi.pm implements the true mutual information measure of association. Note that tmi.pm is not a program by itself, but is a statistical library package that is plugged into statistic.pl. We test here the features of tmi.pm by running statistic.pl. Following is a description of the aspects of tmi.pm that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of tmi.pm can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing tmi.pm's response to erroneous conditions. Phase 2: Testing tmi.pm's behaviour under normal conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing tmi.pm's response to erroneous conditions: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- tmi.pm is meant only for bigrams. This test checks if tmi.pm throws an error when provided with larger n-grams. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- tmi.pm requires three frequency values: the frequency of the bigram, and the two marginal totals (number of bigrams with the token on the left and number of bigrams with the total on the right). If these are not provided, tmi.pm should throw an error. This test checks for this error. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- The total number of bigrams in the file should be 1 or more. This test checks if tmi.pm does indeed throw an error when passed a total bigrams value that is less than or equal to zero. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- The numbers passed to tmi.pm should be "valid" in that they should represent a possible two-by-two table. If this is not the case, various warnings are thrown by tmi.pm. This test checks for these warnings. Following is the input file, test-1.sub-4.cnt: 17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 The first bigram, "one<>two<>" should elicit a warning that a frequency value cannot be negative. The next bigram, "one<>three<>" should elicit the warning that the frequency value (18) cannot exceed the total number of bigrams. The third bigram, "one<>four<>" should result in a warning that the frequency value of the bigram (10) cannot exceed the marginal totals (12). Similarly for the next bigram. The fifth bigram, "two<>four<>" has no problems and should be calculated for. The sixth bigram "three<>four<>" must not have a negative value for the marginal total, the seventh bigram "three<>one<>" has too large a marginal value (18) since it exceeds the total number of bigrams, the eighth bigram has a negative marginal total value and the ninth bigram, "three<>five<>" has too large a marginal total. Finally, the last bigram "three<>seven<>" again has its bigram frequency greater than the marginal frequencies. 2.2. Phase 2: Testing tmi.pm's behaviour under normal conditions: ------------------------------------------------------------------ The script for this phase is 'normal-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs a single subtest that checks two things: First, it checks if tmi.pm works when the frequencies are given in a non default order. All three frequency values are required, however they could be in any order. Subtest a checks to see what happens when the frequencies are in the default order (0-1, 0, 1) and subtest b checks the situation when they are in a different order (0, 1, 0-1). Second it checks the actual calculations of tmi.pm. The output target files, test-2.sub-1-a.reqd and test-2.sub-1-b.reqd, have been checked manually to see if the scores obtained are correct. 3. Conclusions: --------------- Statistical library package tmi.pm has been tested for erroneous conditions and normal operations too. It works! These tests can be used to check for backward compatibility of newer versions. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-1.sub-2.cnt0100644012467300001570000000014110276302305016466 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 one<>three<>5 13 one<>four<>3 13 two<>two<>2 3 two<>four<>1 3 three<>four<>1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-1.sub-4.error.reqd0100644012467300001570000000313410411163136017772 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 201 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not be negative. Skipping ngram one<>two<>-1 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram one<>three<>18 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram one<>four<>10 6 12 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram two<>two<>10 12 6 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not be negative. Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 -1 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>one<>1 18 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not be negative. Skipping ngram four<>five<>1 1 -1 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>five<>1 1 18 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram three<>seven<>1 0 0 test-1.sub-4.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-2.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024310276302305017056 0ustar tpederse17 one<>three<>1 0.1389 5 13 5 three<>four<>2 0.1104 1 1 5 one<>four<>3 0.0427 3 13 5 two<>two<>4 0.0410 2 3 7 one<>two<>5 0.0071 5 13 7 two<>four<>6 0.0011 1 3 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-2.sub-1-a.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305016711 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-2.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024310276302305017057 0ustar tpederse17 one<>three<>1 0.1389 13 5 5 three<>four<>2 0.1104 1 5 1 one<>four<>3 0.0427 13 5 3 two<>two<>4 0.0410 3 7 2 one<>two<>5 0.0071 13 7 5 two<>four<>6 0.0011 3 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tmi/test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000000610276302305020634 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160014401 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-B1.big0100644012467300001570000000050410276302302016265 0ustar tpederse28968 u<>s<>1 1316.2292 166 203 394 of<>of<>2 621.8208 205 4074 4973 more<>than<>3 613.0634 100 267 285 new<>york<>4 510.9507 83 868 97 vice<>president<>5 449.1748 45 75 88 business<>machines<>6 430.2257 62 228 138 personal<>computers<>7 391.5036 72 202 349 of<>to<>8 385.5277 163 4074 3576 to<>of<>9 361.9014 261 3684 4973 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-A4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000027210276302302016463 0ustar tpederse58 print<>text<>5 18 16 para<>words<>7 20 18 read<>text<>5 22 16 para<>print<>5 20 18 doc<>print<>8 22 18 read<>doc<>9 22 22 text<>words<>6 16 18 doc<>words<>5 22 18 para<>read<>8 20 22 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/testA6.sh0100644012467300001570000000053510276302302016071 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A6 for combig.pl" echo "Running combig.pl test-A6.big" combig.pl test-A6.big > test-A6.output sort test-A6.output > t0 sort test-A6.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A6.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f var1 t0 t1 test-A6.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/testB3.sh0100644012467300001570000000053610276302302016070 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test B3 for combig.pl" echo "Running combig.pl test-B3.big" combig.pl test-B3.big >& test-B3.output sort test-B3.output > t0 sort test-B3.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-B3.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f var1 t0 t1 test-B3.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-B3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000013510276302302016461 0ustar tpederseERROR(combig.pl): Bigram file should show the total number of bigrams. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-B3.big0100644012467300001570000000050410276302302016267 0ustar tpederse@count.Ngram=2 @count.WindowSize=5 @count.FrequencyCut=0 @count.InputFilePath=train/art.n.count file<>line<>4 8 10 text<>print<>3 6 7 print<>file<>3 5 8 file<>text<>2 8 5 print<>line<>2 5 10 line<>file<>2 4 8 print<>text<>2 5 5 text<>line<>1 6 10 line<>print<>1 4 7 file<>print<>1 8 7 line<>text<>1 4 5 text<>file<>1 6 8 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-A4.big0100644012467300001570000000054310276302302016272 0ustar tpederse58 print<>text<>3 12 7 para<>words<>3 11 10 read<>text<>3 10 7 para<>print<>2 11 6 doc<>print<>2 8 6 text<>print<>2 9 6 read<>doc<>5 10 14 text<>words<>5 9 10 doc<>words<>2 8 10 text<>read<>2 9 12 words<>para<>4 8 9 doc<>read<>4 8 12 print<>para<>3 12 9 words<>doc<>3 8 14 para<>read<>6 11 12 print<>doc<>6 12 14 read<>para<>2 10 9 words<>text<>1 8 7 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-A1.big0100644012467300001570000000034210276302302016264 0ustar tpederse27 line<>of<>4 5 6 to<>of<>4 5 6 of<>of<>3 5 6 off<>line<>3 2 5 u<>s<>3 3 3 to<>line<>2 5 5 of<>to<>2 5 4 on<>of<>2 4 6 on<>line<>2 4 5 of<>computers<>1 5 5 of<>new<>1 5 3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-A3.big0100644012467300001570000000050710276302302016271 0ustar tpederse@count.Ngram=2 @count.WindowSize=5 @count.FrequencyCut=0 @count.InputFilePath=train/art.n.count 23 file<>line<>4 8 10 text<>print<>3 6 7 print<>file<>3 5 8 file<>text<>2 8 5 print<>line<>2 5 10 line<>file<>2 4 8 print<>text<>2 5 5 text<>line<>1 6 10 line<>print<>1 4 7 file<>print<>1 8 7 line<>text<>1 4 5 text<>file<>1 6 8 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/testA1.sh0100644012467300001570000000053410276302302016063 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A1 for combig.pl" echo "Running combig.pl test-A1.big" combig.pl test-A1.big > test-A1.output sort test-A1.output > t0 sort test-A1.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A1.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f var1 t0 t1 test-A1.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-A2.big0100644012467300001570000000052110276302302016264 0ustar tpederse@count.Ngram=2 @count.WindowSize=5 @count.FrequencyCut=0 @count.InputFilePath=train/art.n.count 58 line<>of<>10 20 15 to<>of<>8 12 15 of<>the<>7 14 8 of<>line<>6 14 10 u<>s<>6 7 8 to<>line<>5 12 10 of<>to<>5 14 10 on<>of<>4 7 15 line<>to<>3 20 10 of<>computers<>2 14 5 of<>new<>2 14 8 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-A3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000017610276302302016465 0ustar tpederse23 file<>line<>6 13 11 text<>print<>5 10 12 print<>file<>4 12 13 file<>text<>3 13 10 print<>line<>3 12 11 text<>line<>2 10 11 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-B1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000020410276302302016454 0ustar tpederseERROR(combig.pl): Line <2> in Bigram file is not formatted like the bigram output of count.pl in NSP. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-B2.big0100644012467300001570000000072710276302302016275 0ustar tpederse21293 the<>post<>office<>13 1442 128 40 35 15 26 one<>of<>the<>12 58 655 1442 16 14 164 part<>of<>the<>8 14 655 1442 11 8 164 some<>of<>the<>6 40 655 1442 8 7 164 president<>and<>chief<>6 16 569 15 6 6 6 and<>it<>was<>5 569 138 202 8 7 32 there<>was<>a<>5 46 202 505 8 10 12 of<>the<>post<>4 655 1442 128 164 4 35 that<>there<>was<>4 197 46 202 6 7 8 the<>fact<>that<>4 1442 11 197 6 18 4 the<>appointment<>of<>4 1442 9 655 4 210 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/testA5.sh0100644012467300001570000000053510276302302016070 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A5 for combig.pl" echo "Running combig.pl test-A5.big" combig.pl test-A5.big > test-A5.output sort test-A5.output > t0 sort test-A5.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A5.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f var1 t0 t1 test-A5.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-A6.reqd0100644012467300001570000000023010276302302016457 0ustar tpederse35 w2<>w1<>2 8 2 w2<>w3<>3 8 14 w2<>w4<>3 8 24 w3<>w4<>9 14 24 w5<>w3<>2 3 14 w4<>w5<>1 24 3 w4<>w6<>5 24 9 w4<>w7<>1 24 5 w4<>w8<>5 24 5 w6<>w7<>4 9 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-A2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024410276302302016460 0ustar tpederse58 line<>of<>16 24 44 to<>of<>13 21 44 of<>the<>7 44 7 u<>s<>6 6 6 to<>line<>8 21 24 on<>of<>4 4 44 of<>computers<>2 44 2 of<>new<>2 44 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/testA2.sh0100644012467300001570000000053410276302302016064 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A2 for combig.pl" echo "Running combig.pl test-A2.big" combig.pl test-A2.big > test-A2.output sort test-A2.output > t0 sort test-A2.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A2.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f var1 t0 t1 test-A2.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-B2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000017510276302302016464 0ustar tpederseERROR(combig.pl): Line <3> in Bigram file is not formatted like the bigram output of count.pl in NSP. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/README.txt0100644012467300001570000000403610276302302016065 0ustar tpederse******************************************************************************* README.txt FOR Testing combig.pl Version 0.02 Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Ted Pedersen, tpederse@umn.edu Amruta Purandare pura0010@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse/code.html ******************************************************************************* Testing for combig.pl ------------------------ AMRUTA PURANDARE pura0010@d.umn.edu 03/22/2004 1. Introduction: ---------------- This program is a component of a SenseClusters package that combines bigrams having same constituent words in reverse orders. The scripts and files provided here could be used to test the correct behaviour of the program and backward compatibility. 2. Tests: ---------- 2.1 Normal conditions: ---------------------- Tests written in testA*.sh test combig.pl under normal conditions. Run normal-op.sh to run all test cases testA*.sh Test A1 : Tests combig for a normal output of count.pl Test A2 : Tests combig for extended output of count.pl Test A3 : Tests combig when all bigrams occur in both orders Test A4 : Tests combig on a directed bipartite graph Test A5 : Tests combig on a directed cyclic graph Test A6 : Test added during version 0.02 to test the correctness of the new data structure 2.2 Error conditions: --------------------- Tests written in testB*.sh test combig.pl under error conditions. Run error-op.sh to run all test cases testB*.sh Test B1 : Tests combig when input comes from statistics.pl Test B2 : Tests combig when input comtains trigrams Test B3 : Tests combig when input doesnt contain total number of bigrams 3. Conclusions: --------------- We have tested program combig.pl enough to conclude that it runs correctly. We have also provided the test scripts so that future versions of combig.pl can be compared to the current version against these scripts. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-A1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000033510276302302016460 0ustar tpederse27 line<>of<>4 11 20 to<>of<>6 8 20 of<>of<>3 20 20 off<>line<>3 3 11 u<>s<>3 3 3 to<>line<>2 8 11 on<>of<>2 4 20 on<>line<>2 4 11 of<>computers<>1 20 1 of<>new<>1 20 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/testB1.sh0100644012467300001570000000053610276302302016066 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test B1 for combig.pl" echo "Running combig.pl test-B1.big" combig.pl test-B1.big >& test-B1.output sort test-B1.output > t0 sort test-B1.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-B1.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f var1 t0 t1 test-B1.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/testA3.sh0100644012467300001570000000053510276302302016066 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A3 for combig.pl" echo "Running combig.pl test-A3.big" combig.pl test-A3.big > test-A3.output sort test-A3.output > t0 sort test-A3.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A3.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f var1 t0 t1 test-A3.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000000235510770473736017663 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # Shell Test script to run all tests which check error conditions in # combig.pl # error-op.sh version 0.01 # By Amruta Purandare 06/17/2003 # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu ############################################################################# # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## set dirlist = `ls testB*.sh` foreach i ($dirlist) csh ./$i end rm -fr *.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/testA4.sh0100644012467300001570000000053510276302302016067 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A4 for combig.pl" echo "Running combig.pl test-A4.big" combig.pl test-A4.big > test-A4.output sort test-A4.output > t0 sort test-A4.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A4.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f var1 t0 t1 test-A4.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-A6.big0100644012467300001570000000033610276302302016274 0ustar tpederse35 w2<>w1<>2 7 2 w2<>w3<>2 7 8 w3<>w2<>1 6 1 w2<>w4<>3 7 12 w3<>w4<>5 6 12 w4<>w3<>4 12 8 w5<>w3<>2 2 8 w4<>w5<>1 12 1 w4<>w6<>3 12 4 w6<>w4<>2 5 12 w4<>w7<>1 12 4 w4<>w8<>3 12 3 w8<>w4<>2 2 12 w6<>w7<>3 3 4 w7<>w6<>1 5 4 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/testB2.sh0100644012467300001570000000053610276302302016067 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test B2 for combig.pl" echo "Running combig.pl test-B2.big" combig.pl test-B2.big >& test-B2.output sort test-B2.output > t0 sort test-B2.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-B2.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f var1 t0 t1 test-B2.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000235210770473736016651 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # Shell Test script to run all tests which check normal behavior of combig.pl # normal-op.sh version 0.01 # By Amruta Purandare 06/17/2003 # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu ############################################################################# # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## set dirlist = `ls testA*.sh` foreach i ($dirlist) csh ./$i end rm -fr *.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-A5.big0100644012467300001570000000022310276302302016266 0ustar tpederse21 print<>text<>2 3 6 text<>doc<>4 7 6 doc<>para<>2 6 3 para<>print<>3 5 6 text<>print<>3 7 6 doc<>text<>4 6 6 para<>doc<>2 5 6 print<>para<>1 3 3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/combig/test-A5.reqd0100644012467300001570000000011710276302302016462 0ustar tpederse21 print<>text<>5 9 13 text<>doc<>8 13 12 doc<>para<>4 12 8 para<>print<>4 8 9 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160014271 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-10-c.nontoken.txt0100644012467300001570000000002210276302302021204 0ustar tpederse/i./ /.e/ /[A-Z]/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-4-c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000073510276302302017424 0ustar tpederse30 !<>!<>2 4 4 we<>end<>1 1 1 Of<>a<>1 1 1 line<>3<>1 3 1 3<>here<>1 1 1 LONG<>file<>1 1 1 on<>line<>1 1 3 ok<>on<>1 1 1 second<>line<>1 1 3 line<>is<>1 3 2 first<>line<>1 1 3 ?<>!<>1 1 4 This<>is<>1 1 2 :<>we<>1 1 1 a<>LONG<>1 1 1 file<>!<>1 1 4 ,<>umm<>1 2 1 !<>ok<>1 4 1 ,<>Shorter<>1 2 1 Shorter<>?<>1 1 1 is<>the<>1 2 2 end<>.<>1 1 1 the<>second<>1 2 1 line<>Of<>1 3 1 !<>the<>1 4 2 here<>:<>1 1 1 the<>first<>1 2 1 is<>,<>1 2 2 umm<>,<>1 1 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-4-d.stop.txt0100644012467300001570000000005310276302302020266 0ustar tpederse@stop.mode=OR /^is$/ /here$/ /(o|O)(n|N)/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-5-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000006610276302302017421 0ustar tpederse479 in<>a<>5 14 18 .<>The<>4 18 4 in<>the<>4 14 26 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000011031610276302302016516 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test count.pl's behaviour under normal working # conditions. # Subtest 1: check --token using an eclectic collection of token # definitions ;) echo "Subtest 1: Checking --token" echo "" # Subtest 1a: using /\w+/ # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # input token definition file set TOKENFILE = "test-1.sub-1-a.token.txt" if (!(-e $TOKENFILE)) then echo "File $TOKENFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --token $TOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --token $TOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 1b: using /[.,;:']/ # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # input token definition file set TOKENFILE = "test-1.sub-1-b.token.txt" if (!(-e $TOKENFILE)) then echo "File $TOKENFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --token $TOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --token $TOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 1c: using following regexs: # /th/ # /nd/ # /\w+/ # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # input token definition file set TOKENFILE = "test-1.sub-1-c.token.txt" if (!(-e $TOKENFILE)) then echo "File $TOKENFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1-c.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --token $TOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --token $TOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 1d: using following regex: /.../ # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # input token definition file set TOKENFILE = "test-1.sub-1-d.token.txt" if (!(-e $TOKENFILE)) then echo "File $TOKENFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1-d.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --token $TOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --token $TOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 1e: using following regex: /.../ # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # input token definition file set TOKENFILE = "test-1.sub-1-e.token.txt" if (!(-e $TOKENFILE)) then echo "File $TOKENFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1-e.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --token $TOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --token $TOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 1f: using following regex: /.../ # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # input token definition file set TOKENFILE = "test-1.sub-1-f.token.txt" if (!(-e $TOKENFILE)) then echo "File $TOKENFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1-f.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --token $TOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --token $TOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2: check --ngram and --window echo "Subtest 2: Checking --ngram and --window" echo "" # Subtest 2a: using --ngram 3 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --ngram 3 test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --ngram 3 test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2b: using --ngram 3 --window 4 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --ngram 3 --window 4 test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --ngram 3 --window 4 test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2c: using --ngram 4 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2-c.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --ngram 4 test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --ngram 4 test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2d: using --ngram 4 --window 5 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2-d.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --ngram 4 --window 5 test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --ngram 4 --window 5 test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2e: using --ngram 1 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2-e.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --ngram 1 test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --ngram 1 test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 3: check --get_freq_combo and --set_freq_combo echo "Subtest 3: Checking --get_freq_combo and --set_freq_combo" echo "" # Subtest 3a: using --get_freq_combo and --ngram 3 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3-a.freq_combo.txt" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --get_freq_comb test-1.out --ngram 3 temp $TESTFILE" count.pl --get_freq_comb test-1.out --ngram 3 temp $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out /bin/rm -f temp # Subtest 3b: using --get_freq_combo and --ngram 4 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3-b.freq_combo.txt" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --get_freq_comb test-1.out --ngram 4 temp $TESTFILE" count.pl --get_freq_comb test-1.out --ngram 4 temp $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out /bin/rm -f temp # Subtest 3c: using --set_freq_combo and --ngram 3 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # input freqcomb file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-3-c.freq_combo.txt" if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3-c.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --ngram 3 --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE --get_freq_comb test-1.freq_combo.out test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --ngram 3 --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE --get_freq_comb test-1.freq_combo.out test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" diff -w test-1.freq_combo.out $FREQCOMBFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $FREQCOMBFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $FREQCOMBFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out /bin/rm -f test-1.freq_combo.out # Subtest 3d: using --set_freq_combo and --ngram 4 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # input freqcomb file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-3-d.freq_combo.txt" if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3-d.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --ngram 4 --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE --get_freq_comb test-1.freq_combo.out test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --ngram 4 --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE --get_freq_comb test-1.freq_combo.out test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" diff -w test-1.freq_combo.out $FREQCOMBFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $FREQCOMBFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $FREQCOMBFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out /bin/rm -f test-1.freq_combo.out # Subtest 4: check --stop echo "Subtest 4: Checking --stop" echo "" # Subtest 4a: using --stop # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # stop file set STOPFILE = "test-1.sub-4.stop.txt" if (!(-e $STOPFILE)) then echo "File $STOPFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --stop $STOPFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --stop $STOPFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 4b: using --stop and --ngram 4 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # stop file set STOPFILE = "test-1.sub-4.stop.txt" if (!(-e $STOPFILE)) then echo "File $STOPFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --ngram 4 --stop $STOPFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --ngram 4 --stop $STOPFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Subtests 4c, 4d, 4e here are added by Amruta on Jan 07, 2003 to test new # features of stop list like Perl regex support, AND, OR modes # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Subtest 4c: using --stop in default mode when @stop.mode is not specified # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # stop file set STOPFILE = "test-1.sub-4-c.stop.txt" if (!(-e $STOPFILE)) then echo "File $STOPFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4-c.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --stop $STOPFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --stop $STOPFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 4d: using --stop in OR mode when @stop.mode=OR in stop file # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # stop file set STOPFILE = "test-1.sub-4-d.stop.txt" if (!(-e $STOPFILE)) then echo "File $STOPFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4-d.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --stop $STOPFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --stop $STOPFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 4e: using --stop in AND mode when @stop.mode=AND in stop file # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # stop file set STOPFILE = "test-1.sub-4-e.stop.txt" if (!(-e $STOPFILE)) then echo "File $STOPFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4-e.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --stop $STOPFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --stop $STOPFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 5: check --frequency and --remove echo "Subtest 5: Checking --frequency and --remove" echo "" # Subtest 5a: using --frequency 2 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-5.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-5-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --frequency 2 test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --frequency 2 test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 5b: using --frequency 4 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-5.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-5-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --frequency 4 test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --frequency 4 test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 5c: using --remove 2 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-5.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-5-c.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --remove 2 test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --remove 2 test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 5d: using --remove 4 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-5.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-5-d.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --remove 4 test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --remove 4 test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 6: check --newLine echo "Subtest 6: Checking --newLine" echo "" # Subtest 6a: not using --newLine # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-6.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-6-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 6b: using --frequency 4 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-6.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-6-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --newLine test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --newLine test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 7: check --histogram echo "Subtest 7: Checking --histogram" echo "" # Subtest 7a: using --histogram with bigrams # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-5.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-7-a.histo.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --histogram test-1.out temp $TESTFILE" count.pl --histogram test-1.out temp $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out /bin/rm -f temp # Subtest 7b: using --histogram and --ngram 3 # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-5.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-7-b.histo.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --ngram 3 --histogram test-1.out temp $TESTFILE" count.pl --ngram 3 --histogram test-1.out temp $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out /bin/rm -f temp # Subtest 8: check --recurse echo "Subtest 8: Checking --recurse" echo "" # Subtest 8a: not using --recurse, and giving a data directory # input file set TESTDIR = "data-dir" # check if this directory exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTDIR)) then echo "File $TESTDIR does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-8-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl test-1.out $TESTDIR" count.pl test-1.out $TESTDIR # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out t1 t2 # Subtest 8b: using --recurse # input file set TESTDIR = "data-dir" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTDIR)) then echo "File $TESTDIR does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-8-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --recurse test-1.out $TESTDIR" count.pl --recurse test-1.out $TESTDIR # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff t1 t2 > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out t1 t2 # Subtest 9: check --extended echo "Subtest 9: Checking --extended" echo "" # Subtest 9a: not using --extended, and giving a data directory # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-5.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-9.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --extended test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --extended test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Subtest 10 is added by Amruta on 01/07/2003 to test the --nontoken option # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Subtest 10 : Check --nontoken echo "Subtest 10: Checking --nontoken" echo "" # Subtest 10a: using single nontoken regex /(o|O)(n|N)/ to remove every # occurrence of on,On,ON,oN from the input stream # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" set NONOKENFILE = "test-1.sub-10-a.nontoken.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-10-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --nontoken $NONOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --nontoken $NONOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 10b: using following nontoken regexs # /is/ # /th/ # /nd/ # To remove every occurrence of is,th and nd # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" set NONOKENFILE = "test-1.sub-10-b.nontoken.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-10-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --nontoken $NONOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --nontoken $NONOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 10c: using following nontoken regexs # /i./ # /.e/ # /[A-Z]/ # To remove every occurrence of # 'i' and its following character # 'e' and its preceding character # and any uppercase letter # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.txt" set NONOKENFILE = "test-1.sub-10-c.nontoken.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-10-c.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --nontoken $NONOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE" count.pl --nontoken $NONOKENFILE test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output sort test-1.out > one sort $TARGETFILE > two diff one two > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f one two difference /bin/rm -f test-1.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-1-c.token.txt0100644012467300001570000000002010276302302020407 0ustar tpederse/th/ /nd/ /\w+/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-6.txt0100644012467300001570000000010610276302302017062 0ustar tpedersethis is the first line this is the second line this is the third line Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-2.sub-7.reqd0100644012467300001570000000002210276302302017175 0ustar tpederseCouldnt open hoho Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-2.txt0100644012467300001570000000015710276302302016136 0ustar tpederseThis is the first line Of a LONG file!!! the second line is, umm, Shorter?! ok on line 3 here: we-end. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-10-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000065510276302302017501 0ustar tpederse28 !<>!<>2 4 4 e<>.<>1 3 1 we<>e<>1 1 3 Of<>a<>1 1 1 seco<>line<>1 1 3 line<>3<>1 3 1 3<>here<>1 1 1 !<>e<>1 4 3 LONG<>file<>1 1 1 on<>line<>1 1 3 ok<>on<>1 1 1 line<>,<>1 3 2 first<>line<>1 1 3 ?<>!<>1 1 4 :<>we<>1 1 1 a<>LONG<>1 1 1 file<>!<>1 1 4 ,<>umm<>1 2 1 ,<>Shorter<>1 2 1 !<>ok<>1 4 1 Shorter<>?<>1 1 1 line<>Of<>1 3 1 Th<>e<>1 1 3 e<>first<>1 3 1 here<>:<>1 1 1 e<>seco<>1 3 1 umm<>,<>1 1 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-5-d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000006010276302302017415 0ustar tpederse13 in<>a<>5 9 5 .<>The<>4 4 4 in<>the<>4 9 4 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-5-c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000057410276302302017426 0ustar tpederse53 in<>a<>5 9 7 in<>the<>4 9 10 .<>The<>4 6 4 of<>Paris<>3 9 3 garrets<>of<>3 3 3 their<>lives<>2 2 2 .<>Not<>2 6 2 but<>the<>2 2 10 into<>a<>2 2 7 and<>the<>2 2 10 ,<>in<>2 8 2 ,<>and<>2 8 2 a<>garret<>2 2 2 of<>their<>2 9 2 his<>own<>2 2 2 ,<>because<>2 8 2 ,<>but<>2 8 2 Paris<>,<>2 2 4 of<>them<>2 9 2 the<>garrets<>2 2 2 of<>the<>2 9 10 lives<>,<>2 2 4 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-4-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000240210276302302017414 0ustar tpederse26 !<>the<>second<>line<>1 4 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is<>,<>umm<>,<>1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 !<>!<>the<>second<>1 4 4 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 here<>:<>we<>end<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Of<>a<>LONG<>file<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 This<>is<>the<>first<>1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,<>umm<>,<>Shorter<>1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 file<>!<>!<>!<>1 1 4 4 4 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 :<>we<>end<>.<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 line<>is<>,<>umm<>1 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 line<>3<>here<>:<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 !<>ok<>on<>line<>1 4 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 umm<>,<>Shorter<>?<>1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 first<>line<>Of<>a<>1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ok<>on<>line<>3<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>LONG<>file<>!<>1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ?<>!<>ok<>on<>1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 line<>Of<>a<>LONG<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 second<>line<>is<>,<>1 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Shorter<>?<>!<>ok<>1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 !<>!<>!<>the<>1 4 4 4 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 LONG<>file<>!<>!<>1 1 1 4 4 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 3<>here<>:<>we<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 the<>first<>line<>Of<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 on<>line<>3<>here<>1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,<>Shorter<>?<>!<>1 2 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-4-c.stop.txt0100644012467300001570000000003510276302302020265 0ustar tpederse/^is$/ /here$/ /(o|O)(n|N)/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/data-dir/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507153015760 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/data-dir/test-5.txt0100644012467300001570000000075010276302302017625 0ustar tpederseThe messbaris of Kolkata nursed many artistic talents in the first half of the last century. Bibhuti Bhusan Bandopadhyay taught in a school, lived in a boarding house and capitalised on that phase of his life in Anubartan, a famous novel. Humorist Sibram Chakravarty spent a lifetime in another and made it famous. Perhaps the average writer today can afford a better standard of living which, some critics contend, has something to do with the drop in the standards of their writing. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/data-dir/data-subdir-1/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507133020313 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/data-dir/data-subdir-1/test-1.txt0100644012467300001570000000070610276302302022157 0ustar tpederseBorn in a cellar and living in a garret. That was how Samuel Foote summed up the lifestyle of an author. It was not unrealistic, because over the centuries, many a poet, writer and painter did spend their lives, or the better part of their lives, in a garret or comparable conditions. Not all of them became famous, but the number of those who did is large enough to induce the impression that claustrophobic living conditions do stimulate creativity. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/data-dir/test-6.txt0100644012467300001570000000022710276302302017625 0ustar tpederseHowever, it is saddening to learn that history has claimed the garrets of Paris, in one of which lived the saddest figure of them all - Sidney Carton. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/data-dir/data-subdir-3/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507142020315 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/data-dir/data-subdir-3/test-3.txt0100644012467300001570000000072210276302302022161 0ustar tpederseinto history. New rules have come into effect, requiring landlords to improve space and facilities in the 170,000 attic dwellings in the city, occupied mainly by students now but perhaps some aspiring artists as well. The plebeian lifestyle has always been a major source of inspiration, so much so that some artists and writers clung to it even when it was no longer necessary. Smelly surroundings, broken taps and discoloured walls generate a sense of tragedy. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/data-dir/data-subdir-2/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507150020313 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/data-dir/data-subdir-2/test-2.txt0100644012467300001570000000075510276302302022165 0ustar tpederseSpecially worth-mentioning are the garrets of Paris, where struggling artists occupied the chamber de bonne (maid's room), with hardly any standing space left by the table and the mattress. They have acquired a romantic aura, because writers who entered better times and shifted to more comfortable lodgings, forever carried a nostalgia for the years of struggle with which the cramped room was inextricably associated. The bad news is that these art-inspiring garrets of Paris may now pass Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/data-dir/data-subdir-4/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507153020320 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/data-dir/data-subdir-4/test-4.txt0100644012467300001570000000072110276302302022162 0ustar tpederseThe lonely inmate turns into a tragic figure in his own imagination, and pours his heart out on canvas or paper as his revenge on a heartless world. He may even turn into a snob, and look upon the rest of the world with pity, for his own heart is full of joy. Even the ailing and the suffering can develop a form of snobbery, as Aldous Huxley had once said. Not on such a scale or in exactly the same form, but the Parisian garret has its counterparts elsewhere. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-7-b.histo.reqd0100644012467300001570000000033510276302302020547 0ustar tpederseTotal ngrams = 478 Number of n-grams that occurred 1 time(s) = 465 (97.28 percent) Number of n-grams that occurred 2 time(s) = 5 (2.09 percent) Number of n-grams that occurred 3 time(s) = 1 (0.63 percent) Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.txt0100644012467300001570000000015710276302302016135 0ustar tpederseThis is the first line Of a LONG file!!! the second line is, umm, Shorter?! ok on line 3 here: we-end. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-1-f.token.txt0100644012467300001570000000001410276302302020415 0ustar tpederse/\w+\s+\w+/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000056310276302302017416 0ustar tpederse21 Shorter<>ok<>1 1 1 the<>first<>1 2 1 is<>the<>1 2 2 a<>LONG<>1 1 1 line<>is<>1 3 2 3<>here<>1 1 1 This<>is<>1 1 2 here<>we<>1 1 1 file<>the<>1 1 2 second<>line<>1 1 3 on<>line<>1 1 3 is<>umm<>1 2 1 ok<>on<>1 1 1 LONG<>file<>1 1 1 line<>Of<>1 3 1 the<>second<>1 2 1 umm<>Shorter<>1 1 1 we<>end<>1 1 1 Of<>a<>1 1 1 first<>line<>1 1 3 line<>3<>1 3 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-4-e.stop.txt0100644012467300001570000000005610276302302020272 0ustar tpederse@stop.mode=AND /\bis\b/ /here$/ /(o|O)(n|N)/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-4.stop.txt0100644012467300001570000000006510276302302020050 0ustar tpederse/^the$/ /^first$/ /^on$/ /^line$/ /^is$/ /^second$/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-1-a.token.txt0100644012467300001570000000000610276302302020411 0ustar tpederse/\w+/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-6-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000023310276302302017416 0ustar tpederse12 is<>the<>3 3 3 this<>is<>3 3 3 second<>line<>1 1 3 the<>first<>1 3 1 the<>second<>1 3 1 third<>line<>1 1 3 the<>third<>1 3 1 first<>line<>1 1 3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-2.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000010010276302302017165 0ustar tpederseNo input (SOURCE) file supplied! Type count.pl --help for help. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-2.sub-5.reqd0100644012467300001570000000016410276302302017202 0ustar tpederseIllegal value for window size. Should be >= size of ngram (1 if size of ngram is 1). Type count.pl --help for help. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-3-c.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000002610276302302021413 0ustar tpederse0 1 2 0 1 0 2 1 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-2-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000151010276302302017410 0ustar tpederse29 the<>second<>line<>1 2 1 3 1 2 1 ,<>Shorter<>?<>1 2 1 1 1 1 1 Shorter<>?<>!<>1 1 1 4 1 1 1 is<>the<>first<>1 2 2 1 1 1 1 umm<>,<>Shorter<>1 1 2 1 1 1 1 This<>is<>the<>1 1 2 2 1 1 1 !<>ok<>on<>1 4 1 1 1 1 1 line<>Of<>a<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 !<>!<>!<>1 4 4 4 2 1 2 second<>line<>is<>1 1 3 1 1 1 1 ?<>!<>ok<>1 1 4 1 1 1 1 line<>is<>,<>1 3 2 2 1 1 1 ,<>umm<>,<>1 2 1 2 1 1 1 the<>first<>line<>1 2 1 3 1 2 1 !<>!<>the<>1 4 4 2 2 1 1 3<>here<>:<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 on<>line<>3<>1 1 3 1 1 1 1 is<>,<>umm<>1 2 2 1 1 1 1 we<>end<>.<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 !<>the<>second<>1 4 2 1 1 1 1 :<>we<>end<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ok<>on<>line<>1 1 1 3 1 1 1 a<>LONG<>file<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Of<>a<>LONG<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 first<>line<>Of<>1 1 3 1 1 1 1 here<>:<>we<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 line<>3<>here<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 LONG<>file<>!<>1 1 1 4 1 1 1 file<>!<>!<>1 1 4 4 1 1 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000001624110276302302017527 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test count.pl's response to erroneous conditions. # Subtest 1: check what happens when count.pl is not provided with a source file. echo "Subtest 1: When no source file is provided to count.pl" echo "" # required error output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl temp >& error.out" count.pl temp >& error.out # compare the actual output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f temp # Subtest 2: check what happens when count.pl is provided with a # source file that doesnt exist! echo "Subtest 2: When source file does not exist" echo "" # required error output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl temp hoho >& error.out" count.pl temp hoho >& error.out # compare the actual output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f temp # Subtest 3: check what happens when count.pl is provided with --ngram 0 echo "Subtest 3: --ngram 0" echo "" # required error output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-3.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --ngram 0 >& error.out" count.pl --ngram 0 >& error.out # compare the actual output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out # Subtest 4: check what happens when count.pl is provided with --ngram 1 --window 2 echo "Subtest 4: --ngram 1 --window 2" echo "" # required error output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-4.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --ngram 1 --window 2 >& error.out" count.pl --ngram 1 --window 2 >& error.out # compare the actual output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out # Subtest 5: check what happens when count.pl is provided with --ngram 3 --window 2 echo "Subtest 5: --ngram 3 --window 2" echo "" # required error output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-4.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --ngram 3 --window 2 >& error.out" count.pl --ngram 3 --window 2 >& error.out # compare the actual output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out # Subtest 6: check what happens when count.pl is provided with non # existent file through --stop. echo "Subtest 6: Non-existent file through switch --stop" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.txt" if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-6.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --stop hoho temp $TESTFILE >& error.out" count.pl --stop hoho temp $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the actual output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out # Subtest 7: check what happens when count.pl is provided with non # existent file through switch --token. echo "Subtest 7: Non-existent file through switch --token" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.txt" if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-7.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --token hoho temp $TESTFILE >& error.out" count.pl --token hoho $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the actual output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f temp # Subtest 8: check what happens when count.pl is provided with a # frequency combination file that has indices inconsistent with the # current --ngram setting. echo "Subtest 8: Inconsistent frequency combination file" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.txt" if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # frequency combination file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-2.sub-8.freq_combo.txt" if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-8.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: count.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE temp $TESTFILE >& error.out" count.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE temp $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the actual output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f temp Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-3-b.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000011710276302302021413 0ustar tpederse0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 0 2 0 3 1 2 1 3 2 3 0 1 2 0 1 3 0 2 3 1 2 3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-10-a.nontoken.txt0100644012467300001570000000001510276302302021204 0ustar tpederse/(o|O)(n|N)/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-2.sub-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000010010276302302017164 0ustar tpederseNo input (SOURCE) file supplied! Type count.pl --help for help. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-1-f.reqd0100644012467300001570000000027010276302302017416 0ustar tpederse7 ok on<>line 3<>1 1 1 a LONG<>the second<>1 1 1 line is<>ok on<>1 1 1 This is<>the first<>1 1 1 the second<>line is<>1 1 1 line Of<>a LONG<>1 1 1 the first<>line Of<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-5-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000062310276302302017417 0ustar tpederse479 in<>a<>5 14 18 .<>The<>4 18 4 in<>the<>4 14 26 garrets<>of<>3 3 20 of<>Paris<>3 20 3 .<>Not<>2 18 2 but<>the<>2 3 26 their<>lives<>2 3 2 ,<>in<>2 26 14 of<>the<>2 20 26 into<>a<>2 4 18 of<>their<>2 20 3 ,<>and<>2 26 12 a<>garret<>2 18 3 his<>own<>2 5 2 ,<>because<>2 26 2 ,<>but<>2 26 3 Paris<>,<>2 3 26 of<>them<>2 20 2 the<>garrets<>2 26 3 and<>the<>2 12 26 lives<>,<>2 2 26 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-1-d.token.txt0100644012467300001570000000000610276302302020414 0ustar tpederse/.../ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-6-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000025610276302302017422 0ustar tpederse14 is<>the<>3 3 3 this<>is<>3 3 3 line<>this<>2 2 2 second<>line<>1 1 3 the<>second<>1 3 1 the<>first<>1 3 1 the<>third<>1 3 1 third<>line<>1 1 3 first<>line<>1 1 3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-2.sub-6.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004510276302302017201 0ustar tpederseCouldn't open the stoplist file hoho Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-4-e.reqd0100644012467300001570000000073510276302302017426 0ustar tpederse30 !<>!<>2 4 4 we<>end<>1 1 1 Of<>a<>1 1 1 line<>3<>1 3 1 3<>here<>1 1 1 LONG<>file<>1 1 1 on<>line<>1 1 3 ok<>on<>1 1 1 second<>line<>1 1 3 line<>is<>1 3 2 first<>line<>1 1 3 ?<>!<>1 1 4 This<>is<>1 1 2 :<>we<>1 1 1 a<>LONG<>1 1 1 file<>!<>1 1 4 ,<>umm<>1 2 1 !<>ok<>1 4 1 ,<>Shorter<>1 2 1 Shorter<>?<>1 1 1 is<>the<>1 2 2 end<>.<>1 1 1 the<>second<>1 2 1 line<>Of<>1 3 1 !<>the<>1 4 2 here<>:<>1 1 1 the<>first<>1 2 1 is<>,<>1 2 2 umm<>,<>1 1 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-2.sub-8.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000002610276302302021201 0ustar tpederse0 1 2 0 1 0 2 1 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/README.txt0100644012467300001570000002347410276302302015764 0ustar tpederseTesting for count.pl -------------------- Satanjeev Banerjee bane0025@d.umn.edu 14th February, 2002 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Upgrades since 14th February, 2002 Date Tests Added Upgrader Importance Jan 7,2003 Subtests 4c,4d,4e Amruta To test new features of Stop option like Perl regex support, AND and OR Modes Jan 7,2003 Subtest 10 Amruta To test --nontoken option ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested count.pl, a component of Bigram Statistics Package version 0.5. Following is a description of the aspects of count.pl that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of count.pl can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing count.pl's behaviour under normal conditions. Phase 2: Testing count.pl's response to erroneous conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing count.pl's behaviour under normal conditions. ------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'normal-op.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-op.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- This test checks the tokenization process of count.pl using the --token option. Subtest a checks what happens when we have /\w+/ as a token. With such a token, we should get all the contiguous alpha-numeric characters as tokens. Subtest b checks what happens when we have the tokens /\w+/ and /[.,;:']/. With these two tokens, we should get all that we got with subtest a and all the punctuation marks. If there are two punctuation marks together, then we should get them as two separate tokens. Subtest c uses the following token definitions: /th/ /nd/ /\w+/ This test shows the effect of having two token definitions, where one definition completely encompasses another definition. Given a piece of text and a list of regular expressions, program count.pl tries to match regular expressions against the text, starting with the first character in the text. If multiple regular expressions match, the regex that occurs the earliest in the list is chosen. This test demonstrates the importance of the order of the input regex's. In the output file (test-1.sub-1-c.reqd), the word "the" is broken up everytime into tokens "th" and "e" because /th/ appears before /\w+/ in the list. However, "second" remains "second" and does not break up into "seco" and "nd" because /nd/ does not match at the start of the string. The only regex that does match is /\w+/ and it matches the whole word (including the "nd" in the end) and so /nd/ never gets a chance to match in thist test file. Subtest d uses /.../ as a token definition. This says that every set of three consecutive characters forms a token. Subtest e uses /\w\w\w/ as a token definition. This says that every set of three consecutive alphanumeric charactesr forms a token. Subtest f uses /\w+\s+\w+/ as a token definition. This says that every token consists of two banks of alphanumeric characters separated by one bank of white space characters. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- This subtest checks various combinations of --ngram and --window. Subtest a uses the option --ngram 3 and does not use the --window option. Thus the window size would default to 3. Subtest b uses the option --ngram 3 and --window 4. Subtest c uses the option --ngram 4 and does not use the --window option. Thus the window size would default to 4. Subtest d uses the options --ngram 4 and --window 5. Subtest e uses the options --ngram 1. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- This subtest checks the options --set_freq_combo and --get_freq_combo Subtest a uses the option --get_freq_combo with --ngram 3 to check if we are getting the correct default combinations for window size 3. Subtest b uses the option --get_freq_combo with --ngram 4 to check if we are getting the correct default combinations for window size 4. Subtest c uses the option --set_freq_combo to set a user-defined set of frequency combinations, with the option --ngram 3. Switch --get_freq_combo is used to check if we are getting back the same frequency combination file. Subtest d uses the option --set_freq_combo to set a user-defined set of frequency combinations, with the option --ngram 4. Switch --get_freq_combo is used to check if we are getting back the same frequency combination file. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- This subtest checks the option --stop. Subtest a uses the option --stop with --ngram set to 2. Subtest b uses the option --stop with --ngram set to 4. Subtest c uses the option --stop set to a stopfile which contains valid Perl regular expressions but without extended option @stop.mode. Hence count.pl will use the default stop mode AND for this test. Subtest d uses the option --stop set to a stopfile which contains valid Perl regular expressions and extended option @stop.mode set to OR. Hence count.pl will eliminate all bigrams in which at least one word is a stop word as per the given regexs. Subtest e uses the option --stop set to a stopfile which contains valid Perl regular expressions and extended option @stop.mode set to AND. Hence count.pl will eliminate all bigrams in which all words are stop words as per the given regexs. 2.1.5. Subtest 5: ----------------- This subtest checks the options --frequency and --remove Subtest a runs count.pl with option --frequency 2 Subtest b runs count.pl with option --frequency 4 Subtest c runs count.pl with option --remove 2 Subtest d runs count.pl with option --remove 4 2.1.6. Subtest 6: ----------------- This subtest checks the switch --newLine. Subtest a runs count.pl without switch --newLine. Subtest b runs count.pl with switch --newLine, and we note the difference on the same input file. 2.1.7. Subtest 7: ----------------- This subtest checks the option --histogram. Subtest a runs count.pl with the option --histogram using bigrams. Subtest b runs count.pl with the option --histogram using --ngram 3. 2.1.8. Subtest 8: ----------------- This subtest checks count.pl's capacity to take a directory as an input and use all text files lying there in. Also checks the switch --recurse. Subtest a runs count.pl without the switch --recurse and with the data-dir which is a directory containing two text files and four subdirectories also containing text files. Since --recurse has not been used, only the two text files directly in the data-dir directory should be used for processing. Subtest b runs count.pl with the switch --recurse and with the data-dir. This time all the text files in all the subdirectories of data-dir should also be processed. 2.1.9. Subtest 9: ----------------- This subtest checks count.pl's --extended switch. 2.1.10. Subtest 10: ----------------- This subtest checks count.pl's nontoken option. Subtest a checks if count.pl removes every occurrence of a given nontoken sequence when there is only single sequence in the nontoken file Subtest b checks if count.pl removes every occurrence of given nontoken sequences when there are multiple sequences in the nontoken file Subtest c checks if count.pl removes every occurrence of given nontoken sequences when the sequences use Perl Regex features like character classes 2.2. Phase 2: Testing count.pl's response to erroneous conditions: ------------------------------------------------------------------ The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.2.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- This subtest checks the response of count.pl when not provided with the source file! 2.2.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- This subtest checks the response of count.pl when given a source file that does not exist! 2.2.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- This subtest checks the response of count.pl when given --ngram 0. 2.2.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- This subtest checks the response of count.pl when given --ngram 1 --window 2. Note that with --ngram 1, we can only have --window 1 (the default). 2.2.5. Subtest 5: ----------------- This subtest checks the response of count.pl when given a window size less than the ngram size. 2.2.6. Subtest 6: ----------------- This subtest checks the response of count.pl when given a non-existent file with --stop. 2.2.7. Subtest 7: ----------------- This subtest checks the response of count.pl when given a non-existent file with --token. 2.2.8. Subtest 8: ----------------- This subtest checks the response of count.pl when given a frequency combination file that has indices incosistent with the current n-gram size. 3. Evaluation of execution time of count.pl on big files: --------------------------------------------------------- The following experiments were conducted on machine csdev01 at the Univ of Minnesota, Duluth, Computer Science Department laboratory. scarp.txt is the etext "The Scarlet Pimpernel" by Baroness Orczy obtained from the following url: ftp://ibiblio.org/pub/docs/books/gutenberg/etext93/scarp10.txt wc scarp.txt: 10661 86332 507081 scarp10.txt 1> time count.pl scarp.2.cnt scarp10.txt 50.0u 0.0s 0:50 98% 0+0k 0+0io 0pf+0w 2> time count.pl --ngram 3 scarp.3.cnt scarp10.txt 120.0u 0.0s 2:01 98% 0+0k 0+0io 0pf+0w 3> time count.pl --ngram 4 scarp.4.cnt scarp10.txt 242.0u 1.0s 4:06 98% 0+0k 0+0io 0pf+0w 4. Conclusions: --------------- We have tested program count.pl and conclude that it runs correctly. We have also provided the test scripts so that future versions of count.pl can be compared to the current version against these scripts. 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Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000006610276302302017415 0ustar tpederse4 ,<>,<>1 2 1 ,<>?<>1 2 1 :<>.<>1 1 1 ?<>:<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-4-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000053310276302302017416 0ustar tpederse23 !<>!<>2 4 4 ?<>!<>1 1 4 umm<>,<>1 1 2 file<>!<>1 1 4 :<>we<>1 1 1 ,<>umm<>1 2 1 a<>LONG<>1 1 1 !<>ok<>1 4 1 3<>here<>1 1 1 This<>is<>1 1 1 here<>:<>1 1 1 ok<>on<>1 1 1 ,<>Shorter<>1 2 1 LONG<>file<>1 1 1 end<>.<>1 1 1 line<>Of<>1 2 1 we<>end<>1 1 1 Shorter<>?<>1 1 1 Of<>a<>1 1 1 !<>the<>1 4 1 line<>3<>1 2 1 is<>,<>1 1 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-1-c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000057310276302302017421 0ustar tpederse23 th<>e<>2 2 2 a<>LONG<>1 1 1 file<>th<>1 1 2 line<>is<>1 3 2 3<>here<>1 1 1 This<>is<>1 1 2 here<>we<>1 1 1 e<>second<>1 2 1 second<>line<>1 1 3 e<>first<>1 2 1 on<>line<>1 1 3 is<>umm<>1 2 1 ok<>on<>1 1 1 Shorter<>ok<>1 1 1 LONG<>file<>1 1 1 line<>Of<>1 3 1 umm<>Shorter<>1 1 1 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the<>average<>1 26 1 The<>plebeian<>1 4 1 many<>artistic<>1 2 1 Foote<>summed<>1 1 1 even<>when<>1 2 1 landlords<>to<>1 1 6 requiring<>landlords<>1 1 1 to<>learn<>1 6 1 became<>famous<>1 1 3 famous<>.<>1 3 19 and<>living<>1 12 3 for<>his<>1 2 5 Smelly<>surroundings<>1 1 1 a<>famous<>1 18 3 Huxley<>had<>1 1 1 He<>may<>1 1 2 a<>lifetime<>1 18 1 .<>Specially<>1 18 1 lodgings<>,<>1 1 26 how<>Samuel<>1 1 1 can<>develop<>1 2 1 major<>source<>1 1 1 or<>paper<>1 4 1 many<>a<>1 2 18 broken<>taps<>1 1 1 living<>which<>1 3 3 novel<>.<>1 1 19 the<>rest<>1 26 1 turn<>into<>1 1 4 the<>world<>1 26 2 of<>tragedy<>1 20 1 that<>some<>1 5 3 a<>romantic<>1 18 1 occupied<>the<>1 2 26 painter<>did<>1 1 2 inmate<>turns<>1 1 1 Not<>on<>1 2 4 dwellings<>in<>1 1 14 ,<>occupied<>1 26 2 life<>in<>1 1 14 suffering<>can<>1 1 2 artists<>occupied<>1 3 2 of<>struggle<>1 20 1 .<>That<>1 18 1 sense<>of<>1 1 20 his<>life<>1 5 1 They<>have<>1 1 2 part<>of<>1 1 20 .<>Even<>1 18 1 with<>hardly<>1 4 1 once<>said<>1 1 1 ,<>some<>1 26 3 of<>Kolkata<>1 20 1 .<>New<>1 18 1 associated<>.<>1 1 19 and<>made<>1 12 1 of<>snobbery<>1 20 1 do<>stimulate<>1 2 1 and<>facilities<>1 12 1 in<>one<>1 14 1 a<>tragic<>1 18 1 elsewhere<>.<>1 1 19 that<>phase<>1 5 1 the<>chamber<>1 26 1 over<>the<>1 1 26 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-2-c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000255510276302302017424 0ustar tpederse28 !<>the<>second<>line<>1 4 2 1 3 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 is<>,<>umm<>,<>1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 !<>!<>the<>second<>1 4 4 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 here<>:<>we<>end<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Of<>a<>LONG<>file<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 This<>is<>the<>first<>1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 the<>second<>line<>is<>1 2 1 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,<>umm<>,<>Shorter<>1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 file<>!<>!<>!<>1 1 4 4 4 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 :<>we<>end<>.<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 line<>is<>,<>umm<>1 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 line<>3<>here<>:<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 !<>ok<>on<>line<>1 4 1 1 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 umm<>,<>Shorter<>?<>1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 first<>line<>Of<>a<>1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ok<>on<>line<>3<>1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>LONG<>file<>!<>1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ?<>!<>ok<>on<>1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 line<>Of<>a<>LONG<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 second<>line<>is<>,<>1 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Shorter<>?<>!<>ok<>1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 !<>!<>!<>the<>1 4 4 4 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 LONG<>file<>!<>!<>1 1 1 4 4 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 3<>here<>:<>we<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 the<>first<>line<>Of<>1 2 1 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is<>the<>first<>line<>1 2 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 on<>line<>3<>here<>1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,<>Shorter<>?<>!<>1 2 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-5.txt0100644012467300001570000000472510276302302017074 0ustar tpederseBorn in a cellar and living in a garret. That was how Samuel Foote summed up the lifestyle of an author. It was not unrealistic, because over the centuries, many a poet, writer and painter did spend their lives, or the better part of their lives, in a garret or comparable conditions. Not all of them became famous, but the number of those who did is large enough to induce the impression that claustrophobic living conditions do stimulate creativity. Specially worth-mentioning are the garrets of Paris, where struggling artists occupied the chamber de bonne (maid's room), with hardly any standing space left by the table and the mattress. They have acquired a romantic aura, because writers who entered better times and shifted to more comfortable lodgings, forever carried a nostalgia for the years of struggle with which the cramped room was inextricably associated. The bad news is that these art-inspiring garrets of Paris may now pass into history. New rules have come into effect, requiring landlords to improve space and facilities in the 170,000 attic dwellings in the city, occupied mainly by students now but perhaps some aspiring artists as well. The plebeian lifestyle has always been a major source of inspiration, so much so that some artists and writers clung to it even when it was no longer necessary. Smelly surroundings, broken taps and discoloured walls generate a sense of tragedy. The lonely inmate turns into a tragic figure in his own imagination, and pours his heart out on canvas or paper as his revenge on a heartless world. He may even turn into a snob, and look upon the rest of the world with pity, for his own heart is full of joy. Even the ailing and the suffering can develop a form of snobbery, as Aldous Huxley had once said. Not on such a scale or in exactly the same form, but the Parisian garret has its counterparts elsewhere. The messbaris of Kolkata nursed many artistic talents in the first half of the last century. Bibhuti Bhusan Bandopadhyay taught in a school, lived in a boarding house and capitalised on that phase of his life in Anubartan, a famous novel. Humorist Sibram Chakravarty spent a lifetime in another and made it famous. Perhaps the average writer today can afford a better standard of living which, some critics contend, has something to do with the drop in the standards of their writing. However, it is saddening to learn that history has claimed the garrets of Paris, in one of which lived the saddest figure of them all - Sidney Carton. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.freq_comb.out0100644012467300001570000000002610276302302020054 0ustar tpederse0 1 2 0 1 0 2 1 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-7-a.histo.reqd0100644012467300001570000000054310276302302020547 0ustar tpederseTotal ngrams = 479 Number of n-grams that occurred 1 time(s) = 426 (88.94 percent) Number of n-grams that occurred 2 time(s) = 17 (7.10 percent) Number of n-grams that occurred 3 time(s) = 2 (1.25 percent) Number of n-grams that occurred 4 time(s) = 2 (1.67 percent) Number of n-grams that occurred 5 time(s) = 1 (1.04 percent) Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-1-d.reqd0100644012467300001570000000112610276302302017415 0ustar tpederse35 re:<> we<>1 1 1 t l<>ine<>1 1 2 f<>irs<>1 1 1 irs<>t l<>1 1 1 on <>lin<>1 1 1 s i<>s t<>1 1 1 is<>, u<>1 1 1 -en<>d. <>1 1 1 se<>con<>1 1 1 he <> f<>1 1 1 ?! <>ok <>1 1 1 Of<> a <>1 1 1 hor<>ter<>1 1 1 ok <>on <>1 1 1 d l<>ine<>1 1 2 ine<> is<>1 2 1 LON<>G f<>1 1 1 G f<>ile<>1 1 1 ter<>?! <>1 1 1 a <>LON<>1 1 1 lin<>e 3<>1 1 1 he<>re:<>1 1 1 mm,<> S<>1 1 1 ine<> Of<>1 2 1 con<>d l<>1 1 1 <>the<>1 1 1 !!!<> <>1 1 1 S<>hor<>1 1 1 Thi<>s i<>1 1 1 the<> se<>1 1 1 we<>-en<>1 1 1 e 3<> he<>1 1 1 ile<>!!!<>1 1 1 , u<>mm,<>1 1 1 s t<>he <>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-1-b.token.txt0100644012467300001570000000001310276302302020410 0ustar tpederse/[.,;:'?]/ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/count/test-1.sub-2-e.reqd0100644012467300001570000000026610276302302017423 0ustar tpederse31 !<>4 line<>3 the<>2 is<>2 ,<>2 here<>1 on<>1 umm<>1 :<>1 second<>1 we<>1 first<>1 Of<>1 3<>1 end<>1 file<>1 ?<>1 LONG<>1 This<>1 ok<>1 a<>1 .<>1 Shorter<>1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160015150 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-4-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000010510276302305020274 0ustar tpederseNo input file (SOURCE) specified. Type statistic.pl --help for help. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-2.sub-3-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000023710276302305020301 0ustar tpederse17 line<>of<>1 1.5000 3 3 3 of<>the<>2 1.3333 2 3 3 same<>text<>3 1.1667 2 3 2 the<>same<>4 1.0000 2 2 2 a<>third<>5 0.8333 1 2 2 text<>second<>6 0.6667 1 2 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007010276302305020271 0ustar tpederseWrong number of tokens in ngram on line 2. Expecting 2. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507124016074 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507124016534 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/Measures/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507125020321 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160020565 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test-1.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000054610446075412023277 0ustar tpedersepackage Text::NSP::Measures::2D::test_2_sub_3_a; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); 1; __END__ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_c.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000061610446075412024754 0ustar tpedersepackage Text::NSP::Measures::2D::test_1_sub_3_c; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); sub calculateStatistic { return 0; } 1; __END__ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_b.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000062110446075412024747 0ustar tpedersepackage Text::NSP::Measures::2D::test_1_sub_3_b; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); sub initializeStatistic { return 0; } 1; __END__ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_d.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000066310446075412024757 0ustar tpedersepackage Text::NSP::Measures::2D::test_1_sub_3_d; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); sub initializeStatistic { return 0; } sub calculateStatistic { return 0; } 1; __END__Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_a.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000054410446075412024752 0ustar tpedersepackage Text::NSP::Measures::2D::test_1_sub_3_a; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); 1; __END__Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_2.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000122110446075412023351 0ustar tpedersepackage Text::NSP::Measures::2D::test_2; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); sub initializeStatistic {} sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; my $number=0; my $NewMeasure=0; my $key; foreach $key (keys %values) { if($key !~ /npp/) { $NewMeasure += $values{$key}; $number++; } } return($NewMeasure / (2 * $number)); } 1; __END__ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507157020574 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_2.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000115110446075413023355 0ustar tpedersepackage Text::NSP::Measures::3D::test_2; use Text::NSP::Measures::3D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); sub initializeStatistic {} sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; my $number=0; my $NewMeasure=0; my $key; foreach $key (keys %values) { if($key !~ /npp/) { $NewMeasure += $values{$key}; $number++; } } return($NewMeasure / (2 * $number)); } 1; __END__ Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_1_sub_3_b.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000061110446075413024750 0ustar tpedersepackage Text::NSP::Measures::3D::test_1_sub_3_b; use Text::NSP::Measures::3D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); sub initializeStatistic { return 0; } 1; __END__Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_1_sub_3_c.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000061010446075413024750 0ustar tpedersepackage Text::NSP::Measures::3D::test_1_sub_3_c; use Text::NSP::Measures::3D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); sub calculateStatistic { return 0; } 1; __END__Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_1_sub_3_a.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000054210446075413024752 0ustar tpedersepackage Text::NSP::Measures::3D::test_1_sub_3_a; use Text::NSP::Measures::3D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); 1; __END__Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_1_sub_3_d.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000065710446075413024764 0ustar tpedersepackage Text::NSP::Measures::3D::test_1_sub_3_d; use Text::NSP::Measures::3D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); sub initializeStatistic { return 0; } sub calculateStatistic { return 0; } 1; __END__Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-2.sub-7-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000047610276302305020313 0ustar tpederse17 line<>of<>1 1.5000 3 3 3 same<>text<>2 1.1667 2 2 3 of<>the<>2 1.1667 2 3 2 of<>text<>2 1.1667 1 3 3 the<>same<>3 1.0000 2 2 2 third<>line<>4 0.8333 1 1 3 second<>line<>4 0.8333 1 1 3 first<>line<>4 0.8333 1 1 3 text<>second<>5 0.6667 1 2 1 text<>and<>5 0.6667 1 2 1 and<>a<>6 0.5000 1 1 1 a<>third<>6 0.5000 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004010440076103020264 0ustar tpederseMeasure not defined for 4-grams Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-5.cnt0100644012467300001570000000021610276302305017712 0ustar tpederse11 line<>of<>3 2 of<>text<>2 2 second<>line<>1 3 line<>and<>3 1 and<>a<>1 1 a<>third<>1 1 first<>line<>1 3 third<>line<>1 3 text<>second<>1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-2.sub-1-a.cnt0100644012467300001570000017476710440076104020152 0ustar tpederse1921 luxuries<>and<>conveniences<>9 8 9 11 8 12 63 and<>conveniences<>of<>9 8 7 44 7 63 11 strong<>and<>independent<>6 6 6 8 6 8 63 the<>luxuries<>and<>6 8 9 63 6 48 12 truly<>strong<>and<>5 5 6 63 5 6 8 conveniences<>of<>contemporary<>7 5 5 6 5 11 44 people<>from<>developing<>5 5 5 5 5 23 6 into<>truly<>strong<>5 5 5 8 5 6 6 from<>developing<>into<>5 5 5 6 5 6 5 and<>independent<>individuals<>6 6 5 6 5 63 8 developing<>into<>truly<>5 5 5 6 5 5 6 of<>contemporary<>life<>5 6 5 25 5 44 6 prevent<>people<>from<>5 5 5 6 4 6 23 contemporary<>life<>are<>5 4 4 21 4 6 25 life<>are<>entirely<>4 3 3 3 3 25 21 .<>It<>is<>3 5 3 25 3 79 3 dependent<>on<>machines<>3 3 3 9 3 5 10 are<>entirely<>harmless<>3 3 3 3 3 21 3 independent<>individuals<>.<>5 5 4 80 3 8 6 ,<>the<>luxuries<>7 3 6 12 3 72 48 as<>well<>as<>4 3 3 13 3 13 4 to<>be<>a<>8 4 2 33 2 63 16 is<>responsible<>for<>2 2 2 10 2 25 2 that<>he<>has<>4 2 4 13 2 35 22 and<>convenient<>life<>2 4 3 25 2 63 5 that<>it<>would<>3 2 2 8 2 35 12 travel<>by<>cars<>3 2 2 2 2 3 10 a<>young<>man<>2 2 2 9 2 33 3 .<>Some<>people<>3 4 2 23 2 79 3 negative<>influence<>to<>2 2 2 63 2 3 2 As<>far<>as<>2 2 2 13 2 3 2 conveniences<>to<>people<>2 2 3 23 2 11 63 .<>As<>far<>3 2 2 2 2 79 3 .<>Man<>has<>2 2 2 13 2 79 3 ,<>they<>may<>4 4 3 9 2 72 11 that<>the<>luxuries<>3 2 6 12 2 35 48 I<>am<>concerned<>2 2 2 2 2 10 2 as<>I<>am<>2 2 2 2 2 13 10 to<>travel<>by<>2 2 3 10 2 63 3 far<>as<>I<>2 2 2 10 2 2 13 am<>concerned<>,<>2 2 2 72 2 2 2 the<>same<>time<>3 2 2 7 2 48 3 told<>me<>that<>2 2 2 35 2 2 3 .<>However<>,<>2 8 2 72 2 79 2 .<>Not<>only<>2 2 2 7 2 79 2 to<>human<>beings<>2 2 3 3 2 63 5 bring<>conveniences<>to<>2 2 2 63 2 4 11 at<>the<>same<>2 2 3 3 2 6 48 .<>Moreover<>,<>2 8 2 72 2 79 2 entirely<>harmless<>,<>3 2 2 72 2 3 3 independent<>individuals<>,<>5 2 2 72 2 8 6 of<>the<>world<>6 2 4 6 2 44 48 that<>can<>be<>3 2 4 16 2 35 12 kind<>of<>life<>2 2 4 25 2 2 44 ,<>it<>is<>3 2 4 25 2 72 12 that<>they<>are<>3 3 3 21 2 35 11 independent<>person<>.<>2 5 3 80 2 8 4 go<>to<>work<>3 2 2 5 2 4 63 ,<>which<>bring<>3 2 2 4 2 72 6 responsible<>for<>losing<>2 1 1 1 1 2 10 not<>harm<>at<>1 1 1 6 1 13 1 of<>the<>main<>6 1 1 1 1 44 48 human<>s<>dependence<>1 1 1 2 1 5 2 develop<>my<>position<>1 1 1 1 1 2 5 admitted<>that<>they<>1 1 3 11 1 1 35 grown<>over<>reliant<>1 1 1 2 1 3 3 in<>this<>rapidly<>3 1 1 1 1 28 8 as<>diligence<>,<>1 1 1 72 1 13 1 simple<>fact<>underlining<>1 1 1 1 1 1 6 other<>people<>believe<>1 1 1 2 1 3 23 After<>owning<>a<>1 1 1 33 1 1 1 a<>life<>of<>1 3 1 44 1 33 25 age<>of<>competition<>1 1 1 1 1 1 44 mind<>over<>long<>1 1 1 3 1 3 3 to<>say<>that<>1 2 1 35 1 63 1 challenges<>in<>life<>1 1 1 25 1 1 28 movies<>,<>which<>1 1 3 6 1 1 72 Maybe<>she<>feels<>1 1 1 1 1 1 6 few<>miles<>as<>1 1 1 13 1 2 1 really<>have<>to<>1 1 2 63 1 2 14 hold<>the<>opinion<>1 1 1 2 1 2 48 There<>are<>so<>1 1 1 4 1 2 21 hometown<>.<>She<>1 1 3 3 1 1 79 his<>car<>for<>1 1 1 10 1 18 3 car<>,<>sooner<>1 1 1 1 1 3 72 people<>all<>over<>1 1 1 3 1 23 6 sadly<>but<>firmly<>1 1 1 1 1 1 13 too<>busy<>praising<>1 1 1 1 1 2 1 ,<>we<>can<>2 1 1 12 1 72 4 it<>.<>Now<>1 1 1 1 1 12 79 as<>will<>save<>1 1 1 2 1 13 7 making<>world<>a<>1 1 1 33 1 7 6 lose<>the<>opportunity<>1 1 1 2 1 2 48 Some<>people<>may<>2 1 1 9 1 3 23 self<>reliance<>.<>1 1 1 80 1 3 1 more<>convenient<>and<>1 2 1 63 1 7 5 be<>satisfied<>with<>1 1 1 7 1 16 1 double<>edged<>swords<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 either<>a<>motive<>1 1 1 2 1 1 33 lazy<>,<>if<>2 1 3 4 1 2 72 ,<>but<>others<>4 2 1 3 1 72 13 by<>cars<>,<>2 2 1 72 1 10 2 want<>to<>enjoy<>1 1 2 4 1 1 63 anathema<>rather<>than<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 has<>also<>done<>1 1 1 1 1 13 3 current<>life<>is<>1 1 2 25 1 1 25 in<>physical<>work<>1 1 1 5 1 28 2 of<>us<>need<>1 1 1 1 1 44 5 have<>nutrition<>level<>1 1 1 3 1 14 1 also<>keeping<>in<>1 1 1 28 1 3 1 a<>couple<>or<>1 2 1 8 1 33 1 he<>invented<>machines<>1 1 1 9 1 22 1 evident<>to<>be<>1 1 8 16 1 1 63 the<>issue<>of<>1 6 1 44 1 48 2 mode<>of<>living<>1 1 3 3 1 1 44 like<>vacuum<>cleaners<>1 1 1 1 1 3 1 dawn<>of<>civilization<>1 1 1 1 1 1 44 available<>in<>the<>1 1 3 48 1 1 28 ,<>that<>they<>1 1 3 11 1 72 35 .<>She<>told<>3 1 1 2 1 79 3 thy<>master<>of<>1 1 1 44 1 1 1 on<>what<>technology<>1 1 1 3 1 10 2 convenient<>life<>,<>3 1 2 72 1 5 25 has<>developed<>very<>1 1 1 3 1 13 2 only<>did<>he<>1 1 1 22 1 7 4 conveniences<>and<>all<>1 1 1 6 1 11 63 ,<>bringing<>pollution<>1 1 1 1 1 72 1 physical<>work<>but<>1 1 1 13 1 2 5 things<>he<>possess<>1 1 1 1 1 4 22 in<>certain<>fields<>1 1 1 1 1 28 1 rapidly<>changing<>society<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>person<>enjoy<>1 1 1 4 1 33 4 have<>both<>positive<>1 1 1 1 1 14 4 ,<>more<>and<>1 3 1 63 1 72 7 .<>In<>order<>5 1 1 1 1 79 5 rely<>on<>a<>2 1 1 33 1 2 10 blackout<>would<>cause<>1 1 1 1 1 1 8 .<>Luxuires<>like<>1 1 1 3 1 79 1 harmless<>,<>in<>2 1 2 28 1 3 72 and<>the<>simple<>1 1 1 1 1 63 48 me<>that<>her<>2 1 1 11 1 3 35 problem<>after<>someone<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 more<>and<>more<>1 1 1 7 1 7 63 calculation<>machines<>,<>1 1 2 72 1 1 9 She<>was<>born<>1 1 1 2 1 3 3 lazy<>,<>both<>2 1 2 4 1 2 72 lead<>one<>to<>1 1 1 63 1 1 8 of<>transport<>which<>1 1 1 6 1 44 1 .<>Nowadays<>robots<>1 1 1 1 1 79 1 city<>.<>Nowadays<>1 1 1 1 1 1 79 praising<>Science<>lavishly<>1 1 1 1 1 1 2 them<>.<>I<>2 1 2 10 1 3 79 the<>world<>are<>4 1 1 21 1 48 6 preventing<>people<>from<>1 1 5 6 1 1 23 every<>opportunity<>to<>1 1 2 63 1 1 2 music<>,<>dance<>1 1 1 1 1 1 72 atmosphere<>both<>of<>1 1 2 44 1 1 4 .<>To<>conclude<>2 1 1 1 1 79 2 of<>its<>independence<>1 1 1 1 1 44 2 excellent<>person<>.<>1 1 3 80 1 1 4 life<>perhaps<>is<>1 1 1 25 1 25 1 independence<>and<>his<>1 1 1 18 1 1 63 contemporary<>children<>,<>1 1 1 72 1 6 6 the<>first<>industrial<>1 1 1 1 1 48 3 and<>negative<>influence<>1 1 2 2 1 63 3 can<>prevent<>children<>1 1 1 6 1 12 6 invented<>machines<>during<>1 1 1 1 1 1 9 better<>life<>and<>1 1 1 63 1 1 25 daily<>mundane<>chores<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 did<>prevent<>people<>1 1 5 23 1 4 6 to<>make<>her<>2 1 1 11 1 63 3 physically<>lazy<>,<>1 1 2 72 1 1 2 of<>most<>contemporary<>1 1 1 6 1 44 1 she<>does<>not<>1 1 4 13 1 6 5 developed<>such<>means<>1 1 1 1 1 2 7 that<>they<>will<>3 1 1 7 1 35 11 .<>Ready<>to<>1 2 1 63 1 79 1 to<>the<>school<>2 1 1 1 1 63 48 was<>born<>in<>1 1 1 28 1 3 2 a<>large<>city<>1 1 1 1 1 33 1 Discovery<>of<>wheel<>1 1 1 1 1 1 44 all<>know<>that<>1 1 1 35 1 6 1 materials<>,<>he<>1 1 3 22 1 1 72 can<>take<>trains<>1 1 1 1 1 12 2 such<>a<>beautiful<>2 1 1 1 1 7 33 have<>luxuries<>and<>1 1 9 63 1 14 12 but<>at<>the<>1 1 2 48 1 13 6 extent<>that<>now<>1 1 1 3 1 2 35 us<>that<>someone<>1 1 1 2 1 5 35 which<>bring<>much<>2 1 1 1 1 6 4 .<>Undoubtedly<>,<>1 8 1 72 1 79 1 as<>to<>the<>1 1 2 48 1 13 63 ,<>the<>favorites<>7 1 1 1 1 72 48 to<>show<>that<>1 2 1 35 1 63 1 divergent<>property<>and<>1 1 1 63 1 1 1 be<>weak<>and<>1 2 1 63 1 16 1 person<>enjoy<>a<>1 1 1 33 1 4 4 aspects<>at<>the<>1 1 2 48 1 1 6 be<>self<>reliant<>1 1 1 2 1 16 3 world<>cannot<>certainly<>1 1 1 1 1 6 2 that<>we<>have<>1 1 1 14 1 35 4 that<>pursuing<>knowledge<>1 1 1 1 1 35 1 more<>achievments<>,<>1 1 1 72 1 7 1 people<>inform<>us<>1 1 1 5 1 23 1 Man<>has<>now<>2 1 1 3 1 3 13 her<>in<>my<>1 2 1 5 1 11 28 his<>life<>without<>1 1 2 2 1 18 25 regret<>will<>eventually<>1 1 1 1 1 1 7 an<>easier<>way<>1 1 1 1 1 5 1 controversial<>one<>in<>1 1 1 28 1 1 8 not<>get<>to<>1 4 1 63 1 13 3 .<>In<>our<>5 1 1 8 1 79 5 to<>the<>issue<>2 1 1 2 1 63 48 not<>have<>to<>1 4 2 63 1 13 14 due<>to<>their<>1 1 1 6 1 1 63 which<>would<>ensure<>2 1 1 2 1 6 8 they<>are<>double<>3 1 1 1 1 11 21 afford<>her<>tuitions<>1 1 1 1 1 1 11 How<>to<>balance<>1 1 1 1 1 1 63 people<>own<>his<>1 1 1 18 1 23 1 changing<>society<>.<>1 1 1 80 1 1 1 people<>unduly<>rely<>1 1 1 2 1 23 1 but<>his<>children<>1 1 1 6 1 13 18 video<>games<>,<>2 1 1 72 1 2 2 born<>in<>a<>1 1 3 33 1 2 28 be<>even<>a<>1 1 2 33 1 16 6 friends<>by<>cell<>1 1 1 1 1 2 10 opportunity<>to<>go<>2 1 2 4 1 2 63 does<>not<>get<>4 1 1 3 1 5 13 .<>He<>needs<>3 1 1 2 1 79 3 .<>Human<>,<>1 8 1 72 1 79 1 individuals<>.<>If<>4 1 2 2 1 6 79 consider<>them<>as<>1 1 1 13 1 1 3 of<>whether<>the<>1 1 1 48 1 44 3 he<>may<>choose<>1 1 1 1 1 22 9 only<>too<>evident<>1 1 1 1 1 7 2 slaves<>of<>technology<>1 1 1 3 1 1 44 his<>time<>.<>1 3 3 80 1 18 7 on<>computers<>or<>1 1 1 8 1 10 1 of<>living<>but<>3 1 1 13 1 44 3 he<>she<>will<>1 1 1 7 1 22 6 buttons<>.<>Yes<>1 1 1 2 1 1 79 are<>making<>children<>2 1 1 6 1 21 7 man<>achieved<>everything<>1 1 1 1 1 9 1 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1 80 1 1 2 argument<>that<>can<>1 1 3 12 1 1 35 ,<>if<>people<>3 1 1 23 1 72 4 also<>can<>be<>1 1 4 16 1 3 12 research<>in<>certain<>1 1 1 1 1 1 28 except<>work<>at<>1 1 1 6 1 2 5 that<>someone<>who<>1 1 1 3 1 35 2 .<>We<>communicate<>2 1 1 1 1 79 2 not<>recognize<>her<>1 2 1 11 1 13 1 dance<>,<>and<>1 1 3 63 1 1 72 Although<>they<>may<>1 1 3 9 1 2 11 at<>where<>he<>1 1 2 22 1 6 2 people<>excessively<>depend<>1 1 1 1 1 23 1 all<>over<>the<>1 1 1 48 1 6 3 the<>exercise<>level<>1 2 1 3 1 48 1 ,<>the<>final<>7 1 1 1 1 72 48 man<>is<>overwhelmingly<>2 1 1 1 1 9 25 gifts<>of<>science<>1 1 1 1 1 1 44 convenient<>and<>easy<>1 1 1 3 1 5 63 There<>is<>public<>1 1 1 1 1 2 25 untill<>finally<>he<>1 1 1 22 1 1 1 and<>conveniences<>and<>9 2 1 63 1 63 11 exercise<>level<>.<>1 1 1 80 1 1 3 their<>varied<>opinions<>1 1 1 1 1 6 1 for<>a<>car<>1 1 2 3 1 10 33 convenient<>life<>or<>3 1 1 8 1 5 25 in<>fashioning<>,<>1 2 1 72 1 28 1 and<>whether<>one<>1 2 1 8 1 63 3 ,<>or<>in<>1 1 1 28 1 72 8 of<>indulge<>in<>1 1 2 28 1 44 2 by<>cell<>phones<>1 1 1 1 1 10 1 as<>for<>me<>1 1 1 3 1 13 10 he<>has<>put<>4 1 1 1 1 22 13 luxuries<>of<>life<>1 1 4 25 1 12 44 to<>make<>foods<>2 1 1 1 1 63 3 beneficial<>aspects<>at<>1 1 1 6 1 2 1 only<>to<>increase<>1 1 1 1 1 7 63 Yes<>he<>invented<>1 1 1 1 1 2 22 he<>finds<>hard<>2 1 1 1 1 22 2 from<>learning<>to<>1 1 1 63 1 6 1 and<>watch<>movies<>1 1 1 1 1 63 1 achieve<>things<>,<>1 1 1 72 1 1 4 trains<>,<>planes<>1 1 1 1 1 1 72 and<>get<>more<>1 1 1 7 1 63 3 on<>a<>case<>1 1 1 3 1 10 33 really<>grown<>over<>1 1 1 3 1 2 3 has<>been<>one<>2 1 1 8 1 13 2 These<>luxuries<>reduces<>1 1 1 1 1 1 12 motive<>is<>very<>1 1 1 3 1 2 25 extent<>.<>Another<>1 1 1 1 1 2 79 for<>making<>our<>2 1 1 8 1 10 7 terms<>of<>the<>1 1 6 48 1 1 44 become<>a<>following<>2 1 1 2 1 4 33 Is<>it<>not<>1 1 1 13 1 1 12 finds<>hard<>to<>1 1 1 63 1 2 1 which<>have<>negative<>1 1 2 3 1 6 14 that<>these<>are<>1 3 1 21 1 35 2 working<>of<>the<>1 1 6 48 1 2 44 up<>every<>opportunity<>1 1 1 2 1 2 1 he<>will<>aim<>2 1 1 1 1 22 7 entirely<>harmless<>and<>3 1 1 63 1 3 3 to<>balance<>the<>1 2 1 48 1 63 1 saw<>her<>in<>1 1 1 28 1 1 11 bus<>.<>These<>1 1 1 1 1 1 79 inform<>us<>that<>1 1 1 35 1 1 5 finds<>that<>he<>1 1 4 22 1 2 35 .<>These<>luxuries<>1 1 1 12 1 79 1 fields<>but<>the<>1 1 1 48 1 1 13 apartment<>,<>we<>1 1 2 4 1 1 72 spoon<>.<>They<>1 1 1 1 1 1 79 a<>man<>want<>1 1 1 1 1 33 9 the<>hardwork<>he<>1 1 1 22 1 48 1 words<>human<>beings<>1 1 3 3 1 1 5 civilization<>has<>always<>1 1 1 1 1 1 13 once<>a<>young<>1 1 2 3 1 2 33 on<>washing<>machines<>1 1 1 9 1 10 1 gave<>a<>fine<>1 1 1 1 1 1 33 as<>his<>family<>1 1 1 3 1 13 18 harm<>at<>all<>1 1 1 6 1 1 6 to<>prepare<>and<>1 1 1 63 1 63 1 common<>sense<>and<>1 1 1 63 1 1 1 is<>complaining<>.<>1 2 1 80 1 25 1 distances<>in<>shorter<>1 1 1 1 1 2 28 fast<>,<>which<>1 1 3 6 1 1 72 and<>one<>hopes<>1 1 1 1 1 63 8 exert<>his<>mind<>1 1 2 3 1 1 18 who<>lives<>in<>1 1 1 28 1 3 3 certain<>fields<>but<>1 1 1 13 1 1 1 life<>is<>either<>2 1 1 1 1 25 25 achieved<>everything<>he<>1 1 1 22 1 1 1 issue<>turns<>out<>1 1 1 1 1 2 1 they<>may<>prevent<>3 2 1 6 1 11 9 pollution<>to<>our<>1 1 2 8 1 1 63 make<>her<>husband<>1 1 1 1 1 3 11 only<>regret<>will<>1 1 1 7 1 7 1 never<>be<>satisfied<>1 1 1 1 1 2 16 in<>the<>market<>3 1 1 1 1 28 48 where<>he<>fell<>2 1 1 1 1 2 22 life<>can<>one<>1 1 1 8 1 25 12 be<>presented<>to<>1 2 1 63 1 16 1 someone<>get<>into<>1 1 1 6 1 2 3 in<>fact<>,<>3 2 2 72 1 28 6 world<>thought<>Terminator<>1 1 1 1 1 6 1 and<>calculators<>,<>1 1 1 72 1 63 1 his<>better<>life<>1 2 1 25 1 18 1 situation<>.<>Therefore<>1 1 1 1 1 2 79 an<>extent<>that<>1 2 1 35 1 5 2 fresh<>cooked<>food<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 school<>yard<>.<>1 1 1 80 1 1 1 shorter<>time<>.<>1 1 3 80 1 1 7 anything<>except<>work<>1 1 1 5 1 1 2 has<>given<>to<>1 1 1 63 1 13 1 They<>are<>unaware<>1 1 1 1 1 1 21 in<>reading<>habits<>1 1 1 1 1 28 1 motive<>or<>a<>1 1 1 33 1 2 8 to<>our<>as<>2 1 1 13 1 63 8 ,<>but<>now<>4 1 1 3 1 72 13 fact<>,<>they<>2 1 4 11 1 6 72 not<>that<>nobody<>1 1 1 2 1 13 35 people<>think<>that<>1 3 2 35 1 23 2 some<>sweet<>memories<>1 1 1 1 1 3 1 a<>luxurious<>life<>2 1 2 25 1 33 4 ,<>which<>would<>3 1 2 8 1 72 6 well<>as<>will<>3 1 1 7 1 4 13 her<>dependence<>and<>1 2 1 63 1 11 2 ,<>becoming<>major<>1 1 1 1 1 72 1 is<>not<>the<>3 1 1 48 1 25 13 cannot<>certainly<>grow<>1 1 1 1 1 2 1 if<>people<>unduly<>1 1 1 1 1 4 23 has<>become<>a<>1 1 2 33 1 13 4 he<>has<>nothing<>4 1 1 1 1 22 13 she<>feels<>enjoyable<>1 1 1 1 1 6 1 and<>all<>know<>1 1 1 1 1 63 6 Not<>only<>did<>2 1 1 4 1 2 7 life<>without<>them<>2 1 1 3 1 25 2 all<>her<>wants<>1 1 1 1 1 6 11 he<>will<>not<>2 3 1 13 1 22 7 world<>.<>People<>1 1 2 2 1 6 79 may<>be<>found<>1 1 1 1 1 9 16 to<>earn<>an<>2 3 1 5 1 63 2 to<>go<>back<>2 1 1 2 1 63 4 they<>actually<>prevent<>1 2 1 6 1 11 2 However<>,<>the<>2 1 7 48 1 2 72 machines<>and<>microwave<>3 1 1 1 1 9 63 be<>an<>independent<>1 1 1 8 1 16 5 it<>is<>important<>4 1 1 2 1 12 25 family<>members<>or<>1 1 1 8 1 3 1 Some<>hold<>the<>1 1 1 48 1 3 2 out<>to<>be<>1 1 8 16 1 1 63 cozy<>.<>Moreover<>1 1 2 2 1 3 79 ,<>window<>washer<>1 2 1 2 1 72 1 Other<>example<>in<>1 1 1 28 1 1 5 husband<>happy<>because<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 that<>man<>can<>1 2 1 12 1 35 9 aim<>for<>a<>1 1 1 33 1 1 10 my<>best<>friends<>1 1 1 2 1 5 1 ceasing<>his<>luxurious<>1 1 1 4 1 1 18 machines<>even<>for<>1 1 1 10 1 9 6 familiar<>with<>the<>1 1 2 48 1 1 7 of<>life<>indeed<>4 1 1 1 1 44 25 fact<>remains<>that<>1 1 1 35 1 6 1 other<>words<>human<>1 1 1 5 1 3 1 he<>attempt<>a<>1 3 1 33 1 22 1 enjoyment<>but<>taking<>1 1 1 1 1 2 13 back<>to<>the<>1 1 2 48 1 2 63 human<>beings<>.<>3 1 1 80 1 5 3 her<>wants<>including<>1 1 1 1 1 11 1 a<>motive<>or<>1 2 1 8 1 33 2 their<>divergent<>property<>1 1 1 1 1 6 1 like<>an<>anathema<>1 1 1 1 1 3 5 maintain<>a<>standard<>1 1 1 1 1 1 33 ,<>if<>abused<>3 1 1 1 1 72 4 or<>a<>preventive<>1 1 1 1 1 8 33 turns<>out<>to<>1 1 1 63 1 1 1 that<>I<>can<>1 2 1 12 1 35 10 he<>wanted<>,<>1 1 1 72 1 22 1 television<>,<>video<>1 1 1 2 1 1 72 washing<>machines<>and<>1 1 3 63 1 1 9 may<>quite<>depedent<>1 1 1 1 1 9 3 loses<>his<>strength<>1 1 1 2 1 1 18 luxurious<>and<>conveniences<>2 1 9 11 1 4 63 and<>steamers<>.<>1 6 1 80 1 63 1 .<>Therefore<>,<>1 8 1 72 1 79 1 for<>decrease<>in<>1 1 1 28 1 10 1 harmless<>,<>but<>2 1 4 13 1 3 72 would<>help<>him<>1 2 1 4 1 8 1 the<>contrary<>in<>1 1 1 28 1 48 1 People<>traveling<>to<>1 1 1 63 1 2 1 us<>.<>However<>1 1 2 2 1 5 79 to<>be<>admired<>8 1 1 1 1 63 16 that<>people<>everywhere<>1 1 1 1 1 35 23 is<>where<>he<>1 1 2 22 1 25 2 years<>later<>,<>1 1 1 72 1 1 1 That<>man<>is<>1 1 2 25 1 1 9 cleaning<>equipments<>like<>1 1 1 3 1 1 1 chasing<>materials<>,<>1 1 1 72 1 1 1 example<>,<>more<>2 1 1 7 1 5 72 only<>for<>making<>1 1 2 7 1 7 10 his<>brainchilds<>,<>1 1 1 72 1 18 1 computers<>or<>calculation<>1 1 1 1 1 1 8 by<>case<>analysis<>1 1 1 1 1 10 3 in<>a<>factory<>3 1 1 1 1 28 33 he<>loses<>his<>1 1 1 18 1 22 1 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a<>bicycle<>he<>1 1 1 22 1 33 1 ,<>our<>environment<>1 1 1 1 1 72 8 adored<>.<>Either<>1 1 1 1 1 1 79 to<>be<>self<>8 1 1 3 1 63 16 people<>.<>Although<>1 1 1 1 1 23 79 children<>from<>learning<>1 1 1 1 1 6 6 that<>she<>does<>1 3 1 5 1 35 6 work<>easy<>,<>1 1 1 72 1 5 3 done<>so<>to<>1 1 1 63 1 1 4 prepared<>to<>rid<>1 1 1 1 1 3 63 to<>be<>even<>8 2 1 6 1 63 16 to<>earn<>the<>2 2 1 48 1 63 2 ensure<>smooth<>working<>1 1 1 2 1 2 1 so<>many<>examples<>1 1 1 1 1 4 4 a<>following<>problem<>1 1 1 1 1 33 2 at<>my<>first<>1 1 1 3 1 6 5 Now<>the<>question<>1 1 1 1 1 1 48 first<>industrial<>revolutionary<>1 1 1 1 1 3 1 she<>only<>indulged<>1 1 1 1 1 6 7 face<>and<>take<>1 1 1 2 1 1 63 found<>in<>the<>1 1 3 48 1 1 28 level<>similar<>to<>1 1 1 63 1 3 1 enjoyment<>and<>striving<>1 1 1 2 1 2 63 .<>Under<>this<>1 1 1 8 1 79 1 context<>is<>;<>1 1 1 1 1 1 25 certainly<>grow<>to<>1 1 1 63 1 1 1 admired<>and<>adored<>1 1 1 1 1 1 63 ,<>they<>also<>4 1 1 3 1 72 11 watch<>movies<>,<>1 1 1 72 1 1 1 global<>scientific<>technology<>1 1 1 3 1 1 1 conveniences<>are<>making<>1 1 2 7 1 11 21 assert<>that<>it<>1 1 3 12 1 1 35 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test_1_sub_3_b.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000000010445042330021311 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/README.txt0100644012467300001570000002130610276302305016636 0ustar tpederseTesting for statistic.pl ------------------------ Satanjeev Banerjee bane0025@d.umn.edu Amruta Purandare pura0010@d.umn.edu June 14, 2004 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested statistic.pl, a component of Bigram Statistics Package version 0.5. Following is a description of the aspects of statistic.pl that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of statistic.pl can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing statistic.pl's response to erroneous conditions. Phase 2: Testing statistic.pl's behaviour under normal conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing statistic.pl's response to erroneous conditions: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- This test checks the response of statistic.pl when an ngram in the input ngram file does not have the expected number of tokens. The expected number of tokens is equal to the value specified by the --ngram switch, or 2 if this switch is not enforced. This test is run with the file test-1.sub-1.cnt as the input ngram file. This file has trigrams in it, and so statistic.pl should be run with --ngram 3. Subtest a does not do so, and rather relies on the default '2'. This should result in the error in file test-1.sub-1-a.reqd. Note that statistic.pl always requires a library to run with. If we use a particular library here, future changes to that particular library may cause these tests to break down through no fault of statistic.pl. Hence we provide library test "test_1_sub_3_d.pm" for this subtest (and similar library files for the other subtests). This library always returns a 0 value. Subtest b checks the same thing using --ngram 4 for which too we should get an error. Finally subtest c checks for --ngram 3 for which there should be no error. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- This test checks to see what happens when the number of frequency values in the input file does not match with the number expected. The number of frequency values expected are either equal to the frequency combinations set by switch --set_freq_combo, or equal to the default number that count.pl creates from the current size of ngrams. File test-1.sub-2.cnt has trigrams in it, but with only 4 frequency values as opposed to the possible 7. This file was created using test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt file with the --set_freq_combo switch. So statistic.pl should also be run with --set_freq_combo test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt. Subtest a checks what happens if we dont provide this file! The expected error message is in file test-1.sub-2-a.reqd. Subtest b runs it with the requisite frequency combination file, and so there should be no error for this run. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- The statistic library being loaded by statistic.pl must implement two mandatory functions: initializeStatistic() and calculateStatistic(). This test checks what happens when these mandatory functions are not defined in the statistic library file. In subtest a we use statistical library file test_1_sub_3_a.pm which neither defines nor exports the symbols &calculateStatistic and &initializeStatistic. The error that statistic.pl should give is in file test-1.sub-3-a.reqd. In subtest b we use statistical library file test_1_sub_3_b.pm which defines initializeStatistic but not calculateStatistic, while in subtest c we use statistical library file test_1_sub_3_c.pm which defines calculateStatistic but not initializeStatistic. In both these cases, statistic.pl should give an error, as in files test-1.sub-3-b.reqd and test-1.sub-3-c.reqd respectively. Statistical library test-1.sub-3-d.pm defines both, and so we should not get any error on this file, as tested in subtest d. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- This subtest checks statistic.pl's reaction when less than the required number of files are provided to it on the commandline. Subtest a checks statistic.pl's reaction when only a library file is provided while subtest b does the same for when only the library and the destination files are provided. 2.1.5. Subtest 5: ----------------- It is possible that the input ngram file does not have the main ngram frequency. This might be alright, except that if a --frequency cut-off is provided, it would be impossible to execute (since the ngram frequency is missing). In this situation, statistic.pl provides a warning that the frequency cut-off requested is being ignored. This subtest checks for this warning. 2.1.6 Subtest 6: ---------------- Tests if statistic.pl correctly detects the error when tokens include the marker sequence <||>. This marker is internally used to separate N-gram strings stored according to their statistic scores. The hash structure we use stores all N-grams with a particular score separated by <||> sequence in a hash. Having <||> within any N-gram tokens results into program malfunctioning. Hence, in such case, the program is expected to abort with error message as shown in test-1.sub-6.reqd 2.2. Phase 2: Testing statistic.pl's behaviour under normal operation: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'normal-op.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-op.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.2.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- This subtest checks if set_freq_combo and get_freq_combo are working fine or not. File test-2.sub-1-a.cnt has trigrams in it but without all the frequency values. We will use switch --set_freq_combo to provide statistic.pl with the necessary frequency combination file (test-2.sub-1-a.freq_combo.txt) and then use --get_freq_combo to check if we get exactly the same file again. 2.2.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- In this subtest we observe the effect of using switch --frequency. In subtest a, we use --frequency 2 to cut off all the ngrams with frequency 1 while in subtest b, we use --frequency 3 to cut off everything but the top ngram (which has a frequency of 3). 2.2.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- This subtest tests the --rank switch. Subtest a runs statistic.pl with --rank 6 and subtest b with --rank 3. 2.2.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- This subtest checks the --precision switch. Subtest a runs statistic.pl with --precision 0 which implies that we dont want any places of decimal. Note that this is not an erroneous condition! Subtest b runs it with --precision 5 and subtest c with --precision 10. 2.2.5. Subtest 5: ----------------- In this subtest we check the effect of using the switch --score. Subtest a runs statistic.pl using a score cutoff of 0.8 and subtest b does the same with a cutoff of 1.2. 2.2.6. Subtest 6: ----------------- This subtest tests the --format switch. The expected output is in file test-2.sub-6.reqd. 2.2.7. Subtest 7: ----------------- This subtest tests the --extended switch. The input file, test-2.sub-7.cnt, has extended information (since it was created by count.pl with the switch --extended). Subtest a runs statistic.pl on this file with the --extended switch. The expected output, which should have all the extended information preserved, as well as some additional information, is in file test-2.sub-7-a.reqd. Subtest b runs statistic.pl on this file without the --extended switch. The expected output, which should have no extended information, is in file test-2.sub-7-b.reqd. 3. Evaluation of execution time of count.pl on big files: --------------------------------------------------------- The following experiments were conducted on machine csdev01 at the Univ of Minnesota, Duluth, Computer Science Department laboratory. scarp.2.cnt was obtained by running count.pl on the etext "The Scarlet Pimpernel" by Baroness Orczy obtained from the following url: ftp://ibiblio.org/pub/docs/books/gutenberg/etext93/scarp10.txt wc scarp.2.cnt: 45792 137374 1051531 1> time statistic.pl dice scarp.dice scarp.2.cnt 23.0u 0.0s 0:24 95% 0+0k 0+0io 0pf+0w 2> time statistic.pl ll scarp.ll scarp.2.cnt 35.0u 0.0s 0:36 96% 0+0k 0+0io 0pf+0w 3> time statistic.pl x2 scarp.x2 scarp.2.cnt 30.0u 0.0s 0:31 95% 0+0k 0+0io 0pf+0w 4> time statistic.pl leftFisher scarp.leftFisher scarp.2.cnt 71.0u 0.0s 1:12 98% 0+0k 0+0io 0pf+0w 5> time statistic.pl mi scarp.mi scarp.2.cnt 28.0u 0.0s 0:29 96% 0+0k 0+0io 0pf+0w 4. Conclusions: --------------- Program statistic.pl has been run with a variety of switches, and its response has been noted. These tests can be used to check for backward compatibility of newer versions. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-2.sub-1-a.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000003510440076104022270 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 2 1 2 2 0 1 2 0 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test_2.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000000010445042330017716 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-4-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000011210276302305020271 0ustar tpederseNo output file (DESTINATION) supplied. Type statistic.pl --help for help. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test_1_sub_3_d.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000000010445042330021313 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-2.sub-6.reqd0100644012467300001570000000072110440076104020062 0ustar tpederseTotal sample size = 17 N-gram Rank test_2 value Frequency Values ---------------------------------------------------- line<>of 1 1.5000 3 3 3 of<>the 2 1.3333 2 3 3 same<>text 3 1.1667 2 3 2 the<>same 4 1.0000 2 2 2 a<>third 5 0.8333 1 2 2 text<>second 6 0.6667 1 2 1 third<>line 7 0.5000 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-2-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004510440076103020272 0ustar tpederseFrequency combination "0 1" missing! Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-2.cnt0100644012467300001570000000035410276302305017712 0ustar tpederse10 line<>of<>text<>2 3 2 2 and<>a<>third<>1 1 1 1 third<>line<>of<>1 1 3 2 second<>line<>and<>1 1 3 1 line<>and<>a<>1 3 1 1 a<>third<>line<>1 1 1 2 text<>second<>line<>1 1 1 2 of<>text<>second<>1 1 1 1 first<>line<>of<>1 1 3 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-2.sub-4-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000023010276302305020273 0ustar tpederse17 line<>of<>1 2 3 3 3 same<>text<>2 1 2 3 2 a<>third<>2 1 1 2 2 text<>second<>2 1 1 2 1 the<>same<>2 1 2 2 2 of<>the<>2 1 2 3 3 third<>line<>3 0 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-3-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000032210446075412020301 0ustar tpederseError from statistic library! Error code: 101 Error message: Error calculateStatistic() - Mandatory function calculateStatistic() not defined. Your implementation should override this method. Aborting.... Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-2.sub-7-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000067210440076104020306 0ustar tpederse@count.Ngram=2 @count.WindowSize=2 @count.FrequencyCut=0 @statistic.StatisticName=test_2 @statistic.Formatted=0 17 line<>of<>1 1.5000 3 3 3 of<>the<>2 1.1667 2 3 2 same<>text<>2 1.1667 2 2 3 of<>text<>2 1.1667 1 3 3 the<>same<>3 1.0000 2 2 2 third<>line<>4 0.8333 1 1 3 second<>line<>4 0.8333 1 1 3 first<>line<>4 0.8333 1 1 3 text<>second<>5 0.6667 1 2 1 text<>and<>5 0.6667 1 2 1 a<>third<>6 0.5000 1 1 1 and<>a<>6 0.5000 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-1-c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000010276302305020264 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-5.freq_comb.txt0100644012467300001570000000000410276302305021674 0ustar tpederse0 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000031410276302305017705 0ustar tpederse7 line<>in<>it<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>file<>with<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is<>a<>file<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 this<>is<>a<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 with<>one<>line<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 file<>with<>one<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 one<>line<>in<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-2.sub-4-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000030210276302305020274 0ustar tpederse17 line<>of<>1 1.50000 3 3 3 of<>the<>2 1.33333 2 3 3 same<>text<>3 1.16667 2 3 2 the<>same<>4 1.00000 2 2 2 a<>third<>5 0.83333 1 2 2 text<>second<>6 0.66667 1 2 1 third<>line<>7 0.50000 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-5.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007310440076104020060 0ustar tpederseFrequency combination "0 1" (frequency of bigram) missing! Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-3-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000032210446075412020300 0ustar tpederseError from statistic library! Error code: 101 Error message: Error calculateStatistic() - Mandatory function calculateStatistic() not defined. Your implementation should override this method. Aborting.... Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000004003110770477070017407 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test statistic.pl's behaviour under normal working # conditions. # --------------------------------------- # Script was originally written by Bano # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # changelog # # version Date Updater Changes done ChangeId # 0.53 01/09/2003 Amruta fixed the problem of ADP.53.1 # missing sort operations # before test result # comparisions # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # library file for whole testing /bin/mv -f ./test_1_sub_3_a.pm_test ./test_1_sub_3_a.pm /bin/mv -f ./test_1_sub_3_b.pm_test ./test_1_sub_3_b.pm /bin/mv -f ./test_1_sub_3_c.pm_test ./test_1_sub_3_c.pm /bin/mv -f ./test_1_sub_3_d.pm_test ./test_1_sub_3_d.pm /bin/mv -f ./test_2.pm_test ./test_2.pm /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_a.pm_test Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_a.pm /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_b.pm_test Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_b.pm /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_c.pm_test Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_c.pm /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_d.pm_test Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_d.pm /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_2.pm_test Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_2.pm /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test-1.pm_test Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test-1.pm /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_1_sub_3_a.pm_test Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_1_sub_3_a.pm /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_1_sub_3_b.pm_test Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_1_sub_3_b.pm /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_1_sub_3_c.pm_test Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_1_sub_3_c.pm /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_1_sub_3_d.pm_test Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_1_sub_3_d.pm /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_2.pm_test Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_2.pm set LIB = "test_2.pm" set PERL5LIB = `pwd` if (!(-e $LIB)) then echo "File $LIB does not exist... aborting" exit endif # Subtest 1: check to see if set_freq_combo and get_freq_combo is # working or not! echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq combo file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.freq_combo.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-2.sub-1-a.cnt has trigrams in it but without all the frequency # values. set_freq_combo is required. we will use it and then do a # get_freq_combo to see if we are getting the right combinations! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE --get_freq_combo freq.out $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE --get_freq_combo freq.out $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output # -------- # ADP.53.1 # -------- sort test-2.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > difference #diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif # compare output from get_freq_combo with the file passed through # set_freq_combo. should be the same. diff -b freq.out $FREQCOMBFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output frequency combination file matches target frequency combination file (as provided in $FREQCOMBFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between freq.out and $FREQCOMBFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out /bin/rm -f freq.out # Subtest 2: check to see if --frequency is working or not echo "Subtest 2" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # subtest 2 a # test-2.sub-2.cnt has bigrams in it; one with freq 3, three with freq # 2, etc. with --frequency 2, we should have only these four bigrams # left. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-2-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --frequency 2 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --frequency 2 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output # -------- # ADP.53.1 # -------- sort test-2.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > difference #diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out /bin/rm -f freq.out # subtest 2 b # test-2.sub-2.cnt has bigrams in it; one with freq 3, three with freq # 2, etc. with --frequency 3, we should have only one bigram left. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-2-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --frequency 3 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --frequency 3 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output # -------- # ADP.53.1 # -------- sort test-2.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > difference #diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out /bin/rm -f freq.out /bin/rm -f t1 /bin/rm -f t2 # Subtest 3: check to see if --rank is working or not echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # subtest 3 a # using test_2.pm, each of the 7 bigrams get different ranks. we # should get top 6 with --rank 6. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-3-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --rank 6 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --rank 6 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output # -------- # ADP.53.1 # -------- sort test-2.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > difference #diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out /bin/rm -f freq.out # subtest 3 b # what do we get with --rank 3?! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-3-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --rank 3 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --rank 3 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output # -------- # ADP.53.1 # -------- sort test-2.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > difference #diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out /bin/rm -f freq.out # Subtest 4: check to see if --precision is working or not echo "Subtest 4" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # subtest 4 a # try with precision 0. should get no places of decimal. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-4-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --precision 0 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --precision 0 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output # -------- # ADP.53.1 # -------- sort test-2.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > difference #diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out /bin/rm -f freq.out # subtest 4 b # --precision 5? # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-4-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --precision 5 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --precision 5 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output # -------- # ADP.53.1 # -------- sort test-2.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > difference #diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out /bin/rm -f freq.out # subtest 4 c # --precision 10? # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-4-c.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --precision 10 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --precision 10 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output # -------- # ADP.53.1 # -------- sort test-2.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > difference #diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out /bin/rm -f freq.out # Subtest 5: check to see if --score is working is working or not echo "Subtest 5" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # subtest 5 a # try with score cutoff 0.8 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-5-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --score 0.8 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --score 0.8 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output # -------- # ADP.53.1 # -------- sort test-2.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > difference #diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out /bin/rm -f freq.out # subtest 5 b # --score 1.2? # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-5-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --score 1.2 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --score 1.2 $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output # -------- # ADP.53.1 # -------- sort test-2.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > difference #diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out /bin/rm -f freq.out # Subtest 6: check to see if --format is working or not echo "Subtest 6" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-6.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --format $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --format $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output # -------- # ADP.53.1 # -------- sort test-2.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > difference #diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out /bin/rm -f freq.out # Subtest 7: check to see if --extended is working or not echo "Subtest 7" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-7.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # subtest 7 a # first check with the --extended switch in place # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-7-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --extended $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --extended $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output # -------- # ADP.53.1 # -------- sort test-2.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > difference #diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out /bin/rm -f freq.out # subtest 7 b # next check without the --extended switch in place # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-7-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl $LIB test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the actual output with the required output # -------- # ADP.53.1 # -------- sort test-2.out > t1 sort $TARGETFILE > t2 diff -w t1 t2 > difference #diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out /bin/rm -f freq.out /bin/rm -f t1 /bin/rm -f t2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-6.cnt0100644012467300001570000000123610276302305017716 0ustar tpederse31305746 united<>states<>134866 193980 161061 prime<>minister<>111012 116284 256836 million<>dollars<>79024 198161 181063 billion<>dollars<>68161 151741 181063 told<>afp<>51654 118070 89747 foreign<>minister<>50442 169881 256836 hong<>kong<>49559 51017 50772 news<>agency<>43533 73662 65331 human<>rights<>38995 48417 53914 united<>nations<>36167 193980 55477 world<>cup<>34204 126419 57812 west<>bank<||>co<>33726 60125 90425 peace<>process<>30388 101922 41082 south<>africa<>28533 128854 33663 told<>reporters<>28447 118070 31434 european<>union<>27356 97830 60546 middle<>east<>25843 29886 45463 south<>korea<>24282 128854 48347 foreign<>ministry<>23679 169881 59456 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test_1_sub_3_c.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000000010445042330021312 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-2.sub-2-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000015110276302305020273 0ustar tpederse17 line<>of<>1 1.5000 3 3 3 of<>the<>2 1.3333 2 3 3 same<>text<>3 1.1667 2 3 2 the<>same<>4 1.0000 2 2 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-2.sub-5-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000006410276302305020302 0ustar tpederse17 line<>of<>1 1.5000 3 3 3 of<>the<>2 1.3333 2 3 3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-2.sub-5-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000020210276302305020273 0ustar tpederse17 line<>of<>1 1.5000 3 3 3 of<>the<>2 1.3333 2 3 3 same<>text<>3 1.1667 2 3 2 the<>same<>4 1.0000 2 2 2 a<>third<>5 0.8333 1 2 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-2.sub-3-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000011710276302305020277 0ustar tpederse17 line<>of<>1 1.5000 3 3 3 of<>the<>2 1.3333 2 3 3 same<>text<>3 1.1667 2 3 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000003617210445042330020413 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test statistic.pl's responses to various erroneous # conditions # Subtest 1: what happens when the ngram in the input file does not # have the expected number of tokens echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-1.cnt" set PERL5LIB = pwd # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # library file set LIB = "test_1_sub_3_d.pm" if (!(-e $LIB)) then echo "File $LIB does not exist... aborting" exit endif # subtest 1 a # test-1.sub-1.cnt has trigrams in it. so statistic.pl should be run with # --ngram 3. if no --ngram provided, then bigram is assumed and there # should be an error as defined in test-1.sub-1-a.reqd. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # subtest 1 b # similarly, there should an error when --ngram 4 is used, as defined # in test-1.sub-1-b.reqd. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 4 $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 4 $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # subtest 1 c # finally, there should be no complaint when using --ngram 3 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1-c.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2: what happens when the number of frequency values in the # input file does not match with expected value (expected by default # from the --ngram setting or from the --set_freq_combo setting. echo "Subtest 2" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # library file set LIB = "test_1_sub_3_d.pm" if (!(-e $LIB)) then echo "File $LIB does not exist... aborting" exit endif # subtest 2 a # test-1.sub-2.cnt has trigrams in it, but with only 4 frequency # values as opposed to the possible 7. this file was created using # test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt file with the --set_freq_combo # switch. so statistic.pl should also be run with --set_freq_combo # test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt. Check what happens if we dont provide # this file! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # subtest 2 b # there shouldnt be any problems if we use --set_freq_combo test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2-b.reqd" set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt" # first check if these files exist. if any one does not, quit if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 --set_freq_comb $FREQCOMBFILE $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 --set_freq_comb $FREQCOMBFILE $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 3: what happens when the mandatory functions # initializeStatistic() and calculateStatistic() are not defined in # the statistic library file. echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-1.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # subtest 3 a # statistical library file test_1_sub_3_a.pm neither defines nor # exports the symbols &calculateStatistic and &initializeStatistic # statistic.pl should give an error! note that since our testfile # test-1.sub-1.cnt has trigrams, we shall run statistic.pl with # --ngram 3 # library file set LIB = "test_1_sub_3_a.pm" if (!(-e $LIB)) then echo "File $LIB does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # subtest 3 b # statistical library file test_1_sub_3_b.pm defines # initializeStatistic but not calculateStatistic. # library file set LIB = "test_1_sub_3_b.pm" if (!(-e $LIB)) then echo "File $LIB does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # subtest 3 c # statistical library file test_1_sub_3_c.pm defines # calculateStatistic but not initializeStatistic. # library file set LIB = "test_1_sub_3_c.pm" if (!(-e $LIB)) then echo "File $LIB does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3-c.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # subtest 3 d # statistical library file test_1_sub_3_d.pm defines both # calculateStatistic and initializeStatistic, so should not get any # errors on this one! # library file set LIB = "test_1_sub_3_d.pm" if (!(-e $LIB)) then echo "File $LIB does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3-d.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 4: what happens when the commandline is short on files?! echo "Subtest 4" echo "" # library file for all of subtest 4 set LIB = "test_1_sub_3_d.pm" if (!(-e $LIB)) then echo "File $LIB does not exist... aborting" exit endif # subtest 4 a # run statistic.pl with only a library # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl $LIB" statistic.pl $LIB >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out # subtest 4 b # run statistic.pl with only a library and an output file # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl $LIB test-1.out" statistic.pl $LIB test-1.out >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 5: what happens when the input frequency combinations dont # have the ngram frequency and a frequency cut off is requested?! echo "Subtest 5" echo "" # test file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-5.cnt" if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq combo file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-5.freq_comb.txt" if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # library file set LIB = "test_1_sub_3_d.pm" if (!(-e $LIB)) then echo "File $LIB does not exist... aborting" exit endif # file test-1.sub-5.cnt does not have the main ngram frequency and has # only the two marginal totals. a frequency cut off is meaningless # here, and should be warned off and ignored. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-5.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --frequency 2 --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --frequency 2 --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE $LIB test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 6: what happens when the tokens include internal marker <||> # Test added by Amruta during version 0.71 echo "Subtest 6" echo "" echo "Test: statistic.pl ll test-1.out test-1.sub-6.cnt" statistic.pl ll test-1.out test-1.sub-6.cnt >& error.out diff error.out test-1.sub-6.reqd > difference if(-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in test-1.sub-6.reqd)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and test-1.sub-6.reqd :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference error.out test-1.out /bin/mv -f test_1_sub_3_a.pm test_1_sub_3_a.pm_test /bin/mv -f test_1_sub_3_b.pm test_1_sub_3_b.pm_test /bin/mv -f test_1_sub_3_c.pm test_1_sub_3_c.pm_test /bin/mv -f test_1_sub_3_d.pm test_1_sub_3_d.pm_test /bin/mv -f test_2.pm test_2.pm_test /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_a.pm Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_a.pm_test /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_b.pm Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_b.pm_test /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_c.pm Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_c.pm_test /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_d.pm Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_1_sub_3_d.pm_test /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_2.pm Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test_2.pm_test /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test-1.pm Text/NSP/Measures/2D/test-1.pm_test /bin/mv -f Text/NSP/Measures/3D/test_1_sub_3_a.pm 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pop<>music<>,<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 72 1 1 1 pursuing<>knowledge<>was<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 insane<>damage<>financially<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 couch<>potatoes<>and<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 63 1 1 1 main<>reasons<>for<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 10 1 1 1 further<>research<>in<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 28 1 1 1 reading<>habits<>.<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 80 1 1 1 public<>discussion<>as<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 13 1 1 1 no<>longer<>needs<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 much<>mirth<>to<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 63 1 1 1 Industrial<>Revolution<>not<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 13 1 1 1 damage<>financially<>to<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 63 1 1 1 becoming<>major<>criminals<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 large<>city<>.<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 80 1 1 1 Nowadays<>robots<>are<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 21 1 1 1 publicly<>admitted<>that<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 35 1 1 1 question<>arises<>whether<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 right<>buttons<>.<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 80 1 1 1 spacious<>apartment<>,<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 72 1 1 1 final<>judgment<>should<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 industrial<>revolutionary<>,<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 72 1 1 1 edged<>swords<>.<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 80 1 1 1 thought<>Terminator<>gave<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 relationship<>between<>enjoyment<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 certainly<>grow<>to<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 63 1 1 1 watch<>movies<>,<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 72 1 1 1 global<>scientific<>technology<>107 0.5000 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test_1_sub_3_a.pm_test0100644012467300001570000000000010445042330021310 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000001410276302305022051 0ustar tpederse0 1 2 0 1 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-6.reqd0100644012467300001570000000016510276302305020065 0ustar tpederseDetected sequence <||> within Ngram - west<>bank<||>co<>33726 60125 90425. statistic.pl will not behave as expected. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-2.sub-4-c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000034510276302305020304 0ustar tpederse17 line<>of<>1 1.5000000000 3 3 3 of<>the<>2 1.3333333333 2 3 3 same<>text<>3 1.1666666667 2 3 2 the<>same<>4 1.0000000000 2 2 2 a<>third<>5 0.8333333333 1 2 2 text<>second<>6 0.6666666667 1 2 1 third<>line<>7 0.5000000000 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-2-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007110276302305020273 0ustar tpederseWrong number of frequency values on line 2. Expecting 7. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-2.sub-2-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000003410276302305020274 0ustar tpederse17 line<>of<>1 1.5000 3 3 3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/statistic/test-1.sub-3-c.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000010440076104020264 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160015234 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-1.sub-3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000202010411163132020130 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>two<>5 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>three<>5 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>four<>3 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>two<>2 3 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>four<>1 3 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 1 5 test-1.sub-3.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000001110276302304022350 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000000610276302304022135 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-1.sub-4.cnt0100644012467300001570000000030110276302304017767 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-2.sub-1-a.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302304020213 0ustar tpederse100 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000001320510276302304020471 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test leftFisher.pm's responses to various erroneous # conditions. note of course that leftFisher never halts on errors/warnings # but sets error codes that statistic.pl can request later on. # ------------------------------------------------------------------- # Subtest 1: what happens when ngram > 2 is provided to leftFisher echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-1.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-1.cnt has trigrams in it. so leftFisher.pm should complain # during the initialization step, since leftFisher is for bigrams only! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 leftFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 leftFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # ------------------------------------------------------------------- # Subtest 2: what happens when all three frequency values are not # available to leftFisher echo "Subtest 2" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq combo file describing above input file's frequency values set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-2.cnt has bigrams in it, but only 2 of the three required frequency values. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE leftFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE leftFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # ------------------------------------------------------------------- # Subtest 3: what happens when the totalBigrams is less equal to 0 echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-3.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-3.cnt has totalBigrams = -17 in it. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl leftFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl leftFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # ------------------------------------------------------------------- # Subtest 4: what happens when the frequency values are "wrong" echo "Subtest 4" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-4.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-4.cnt has only one bigram that has "correct" # values. every other is wrong! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETERRORFILE = "test-1.sub-4.error.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETERRORFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETERRORFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl leftFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl leftFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETERRORFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETERRORFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETERRORFILE :" cat difference endif # compare the actual output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-1.sub-2.cnt0100644012467300001570000000014210276302304017770 0ustar tpederse100 one<>two<>5 13 one<>three<>5 13 one<>four<>3 13 two<>two<>2 3 two<>four<>1 3 three<>four<>1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-1.sub-3.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302304017776 0ustar tpederse-17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-1.sub-4.error.reqd0100644012467300001570000000313410411163132021270 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 201 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not be negative. Skipping ngram one<>two<>-1 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram one<>three<>18 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram one<>four<>10 6 12 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram two<>two<>10 12 6 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not be negative. Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 -1 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>one<>1 18 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not be negative. Skipping ngram four<>five<>1 1 -1 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>five<>1 1 18 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram three<>seven<>1 0 0 test-1.sub-4.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-1.sub-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000031410276302304017770 0ustar tpederse7 line<>in<>it<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>file<>with<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is<>a<>file<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 this<>is<>a<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 with<>one<>line<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 file<>with<>one<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 one<>line<>in<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302304017046 0ustar tpederse100 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/README.txt0100644012467300001570000001073110276302304016721 0ustar tpederseTesting for leftFisher.pm ------------------------- Satanjeev Banerjee bane0025@d.umn.edu 13th February, 2002 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested leftFisher.pm, a component of Bigram Statistics Package version 0.5. File leftFisher.pm implements the left fisher measure of association. Note that leftFisher.pm is not a program by itself, but is a statistical library package that is plugged into statistic.pl. We test here the features of leftFisher.pm by running statistic.pl. Following is a description of the aspects of leftFisher.pm that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of leftFisher.pm can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing leftFisher.pm's response to erroneous conditions. Phase 2: Testing leftFisher.pm's behaviour under normal conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing leftFisher.pm's response to erroneous conditions: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- LeftFisher.pm is meant only for bigrams. This test checks if leftFisher.pm throws an error when provided with larger n-grams. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- LeftFisher.pm requires three frequency values: the frequency of the bigram, and the two marginal totals (number of bigrams with the token on the left and number of bigrams with the total on the right). If these are not provided, leftFisher.pm should throw an error. This test checks for this error. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- The total number of bigrams in the file should be 1 or more. This test checks if leftFisher.pm does indeed throw an error when passed a total bigrams value that is less than or equal to zero. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- The numbers passed to leftFisher.pm should be "valid" in that they should represent a possible two-by-two table. If this is not the case, various warnings are thrown by leftFisher.pm. This test checks for these warnings. Following is the input file, test-1.sub-4.cnt: 17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 The first bigram, "one<>two<>" should elicit a warning that a frequency value cannot be negative. The next bigram, "one<>three<>" should elicit the warning that the frequency value (18) cannot exceed the total number of bigrams. The third bigram, "one<>four<>" should result in a warning that the frequency value of the bigram (10) cannot exceed the marginal totals (12). Similarly for the next bigram. The fifth bigram, "two<>four<>" has no problems and should be calculated for. The sixth bigram "three<>four<>" must not have a negative value for the marginal total, the seventh bigram "three<>one<>" has too large a marginal value (18) since it exceeds the total number of bigrams, the eighth bigram has a negative marginal total value and the ninth bigram, "three<>five<>" has too large a marginal total. Finally, the last bigram "three<>seven<>" again has its bigram frequency greater than the marginal frequencies. 2.2. Phase 2: Testing leftFisher.pm's behaviour under normal conditions: ------------------------------------------------------------------ The script for this phase is 'normal-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs a single subtest that checks two things: First, it checks if leftFisher.pm works when the frequencies are given in a non default order. All three frequency values are required, however they could be in any order. Subtest a checks to see what happens when the frequencies are in the default order (0-1, 0, 1) and subtest b checks the situation when they are in a different order (0, 1, 0-1). Second it checks the actual calculations of leftFisher.pm. The output target files, test-2.sub-1-a.reqd and test-2.sub-1-b.reqd, have been checked manually to see if the scores obtained are correct. 3. Conclusions: --------------- Statistical library package leftFisher.pm has been tested for erroneous conditions and normal operations too. It works! These tests can be used to check for backward compatibility of newer versions. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-1.sub-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000005710411142437020143 0ustar tpederseError: This measure is only defined for bigramsText-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-2.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024410276302304020361 0ustar tpederse100 one<>two<>1 1.0000 13 7 5 one<>three<>1 1.0000 13 5 5 three<>four<>1 1.0000 1 5 1 two<>two<>2 0.9998 3 7 2 one<>four<>3 0.9992 13 5 3 two<>four<>4 0.9941 3 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-2.sub-1-b.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302304020214 0ustar tpederse100 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-2.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024410276302304020360 0ustar tpederse100 one<>two<>1 1.0000 5 13 7 one<>three<>1 1.0000 5 13 5 three<>four<>1 1.0000 1 1 5 two<>two<>2 0.9998 2 3 7 one<>four<>3 0.9992 3 13 5 two<>four<>4 0.9941 1 3 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-1.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007110411142437020140 0ustar tpederseFrequency combination "1" (frequency of bigram) missing! Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000462610276302304017471 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test leftFisher.pm's output during normal operation (that # is, when all inputs are correct and as they should be! # ------------------------------------------------------------------- # Subtest 1: what happens when the three frequency combinations (0-1, # 0, 1) are in various different orders echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-2.sub-1.cnt has all the three frequency values in the default # order, that is: 0-1, 0, 1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl leftFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl leftFisher test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference1 if (-z difference1) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference1 /bin/rm -f test-1.out # ------------------------------------------------------------------- # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq comb file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt" # test-2.sub-1.cnt has the three frequency values in the following # order: 0, 1, 0-1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE leftFisher test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE leftFisher test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference2 if (-z difference2) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference2 /bin/rm -f test-2.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/leftFisher/test-1.sub-4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000010411163132020125 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507157015211 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A1.data3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000343210276302305020261 0ustar tpederseKaradzic had pushed for more power in the wake of gains by mostly Muslim government forces in recent weeks, sometimes supported by Bosnian Croat militias, that forced back the Serbs for hundreds of square miles (square kilometers) on several fronts. Government troops claimed further gains Thursday, saying they moved closer to Serb-held Teslic and Doboj in northern Bosnia. There was no confirmation from Bosnian Serb military sources. They said their troops had stopped a government offensive on Brcko, on the corridor linking rebel Serb holdings in Croatia to Bosnian Serb areas and Serbia proper. And they boasted of having government troops on the run near Bihac, in northwestern Bosnia. The Bihac region has been hotly fought over in recent days. The United Nations on Thursday condemned rebel Serbs in neighboring Croatia of shelling Bosnian troops across the border and of launching an air attack on Bihac. Fourteen people were wounded when a war plane fired a missile at the town Wednesday. It was unclear whether the aircraft had crossed into Bosnian airspace, thus violating a U.N.-proclaimed no fly zone that could have provoked a NATO attack on the plane. ``We will destroy'' government army formations around Bihac, Karadzic warned. He said war footing was necessary to free all available resources in the fight against the enemy. ``It's a serious decision,'' said Alexa Buha, the Bosnian Serbs' self-styled foreign minister. ``We don't want to do it too fast. We are concerned with the response and the mood of the people and the international community.'' The surge in fighting has sent tensions soaring throughout the country, including Sarajevo, where artillery and sniper fire are increasing. Five people, including one soldier, were wounded in Sarajevo on Wednesday. Thursday was relatively quiet. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000234110770473742017446 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # Shell Test script to run all tests which check normal behavior of # split-data.pl # normal-op.sh version 0.01 # By Amruta Purandare 02/23/2004 # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu ############################################################################# # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## set dirlist = `ls testA*.sh` foreach i ($dirlist) csh ./$i end Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/testA4.sh0100644012467300001570000000137010276302305016672 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A4 for split-data.pl" echo "Running split-data.pl --parts 4 test-A4.data" split-data.pl --parts 4 test-A4.data diff test-A4.data1 test-A4.data1.reqd > var1 diff test-A4.data2 test-A4.data2.reqd > var2 diff test-A4.data3 test-A4.data3.reqd > var3 diff test-A4.data4 test-A4.data4.reqd > var4 if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3 && -z var4) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A4.data1.reqd"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A4.data2.reqd"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A4.data3.reqd"; cat var3; echo "When tested against test-A4.data4.reqd"; cat var4; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 var4 test-A4.data1 test-A4.data2 test-A4.data3 test-A4.data4 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/testA1.sh0100644012467300001570000000115310276302305016666 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A1 for split-data.pl" echo "Running split-data.pl --parts 3 test-A1.data" split-data.pl --parts 3 test-A1.data diff test-A1.data1 test-A1.data1.reqd > var1 diff test-A1.data2 test-A1.data2.reqd > var2 diff test-A1.data3 test-A1.data3.reqd > var3 if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A1.data1.reqd"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A1.data2.reqd"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A1.data3.reqd"; cat var3; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 test-A1.data1 test-A1.data2 test-A1.data3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A1.data2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000071410276302305020260 0ustar tpederse``His life remains an inspiration to all of us,'' Aikins said. The American Ireland Fund is a private organization that has raised dlrs 60 million for programs that encourage peace, reconciliation and constructive change in Ireland. O'Neill died in January at age 81. Bosnian Serbs smarting under recent battlefield gains by their Muslim and Croat enemies responded Friday by investing their leader, Radovan Karadzic, with near-dictatorial powers to wage war. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/testB1.sh0100644012467300001570000000057610276302305016677 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test B1 for split-data.pl" echo "Running split-data.pl --parts 15 test-B1.data" split-data.pl --parts 15 test-B1.data >& test-B1.output sort test-B1.output > t0 sort test-B1.reqd > t1 diff -w t0 t1 > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-B1.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f t0 t1 var1 test-B1.output Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A2.data2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000060110276302305020254 0ustar tpederseThe program, called Initiative on Conflict Resolution and Ethnicity, was chosen because its mission reflects O'Neill's philosophy, fund officials said. ``His life remains an inspiration to all of us,'' Aikins said. The American Ireland Fund is a private organization that has raised dlrs 60 million for programs that encourage peace, reconciliation and constructive change in Ireland. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A2.data1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000132210276302305020254 0ustar tpederseAn endowed chair has been named at a Northern Ireland university program for Thomas P. ``Tip'' O'Neill, the late Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. ``The American Ireland Fund is proud to establish this honorable and prestigious post in memory of Tip O'Neill for his spirited dedication to resolving the differences in Northern Ireland without violence,'' Kingsley Aikins, executive director of the American Ireland Fund, said Thursday. The program, run jointly by the United Nations University and the University of Ulster, is aimed at developing non-violent approaches to resolve ethnic conflicts. It also focuses on cultivating scholastic, economic and political links between the United States and Ireland. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A4.data4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000023010276302305020256 0ustar tpederseThe program, called Initiative on Conflict Resolution and Ethnicity, was chosen because its mission reflects O'Neill's philosophy, fund officials said. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A1.data1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000155210276302305020260 0ustar tpederseAn endowed chair has been named at a Northern Ireland university program for Thomas P. ``Tip'' O'Neill, the late Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. ``The American Ireland Fund is proud to establish this honorable and prestigious post in memory of Tip O'Neill for his spirited dedication to resolving the differences in Northern Ireland without violence,'' Kingsley Aikins, executive director of the American Ireland Fund, said Thursday. The program, run jointly by the United Nations University and the University of Ulster, is aimed at developing non-violent approaches to resolve ethnic conflicts. It also focuses on cultivating scholastic, economic and political links between the United States and Ireland. The program, called Initiative on Conflict Resolution and Ethnicity, was chosen because its mission reflects O'Neill's philosophy, fund officials said. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A3.data0100644012467300001570000000612010276302305017243 0ustar tpederseAn endowed chair has been named at a Northern Ireland university program for Thomas P. ``Tip'' O'Neill, the late Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. ``The American Ireland Fund is proud to establish this honorable and prestigious post in memory of Tip O'Neill for his spirited dedication to resolving the differences in Northern Ireland without violence,'' Kingsley Aikins, executive director of the American Ireland Fund, said Thursday. The program, run jointly by the United Nations University and the University of Ulster, is aimed at developing non-violent approaches to resolve ethnic conflicts. It also focuses on cultivating scholastic, economic and political links between the United States and Ireland. The program, called Initiative on Conflict Resolution and Ethnicity, was chosen because its mission reflects O'Neill's philosophy, fund officials said. ``His life remains an inspiration to all of us,'' Aikins said. The American Ireland Fund is a private organization that has raised dlrs 60 million for programs that encourage peace, reconciliation and constructive change in Ireland. O'Neill died in January at age 81. Bosnian Serbs smarting under recent battlefield gains by their Muslim and Croat enemies responded Friday by investing their leader, Radovan Karadzic, with near-dictatorial powers to wage war. Karadzic had pushed for more power in the wake of gains by mostly Muslim government forces in recent weeks, sometimes supported by Bosnian Croat militias, that forced back the Serbs for hundreds of square miles (square kilometers) on several fronts. Government troops claimed further gains Thursday, saying they moved closer to Serb-held Teslic and Doboj in northern Bosnia. There was no confirmation from Bosnian Serb military sources. They said their troops had stopped a government offensive on Brcko, on the corridor linking rebel Serb holdings in Croatia to Bosnian Serb areas and Serbia proper. And they boasted of having government troops on the run near Bihac, in northwestern Bosnia. The Bihac region has been hotly fought over in recent days. The United Nations on Thursday condemned rebel Serbs in neighboring Croatia of shelling Bosnian troops across the border and of launching an air attack on Bihac. Fourteen people were wounded when a war plane fired a missile at the town Wednesday. It was unclear whether the aircraft had crossed into Bosnian airspace, thus violating a U.N.-proclaimed no fly zone that could have provoked a NATO attack on the plane. ``We will destroy'' government army formations around Bihac, Karadzic warned. He said war footing was necessary to free all available resources in the fight against the enemy. ``It's a serious decision,'' said Alexa Buha, the Bosnian Serbs' self-styled foreign minister. ``We don't want to do it too fast. We are concerned with the response and the mood of the people and the international community.'' The surge in fighting has sent tensions soaring throughout the country, including Sarajevo, where artillery and sniper fire are increasing. Five people, including one soldier, were wounded in Sarajevo on Wednesday. Thursday was relatively quiet. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-B1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000014310276302305017263 0ustar tpederseERROR(split-data.pl): Can not divide DATA file with 12 lines into 15 parts. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000000234110770473742020455 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # Shell Test script to run all tests which check error conditions in # split-data.pl # error-op.sh version 0.01 # By Amruta Purandare 02/23/2004 # Copyright (C) 2002-2004 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu ############################################################################# # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## set dirlist = `ls testB*.sh` foreach i ($dirlist) csh ./$i end Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A4.data1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000023710276302305020262 0ustar tpederseAn endowed chair has been named at a Northern Ireland university program for Thomas P. ``Tip'' O'Neill, the late Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/testA2.sh0100644012467300001570000000115310276302305016667 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A2 for split-data.pl" echo "Running split-data.pl --parts 3 test-A2.data" split-data.pl --parts 3 test-A2.data diff test-A2.data1 test-A2.data1.reqd > var1 diff test-A2.data2 test-A2.data2.reqd > var2 diff test-A2.data3 test-A2.data3.reqd > var3 if(-z var1 && -z var2 && -z var3) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A2.data1.reqd"; cat var1; echo "When tested against test-A2.data2.reqd"; cat var2; echo "When tested against test-A2.data3.reqd"; cat var3; endif /bin/rm -f var1 var2 var3 test-A2.data1 test-A2.data2 test-A2.data3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/README.txt0100644012467300001570000000347410276302305016677 0ustar tpederse******************************************************************************* README.txt FOR Testing split-data.pl Version 0.01 Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Ted Pedersen, tpederse@umn.edu Amruta Purandare pura0010@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse/nsp.html ******************************************************************************* Testing for split-data.pl ------------------------ AMRUTA PURANDARE pura0010@d.umn.edu 02/23/2004 1. Introduction: ---------------- This program is a component of the N-gram Statistics Package that splits a given big data file into smaller parts. The scripts and files provided here could be used to test the correct behaviour of the program and backward compatibility. 2. Tests: ---------- 2.1 Normal conditions: ---------------------- Tests written in testA*.sh test split-data.pl under normal conditions. Run normal-op.sh to run all test cases testA*.sh Test A1: Tests split-data when each part has exactly same #lines In other words, #lines/#parts is a whole number Test A2: Tests split-data when #lines/#parts > 1 Test A3: Tests split-data when #parts = 1 Test A4: Tests split-data when #parts = #lines or #lines/#parts = 1 2.2 Error conditions: ---------------------- Tests written in testB*.sh test split-data.pl under error conditions. Run error-op.sh to run all test cases testB*.sh Test B1: Tests split-data when #parts > #lines or #lines/#parts < 1 3. Conclusions: --------------- We have tested program split-data.pl enough to conclude that it runs correctly. We have also provided the test scripts so that future versions of split-data.pl can be compared to the current version against these scripts. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A3.data1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000612010276302305020256 0ustar tpederseAn endowed chair has been named at a Northern Ireland university program for Thomas P. ``Tip'' O'Neill, the late Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. ``The American Ireland Fund is proud to establish this honorable and prestigious post in memory of Tip O'Neill for his spirited dedication to resolving the differences in Northern Ireland without violence,'' Kingsley Aikins, executive director of the American Ireland Fund, said Thursday. The program, run jointly by the United Nations University and the University of Ulster, is aimed at developing non-violent approaches to resolve ethnic conflicts. It also focuses on cultivating scholastic, economic and political links between the United States and Ireland. The program, called Initiative on Conflict Resolution and Ethnicity, was chosen because its mission reflects O'Neill's philosophy, fund officials said. ``His life remains an inspiration to all of us,'' Aikins said. The American Ireland Fund is a private organization that has raised dlrs 60 million for programs that encourage peace, reconciliation and constructive change in Ireland. O'Neill died in January at age 81. Bosnian Serbs smarting under recent battlefield gains by their Muslim and Croat enemies responded Friday by investing their leader, Radovan Karadzic, with near-dictatorial powers to wage war. Karadzic had pushed for more power in the wake of gains by mostly Muslim government forces in recent weeks, sometimes supported by Bosnian Croat militias, that forced back the Serbs for hundreds of square miles (square kilometers) on several fronts. Government troops claimed further gains Thursday, saying they moved closer to Serb-held Teslic and Doboj in northern Bosnia. There was no confirmation from Bosnian Serb military sources. They said their troops had stopped a government offensive on Brcko, on the corridor linking rebel Serb holdings in Croatia to Bosnian Serb areas and Serbia proper. And they boasted of having government troops on the run near Bihac, in northwestern Bosnia. The Bihac region has been hotly fought over in recent days. The United Nations on Thursday condemned rebel Serbs in neighboring Croatia of shelling Bosnian troops across the border and of launching an air attack on Bihac. Fourteen people were wounded when a war plane fired a missile at the town Wednesday. It was unclear whether the aircraft had crossed into Bosnian airspace, thus violating a U.N.-proclaimed no fly zone that could have provoked a NATO attack on the plane. ``We will destroy'' government army formations around Bihac, Karadzic warned. He said war footing was necessary to free all available resources in the fight against the enemy. ``It's a serious decision,'' said Alexa Buha, the Bosnian Serbs' self-styled foreign minister. ``We don't want to do it too fast. We are concerned with the response and the mood of the people and the international community.'' The surge in fighting has sent tensions soaring throughout the country, including Sarajevo, where artillery and sniper fire are increasing. Five people, including one soldier, were wounded in Sarajevo on Wednesday. Thursday was relatively quiet. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A2.data3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000256410276302305020267 0ustar tpederseO'Neill died in January at age 81. Bosnian Serbs smarting under recent battlefield gains by their Muslim and Croat enemies responded Friday by investing their leader, Radovan Karadzic, with near-dictatorial powers to wage war. Karadzic had pushed for more power in the wake of gains by mostly Muslim government forces in recent weeks, sometimes supported by Bosnian Croat militias, that forced back the Serbs for hundreds of square miles (square kilometers) on several fronts. Government troops claimed further gains Thursday, saying they moved closer to Serb-held Teslic and Doboj in northern Bosnia. There was no confirmation from Bosnian Serb military sources. They said their troops had stopped a government offensive on Brcko, on the corridor linking rebel Serb holdings in Croatia to Bosnian Serb areas and Serbia proper. And they boasted of having government troops on the run near Bihac, in northwestern Bosnia. The Bihac region has been hotly fought over in recent days. The United Nations on Thursday condemned rebel Serbs in neighboring Croatia of shelling Bosnian troops across the border and of launching an air attack on Bihac. Fourteen people were wounded when a war plane fired a missile at the town Wednesday. It was unclear whether the aircraft had crossed into Bosnian airspace, thus violating a U.N.-proclaimed no fly zone that could have provoked a NATO attack on the plane. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/testA3.sh0100644012467300001570000000052210276302305016667 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh echo "Test A3 for split-data.pl" echo "Running split-data.pl --parts 1 test-A3.data" split-data.pl --parts 1 test-A3.data diff test-A3.data1 test-A3.data1.reqd > var1 if(-z var1) then echo "Test Ok"; else echo "Test Error"; echo "When tested against test-A3.data1.reqd"; cat var1; endif /bin/rm -f var1 test-A3.data1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A4.data3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000042210276302305020260 0ustar tpederseThe program, run jointly by the United Nations University and the University of Ulster, is aimed at developing non-violent approaches to resolve ethnic conflicts. It also focuses on cultivating scholastic, economic and political links between the United States and Ireland. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A4.data2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000044110276302305020260 0ustar tpederse``The American Ireland Fund is proud to establish this honorable and prestigious post in memory of Tip O'Neill for his spirited dedication to resolving the differences in Northern Ireland without violence,'' Kingsley Aikins, executive director of the American Ireland Fund, said Thursday. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A1.data0100644012467300001570000000612010276302305017241 0ustar tpederseAn endowed chair has been named at a Northern Ireland university program for Thomas P. ``Tip'' O'Neill, the late Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. ``The American Ireland Fund is proud to establish this honorable and prestigious post in memory of Tip O'Neill for his spirited dedication to resolving the differences in Northern Ireland without violence,'' Kingsley Aikins, executive director of the American Ireland Fund, said Thursday. The program, run jointly by the United Nations University and the University of Ulster, is aimed at developing non-violent approaches to resolve ethnic conflicts. It also focuses on cultivating scholastic, economic and political links between the United States and Ireland. The program, called Initiative on Conflict Resolution and Ethnicity, was chosen because its mission reflects O'Neill's philosophy, fund officials said. ``His life remains an inspiration to all of us,'' Aikins said. The American Ireland Fund is a private organization that has raised dlrs 60 million for programs that encourage peace, reconciliation and constructive change in Ireland. O'Neill died in January at age 81. Bosnian Serbs smarting under recent battlefield gains by their Muslim and Croat enemies responded Friday by investing their leader, Radovan Karadzic, with near-dictatorial powers to wage war. Karadzic had pushed for more power in the wake of gains by mostly Muslim government forces in recent weeks, sometimes supported by Bosnian Croat militias, that forced back the Serbs for hundreds of square miles (square kilometers) on several fronts. Government troops claimed further gains Thursday, saying they moved closer to Serb-held Teslic and Doboj in northern Bosnia. There was no confirmation from Bosnian Serb military sources. They said their troops had stopped a government offensive on Brcko, on the corridor linking rebel Serb holdings in Croatia to Bosnian Serb areas and Serbia proper. And they boasted of having government troops on the run near Bihac, in northwestern Bosnia. The Bihac region has been hotly fought over in recent days. The United Nations on Thursday condemned rebel Serbs in neighboring Croatia of shelling Bosnian troops across the border and of launching an air attack on Bihac. Fourteen people were wounded when a war plane fired a missile at the town Wednesday. It was unclear whether the aircraft had crossed into Bosnian airspace, thus violating a U.N.-proclaimed no fly zone that could have provoked a NATO attack on the plane. ``We will destroy'' government army formations around Bihac, Karadzic warned. He said war footing was necessary to free all available resources in the fight against the enemy. ``It's a serious decision,'' said Alexa Buha, the Bosnian Serbs' self-styled foreign minister. ``We don't want to do it too fast. We are concerned with the response and the mood of the people and the international community.'' The surge in fighting has sent tensions soaring throughout the country, including Sarajevo, where artillery and sniper fire are increasing. Five people, including one soldier, were wounded in Sarajevo on Wednesday. Thursday was relatively quiet. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A2.data0100644012467300001570000000470710276302305017253 0ustar tpederseAn endowed chair has been named at a Northern Ireland university program for Thomas P. ``Tip'' O'Neill, the late Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. ``The American Ireland Fund is proud to establish this honorable and prestigious post in memory of Tip O'Neill for his spirited dedication to resolving the differences in Northern Ireland without violence,'' Kingsley Aikins, executive director of the American Ireland Fund, said Thursday. The program, run jointly by the United Nations University and the University of Ulster, is aimed at developing non-violent approaches to resolve ethnic conflicts. It also focuses on cultivating scholastic, economic and political links between the United States and Ireland. The program, called Initiative on Conflict Resolution and Ethnicity, was chosen because its mission reflects O'Neill's philosophy, fund officials said. ``His life remains an inspiration to all of us,'' Aikins said. The American Ireland Fund is a private organization that has raised dlrs 60 million for programs that encourage peace, reconciliation and constructive change in Ireland. O'Neill died in January at age 81. Bosnian Serbs smarting under recent battlefield gains by their Muslim and Croat enemies responded Friday by investing their leader, Radovan Karadzic, with near-dictatorial powers to wage war. Karadzic had pushed for more power in the wake of gains by mostly Muslim government forces in recent weeks, sometimes supported by Bosnian Croat militias, that forced back the Serbs for hundreds of square miles (square kilometers) on several fronts. Government troops claimed further gains Thursday, saying they moved closer to Serb-held Teslic and Doboj in northern Bosnia. There was no confirmation from Bosnian Serb military sources. They said their troops had stopped a government offensive on Brcko, on the corridor linking rebel Serb holdings in Croatia to Bosnian Serb areas and Serbia proper. And they boasted of having government troops on the run near Bihac, in northwestern Bosnia. The Bihac region has been hotly fought over in recent days. The United Nations on Thursday condemned rebel Serbs in neighboring Croatia of shelling Bosnian troops across the border and of launching an air attack on Bihac. Fourteen people were wounded when a war plane fired a missile at the town Wednesday. It was unclear whether the aircraft had crossed into Bosnian airspace, thus violating a U.N.-proclaimed no fly zone that could have provoked a NATO attack on the plane. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-B1.data0100644012467300001570000000612010276302305017242 0ustar tpederseAn endowed chair has been named at a Northern Ireland university program for Thomas P. ``Tip'' O'Neill, the late Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. ``The American Ireland Fund is proud to establish this honorable and prestigious post in memory of Tip O'Neill for his spirited dedication to resolving the differences in Northern Ireland without violence,'' Kingsley Aikins, executive director of the American Ireland Fund, said Thursday. The program, run jointly by the United Nations University and the University of Ulster, is aimed at developing non-violent approaches to resolve ethnic conflicts. It also focuses on cultivating scholastic, economic and political links between the United States and Ireland. The program, called Initiative on Conflict Resolution and Ethnicity, was chosen because its mission reflects O'Neill's philosophy, fund officials said. ``His life remains an inspiration to all of us,'' Aikins said. The American Ireland Fund is a private organization that has raised dlrs 60 million for programs that encourage peace, reconciliation and constructive change in Ireland. O'Neill died in January at age 81. Bosnian Serbs smarting under recent battlefield gains by their Muslim and Croat enemies responded Friday by investing their leader, Radovan Karadzic, with near-dictatorial powers to wage war. Karadzic had pushed for more power in the wake of gains by mostly Muslim government forces in recent weeks, sometimes supported by Bosnian Croat militias, that forced back the Serbs for hundreds of square miles (square kilometers) on several fronts. Government troops claimed further gains Thursday, saying they moved closer to Serb-held Teslic and Doboj in northern Bosnia. There was no confirmation from Bosnian Serb military sources. They said their troops had stopped a government offensive on Brcko, on the corridor linking rebel Serb holdings in Croatia to Bosnian Serb areas and Serbia proper. And they boasted of having government troops on the run near Bihac, in northwestern Bosnia. The Bihac region has been hotly fought over in recent days. The United Nations on Thursday condemned rebel Serbs in neighboring Croatia of shelling Bosnian troops across the border and of launching an air attack on Bihac. Fourteen people were wounded when a war plane fired a missile at the town Wednesday. It was unclear whether the aircraft had crossed into Bosnian airspace, thus violating a U.N.-proclaimed no fly zone that could have provoked a NATO attack on the plane. ``We will destroy'' government army formations around Bihac, Karadzic warned. He said war footing was necessary to free all available resources in the fight against the enemy. ``It's a serious decision,'' said Alexa Buha, the Bosnian Serbs' self-styled foreign minister. ``We don't want to do it too fast. We are concerned with the response and the mood of the people and the international community.'' The surge in fighting has sent tensions soaring throughout the country, including Sarajevo, where artillery and sniper fire are increasing. Five people, including one soldier, were wounded in Sarajevo on Wednesday. Thursday was relatively quiet. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/split-data/test-A4.data0100644012467300001570000000155210276302305017250 0ustar tpederseAn endowed chair has been named at a Northern Ireland university program for Thomas P. ``Tip'' O'Neill, the late Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. ``The American Ireland Fund is proud to establish this honorable and prestigious post in memory of Tip O'Neill for his spirited dedication to resolving the differences in Northern Ireland without violence,'' Kingsley Aikins, executive director of the American Ireland Fund, said Thursday. The program, run jointly by the United Nations University and the University of Ulster, is aimed at developing non-violent approaches to resolve ethnic conflicts. It also focuses on cultivating scholastic, economic and political links between the United States and Ireland. The program, called Initiative on Conflict Resolution and Ethnicity, was chosen because its mission reflects O'Neill's philosophy, fund officials said. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160013721 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000001250010276302305017154 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test phi.pm's responses to various erroneous # conditions. note of course that phi never halts on errors/warnings # but sets error codes that statistic.pl can request later on. # Subtest 1: what happens when ngram > 2 is provided to phi echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-1.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-1.cnt has trigrams in it. so phi.pm should complain # during the initialization step, since phi is for bigrams only! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 phi test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 phi test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error1.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error1.out $TARGETFILE > difference1 if (-z difference1) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference1 /bin/rm -f error1.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2: what happens when all three frequency values are not # available to phi echo "Subtest 2" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq combo file describing above input file's frequency values set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-2.cnt has bigrams in it, but only 2 of the three required frequency values. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE phi test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE phi test-2.out $TESTFILE >& error2.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error2.out $TARGETFILE > difference2 if (-z difference2) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference2 /bin/rm -f error2.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out # Subtest 3: what happens when the totalBigrams is less equal to 0 echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-3.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-3.cnt has totalBigrams = -17 in it. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl phi test-3.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl phi test-3.out $TESTFILE >& error3.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error3.out $TARGETFILE > difference3 if (-z difference3) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference3 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference3 /bin/rm -f error3.out /bin/rm -f test-3.out # Subtest 4: what happens when the frequency values are "wrong" echo "Subtest 4" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-4.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-4.cnt has only one bigram that has "correct" # values. every other is wrong! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETERRORFILE = "test-1.sub-4.error.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETERRORFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETERRORFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl phi test-4.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl phi test-4.out $TESTFILE >& error4.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error4.out $TARGETERRORFILE > difference4 if (-z difference4) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETERRORFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETERRORFILE :" cat difference4 endif # compare the actual output with the required output diff test-4.out $TARGETFILE > difference5 if (-z difference5) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-5.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference5 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference4 /bin/rm -f difference5 /bin/rm -f error4.out /bin/rm -f test-4.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000001110276302305021036 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-1.sub-4.error.reqd0100644012467300001570000000313410411163134017757 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 201 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not be negative. Skipping ngram one<>two<>-1 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram one<>three<>18 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram one<>four<>10 6 12 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram two<>two<>10 12 6 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not be negative. Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 -1 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>one<>1 18 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not be negative. Skipping ngram four<>five<>1 1 -1 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>five<>1 1 18 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram three<>seven<>1 0 0 test-1.sub-4.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-1.sub-4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000010411163134016614 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-2.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024310276302305017045 0ustar tpederse17 three<>four<>1 0.1500 1 1 5 one<>three<>2 0.1282 5 13 5 one<>four<>3 0.0628 3 13 5 two<>two<>4 0.0575 2 3 7 one<>two<>5 0.0099 5 13 7 two<>four<>6 0.0016 1 3 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-2.sub-1-a.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305016700 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305015533 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000000610276302305020623 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-1.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007110411142471016623 0ustar tpederseFrequency combination "1" (frequency of bigram) missing! Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-1.sub-3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000202010411163134016617 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>two<>5 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>three<>5 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>four<>3 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>two<>2 3 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>four<>1 3 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 1 5 test-1.sub-3.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-2.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024310276302305017046 0ustar tpederse17 three<>four<>1 0.1500 1 5 1 one<>three<>2 0.1282 13 5 5 one<>four<>3 0.0628 13 5 3 two<>two<>4 0.0575 3 7 2 one<>two<>5 0.0099 13 7 5 two<>four<>6 0.0016 3 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-1.sub-4.cnt0100644012467300001570000000030110276302305016455 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-2.sub-1-b.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305016701 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/README.txt0100644012467300001570000001043310276302305015406 0ustar tpederseTesting for phi.pm ------------------- Ted Pedersen 25th July 2003 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested phi.pm, a component of Ngram Statistics Package version 0.59. File phi.pm implements the Phi Coefficient. Note that phi.pm is not a program by itself, but is a statistical library package that is plugged into statistic.pl. We test here the features of phi.pm by running statistic.pl. Following is a description of the aspects of phi.pm that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of phi.pm can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing phi.pm's response to erroneous conditions. Phase 2: Testing phi.pm's behaviour under normal conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing phi.pm's response to erroneous conditions: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- phi.pm is meant only for bigrams. This test checks if phi.pm throws an error when provided with larger n-grams. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- phi.pm requires three frequency values: the frequency of the bigram, and the two marginal totals (number of bigrams with the token on the left and number of bigrams with the total on the right). If these are not provided, phi.pm should throw an error. This test checks for this error. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- The total number of bigrams in the file should be 1 or more. This test checks if phi.pm does indeed throw an error when passed a total bigrams value that is less than or equal to zero. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- The numbers passed to phi.pm should be "valid" in that they should represent a possible two-by-two table. If this is not the case, various warnings are thrown by phi.pm. This test checks for these warnings. Following is the input file, test-1.sub-4.cnt: 17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 The first bigram, "one<>two<>" should elicit a warning that a frequency value cannot be negative. The next bigram, "one<>three<>" should elicit the warning that the frequency value (18) cannot exceed the total number of bigrams. The third bigram, "one<>four<>" should result in a warning that the frequency value of the bigram (10) cannot exceed the marginal totals (12). Similarly for the next bigram. The fifth bigram, "two<>four<>" has no problems and should be calculated for. The sixth bigram "three<>four<>" must not have a negative value for the marginal total, the seventh bigram "three<>one<>" has too large a marginal value (18) since it exceeds the total number of bigrams, the eighth bigram has a negative marginal total value and the ninth bigram, "three<>five<>" has too large a marginal total. Finally, the last bigram "three<>seven<>" again has its bigram frequency greater than the marginal frequencies. 2.2. Phase 2: Testing phi.pm's behaviour under normal conditions: ------------------------------------------------------------------ The script for this phase is 'normal-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs a single subtest that checks two things: First, it checks if phi.pm works when the frequencies are given in a non default order. All three frequency values are required, however they could be in any order. Subtest a checks to see what happens when the frequencies are in the default order (0-1, 0, 1) and subtest b checks the situation when they are in a different order (0, 1, 0-1). Second it checks the actual calculations of phi.pm. The output target files, test-2.sub-1-a.reqd and test-2.sub-1-b.reqd, have been checked manually to see if the scores obtained are correct. 3. Conclusions: --------------- Statistical library package phi.pm has been tested for erroneous conditions and normal operations too. It works! These tests can be used to check for backward compatibility of newer versions. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-1.sub-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000005710411142471016626 0ustar tpederseError: This measure is only defined for bigramsText-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000434710276302305016157 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test phi.pm's output during normal operation (that # is, when all inputs are correct and as they should be! # Subtest 1: what happens when the three frequency combinations (0-1, # 0, 1) are in various different orders echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-2.sub-1.cnt has all the three frequency values in the default # order, that is: 0-1, 0, 1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl phi test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl phi test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference1 if (-z difference1) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference1 /bin/rm -f test-1.out # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq comb file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt" # test-2.sub-1.cnt has the three frequency values in the following # order: 0, 1, 0-1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE phi test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE phi test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference2 if (-z difference2) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference2 /bin/rm -f test-2.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-1.sub-3.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302305016464 0ustar tpederse-17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-1.sub-2.cnt0100644012467300001570000000014110276302305016455 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 one<>three<>5 13 one<>four<>3 13 two<>two<>2 3 two<>four<>1 3 three<>four<>1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/phi/test-1.sub-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000031410276302305016456 0ustar tpederse7 line<>in<>it<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>file<>with<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is<>a<>file<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 this<>is<>a<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 with<>one<>line<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 file<>with<>one<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 one<>line<>in<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160013633 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-1.sub-4.error.reqd0100644012467300001570000000161710411163134017675 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 201 Warning message: Frequency value (n111=-2) must not be negative. Skipping ngram one<>two<>three<>-2 14 15 11 5 4 6 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value (n111=38) must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram one<>two<>four<>38 14 13 19 4 7 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram (n111=16) must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram two<>three<>one<>16 14 13 21 4 8 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value (-13) must not be negative. Skipping ngram two<>three<>four<>4 16 -13 23 4 9 11 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value (40) must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 40 9 11 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000003010276302305020751 0ustar tpederse0 1 2 0 1 2 1 2 0 2 0 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/README.txt0100644012467300001570000000775310276302305015333 0ustar tpederseTesting for ll3.pm ------------------- Original Test Scripts for ll.pm By Satanjeev Banerjee bane0025@d.umn.edu 13th February, 2002 Modified for ll3 by Amruta Purandare pura0010@d.umn.edu 1st November,2002 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested ll3.pm, a component of Bigram Statistics Package version 0.5. File ll3.pm implements the log-likelihood measure of association. Note that ll3.pm is not a program by itself, but is a statistical library package that is plugged into statistic.pl. We test here the features of ll3.pm by running statistic.pl. Following is a description of the aspects of ll3.pm that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of ll3.pm can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing ll3.pm's response to erroneous conditions. Phase 2: Testing ll3.pm's behaviour under normal conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing ll.pm's response to erroneous conditions: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- Ll3.pm is meant only for trigrams. This test checks if ll3.pm throws an error when provided with larger n-grams. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- Ll3.pm requires 7 frequency values: the frequency of the trigram, and the 6 marginal totals. If these are not provided, ll3.pm should throw an error. This test checks for this error. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- The total number of trigrams in the file should be 1 or more. This test checks if ll3.pm does indeed throw an error when passed a total trigrams value that is less than or equal to zero. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- The numbers passed to ll3.pm should be "valid" in that they should represent a possible 3 D table. If this is not the case, various warnings are thrown by ll3.pm. This test checks for these warnings. Following is the input file, test-1.sub-4.cnt: 35 one<>two<>three<>-2 14 15 11 5 4 6 one<>two<>four<>38 14 13 19 4 7 7 two<>three<>one<>16 14 13 21 4 8 5 two<>three<>five<>4 16 13 23 4 9 11 two<>three<>four<>4 16 -13 23 4 9 11 two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 40 9 11 The first trigram should elicit a warning that a frequency value cannot be negative. The next trigram should elicit the warning that the frequency value (38) cannot exceed the total number of trigrams. The third trigram should result in a warning that the frequency value of the trigram (10) cannot exceed the marginal totals. The fourth trigram has no problems and should be calculated for. The fifth trigram must not have a negative value for the marginal total, the sixth trigram has too large a marginal value since it exceeds the total number of trigrams. 2.2. Phase 2: Testing ll3.pm's behaviour under normal conditions: ------------------------------------------------------------------ The script for this phase is 'normal-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs a single subtest that checks two things: First, it checks if ll3.pm works when the frequencies are given in a non default order. All three frequency values are required, however they could be in any order. Subtest a checks to see what happens when the frequencies are in the default order and subtest b checks the situation when they are in a different order. Second it checks the actual calculations of ll3.pm. The output target files, test-2.sub-1-a.reqd and test-2.sub-1-b.reqd, have been checked manually to see if the scores obtained are correct. 3. Conclusions: --------------- Statistical library package ll3.pm has been tested for erroneous conditions and normal operations too. It works! These tests can be used to check for backward compatibility of newer versions. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000424610276302305016067 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test ll3.pm's output during normal operation (that # is, when all inputs are correct and as they should be! # Subtest 1: what happens when the 7 frequency combinations are in various #different orders echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-2.sub-1.cnt has all the 7 frequency values in the default # order, # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl ll3 test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 ll3 test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff -w test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq comb file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt" # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE ll3 test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE ll3 test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff -w test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-1.sub-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000006010411163134016531 0ustar tpederseError: This measure is only defined for trigramsText-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-2.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000026010276302305016757 0ustar tpederse35 two<>three<>four<>1 8.8494 16 13 23 4 11 9 4 two<>three<>one<>2 5.2796 14 13 21 1 5 8 4 one<>two<>three<>3 1.4479 14 15 11 2 6 4 5 one<>two<>four<>4 0.9349 14 13 19 2 7 7 4 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000021410276302305015441 0ustar tpederse35 one<>two<>three<>2 14 15 11 5 4 6 one<>two<>four<>2 14 13 19 4 7 7 two<>three<>one<>1 14 13 21 4 8 5 two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 4 9 11 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-1.sub-4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000006010276302305016540 0ustar tpederse35 two<>three<>five<>1 8.8494 4 16 13 23 4 9 11 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-2.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000026010276302305016756 0ustar tpederse35 two<>three<>four<>1 8.8494 4 16 13 23 4 9 11 two<>three<>one<>2 5.2796 1 14 13 21 4 8 5 one<>two<>three<>3 1.4479 2 14 15 11 5 4 6 one<>two<>four<>4 0.9349 2 14 13 19 4 7 7 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-1.sub-3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000133110411163134016535 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 200 Warning message: Total trigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>two<>three<>2 14 15 11 5 4 6 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 200 Warning message: Total trigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>two<>four<>2 14 13 19 4 7 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 200 Warning message: Total trigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>three<>one<>1 14 13 21 4 8 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 200 Warning message: Total trigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 4 9 11 Wrong number of tokens in ngram on line 6. Expecting 3. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-1.sub-3.cnt0100644012467300001570000000021610276302305016373 0ustar tpederse-17 one<>two<>three<>2 14 15 11 5 4 6 one<>two<>four<>2 14 13 19 4 7 7 two<>three<>one<>1 14 13 21 4 8 5 two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 4 9 11 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-2.sub-1-a.cnt0100644012467300001570000000021410276302305016606 0ustar tpederse35 one<>two<>three<>2 14 15 11 5 4 6 one<>two<>four<>2 14 13 19 4 7 7 two<>three<>one<>1 14 13 21 4 8 5 two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 4 9 11 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-1.sub-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000017110276302305016371 0ustar tpederse7 line<>in<>1 1 1 a<>file<>1 1 1 is<>a<>1 1 1 this<>is<>1 1 1 with<>one<>1 1 1 file<>with<>1 1 1 one<>line<>1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000002610276302305020537 0ustar tpederse0 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 1 2 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-2.sub-1-b.cnt0100644012467300001570000000021410276302305016607 0ustar tpederse35 one<>two<>three<>14 15 11 2 6 4 5 one<>two<>four<>14 13 19 2 7 7 4 two<>three<>one<>14 13 21 1 5 8 4 two<>three<>four<>16 13 23 4 11 9 4 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-1.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000004510436107121016536 0ustar tpederseFrequency combination "0 2" missing! Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-1.sub-2.cnt0100644012467300001570000000021010276302305016364 0ustar tpederse35 one<>two<>three<>2 14 15 11 5 4 one<>two<>four<>2 14 13 19 4 7 two<>three<>one<>1 14 13 21 4 8 two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 4 9 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/test-1.sub-4.cnt0100644012467300001570000000033110276302305016372 0ustar tpederse35 one<>two<>three<>-2 14 15 11 5 4 6 one<>two<>four<>38 14 13 19 4 7 7 two<>three<>one<>16 14 13 21 4 8 5 two<>three<>five<>4 16 13 23 4 9 11 two<>three<>four<>4 16 -13 23 4 9 11 two<>three<>four<>4 16 13 23 40 9 11 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ll3/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000001242010276302305017067 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test ll3.pm's responses to various erroneous # conditions. note of course that ll3 never halts on errors/warnings # but sets error codes that statistic.pl can request later on. # Subtest 1: what happens when ngram != 3 is provided to ll3 echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-1.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-1.cnt has trigrams in it. so ll3.pm should complain # during the initialization step, since ll3 is for trigrams only! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl ll3 test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl ll3 test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2: what happens when all 7 frequency values are not # available to ll3 echo "Subtest 2" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq combo file describing above input file's frequency values set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-2.cnt has trigrams in it, but only 6 of the 7 required frequency values. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE ll3 test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE ll3 test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 3: what happens when the totalBigrams is less equal to 0 echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-3.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-3.cnt has totalBigrams = -17 in it. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl ll3 test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 ll3 test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 4: what happens when the frequency values are "wrong" echo "Subtest 4" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-4.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-4.cnt has only one trigram that has "correct" # values. every other is wrong! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETERRORFILE = "test-1.sub-4.error.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETERRORFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETERRORFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl ll3 test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 ll3 test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETERRORFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETERRORFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETERRORFILE :" cat difference endif # compare the actual output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507154013731 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-2.sub-1-a.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305016705 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000001240510446075406017175 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test pmi.pm's responses to various erroneous # conditions. note of course that pmi never halts on errors/warnings # but sets error codes that statistic.pl can request later on. # Subtest 1: what happens when ngram > 2 is provided to pmi echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-1.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-1.cnt has trigrams in it. so pmi.pm should complain # during the initialization step, since pmi is for bigrams only! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 pmi test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 pmi test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2: what happens when all three frequency values are not # available to pmi echo "Subtest 2" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq combo file describing above input file's frequency values set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-2.cnt has bigrams in it, but only 2 of the three required frequency values. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE pmi test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE pmi test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 3: what happens when the totalBigrams is less equal to 0 echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-3.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-3.cnt has totalBigrams = -17 in it. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl pmi test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl pmi test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 4: what happens when the frequency values are "wrong" echo "Subtest 4" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-4.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-4.cnt has only one bigram that has "correct" # values. every other is wrong! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETERRORFILE = "test-1.sub-4.error.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETERRORFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETERRORFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl pmi test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl pmi test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETERRORFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETERRORFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETERRORFILE :" cat difference endif # compare the actual output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-1.sub-3.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302305016471 0ustar tpederse-17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000001110276302305021043 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305015540 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-1.sub-4.cnt0100644012467300001570000000030110276302305016462 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-2.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024510276302305017055 0ustar tpederse17 three<>four<>1 1.7655 1 5 1 two<>two<>2 0.6951 3 7 2 one<>three<>3 0.3870 13 5 5 two<>four<>4 0.1806 3 5 1 one<>two<>5 -0.0984 13 7 5 one<>four<>6 -0.3499 13 5 3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-2.sub-1-b.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305016706 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000441510276302305016160 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test pmi.pm's output during normal operation (that # is, when all inputs are correct and as they should be! # Subtest 1: what happens when the three frequency combinations (0-1, # 0, 1) are in various different orders echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-2.sub-1-a.cnt has all the three frequency values in the default # order, that is: 0-1, 0, 1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl pmi test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl pmi test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq comb file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt" # test-2.sub-1-b.cnt has the three frequency values in the following # order: 0, 1, 0-1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE pmi test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE pmi test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-1.sub-4.error.reqd0100644012467300001570000000313410411163134017764 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 201 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not be negative. Skipping ngram one<>two<>-1 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram one<>three<>18 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram one<>four<>10 6 12 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram two<>two<>10 12 6 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not be negative. Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 -1 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>one<>1 18 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not be negative. Skipping ngram four<>five<>1 1 -1 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>five<>1 1 18 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram three<>seven<>1 0 0 test-1.sub-4.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-1.sub-2.cnt0100644012467300001570000000014110276302305016462 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 one<>three<>5 13 one<>four<>3 13 two<>two<>2 3 two<>four<>1 3 three<>four<>1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-1.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007110411142473016632 0ustar tpederseFrequency combination "1" (frequency of bigram) missing! Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-1.sub-3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000202010411163134016624 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>two<>5 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>three<>5 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>four<>3 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>two<>2 3 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>four<>1 3 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 1 5 test-1.sub-3.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-1.sub-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000041310436107121016627 0ustar tpederse7 line<>in<>it<>1 5.6147 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>file<>with<>1 5.6147 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is<>a<>file<>1 5.6147 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 this<>is<>a<>1 5.6147 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 with<>one<>line<>1 5.6147 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 file<>with<>one<>1 5.6147 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 one<>line<>in<>1 5.6147 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000000610276302305020630 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-1.sub-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000031410276302305016463 0ustar tpederse7 line<>in<>it<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>file<>with<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is<>a<>file<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 this<>is<>a<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 with<>one<>line<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 file<>with<>one<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 one<>line<>in<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-2.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024510276302305017054 0ustar tpederse17 three<>four<>1 1.7655 1 1 5 two<>two<>2 0.6951 2 3 7 one<>three<>3 0.3870 5 13 5 two<>four<>4 0.1806 1 3 5 one<>two<>5 -0.0984 5 13 7 one<>four<>6 -0.3499 3 13 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/test-1.sub-4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000010411163134016621 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/pmi/README.txt0100644012467300001570000001056710276302305015423 0ustar tpederseTesting for pmi.pm ------------------- Satanjeev Banerjee bane0025@d.umn.edu 13th February, 2002 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested pmi.pm, a component of Bigram Statistics Package version 0.5. File pmi.pm has the implementation of the pointwise mutual information statistic. Note that pmi.pm is not a program by itself, but is a statistical library package that is plugged into statistic.pl. We test here the features of pmi.pm by running statistic.pl. Following is a description of the aspects of pmi.pm that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of pmi.pm can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing pmi.pm's response to erroneous conditions. Phase 2: Testing pmi.pm's behaviour under normal conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing pmi.pm's response to erroneous conditions: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- pmi.pm is meant only for bigrams. This test checks if pmi.pm throws an error when provided with larger n-grams. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- pmi.pm requires three frequency values: the frequency of the bigram, and the two marginal totals (number of bigrams with the token on the left and number of bigrams with the total on the right). If these are not provided, pmi.pm should throw an error. This test checks for this error. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- The total number of bigrams in the file should be 1 or more. This test checks if pmi.pm does indeed throw an error when passed a total bigrams value that is less than or equal to zero. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- The numbers passed to pmi.pm should be "valid" in that they should represent a possible two-by-two table. If this is not the case, various warnings are thrown by pmi.pm. This test checks for these warnings. Following is the input file, test-1.sub-4.cnt: 17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 The first bigram, "one<>two<>" should elicit a warning that a frequency value cannot be negative. The next bigram, "one<>three<>" should elicit the warning that the frequency value (18) cannot exceed the total number of bigrams. The third bigram, "one<>four<>" should result in a warning that the frequency value of the bigram (10) cannot exceed the marginal totals (12). Similarly for the next bigram. The fifth bigram, "two<>four<>" has no problems and should be calculated for. The sixth bigram "three<>four<>" must not have a negative value for the marginal total, the seventh bigram "three<>one<>" has too large a marginal value (18) since it exceeds the total number of bigrams, the eighth bigram has a negative marginal total value and the ninth bigram, "three<>five<>" has too large a marginal total. Finally, the last bigram "three<>seven<>" has a ngram frequency greater than its marginal totals, for which a warning should be produced. 2.2. Phase 2: Testing pmi.pm's behaviour under normal conditions: ------------------------------------------------------------------ The script for this phase is 'normal-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs a single subtest that checks two things: First, it checks if pmi.pm works when the frequencies are given in a non default order. All three frequency values are required, however they could be in any order. Subtest a checks to see what happens when the frequencies are in the default order (0-1, 0, 1) and subtest b checks the situation when they are in a different order (0, 1, 0-1). Second it checks the actual calculations of pmi.pm. The output target files, test-2.sub-1-a.reqd and test-2.sub-1-b.reqd, have been checked manually to see if the scores obtained are correct. 3. Conclusions: --------------- Statistical library package pmi.pm has been tested for erroneous conditions and normal operations too. It works! These tests can be used to check for backward compatibility of newer versions. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507156013477 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-1.sub-3.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302305016235 0ustar tpederse-17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-1.sub-2.cnt0100644012467300001570000000014110276302305016226 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 one<>three<>5 13 one<>four<>3 13 two<>two<>2 3 two<>four<>1 3 three<>four<>1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000440410276302305015722 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test x2.pm's output during normal operation (that # is, when all inputs are correct and as they should be! # Subtest 1: what happens when the three frequency combinations (0-1, # 0, 1) are in various different orders echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-2.sub-1.cnt has all the three frequency values in the default # order, that is: 0-1, 0, 1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl x2 test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl x2 test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq comb file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt" # test-2.sub-1.cnt has the three frequency values in the following # order: 0, 1, 0-1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE x2 test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE x2 test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-1.sub-4.error.reqd0100644012467300001570000000313410411163143017530 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 201 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not be negative. Skipping ngram one<>two<>-1 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram one<>three<>18 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram one<>four<>10 6 12 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram two<>two<>10 12 6 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not be negative. Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 -1 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>one<>1 18 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not be negative. Skipping ngram four<>five<>1 1 -1 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>five<>1 1 18 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram three<>seven<>1 0 0 test-1.sub-4.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000000610276302305020374 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-1.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007110411142501016366 0ustar tpederseFrequency combination "1" (frequency of bigram) missing! Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-1.sub-3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000202010411163143016370 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>two<>5 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>three<>5 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>four<>3 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>two<>2 3 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>four<>1 3 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 1 5 test-1.sub-3.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000001110276302305020607 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-2.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024310276302305016617 0ustar tpederse17 three<>four<>1 2.5500 1 5 1 one<>three<>2 2.1795 13 5 5 one<>four<>3 1.0679 13 5 3 two<>two<>4 0.9772 3 7 2 one<>two<>5 0.1681 13 7 5 two<>four<>6 0.0270 3 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000001237410276302305016736 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test x2.pm's responses to various erroneous # conditions. note of course that x2 never halts on errors/warnings # but sets error codes that statistic.pl can request later on. # Subtest 1: what happens when ngram > 2 is provided to x2 echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-1.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-1.cnt has trigrams in it. so x2.pm should complain # during the initialization step, since x2 is for bigrams only! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 x2 test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 x2 test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2: what happens when all three frequency values are not # available to x2 echo "Subtest 2" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq combo file describing above input file's frequency values set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-2.cnt has bigrams in it, but only 2 of the three required frequency values. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE x2 test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE x2 test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 3: what happens when the totalBigrams is less equal to 0 echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-3.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-3.cnt has totalBigrams = -17 in it. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl x2 test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl x2 test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 4: what happens when the frequency values are "wrong" echo "Subtest 4" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-4.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-4.cnt has only one bigram that has "correct" # values. every other is wrong! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETERRORFILE = "test-1.sub-4.error.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETERRORFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETERRORFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl x2 test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl x2 test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error.out $TARGETERRORFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETERRORFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETERRORFILE :" cat difference endif # compare the actual output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference if (-z difference) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-1.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference /bin/rm -f error.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-2.sub-1-b.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305016452 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305015304 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-1.sub-4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000010411163143016365 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-1.sub-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000031410276302305016227 0ustar tpederse7 line<>in<>it<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>file<>with<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is<>a<>file<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 this<>is<>a<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 with<>one<>line<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 file<>with<>one<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 one<>line<>in<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-2.sub-1-a.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305016451 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-1.sub-4.cnt0100644012467300001570000000030110276302305016226 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-1.sub-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000005710411142501016371 0ustar tpederseError: This measure is only defined for bigramsText-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/test-2.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024310276302305016616 0ustar tpederse17 three<>four<>1 2.5500 1 1 5 one<>three<>2 2.1795 5 13 5 one<>four<>3 1.0679 3 13 5 two<>two<>4 0.9772 2 3 7 one<>two<>5 0.1681 5 13 7 two<>four<>6 0.0270 1 3 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/x2/README.txt0100644012467300001570000001046110276302305015160 0ustar tpederseTesting for x2.pm ------------------- Satanjeev Banerjee bane0025@d.umn.edu 13th February, 2002 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested x2.pm, a component of Bigram Statistics Package version 0.5. File x2.pm implements the chi-squared measure of association. Note that x2.pm is not a program by itself, but is a statistical library package that is plugged into statistic.pl. We test here the features of x2.pm by running statistic.pl. Following is a description of the aspects of x2.pm that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of x2.pm can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing x2.pm's response to erroneous conditions. Phase 2: Testing x2.pm's behaviour under normal conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing x2.pm's response to erroneous conditions: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- X2.pm is meant only for bigrams. This test checks if x2.pm throws an error when provided with larger n-grams. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- X2.pm requires three frequency values: the frequency of the bigram, and the two marginal totals (number of bigrams with the token on the left and number of bigrams with the total on the right). If these are not provided, x2.pm should throw an error. This test checks for this error. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- The total number of bigrams in the file should be 1 or more. This test checks if x2.pm does indeed throw an error when passed a total bigrams value that is less than or equal to zero. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- The numbers passed to x2.pm should be "valid" in that they should represent a possible two-by-two table. If this is not the case, various warnings are thrown by x2.pm. This test checks for these warnings. Following is the input file, test-1.sub-4.cnt: 17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 The first bigram, "one<>two<>" should elicit a warning that a frequency value cannot be negative. The next bigram, "one<>three<>" should elicit the warning that the frequency value (18) cannot exceed the total number of bigrams. The third bigram, "one<>four<>" should result in a warning that the frequency value of the bigram (10) cannot exceed the marginal totals (12). Similarly for the next bigram. The fifth bigram, "two<>four<>" has no problems and should be calculated for. The sixth bigram "three<>four<>" must not have a negative value for the marginal total, the seventh bigram "three<>one<>" has too large a marginal value (18) since it exceeds the total number of bigrams, the eighth bigram has a negative marginal total value and the ninth bigram, "three<>five<>" has too large a marginal total. Finally, the last bigram "three<>seven<>" again has its bigram frequency greater than the marginal frequencies. 2.2. Phase 2: Testing x2.pm's behaviour under normal conditions: ------------------------------------------------------------------ The script for this phase is 'normal-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs a single subtest that checks two things: First, it checks if x2.pm works when the frequencies are given in a non default order. All three frequency values are required, however they could be in any order. Subtest a checks to see what happens when the frequencies are in the default order (0-1, 0, 1) and subtest b checks the situation when they are in a different order (0, 1, 0-1). Second it checks the actual calculations of x2.pm. The output target files, test-2.sub-1-a.reqd and test-2.sub-1-b.reqd, have been checked manually to see if the scores obtained are correct. 3. Conclusions: --------------- Statistical library package x2.pm has been tested for erroneous conditions and normal operations too. It works! These tests can be used to check for backward compatibility of newer versions. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507156014445 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000001110276302305021555 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-1.sub-4.cnt0100644012467300001570000000030110276302305017174 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305016252 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-2.sub-1-a.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024510276302305017566 0ustar tpederse17 three<>four<>1 0.7059 1 1 5 two<>two<>2 0.5407 2 3 7 one<>three<>3 0.5261 5 13 5 two<>four<>4 0.1176 1 3 5 one<>two<>5 -0.1578 5 13 7 one<>four<>6 -0.4755 3 13 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-1.sub-2.reqd0100644012467300001570000000007110411142501017334 0ustar tpederseFrequency combination "1" (frequency of bigram) missing! Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-1.sub-1.cnt0100644012467300001570000000031410276302305017175 0ustar tpederse7 line<>in<>it<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a<>file<>with<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is<>a<>file<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 this<>is<>a<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 with<>one<>line<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 file<>with<>one<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 one<>line<>in<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-1.sub-2.cnt0100644012467300001570000000014110276302305017174 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 one<>three<>5 13 one<>four<>3 13 two<>two<>2 3 two<>four<>1 3 three<>four<>1 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/README.txt0100644012467300001570000001052310276302305016125 0ustar tpederseTesting for tscore.pm --------------------- Ted Pedersen 25th July 2003 1. Introduction: ---------------- We have tested tscore.pm, a component of Ngram Statistics Package version 0.59. File tscore.pm implements the T-score. Note that tscore.pm is not a program by itself, but is a statistical library package that is plugged into statistic.pl. We test here the features of tscore.pm by running statistic.pl. Following is a description of the aspects of tscore.pm that we have tested. We provide the scripts and files used for testing so that later versions of tscore.pm can be tested for backward compatibility. 2. Phases of Testing: --------------------- We have divided the testing into two main phases: Phase 1: Testing tscore.pm's response to erroneous conditions. Phase 2: Testing tscore.pm's behaviour under normal conditions. 2.1. Phase 1: Testing tscore.pm's response to erroneous conditions: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The script for this phase is 'error-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "error-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs several subtests: 2.1.1. Subtest 1: ----------------- tscore.pm is meant only for bigrams. This test checks if tscore.pm throws an error when provided with larger n-grams. 2.1.2. Subtest 2: ----------------- tscore.pm requires three frequency values: the frequency of the bigram, and the two marginal totals (number of bigrams with the token on the left and number of bigrams with the total on the right). If these are not provided, tscore.pm should throw an error. This test checks for this error. 2.1.3. Subtest 3: ----------------- The total number of bigrams in the file should be 1 or more. This test checks if tscore.pm does indeed throw an error when passed a total bigrams value that is less than or equal to zero. 2.1.4. Subtest 4: ----------------- The numbers passed to tscore.pm should be "valid" in that they should represent a possible two-by-two table. If this is not the case, various warnings are thrown by tscore.pm. This test checks for these warnings. Following is the input file, test-1.sub-4.cnt: 17 one<>two<>-1 13 7 one<>three<>18 13 5 one<>four<>10 6 12 two<>two<>10 12 6 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 -1 5 three<>one<>1 18 5 four<>five<>1 1 -1 three<>five<>1 1 18 three<>seven<>1 0 0 The first bigram, "one<>two<>" should elicit a warning that a frequency value cannot be negative. The next bigram, "one<>three<>" should elicit the warning that the frequency value (18) cannot exceed the total number of bigrams. The third bigram, "one<>four<>" should result in a warning that the frequency value of the bigram (10) cannot exceed the marginal totals (12). Similarly for the next bigram. The fifth bigram, "two<>four<>" has no problems and should be calculated for. The sixth bigram "three<>four<>" must not have a negative value for the marginal total, the seventh bigram "three<>one<>" has too large a marginal value (18) since it exceeds the total number of bigrams, the eighth bigram has a negative marginal total value and the ninth bigram, "three<>five<>" has too large a marginal total. Finally, the last bigram "three<>seven<>" again has its bigram frequency greater than the marginal frequencies. 2.2. Phase 2: Testing tscore.pm's behaviour under normal conditions: ------------------------------------------------------------------ The script for this phase is 'normal-handling.sh'. To run the tests contained in this script, type "normal-handling.sh" at the command prompt. This script performs a single subtest that checks two things: First, it checks if tscore.pm works when the frequencies are given in a non default order. All three frequency values are required, however they could be in any order. Subtest a checks to see what happens when the frequencies are in the default order (0-1, 0, 1) and subtest b checks the situation when they are in a different order (0, 1, 0-1). Second it checks the actual calculations of tscore.pm. The output target files, test-2.sub-1-a.reqd and test-2.sub-1-b.reqd, have been checked manually to see if the scores obtained are correct. 3. Conclusions: --------------- Statistical library package tscore.pm has been tested for erroneous conditions and normal operations too. It works! These tests can be used to check for backward compatibility of newer versions. Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/normal-op.sh0100644012467300001570000000436610276302305016677 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test tscore.pm's output during normal operation (that # is, when all inputs are correct and as they should be! # Subtest 1: what happens when the three frequency combinations (0-1, # 0, 1) are in various different orders echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-2.sub-1.cnt has all the three frequency values in the default # order, that is: 0-1, 0, 1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-a.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl tscore test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl tscore test-1.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-1.out $TARGETFILE > difference1 if (-z difference1) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference1 /bin/rm -f test-1.out # input file set TESTFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq comb file set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt" # test-2.sub-1.cnt has the three frequency values in the following # order: 0, 1, 0-1 # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-2.sub-1-b.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE tscore test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE tscore test-2.out $TESTFILE # compare the output with the required output diff test-2.out $TARGETFILE > difference2 if (-z difference2) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-2.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference2 /bin/rm -f test-2.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt0100644012467300001570000000000610276302305021342 0ustar tpederse0 1 0 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-1.sub-4.reqd0100644012467300001570000000000010411142501017326 0ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-1.sub-4.error.reqd0100644012467300001570000000313410411142501020471 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 201 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not be negative. Skipping ngram one<>two<>-1 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value 'n11' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram one<>three<>18 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram one<>four<>10 6 12 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram two<>two<>10 12 6 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not be negative. Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 -1 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'np1' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>one<>1 18 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not be negative. Skipping ngram four<>five<>1 1 -1 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 203 Warning message: Marginal total value 'n1p' must not exceed total number of bigrams. Skipping ngram three<>five<>1 1 18 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 202 Warning message: Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals. Skipping ngram three<>seven<>1 0 0 test-1.sub-4.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/error-handling.sh0100644012467300001570000001255210276302305017702 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # shell program to test tscore.pm's responses to various erroneous # conditions. note of course that tscore never halts on errors/warnings # but sets error codes that statistic.pl can request later on. # Subtest 1: what happens when ngram > 2 is provided to tscore echo "Subtest 1" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-1.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-1.cnt has trigrams in it. so tscore.pm should complain # during the initialization step, since tscore is for bigrams only! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-1.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --ngram 3 tscore test-1.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --ngram 3 tscore test-1.out $TESTFILE >& error1.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error1.out $TARGETFILE > difference1 if (-z difference1) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference1 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference1 /bin/rm -f error1.out /bin/rm -f test-1.out # Subtest 2: what happens when all three frequency values are not # available to tscore echo "Subtest 2" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-2.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # freq combo file describing above input file's frequency values set FREQCOMBFILE = "test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $FREQCOMBFILE)) then echo "File $FREQCOMBFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-2.cnt has bigrams in it, but only 2 of the three required frequency values. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-2.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE tscore test-2.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl --set_freq_combo $FREQCOMBFILE tscore test-2.out $TESTFILE >& error2.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error2.out $TARGETFILE > difference2 if (-z difference2) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference2 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference2 /bin/rm -f error2.out /bin/rm -f test-2.out # Subtest 3: what happens when the totalBigrams is less equal to 0 echo "Subtest 3" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-3.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-3.cnt has totalBigrams = -17 in it. # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-3.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl tscore test-3.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl tscore test-3.out $TESTFILE >& error3.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error3.out $TARGETFILE > difference3 if (-z difference3) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference3 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference3 /bin/rm -f error3.out /bin/rm -f test-3.out # Subtest 4: what happens when the frequency values are "wrong" echo "Subtest 4" echo "" # input file set TESTFILE = "test-1.sub-4.cnt" # check if this file exists. if not, quit! if (!(-e $TESTFILE)) then echo "File $TESTFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # test-1.sub-4.cnt has only one bigram that has "correct" # values. every other is wrong! # required output file set TARGETFILE = "test-1.sub-4.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # required error output file set TARGETERRORFILE = "test-1.sub-4.error.reqd" if (!(-e $TARGETERRORFILE)) then echo "File $TARGETERRORFILE does not exist... aborting" exit endif # now the test! echo "Test: statistic.pl tscore test-4.out $TESTFILE" statistic.pl tscore test-4.out $TESTFILE >& error4.out # compare the error output with the required output diff error4.out $TARGETERRORFILE > difference4 if (-z difference4) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output error message matches target error message (as provided in $TARGETERRORFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between error.out and $TARGETERRORFILE :" cat difference4 endif # compare the actual output with the required output diff test-4.out $TARGETFILE > difference5 if (-z difference5) then echo "Status: OK\!\! Output matches target output (as provided in $TARGETFILE)" else echo "Status: ERROR\!\! Following differences exist between test-5.out and $TARGETFILE :" cat difference5 endif echo "" /bin/rm -f difference4 /bin/rm -f difference5 /bin/rm -f error4.out /bin/rm -f test-4.out Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-2.sub-1-b.reqd0100644012467300001570000000024510276302305017567 0ustar tpederse17 three<>four<>1 0.7059 1 5 1 two<>two<>2 0.5407 3 7 2 one<>three<>3 0.5261 13 5 5 two<>four<>4 0.1176 3 5 1 one<>two<>5 -0.1578 13 7 5 one<>four<>6 -0.4755 13 5 3 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-1.sub-3.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015610276302305017203 0ustar tpederse-17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-2.sub-1-a.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305017417 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>5 13 7 one<>three<>5 13 5 one<>four<>3 13 5 two<>two<>2 3 7 two<>four<>1 3 5 three<>four<>1 1 5 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-1.sub-1.reqd0100644012467300001570000000005710411142501017337 0ustar tpederseError: This measure is only defined for bigramsText-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-2.sub-1-b.cnt0100644012467300001570000000015510276302305017420 0ustar tpederse17 one<>two<>13 7 5 one<>three<>13 5 5 one<>four<>13 5 3 two<>two<>3 7 2 two<>four<>3 5 1 three<>four<>1 5 1 Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/tscore/test-1.sub-3.reqd0100644012467300001570000000202010411163141017334 0ustar tpederseWarning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>two<>5 13 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>three<>5 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram one<>four<>3 13 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>two<>2 3 7 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram two<>four<>1 3 5 Warning from statistic library! Warning code: 204 Warning message: Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero Skipping ngram three<>four<>1 1 5 test-1.sub-3.cnt does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams.Text-NSP-1.09/Testing/ALL-TESTS.sh0100644012467300001570000000132210770473734015007 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # This is the driver program for all the tests in the Testing # directory. There are sometimes problems with the *.sh files # not being executable, which is why I'm explicitly calling # them with csh, so that they run regardless of file permissions foreach dir (combig count dice leftFisher \ ll ll3 odds phi pmi rank rightFisher statistic tmi tmi3 \ tscore x2 huge-count huge-combine sort-bigrams split-data) cd $dir csh ./normal-op.sh csh ./error-handling.sh cd .. end foreach dir (kocos) cd $dir foreach subdir (unit integration) cd $subdir csh ./normal-op.sh csh ./error-handling.sh cd .. end cd .. end Text-NSP-1.09/lib/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507117012274 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507135013220 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507121013653 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507153015444 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160015707 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Dice/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507133016553 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Dice/jaccard.pm0100644012467300001570000001113210772502751020474 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::jaccard - Perl module that implements the jaccard coefficient. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::jaccard; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $jaccard_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$jaccard_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The Jaccard Coefficient is the ratio of number of times the words occur together to the number of times atleast any one of the words occur. It is defined as: n11 --------------- n11 + n12 + n21 The Jaccard coefficient can also be computed by applying a transformation to the dice coefficient: $jaccard = $dice/(2-$dice) We use this computation of jaccard in our implementation. =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::jaccard; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - method to calculate the jaccard coefficient value INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $jaccard .. Jaccard Coefficient value for this bigram. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; my $dice; my $jaccard; #compute the dice coefficient if( !($dice = Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::computeVal(\%values)) ) { return; } #compute the jaccard coefficient from the dice coefficient $jaccard = $dice/(2-$dice); return ($jaccard); } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Jaccard Coefficient"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: jaccard.pm,v 1.8 2006/06/21 11:10:52 saiyam_kohli Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Dice/dice.pm0100644012467300001570000001122410772502746020017 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::dice - Perl module to compute Dice coefficient for bigrams. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::dice; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $dice_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$dice_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The Dice Coefficient is defined as : 2 * n11 --------- np1 + n1p The Jaccard coefficient can also be computed by applying a transformation to the dice coefficient: $jaccard = $dice/(2-$dice) =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::dice; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - method to calculate the dice coefficient value INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $dice .. Dice Coefficient value for this bigram. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; #compute and return the dice coefficient. return Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::computeVal(\%values); } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { my ($self)=@_; return "Dice Coefficient"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: dice.pm,v 1.6 2006/06/21 11:10:52 saiyam_kohli Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @article{SmadjaMH96, author = {Smadja, F. and McKeown, K. and Hatzivassiloglou, V.}, title = {Translating Collocations for Bilingual Lexicons: A Statistical Approach}, journal = {Computational Linguistics}, volume = {22}, number = {1}, year = {1996}, pages = {1-38} url = L} L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher2/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507131017207 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher2/right.pm0100644012467300001570000001641110772503277020671 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::right - Perl module implementation of the right sided Fisher's exact test (Deprecated). =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::right; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $right_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage(); } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$right_value; } =head1 DESCRIPTION This module provides a naive implementation of the fishers right sided exact tests. That is the implementation does not have any optimizations for performance. This will compute the factorials and the hypergeometric measures using direct multiplications. This measure should be used if you need exact values without any rounding errors, and you are not worried about the performance of the measure, otherwise use the implementations under the Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher module. To use this implementation, you will have to specify the entire module name. Usage: statistic.pl Text::NSP::Measures::Fisher2::right dest.txt source.cnt Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The fishers exact tests are calculated by fixing the marginal totals and computing the hypergeometric probabilities for all the possible contingency tables, A right sided test is calculated by adding the probabilities of all the possible two by two contingency tables formed by fixing the marginal totals and changing the value of n11 to greater than or equal to the given value. A right sided Fisher's Exact Test tells us how likely it is to randomly sample a table where n11 is greater than observed. In other words, it tells us how likely it is to sample an observation where the two words are more dependent than currently observed. =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::right; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - This method computes the right sided Fishers exact test. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an array containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $right .. Right Fisher value. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; my $probabilities; my $left_flag = 0; # computes and returns the observed and marginal values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::getValues(\%values)) ) { return; } my $final_limit = ($n1p < $np1) ? $n1p : $np1; my $n11_org = $n11; my $n11_start = $n1p + $np1 - $npp; if($n11_start < $n11) { $n11_start = $n11; } # to make the computations faster, we check which would require less computations # computing the leftfisher value and subtracting it from 1 or directly computing # the right fisher value. my $left_final_limit = $n11-1; my $left_n11 = $n1p + $np1 - $npp; if($left_n11<0) { $left_n11 = 0; } # if computing the left fisher values first will take lesser amount of time them # we set a flag for later reference and then compute the leftfisher score for # n11-1 and then subtract the total score from one to get the right fisher value. if(($left_final_limit - $left_n11) < ($final_limit - $n11_start)) { $left_flag = 1; if( !($probabilities = Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::computeDistribution($left_n11, $left_final_limit))) { return; } } #else we compute the value normally and simply sum to get the rightfisher value. else { if( !($probabilities = Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::computeDistribution($n11_start, $final_limit))) { return; } } my $key_n11; my $rightfisher=0; foreach $key_n11 (sort { $b <=> $a } keys %$probabilities) { if($left_flag) { if($key_n11 >= $n11_org) { last; } } else { if($key_n11 < $n11_org) { last; } } $rightfisher += $probabilities->{$key_n11}; } # if we computed the leftfisher value to get the right fisher value, we subtract # the sum of the probabilities for the tables from one to get the right fisher score. if($left_flag) { $rightfisher = 1 - $rightfisher; } return $rightfisher; } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Right Fisher"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: right.pm,v 1.10 2008/03/26 17:24:15 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cut Text-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher2/twotailed.pm0100644012467300001570000001354510772503277021555 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::twotailed - Perl module implementation of the two-sided Fisher's exact test (Deprecated). =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::twotailed; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $twotailed_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage(); } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$twotailed_value; } =head1 DESCRIPTION This module provides a naive implementation of the fishers twotailed exact tests. That is the implementation does not have any optimizations for performance. This will compute the factorials and the hypergeometric measures using direct multiplications. This measure should be used if you need exact values without any rounding errors, and you are not worried about the performance of the measure, otherwise use the implementations under the Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher module. To use this implementation, you will have to specify the entire module name. Usage: statistic.pl Text::NSP::Measures::Fisher2::twotailed dest.txt source.cnt Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The fishers exact tests are calculated by fixing the marginal totals and computing the hypergeometric probabilities for all the possible contingency tables, A twotailed fishers test is calculated by adding the probabilities of all the contingency tables with probabilities less than the probability of the observed table. The twotailed fishers test tells us how likely it would be to observe an contingency table which is less probable than the current table. =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::twotailed; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - This method computes the right sided Fishers exact test. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an array containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $twotailed .. Twotailed Fisher value. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; my $probabilities; # computes and returns the observed and marginal values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::getValues(\%values)) ) { return; } my $final_limit = ($n1p < $np1) ? $n1p : $np1; my $n11_org = $n11; my $n11_start = $n1p + $np1 - $npp; if($n11_start<0) { $n11_start = 0; } if( !($probabilities = Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::computeDistribution($n11_start, $final_limit))) { return; } my $value; my $ttfisher=0; foreach $value (sort { $a <=> $b } values %$probabilities) { if($value > $probabilities->{$n11_org}) { next; } $ttfisher += $value; } return $ttfisher; } =item getStatisticName() Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Two Tailed Fisher"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: twotailed.pm,v 1.10 2008/03/26 17:24:15 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cut Text-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher2/left.pm0100644012467300001570000001411710772503277020507 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::left - Perl module implementation of the left sided Fisher's exact test (Deprecated). =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::left; my $leftFisher = Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::left->new(); my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $leftFisher_value = $leftFisher->calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = $leftFisher->getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $erroCode." - ".$leftFisher->getErrorMessage(); } else { print $leftFisher->getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$leftFisher_value; } =head1 DESCRIPTION This module provides a naive implementation of the fishers left sided exact tests. That is the implementation does not have any optimizations for performance. This will compute the factorials and the hypergeometric measures using direct multiplications. This measure should be used if you need exact values without any rounding errors, and you are not worried about the performance of the measure, otherwise use the implementations under the Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher module. To use this implementation, you will have to specify the entire module name. Usage: statistic.pl Text::NSP::Measures::Fisher2::left dest.txt source.cnt Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The fishers exact tests are calculated by fixing the marginal totals and computing the hypergeometric probabilities for all the possible contingency tables, A left sided test is calculated by adding the probabilities of all the possible two by two contingency tables formed by fixing the marginal totals and changing the value of n11 to less than the given value. A left sided Fisher's Exact Test tells us how likely it is to randomly sample a table where n11 is less than observed. In other words, it tells us how likely it is to sample an observation where the two words are less dependent than currently observed. =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::left; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - This method computes the left sided Fishers exact test. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an array containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $left .. Left Fisher value. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; my $probabilities; # computes and returns the observed and marginal values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::getValues(\%values)) ) { return; } my $final_limit = $n11; my $n11 = $n1p + $np1 - $npp; if($n11<0) { $n11 = 0; } if( !($probabilities = Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::computeDistribution($n11, $final_limit))) { return; } my $key_n11; my $leftfisher=0; foreach $key_n11 (sort { $a <=> $b } keys %$probabilities) { if($key_n11>$final_limit) { last; } $leftfisher += $probabilities->{$key_n11}; } return $leftfisher; } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Left Fisher"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: left.pm,v 1.10 2008/03/26 17:24:15 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cut Text-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/CHI/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507157016320 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/CHI/phi.pm0100644012467300001570000001261710446224474017436 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::phi - Perl module that implements Phi coefficient measure for bigrams. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::phi; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $phi_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$phi_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION This function computes the the square of the traditional formulation of the Phi Coefficient. Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. PHI^2 = ((n11 * n22) - (n21 * n21))^2/(n1p * np1 * np2 * n2p) Note that the value of PHI^2 is equivalent to Pearson's Chi-Squared test multiplied by the sample size, that is: Chi-Squared = npp * PHI^2 We use PHI^2 rather than PHI since PHI^2 was employed for collocation identification in: Church, K. (1991) Concordances for Parallel Text, Seventh Annual Conference of the UW Centre for the New OED and Text Research, Oxford, England. =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::phi; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - method to calculate the Phi Coefficient INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $phi .. phi value for this bigram. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; # computes and returns the observed and expected values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::getValues(\%values)) ) { return; } # Now calculate the phi coefficient my $phi = 0; $phi += Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::computeVal($n11, $m11); $phi += Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::computeVal($n12, $m12); $phi += Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::computeVal($n21, $m21); $phi += Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::computeVal($n22, $m22); return $phi/$values{npp}; } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Phi Coefficient"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: phi.pm,v 1.12 2006/06/21 11:10:52 saiyam_kohli Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @inproceedings{GaleC91, author = {Gale, W. and Church, K.}, title = {A Program for Aligning Sentences in Bilingual Corpora}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the 29th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics}, address = {Berkeley, CA}, year = {1991} url = L} L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/CHI/tscore.pm0100644012467300001570000001213310446224474020146 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::tscore - Perl module that implements T-score measure of association for bigrams. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::tscore; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $tscore_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$tscore_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The T-score is defined as a ratio of difference between the observed and the expected mean to the variance of the sample. Note that this is a variant of the standard t-test that was proposed for use in the identification of collocations in large samples of text. Thus, the T-score is defined as follows: m11 = n1p * np1 / npp T-score = (n11 - m11)/sqrt(n11) =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::tscore; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - method to calculate the tscore Coefficient INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $tscore .. tscore value for this bigram. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; # computes and returns the observed and expected values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::getValues(\%values)) ) { return; } # Now calculate the tscore my $tscore = (($n11-$m11)/($n11**0.5)); return ( $tscore ); } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "T-score"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: tscore.pm,v 1.11 2006/06/21 11:10:52 saiyam_kohli Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @incollection {ChurchGHH91, author={Church, K. and Gale, W. and Hanks, P. and Hindle, D. }, title={Using Statistics in Lexical Analysis}, booktitle={Lexical Acquisition: Exploiting On-Line Resources to Build a Lexicon}, editor={Zernik, U.}, year={1991}, address={Hillsdale, NJ}, publisher={Lawrence Erlbaum Associates} url = L} L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/CHI/x2.pm0100644012467300001570000001241010446224474017176 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::x2 - Perl module that implements Pearson's chi squared measure of association for bigrams. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::x2; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $x2_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$x2_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION Pearson's Chi-squred test measures the devitation between the observed data and what would be expected if and were independent. The higher the score, the less evidence there is in favor of concluding that the words are independent. Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The expected values for the internal cells are calculated by taking the product of their associated marginals and dividing by the sample size, for example: np1 * n1p m11= --------- npp Then the deviation between observed and expected values for each internal cell is computed to arrive at the Pearson's Chi-Squared test value: Pearson's Chi-Squared = 2 * [((n11 - m11)/m11)^2 + ((n12 - m12)/m12)^2 + ((n21 - m21)/m21)^2 + ((n22 -m22)/m22)^2] =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::x2; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - method to calculate the Chi-squared value. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $x2 .. x2 value for this bigram. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; # computes and returns the observed and expected values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::getValues(\%values)) ) { return; } # Now calculate the xsquare my $Xsquare = 0; $Xsquare += Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::computeVal($n11, $m11); $Xsquare += Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::computeVal($n12, $m12); $Xsquare += Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::computeVal($n21, $m21); $Xsquare += Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::computeVal($n22, $m22); return $Xsquare; } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Chi-squared test"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: x2.pm,v 1.10 2006/06/21 11:10:52 saiyam_kohli Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher.pm0100644012467300001570000002473510772502542017474 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher - Perl module that provides methods to compute the Fishers exact tests. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::left; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $left_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage(); } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$left_value; } =head1 DESCRIPTION Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The fishers exact tests are calculated by fixing the marginal totals and computing the hypergeometric probabilities for all the possible contingency tables, A left sided test is calculated by adding the probabilities of all the possible two by two contingency tables formed by fixing the marginal totals and changing the value of n11 to less than the given value. A left sided Fisher's Exact Test tells us how likely it is to randomly sample a table where n11 is less than observed. In other words, it tells us how likely it is to sample an observation where the two words are less dependent than currently observed. A right sided test is calculated by adding the probabilities of all the possible two by two contingency tables formed by fixing the marginal totals and changing the value of n11 to greater than or equal to the given value. A right sided Fisher's Exact Test tells us how likely it is to randomly sample a table where n11 is greater than observed. In other words, it tells us how likely it is to sample an observation where the two words are more dependent than currently observed. A two-tailed fishers test is calculated by adding the probabilities of all the contingency tables with probabilities less than the probability of the observed table. The two-tailed fishers test tells us how likely it would be to observe an contingency table which is less probable than the current table. =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; # use subs(calculateStatistic); require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName $n11 $n12 $n21 $n22 $m11 $m12 $m21 $m22 $npp $np1 $np2 $n2p $n1p $errorCodeNumber $errorMessage); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item getValues() -This method calls the computeObservedValues() and the computeExpectedValues() methods to compute the observed and marginal total values. It checks these values for any errors that might cause the Fishers Exact test measures to fail. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an array containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : 1/undef ..returns '1' to indicate success and an undefined(NULL) value to indicate failure. =cut sub getValues { my $values = shift; # computes and returns the marginal totals from the frequency # combination values. returns undef if there is an error in # the computation or the values are inconsistent. if(!(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals($values)) ){ return; } # computes and returns the observed and marginal values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObservedValues($values)) ) { return; } return 1; } =item computeDistribution() - This method calculates the probabilities for all the possible tables INPUT PARAMS : $n11_start .. the value for the cell 1,1 in the first contingency table $final_limit .. the value of cell 1,1 in the last contingency table for which we have to compute the probability. RETURN VALUES : $probability .. Reference to a hash containing hypergeometric probabilities for all the possible contingency tables =cut sub computeDistribution { my $n11_start = shift @_; my $final_limit = shift @_; # first sort the numerator array in the descending order. my @numerator = sort { $b <=> $a } ($n1p, $np1, $n2p, $np2); # initialize the hash to store the probability distribution values. my %probability = (); # declare some temporary variables for use in loops and computing the values. my $i; my $j=0; # initialize the product variable to be used in the probability computation. my $product = 0; # set the values for the first contingency table. $n11 = $n11_start; $n12 = $n1p-$n11; $n21 = $np1-$n11; $n22 = $n2p - $n21; while($n22 < 0) { $n11++; $n12 = $n1p - $n11; $n21 = $np1 - $n11; $n22 = $n2p - $n21; } # declare the denominator array. my @denominator = (); $product = 0; my $prob = 0; $i = $n11; $n12 = $n1p - $i; $n21 = $np1 - $i; $n22 = $n2p - $n21; # initialize the denominator array with values sorted in the descending order. @denominator = sort { $b <=> $a } ($npp, $n22, $n12, $n21, $i); #decalare other variables for use in computation. my @dLimits = (); my @nLimits = (); my $dIndex = 0; my $nIndex = 0; # set the dLimits and nLimits arrays to be used in the cancellation of factorials # and to be used in the computation of factorial. # the dLimits and the nLimits allow us to cancel out factorials in the numerator # and the denominator. for example: # 6! 1*2*3*4*5*6 # --- = --------------- = 5*6 # 4! 1*2*3*4 # # we achieve this by defining a range within which all the # nos must be multiplied. So every pair of entries in the nLimits array defines a range # so for the above case the entries would be: # 5,6 # for ( $j = 0; $j < 4; $j++ ) { if ( $numerator[$j] > $denominator[$j] ) { $nLimits[$nIndex] = $denominator[$j] + 1; $nLimits[$nIndex+1] = $numerator[$j]; $nIndex += 2; } elsif ( $denominator[$j] > $numerator[$j] ) { $dLimits[$dIndex] = $numerator[$j] + 1; $dLimits[$dIndex+1] = $denominator[$j]; $dIndex += 2; } } $dLimits[$dIndex] = 1; $dLimits[$dIndex+1] = $denominator[4]; # since, all the variables have been initialized, we start the computations. $product = computeHyperGeometric(\@dLimits, \@nLimits); $probability{$i} = $product; $prob = $probability{$i}; # to reduce the no. of computations and the make the measure more efficient # we use the previous tables probabilities to compute the new tables probabilities # we can do this because the counts in the table will change by only a factor of 1 # thus instead of repeating all those multiplications we have to perform only # 4 multiplications. my $subproduct = 0; for ($i = $n11+1; $i <= $final_limit; $i++ ) { $subproduct += log $n12; $n22++; $subproduct -= log $n22; $subproduct += log $n21; $n12--; $n21--; $subproduct -= log $i; $probability{$i} = $product+$subproduct; if($probability{$i} != 0) { $product = $product+$subproduct; $subproduct=0; } } return (\%probability); } sub computeHyperGeometric { my $dLimits = shift @_; my $nLimits = shift @_; my $product = 0; # compute the probability now, since all the variables have been initialized. while ( defined ( $nLimits->[0] ) ) { while ( defined ( $nLimits->[0] ) ) { $product += log $nLimits->[0]; $nLimits->[0]++; if ( $nLimits->[0] > $nLimits->[1] ) { shift @{$nLimits}; shift @{$nLimits}; } } while ( defined ( $dLimits->[0] ) ) { $product -= log $dLimits->[0]; $dLimits->[0]++; if ( $dLimits->[0] > $dLimits->[1] ) { shift @{$dLimits}; shift @{$dLimits}; } } } return $product; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: Fisher.pm,v 1.21 2008/03/26 17:18:26 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/CHI.pm0100644012467300001570000001412210772502542016644 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI - Perl module that provides error checks for the Pearson's chi squared, phi coefficient and the Tscore measures. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::x2; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $x2_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$x2_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION This module is the base class for the Chi-squared and Phi coefficient measures. This module provides error checks specific for these measures, it also implements the computations that are common to these measures. =over =item Pearson's Chi-Squared x2 = 2 * [((n11 - m11)/m11)^2 + ((n12 - m12)/m12)^2 + ((n21 - m21)/m21)^2 + ((n22 -m22)/m22)^2] =item Phi Coefficient PHI^2 = ((n11 * n22) - (n21 * n21))^2/(n1p * np1 * np2 * n2p) =item T-Score tscore = (n11 - m11)/sqrt(n11) =back Note that the value of PHI^2 is equivalent to Pearson's Chi-Squared test multiplied by the sample size, that is: Chi-Squared = npp * PHI^2 Although T-score seems quite different from the other two measures we have put it in the CHI family because like the other two measures it uses the difference between the observed and expected values and is also quite similar in ranking the bigrams. =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; # use subs(calculateStatistic); require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName $n11 $n12 $n21 $n22 $m11 $m12 $m21 $m22 $npp $np1 $np2 $n2p $n1p $errorCodeNumber $errorMessage); $VERSION = '1.03'; =item getValues() - This method calls the computeMarginalTotals(), computeObservedValues() and the computeExpectedValues() methods to compute the observed and expected values. It checks thees values for any errors that might cause the PHI and x2 measures to fail. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : 1/undef ..returns '1' to indicate success and an undefined(NULL) value to indicate failure. =cut sub getValues { my ($values)=@_; if(!(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals($values)) ) { return; } if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObservedValues($values)) ) { return; } if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeExpectedValues($values)) ) { return; } # dont want ($nxy / $mxy) to be 0 or less! flag error if so and return; if ( $n11 ) { if ($m11 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (1,1) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 221; return; } } if ( $n12 ) { if ($m12 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (1,2) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 221; return; } } if ( $n21 ) { if ($m21 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (2,1) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 221; return; } } if ( $n22 ) { if ($m22 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (2,2) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 221; return; } } # Everything looks good so we can return 1 return 1; } =item computeVal() - Computes the deviation in observed value with respect to the expected values INPUT PARAMS : $n ..Observed value $m ..Expected value RETURN VALUES : (n-m)^2/m ..the log of the ratio of observed value to expected value. =cut sub computeVal { my $n = shift; my $m = shift; if($m) { return (($n-$m)**2)/$m; } else { return 0; } } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: CHI.pm,v 1.14 2008/03/26 17:18:26 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507145017132 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher/right.pm0100644012467300001570000001626010772502772020610 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::right - Perl module implementation of the right sided Fisher's exact test. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::right; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $right_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage(); } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$right_value; } =head1 DESCRIPTION Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The fishers exact tests are calculated by fixing the marginal totals and computing the hypergeometric probabilities for all the possible contingency tables, A right sided test is calculated by adding the probabilities of all the possible two by two contingency tables formed by fixing the marginal totals and changing the value of n11 to greater than or equal to the given value. A right sided Fisher's Exact Test tells us how likely it is to randomly sample a table where n11 is greater than observed. In other words, it tells us how likely it is to sample an observation where the two words are more dependent than currently observed. =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::right; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - This method calculates the right Fisher value INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $right .. Right Fisher value. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; my $probabilities; my $left_flag = 0; # computes and returns the observed and marginal values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::getValues(\%values)) ) { return; } my $final_limit = ($n1p < $np1) ? $n1p : $np1; my $n11_org = $n11; my $n11_start = $n1p + $np1 - $npp; if($n11_start < $n11) { $n11_start = $n11; } # to make the computations faster, we check which would require less computations # computing the leftfisher value and subtracting it from 1 or directly computing # the right fisher value. We do this since, generally for bigrams n11 is quite small # so its much faster to compute the left Fisher value. my $left_final_limit = $n11-1; my $left_n11 = $n1p + $np1 - $npp; if($left_n11<0) { $left_n11 = 0; } # if computing the left fisher values first will take lesser amount of time them # we set a flag for later reference and then compute the leftfisher score for # n11-1 and then subtract the total score from one to get the right fisher value. if(($left_final_limit - $left_n11) < ($final_limit - $n11_start)) { $left_flag = 1; if( !($probabilities = Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::computeDistribution($left_n11, $left_final_limit))) { return; } } #else we compute the value normally and simply sum to get the rightfisher value. else { if( !($probabilities = Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::computeDistribution($n11_start, $final_limit))) { return; } } my $key_n11; my $rightfisher=0; foreach $key_n11 (sort { $b <=> $a } keys %$probabilities) { if($left_flag) { if($key_n11 >= $n11_org) { last; } } else { if($key_n11 < $n11_org) { last; } } $rightfisher += exp($probabilities->{$key_n11}); } # if we computed the leftfisher value to get the right fisher value, we subtract # the sum of the probabilities for the tables from one to get the right fisher score. if($left_flag) { if ($rightfisher > 1) { $rightfisher = 0; } else { $rightfisher = 1 - $rightfisher; } } return $rightfisher; } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Right Fisher"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: right.pm,v 1.12 2006/06/21 11:10:52 saiyam_kohli Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @inproceedings{Pedersen96, author = {Pedersen, T.}, title = {Fishing For Exactness}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the South Central SAS User's Group (SCSUG-96) Conference}, year = {1996}, pages = {188--200}, month ={October}, address = {Austin, TX} url = L} L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher/left.pm0100644012467300001570000001327410772502765020431 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::left - Perl module implementation of the left sided Fisher's exact test. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::left; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $left_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage(); } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$left_value; } =head1 DESCRIPTION Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The fishers exact tests are calculated by fixing the marginal totals and computing the hypergeometric probabilities for all the possible contingency tables, A left sided test is calculated by adding the probabilities of all the possible two by two contingency tables formed by fixing the marginal totals and changing the value of n11 to less than the given value. A left sided Fisher's Exact Test tells us how likely it is to randomly sample a table where n11 is less than observed. In other words, it tells us how likely it is to sample an observation where the two words are less dependent than currently observed. =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::left; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - This method computes the left sided Fishers exact test. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an array containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $left .. Left Fisher value. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; my $probabilities; # computes and returns the observed and marginal values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::getValues(\%values)) ) { return; } my $final_limit = $n11; my $n11_start = $n1p + $np1 - $npp; if($n11_start<0) { $n11_start = 0; } if( !($probabilities = Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::computeDistribution($n11_start, $final_limit))) { return; } my $key_n11; my $leftfisher=0; foreach $key_n11 (sort { $a <=> $b } keys %$probabilities) { if($key_n11>$final_limit) { last; } $leftfisher += exp($probabilities->{$key_n11}); } return $leftfisher; } =item getStatisticName() Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Left Fisher"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: left.pm,v 1.12 2006/06/21 11:10:52 saiyam_kohli Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @inproceedings{Pedersen96, author = {Pedersen, T.}, title = {Fishing For Exactness}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the South Central SAS User's Group (SCSUG-96) Conference}, year = {1996}, pages = {188--200}, month ={October}, address = {Austin, TX} url = L} L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher/twotailed.pm0100644012467300001570000001310410772503017021452 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::twotailed - Perl module implementation of the two-sided Fisher's exact test. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::twotailed; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $twotailed_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage(); } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$twotailed_value; } =head1 DESCRIPTION Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The fishers exact tests are calculated by fixing the marginal totals and computing the hypergeometric probabilities for all the possible contingency tables, A twotailed fishers test is calculated by adding the probabilities of all the contingency tables with probabilities less than the probability of the observed table. The twotailed fishers test tells us how likely it would be to observe an contingency table which is less probable than the current table. =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::twotailed; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - This method calculates the twotailed Fisher value INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an array containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $twotailed .. Twotailed Fisher value. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; my $probabilities; # computes and returns the observed and marginal values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::getValues(\%values)) ) { return; } my $final_limit = ($n1p < $np1) ? $n1p : $np1; my $n11_org = $n11; my $n11_start = $n1p + $np1 - $npp; if($n11_start<0) { $n11_start = 0; } if( !($probabilities = Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::computeDistribution($n11_start, $final_limit))) { return; } my $value; my $ttfisher=0; foreach $value (sort { $a <=> $b } values %$probabilities) { if($value > $probabilities->{$n11_org}) { next; } $ttfisher += exp($value); } return $ttfisher; } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Two Tailed Fisher"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: twotailed.pm,v 1.13 2008/03/26 17:21:19 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @inproceedings{Pedersen96, author = {Pedersen, T.}, title = {Fishing For Exactness}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the South Central SAS User's Group (SCSUG-96) Conference}, year = {1996}, pages = {188--200}, month ={October}, address = {Austin, TX} url = L} L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/MI/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160016214 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/MI/pmi.pm0100644012467300001570000001433210772502734017341 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::pmi - Perl module that implements Pointwise Mutual Information. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::pmi; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $pmi_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$pmi_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The expected values for the internal cells are calculated by taking the product of their associated marginals and dividing by the sample size, for example: np1 * n1p m11= --------- npp Pointwise Mutual Information (pmi) is defined as the log of the deviation between the observed frequency of a bigram (n11) and the probability of that bigram if it were independent (m11). PMI = log (n11/m11) The Pointwise Mutual Information tends to overestimate bigrams with low observed frequency counts. To prevent this sometimes a variation of pmi is used which increases the influence of the observed frequency. PMI = log((n11^$exp)/m11) The $exp is 1 by default, so by default the measure will compute the Pointwise Mutual Information for the given bigram. To use a variation of the measure, users can pass the $exp parameter using the --pmi_exp command line option in statistic.pl or by passing the $exp to the initializeStatistic() method from their program. The usage for statistic.pl is statistic.pl pmi out_pmi.stt out.cnt - for Point Wise Mutual Information $exp is 1 in this case. statistic.pl --pmi_exp 2 pmi out_pmi2.stt out.cnt - for the variant with $exp set to 2. =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::pmi; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA, $exp); $exp = 1; @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item initializeStatistic() -Initialization of the pmi_exp parameter if required INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : none =cut sub initializeStatistic { $exp = shift; } =item calculateStatistic() - This method calculates the pmi value INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of a hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $pmi .. PMI value for this bigram. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; # computes and returns the observed and expected values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::getValues(\%values)) ) { return; } # Now the calculations! my $pmi = Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::computePMI($n11**$exp,$m11); return($pmi/log(2)); } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Pointwise Mutual Information"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: pmi.pm,v 1.24 2008/03/26 17:20:28 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @inproceedings{ church89word, author = {Kenneth W. Church and Patrick Hanks}, title = {Word association norms, mutual information, and Lexicography}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the 27th. Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics}, publisher = {Association for Computational Linguistics}, address = {Vancouver, B.C.}, pages = {76--83}, year = {1989}, url = L } L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/MI/ps.pm0100644012467300001570000001304510772502734017176 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ps - Perl module that implements Poisson-Stirling measure of association for bigrams. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ps; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $ps_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$ps_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION The log-likelihood ratio measures the deviation between the observed data and what would be expected if and were independent. The higher the score, the less evidence there is in favor of concluding that the words are independent. Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram as shown by a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The expected values for the internal cells are calculated by taking the product of their associated marginals and dividing by the sample size, for example: np1 * n1p m11= --------- npp The Poisson Stirling measure is a negative logarithmic approximation of the Poisson-likelihood measure. It uses the Stirling's formula to approximate the factorial in Poisson-likelihood measure. Poisson-Stirling = n11 * ( log(n11) - log(m11) - 1) which is same as Poisson-Stirling = n11 * ( log(n11/m11) - 1) =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ps; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - This method calculates the ps value INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $poissonStirling .. Poisson-Stirling value for this bigram. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; # computes and returns the observed and expected values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::getValues(\%values)) ) { return; } # Now for the actual calculation of Loglikelihood! my $poissonStirling = 0; # dont want ($nxy / $mxy) to be 0 or less! flag error if so! $poissonStirling = $n11 * (Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::computePMI($n11,$m11) - 1); return $poissonStirling; } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Poisson-Stirling Measure"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: ps.pm,v 1.9 2008/03/26 17:20:28 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L @article{SmadjaMH96, author = {Quasthoff, Uwe and Wolff, Christian}, title = {The Poisson collocation measure and its application}, journal = {Workshop on Computational Approaches to Collocations}, year = {2002}, url = L} =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/MI/tmi.pm0100644012467300001570000001340710772502734017347 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::tmi - Perl module that implements True Mutual Information. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::tmi; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $tmi_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$tmi_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The expected values for the internal cells are calculated by taking the product of their associated marginals and dividing by the sample size, for example: np1 * n1p m11= --------- npp True Mutual Information (tmi) is defined as the weighted average of the Pointwise mutual informations for all the observed and expected value pairs. tmi = [n11/npp * log(n11/m11) + n12/npp * log(n12/m12) + n21/npp * log(n21/m21) + n22/npp * log(n22/m22)] PMI = log (n11/m11) =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::tmi; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - This method calculates the tmi value INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $tmi .. TMI value for this bigram. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; # computes and returns the observed and expected values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::getValues(\%values)) ) { return(0); } #my $marginals = $self->computeMarginalTotals(@_); # Now for the actual calculation of TMI! my $tmi = 0; # dont want ($nxy / $mxy) to be 0 or less! flag error if so! $tmi += $n11/$npp * Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::computePMI( $n11, $m11 )/ log 2; $tmi += $n12/$npp * Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::computePMI( $n12, $m12 )/ log 2; $tmi += $n21/$npp * Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::computePMI( $n21, $m21 )/ log 2; $tmi += $n22/$npp * Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::computePMI( $n22, $m22 )/ log 2; return ($tmi); } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "True Mutual Information"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: tmi.pm,v 1.23 2008/03/26 17:20:28 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @inproceedings{moore:2004:EMNLP, author = {Moore, Robert C.}, title = {On Log-Likelihood-Ratios and the Significance of Rare Events }, booktitle = {Proceedings of EMNLP 2004}, editor = {Dekang Lin and Dekai Wu}, year = 2004, month = {July}, address = {Barcelona, Spain}, publisher = {Association for Computational Linguistics}, pages = {333--340} url = L} L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/MI/ll.pm0100644012467300001570000001451110772502733017161 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ll - Perl module that implements Loglikelihood measure of association for bigrams. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ll; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $ll_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage(); } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$ll_value; } =head1 DESCRIPTION The log-likelihood ratio measures the deviation between the observed data and what would be expected if and were independent. The higher the score, the less evidence there is in favor of concluding that the words are independent. Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram as shown by a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The expected values for the internal cells are calculated by taking the product of their associated marginals and dividing by the sample size, for example: np1 * n1p m11= --------- npp Then the deviation between observed and expected values for each internal cell is computed to arrive at the log-likelihood value. Log-Likelihood = 2 * [n11 * log(n11/m11) + n12 * log(n12/m12) + n21 * log(n21/m21) + n22 * log(n22/m22)] =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ll; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - This method calculates the ll value INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $loglikelihood .. Loglikelihood value for this bigram. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; # computes and sets the observed and expected values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::getValues(\%values) ) { return; } # Now for the actual calculation of Loglikelihood! my $logLikelihood = 0; # dont want ($nxy / $mxy) to be 0 or less! flag error if so! $logLikelihood += $n11 * Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::computePMI( $n11, $m11 ); $logLikelihood += $n12 * Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::computePMI( $n12, $m12 ); $logLikelihood += $n21 * Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::computePMI( $n21, $m21 ); $logLikelihood += $n22 * Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::computePMI( $n22, $m22 ); return ( 2 * $logLikelihood ); } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Log-likelihood"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: ll.pm,v 1.23 2008/03/26 17:20:27 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @article{Dunning93, author = {Dunning, T.}, title = {Accurate Methods for the Statistics of Surprise and Coincidence}, journal = {Computational Linguistics}, volume = {19}, number = {1}, year = {1993}, pages = {61-74} url = L} @inproceedings{moore:2004:EMNLP, author = {Moore, Robert C.}, title = {On Log-Likelihood-Ratios and the Significance of Rare Events }, booktitle = {Proceedings of EMNLP 2004}, editor = {Dekang Lin and Dekai Wu}, year = 2004, month = {July}, address = {Barcelona, Spain}, publisher = {Association for Computational Linguistics}, pages = {333--340} url = L} L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher2.pm0100644012467300001570000002617210772502542017553 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2 - Perl module that provides methods to compute the Fishers exact tests. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2::left; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $left_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage(); } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$left_value; } =head1 DESCRIPTION This module provides a framework for the naive implementation of the fishers exact tests. That is the implementation does not have any optimizations for performance. This will compute the factorials for the hypergeometric probabilities using direct multiplications. This measure should be used if you need exact values without any rounding errors, and you are not worried about the performance of the measure, otherwise use the implementations under the Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher module. To use this implementation, you will have to specify the entire module name. Usage: statistic.pl Text::NSP::Measures::Fisher2::left dest.txt source.cnt Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The fishers exact tests are calculated by fixing the marginal totals and computing the hypergeometric probabilities for all the possible contingency tables, A left sided test is calculated by adding the probabilities of all the possible two by two contingency tables formed by fixing the marginal totals and changing the value of n11 to less than the given value. A left sided Fisher's Exact Test tells us how likely it is to randomly sample a table where n11 is less than observed. In other words, it tells us how likely it is to sample an observation where the two words are less dependent than currently observed. A right sided test is calculated by adding the probabilities of all the possible two by two contingency tables formed by fixing the marginal totals and changing the value of n11 to greater than or equal to the given value. A right sided Fisher's Exact Test tells us how likely it is to randomly sample a table where n11 is greater than observed. In other words, it tells us how likely it is to sample an observation where the two words are more dependent than currently observed. A two-tailed fishers test is calculated by adding the probabilities of all the contingency tables with probabilities less than the probability of the observed table. The two-tailed fishers test tells us how likely it would be to observe an contingency table which is less probable than the current table. =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher2; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; # use subs(calculateStatistic); require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName $n11 $n12 $n21 $n22 $m11 $m12 $m21 $m22 $npp $np1 $np2 $n2p $n1p $errorCodeNumber $errorMessage); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item getValues() - This method calls the computeObservedValues() and the computeExpectedValues() methods to compute the observed and marginal total values. It checks these values for any errors that might cause the Fishers Exact test measures to fail. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an array containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : 1/undef ..returns '1' to indicate success and an undefined(NULL) value to indicate failure. =cut sub getValues { my $values = shift; # computes and returns the marginal totals from the frequency # combination values. returns undef if there is an error in # the computation or the values are inconsistent. if(!(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals($values)) ){ return; } # computes and returns the observed and marginal values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObservedValues($values)) ) { return; } return 1; } =item computeDistribution() - This method calculates the probabilities for all the possible tables INPUT PARAMS : $n11_start .. the value for the cell 1,1 in the first contingency table $final_limit .. the value of cell 1,1 in the last contingency table for which we have to compute the probability. RETURN VALUES : $probability .. Reference to a hash containing hypergeometric probabilities for all the possible contingency tables =cut sub computeDistribution { my $n11_start = shift @_; my $final_limit = shift @_; # declare some temporary variables for use in loops and computing the values. my $i; # initialize the hash to store the probability distribution values. my %probability = (); # set the values for the first contingency table. $n11 = $n11_start; $n12 = $n1p-$n11; $n21 = $np1-$n11; $n22 = $n2p - $n21; while($n22 < 0) { $n11++; $n12 = $n1p - $n11; $n21 = $np1 - $n11; $n22 = $n2p - $n21; } for ( $i = $n11; $i <= $final_limit; $i++ ) { $n12 = $n1p - $i; $n21 = $np1 - $i; $n22 = $n2p - $n21; # since, all the variables have been initialized, we start the computations. $probability{$i} = computeHyperGeometric($i,$n12,$n21,$n22); } return (\%probability); } sub computeHyperGeometric { my $n11 = shift @_; my $n12 = shift @_; my $n21 = shift @_; my $n22 = shift @_; # declare some temporary variables for use in loops and computing the values. my $j=0; # first sort the numerator array in the descending order. my @numerator = sort { $b <=> $a } ($n1p, $np1, $n2p, $np2); # initialize the product variable to be used in the probability computation. my $product = 1; # declare the denominator array. my @denominator = (); # initialize the denominator array with values sorted in the descending order. @denominator = sort { $b <=> $a } ($npp, $n22, $n12, $n21, $n11); #decalare other variables for use in computation. my @dLimits = (); my @nLimits = (); my $dIndex = 0; my $nIndex = 0; # set the dLimits and nLimits arrays to be used in the cancellation of factorials # and to be used in the computation of factorial. # the dLimits and the nLimits allow us to cancel out factorials in the numerator # and the denominator. for example: # 6! 1*2*3*4*5*6 # --- = --------------- = 5*6 # 4! 1*2*3*4 # # we achieve this by defining a range within which all the # nos must be multiplied. So every pair of entries in the nLimits array defines a range # so for the above case the entries would be: # 5,6 # for ( $j = 0; $j < 4; $j++ ) { if ( $numerator[$j] > $denominator[$j] ) { $nLimits[$nIndex] = $denominator[$j] + 1; $nLimits[$nIndex+1] = $numerator[$j]; $nIndex += 2; } elsif ( $denominator[$j] > $numerator[$j] ) { $dLimits[$dIndex] = $numerator[$j] + 1; $dLimits[$dIndex+1] = $denominator[$j]; $dIndex += 2; } } $dLimits[$dIndex] = 1; $dLimits[$dIndex+1] = $denominator[4]; # compute the probability now, since all the variables have been initialized. while ( defined ( $nLimits[0] ) ) { # the no. 10000000 is being used to prevent overflow... # since the no.s generally correspond to bigram counts, they are very large # and the computation of their factorial results in a overflow # to prevent this we compute the factorial in the numerator till we reach # a threshold of 10000000 then we start dividing so, the result is again # scaled down, this prevents overflow and underflow errors. while ( ( $product < 10000000 ) && ( defined ( $nLimits[0] ) ) ) { $product *= $nLimits[0]; $nLimits[0]++; if ( $nLimits[0] > $nLimits[1] ) { shift @nLimits; shift @nLimits; } } while ( $product > 1 ) { $product /= $dLimits[0]; $dLimits[0]++; if ( $dLimits[0] > $dLimits[1] ) { shift @dLimits; shift @dLimits; } } } # since there is one more factor in the denominator we have to # run the loop again while ( defined ( $dLimits[0] ) ) { $product /= $dLimits[0]; $dLimits[0]++; if ( $dLimits[0] > $dLimits[1] ) { shift @dLimits; shift @dLimits; } } return $product; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: Fisher2.pm,v 1.11 2008/03/26 17:18:26 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cut Text-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Dice.pm0100644012467300001570000001164210772502320017103 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice - Perl module that provides the framework to implement the Dice and Jaccard coefficients. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::dice; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $dice_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$dice_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. =over =item The Dice Coefficient is defined as : 2 * n11 --------- np1 + n1p =item The Jaccard coefficient is defined as: n11 --------------- n11 + n12 + n21 =back =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; # use subs(calculateStatistic); require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item computeVal() - method to calculate the dice coefficient value INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $dice .. Dice Coefficient value for this bigram. =cut sub computeVal { my $values = shift; # computes and returns the marginal totals from the frequency # combination values. returns undef if there is an error in # the computation or the values are inconsistent. if(!(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals($values)) ){ return; } # computes and returns the observed from the frequency # combination values. returns undef if there is an error in # the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObservedValues($values)) ) { return; } my $dice = 2 * $n11 / ($n1p + $np1); return ($dice); } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: Dice.pm,v 1.6 2006/06/21 11:10:52 saiyam_kohli Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @article{SmadjaMH96, author = {Smadja, F. and McKeown, K. and Hatzivassiloglou, V.}, title = {Translating Collocations for Bilingual Lexicons: A Statistical Approach}, journal = {Computational Linguistics}, volume = {22}, number = {1}, year = {1996}, pages = {1-38} url = L} L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/MI.pm0100644012467300001570000001540310772502542016551 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI - Perl module that provides error checks for Loglikelihood, Total Mutual Information, Pointwise Mutual Information and Poisson-Stirling Measure. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ll; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $ll_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$ll_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION This module is the base class for the Loglikelihood, Total Mutual Information and the Pointwise Mutual Information measures. All these measure are similar. This module provides error checks specific for these measures, it also implements the computations that are common to these measures. =over =item Log-Likelihood measure is computed as Log-Likelihood = 2 * [n11 * log(n11/m11) + n12 * log(n12/m12) + n21 * log(n21/m21) + n22 * log(n22/m22)] =item Total Mutual Information TMI = (1/npp)*[n11 * log(n11/m11)/log 2 + n12 * log(n12/m12)/log 2 + n21 * log(n21/m21)/log 2 + n22 * log(n22/m22)/log 2] =item Pointwise Mutual Information PMI = log (n11/m11)/log 2 =item Poisson Stirling Measures PS = n11*(log (n11/m11)-1) =back All these methods use the ratio of the observed values to expected values, for computations, and thus have common error checks, so they have been grouped together. =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; # use subs(calculateStatistic); require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName $errorCodeNumber $errorMessage $n11 $n12 $n21 $n22 $m11 $m12 $m21 $m22 $npp $np1 $np2 $n2p $n1p); $VERSION = '1.03'; =item getValues() - This method calls the computeMarginalTotals(), computeObservedValues() and the computeExpectedValues() methods to compute the observed and expected values. It checks these values for any errors that might cause the Loglikelihood, TMI & PMI measures to fail. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : 1/undef ..returns '1' to indicate success and an undefined(NULL) value to indicate failure. =cut sub getValues { my ($values)=@_; if(!(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals($values)) ){ return; } if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObservedValues($values)) ) { return; } if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeExpectedValues($values)) ) { return; } # dont want ($nxy / $mxy) to be 0 or less! flag error if so and return; if ( $n11 ) { if ($m11 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (1,1) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 211; return; } } if ( $n12 ) { if ($m12 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (1,2) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 211; return; } } if ( $n21 ) { if ($m21 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (2,1) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 211; return; } } if ( $n22 ) { if ($m22 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (2,2) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 211; return; } } if ($m11 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value for cell (1,1) should not be negative"; $errorCodeNumber = 212; return; } if ($m12 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value for cell (1,2) should not be negative"; $errorCodeNumber = 212; return; } if ($m21 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value for cell (2,1) should not be negative"; $errorCodeNumber = 212; return; } if ($m22 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value for cell (2,2) should not be negative"; $errorCodeNumber = 212; return; } # Everything looks good so we can return 1 return 1; } =item computePMI() - Computes the pmi of a given observed and expected value pair. INPUT PARAMS : $n ..Observed value $m ..Expected value RETURN VALUES : log(n/m) ..the log of the ratio of observed value to expected value. =cut sub computePMI { my $n = shift; my $m = shift; if($n) { my $val = $n/$m; return log($val); } else { return 0; } } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: MI.pm,v 1.27 2008/03/26 17:18:26 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/odds.pm0100644012467300001570000001245710772502473017206 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D::odds - Perl module to compute the Odds ratio for bigrams. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::odds; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $odds_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$odds_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION Assume that the frequency count data associated with a bigram is stored in a 2x2 contingency table: word2 ~word2 word1 n11 n12 | n1p ~word1 n21 n22 | n2p -------------- np1 np2 npp where n11 is the number of times occur together, and n12 is the number of times occurs with some word other than word2, and n1p is the number of times in total that word1 occurs as the first word in a bigram. The odds ratio computes the ratio of the number of times that the words in a bigram occur together (or not at all) to the number of times the words occur individually. It is the cross product of the diagonal and the off-diagonal. Thus, ODDS RATIO = n11*n22/n21*n12 if n21 and/or n12 is 0, then each zero value is "smoothed" to one to avoid a zero in the denominator. =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::odds; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - method to calculate the odds ratio value! INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $odds .. Odds ratio for this bigram. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; # computes and returns the marginal totals from the frequency # combination values. returns undef if there is an error in # the computation or the values are inconsistent. if(!(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals(\%values)) ){ return; } # computes and returns the observed from the frequency # combination values. returns 0 if there is an error in # the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObservedValues(\%values)) ) { return(0); } # Add-one smoothing to avoid zero denominator if ($n21 == 0) { $n21 = 1; } if ($n12 == 0) { $n12 = 1; } my $odds = (($n11*$n22) / ($n12*$n21)); return ($odds); } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Odds Ratio"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: odds.pm,v 1.18 2006/06/21 11:10:52 saiyam_kohli Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @inproceedings{ blaheta01unsupervised, author = {D. BLAHETA and M. JOHNSON}, title = {Unsupervised learning of multi-word verbs}, booktitle = {}Proceedings of the 39th Annual Meeting of the ACL}, year = {2001}, pages = {54-60}, url = L } L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507155015714 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/MI/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507146016221 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/MI/ll.pm0100644012467300001570000001472210446224475017170 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::ll - Perl module that implements Loglikelihood measure of association for trigrams. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::ll; $ll_value = calculateStatistic( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $erroCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n"; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$ll_value."\n"; } =head1 DESCRIPTION The log-likelihood ratio measures the devitation between the observed data and what would be expected if , and were independent. The higher the score, the less evidence there is in favor of concluding that the words are independent. The expected values for the internal cells are calculated by taking the product of their associated marginals and dividing by the sample size, for example: n1pp * np1p * npp1 m111= -------------------- nppp Then the deviation between observed and expected values for each internal cell is computed to arrive at the log-likelihood value. Log-Likelihood = 2 * [n111 * log(n111/m111) + n112 * log(n112/m112) + n121 * log(n121/m121) + n122 * log(n122/m122) + n211 * log(n211/m211) + n212 * log(n212/m212) + n221 * log(n221/m221) + n222 * log(n222/m222)] =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::ll; use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic($count_values) - This method calculates the ll value INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $loglikelihood .. Loglikelihood value for this trigram. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; # computes and sets the observed and expected values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::getValues(\%values)) ) { return; } # Now for the actual calculation of Loglikelihood! my $logLikelihood = 0; # dont want ($nxy / $mxy) to be 0 or less! flag error if so! $logLikelihood += $n111 * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n111, $m111 ); $logLikelihood += $n112 * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n112, $m112 ); $logLikelihood += $n121 * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n121, $m121 ); $logLikelihood += $n122 * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n122, $m122 ); $logLikelihood += $n211 * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n211, $m211 ); $logLikelihood += $n212 * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n212, $m212 ); $logLikelihood += $n221 * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n221, $m221 ); $logLikelihood += $n222 * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n222, $m222 ); return ( 2 * $logLikelihood ); } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Loglikelihood"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: ll.pm,v 1.9 2006/06/21 11:10:53 saiyam_kohli Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @article{Dunning93, author = {Dunning, T.}, title = {Accurate Methods for the Statistics of Surprise and Coincidence}, journal = {Computational Linguistics}, volume = {19}, number = {1}, year = {1993}, pages = {61-74} url = L} @inproceedings{moore:2004:EMNLP, author = {Moore, Robert C.}, title = {On Log-Likelihood-Ratios and the Significance of Rare Events }, booktitle = {Proceedings of EMNLP 2004}, editor = {Dekang Lin and Dekai Wu}, year = 2004, month = {July}, address = {Barcelona, Spain}, publisher = {Association for Computational Linguistics}, pages = {333--340} url = L} L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/MI/ps.pm0100644012467300001570000001241310446224475017176 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::ps - Perl module that implements Poisson Stirling Measure for trigrams. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::ps; $ps_value = calculateStatistic( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $erroCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n"; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$ps_value."\n"; } =head1 DESCRIPTION The log-likelihood ratio measures the devitation between the observed data and what would be expected if , and were independent. The higher the score, the less evidence there is in favor of concluding that the words are independent. The expected values for the internal cells are calculated by taking the product of their associated marginals and dividing by the sample size, for example: n1pp * np1p * npp1 m111= -------------------- nppp The poisson stirling measure is a negative lograthimic approximation of the poisson-likelihood measure. It uses the stirlings firmula to approximate the factorial in poisson-likelihood measure. It is computed as follows: Posson-Stirling = n111 * ( log(n111) - log(m111) - 1) =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::ps; use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic() - This method calculates the ps value INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $poissonStirling .. Poisson-Stirling value for this trigram. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; # computes and returns the observed and expected values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::getValues(\%values)) ) { return; } # Now for the actual calculation of Loglikelihood! my $poissonStirling = 0; # dont want ($nxy / $mxy) to be 0 or less! flag error if so! $poissonStirling = $n111 * (Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI($n111, $m111) - 1); return $poissonStirling; } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Poisson-Stirling Measure"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: ps.pm,v 1.7 2006/06/21 11:10:53 saiyam_kohli Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @inproceedings{ church89word, author = {Kenneth W. Church and Patrick Hanks}, title = {Word association norms, mutual information, and Lexicography}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the 27th. Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics}, publisher = {Association for Computational Linguistics}, address = {Vancouver, B.C.}, pages = {76--83}, year = {1989}, url = L } L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/MI/pmi.pm0100644012467300001570000001201310446224475017335 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::pmi - Perl module that implements Pointwise Mutual Information for trigrams. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::pmi; $pmi_value = calculateStatistic( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $erroCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n"; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$pmi_value."\n"; } =head1 DESCRIPTION The expected values for the internal cells are calculated by taking the product of their associated marginals and dividing by the sample size, for example: n1pp * np1p * npp1 m111= -------------------- nppp Pointwise Mutual Information (pmi) is defined as the log of the devitation between the observed frequency of a trigram (n111) and the probability of that trigram if it were independent (m111). PMI = log (n111/m111) =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::pmi; use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA, $exp); $exp=1; @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item initializeStatistic() -Initialization of the pmi_exp parameter if required INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : none =cut sub initializeStatistic { $exp = shift; } =item calculateStatistic() - This method calculates the pmi value INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of a hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $pmi .. PMI value for this trigram. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; # computes and sets the observed and expected values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::getValues(\%values)) ) { return(0); } # Now the calculations! my $pmi = Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI($n111**$exp, $m111); return($pmi/log(2)); } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "Pointwise Mutual Information"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: pmi.pm,v 1.8 2006/06/21 11:10:53 saiyam_kohli Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @inproceedings{ church89word, author = {Kenneth W. Church and Patrick Hanks}, title = {Word association norms, mutual information, and Lexicography}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the 27th. Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics}, publisher = {Association for Computational Linguistics}, address = {Vancouver, B.C.}, pages = {76--83}, year = {1989}, url = L } L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/MI/tmi.pm0100644012467300001570000001404010446224475017343 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::tmi - Perl implementation for True Mutual Information for trigrams. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::tmi; $tmi_value = calculateStatistic( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $erroCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n"; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$tmi_value."\n"; } =head1 DESCRIPTION True Mutual Information (tmi) is defined as the weighted average of the pointwise mutual informations for all the observed and expected value pairs. tmi = [n111/nppp * log(n111/m111) + n112/nppp * log(n112/m112) + n121/nppp * log(n121/m121) + n122/nppp * log(n122/m122) + n211/nppp * log(n211/m211) + n212/nppp * log(n212/m212) + n221/nppp * log(n221/m221) + n222/nppp * log(n222/m222)] PMI = log (n111/m111) Here n111 represents the observed value for the cell (1,1,1) and m111 represents the expected value for that cell. The expected values for the internal cells are calculated by taking the product of their associated marginals and dividing by the sample size, for example: n1pp * np1p * npp1 m111= -------------------- nppp =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::tmi; use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item calculateStatistic($count_values) - This method calculates the tmi value INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : $tmi .. TMI value for this trigram. =cut sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; # computes and returns the observed and expected values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::getValues(\%values)) ) { return(0); } #my $marginals = $self->computeMarginalTotals(@_); # Now for the actual calculation of TMI! my $tmi = 0; # dont want ($nxy / $mxy) to be 0 or less! flag error if so! $tmi += $n111/$nppp * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n111, $m111 )/ log 2; $tmi += $n112/$nppp * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n112, $m112 )/ log 2; $tmi += $n121/$nppp * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n121, $m121 )/ log 2; $tmi += $n122/$nppp * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n122, $m122 )/ log 2; $tmi += $n211/$nppp * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n211, $m211 )/ log 2; $tmi += $n212/$nppp * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n212, $m212 )/ log 2; $tmi += $n221/$nppp * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n221, $m221 )/ log 2; $tmi += $n222/$nppp * Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::computePMI( $n222, $m222 )/ log 2; return ($tmi); } =item getStatisticName() - Returns the name of this statistic INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : $name .. Name of the measure. =cut sub getStatisticName { return "True Mutual Information"; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: tmi.pm,v 1.10 2006/06/21 11:10:53 saiyam_kohli Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO @inproceedings{moore:2004:EMNLP, author = {Moore, Robert C.}, title = {On Log-Likelihood-Ratios and the Significance of Rare Events }, booktitle = {Proceedings of EMNLP 2004}, editor = {Dekang Lin and Dekai Wu}, year = 2004, month = {July}, address = {Barcelona, Spain}, publisher = {Association for Computational Linguistics}, pages = {333--340} url = L} L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/MI.pm0100644012467300001570000002103210772505315016546 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI - Perl module that provides error checks and framework to implement Loglikelihood, Total Mutual Information, Pointwise Mutual Information and Poisson Stirling Measure for trigrams. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::ll; $ll_value = calculateStatistic( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $erroCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n"; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$ll_value."\n"; } =head1 DESCRIPTION This module is the base class for the Loglikelihood and the True Mutual Information measures. All these measure are similar. This module provides error checks specific for these measures, it also implements the computations that are common to these measures. =over =item Log-Likelihood measure is computed as Log-Likelihood = 2 * [n111 * log(n111/m111) + n112 * log(n112/m112) + n121 * log(n121/m121) + n122 * log(n122/m122) + n211 * log(n211/m211) + n212 * log(n212/m212) + n221 * log(n221/m221) + n222 * log(n222/m222)] =item Total Mutual Information tmi = [n111/nppp * log(n111/m111) + n112/nppp * log(n112/m112) + n121/nppp * log(n121/m121) + n122/nppp * log(n122/m122) + n211/nppp * log(n211/m211) + n212/nppp * log(n212/m212) + n221/nppp * log(n221/m221) + n222/nppp * log(n222/m222)] =item Pointwise Mutual Information pmi = log (n111/m111) =item Poisson Stirling Measure ps = n111 * ( log(n111/m111) - 1) =back All these methods use the ratio of the observed values to expected values, for computations, and thus have common error checks, so they have been grouped together. =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI; use Text::NSP::Measures::3D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; # use subs(calculateStatistic); require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName $n111 $n112 $n121 $n122 $n211 $n212 $n221 $n222 $m111 $m112 $m121 $m122 $m211 $m212 $m221 $m222 $nppp $n1pp $np1p $npp1 $n11p $n1p1 $np11 $n2pp $np2p $npp2 $errorCodeNumber $errorMessage getValues computePMI); $VERSION = '1.03'; =item getValues($count_values) - This method calls computeMarginalTotals the computeObservedValues() and the computeExpectedValues() methods to compute the observed and expected values. It checks these values for any errors that might cause the Loglikelihood, TMI and PMI measures to fail. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference of an hash containing the count values computed by the count.pl program. RETURN VALUES : 1/undef ..returns '1' to indicate success and an undefined(NULL) value to indicate failure. =cut sub getValues { my ($values)=@_; if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::3D::computeMarginalTotals($values)) ) { return; } if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::3D::computeObservedValues($values)) ) { return; } if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::3D::computeExpectedValues($values)) ) { return; } # dont want ($nxy / $mxy) to be 0 or less! flag error if so and return; if ( $n111 ) { if ($m111 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (1,1,1) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 211; return; } } if ( $n112 ) { if ($m112 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (1,1,2) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 211; return; } } if ( $n121 ) { if ($m121 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (1,2,1) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 211; return; } } if ( $n122 ) { if ($m122 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (1,2,2) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 211; return; } } if ( $n211 ) { if ($m211 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (2,1,1) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 211; return; } } if ( $n212 ) { if ($m212 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (2,1,2) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 211; return; } } if ( $n221 ) { if ($m221 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (2,2,1) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 211; return; } } if ( $n222 ) { if ($m222 == 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected value in cell (2,2,2) must not be zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 211; return; } } if ($m111 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected Value for cell(1,1,1) should not be negative"; $errorCodeNumber = 212; return; } if ($m112 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected Value for cell (1,1,2) should not be negative"; $errorCodeNumber = 212; return; } if ($m121 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected Value for cell (1,2,1) should not be negative"; $errorCodeNumber = 212; return; } if ($m122 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected Value for cell (1,2,2) should not be negative"; $errorCodeNumber = 212; return; } if ($m211 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected Value for cell (2,1,1) should not be negative"; $errorCodeNumber = 212; return; } if ($m212 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected Value for cell (2,1,2) should not be negative"; $errorCodeNumber = 212; return; } if ($m221 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected Value for cell (2,2,1) should not be negative"; $errorCodeNumber = 212; return; } if ($m222 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Expected Value for cell (2,2,2) should not be negative"; $errorCodeNumber = 212; return; } # Everything looks good so we can return 1 return 1; } =item computePMI($n, $m) - Computes the pmi of a given observed and expected value pair. INPUT PARAMS : $n ..Observed value $m ..Expected value RETURN VALUES : lognm .. the log of the ratio of observed value to expected value. =cut sub computePMI { my $n = shift; my $m = shift; if($n) { my $val = $n/$m; return log($val); } else { return 0; } } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: MI.pm,v 1.15 2008/03/26 17:41:33 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cut Text-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D.pm0100644012467300001570000002477010772503371016254 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::2D - Perl module that provides basic framework for building measure of association for bigrams. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ll; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $ll_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$ll_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION This module is to be used as a foundation for building 2-dimensional measures of association. The methods in this module retrieve observed bigram frequency counts, marginal totals, and also compute expected values. They also provide error checks for these counts. With bigram or 2d measures we use variables with corresponding names to store the 2x2 contingency table to store the frequency counts associated with each word in the bigram, as well as the number of times the bigram occurs. A contingency table looks like |word2 | not-word2| -------------------- word1 | n11 | n12 | n1p not-word1 | n21 | n22 | n2p -------------------- np1 np2 npp Marginal Frequencies: n1p = the number of bigrams where the first word is word1. np1 = the number of bigrams where the second word is word2. n2p = the number of bigrams where the first word is not word1. np2 = the number of bigrams where the second word is not word2. These marginal totals are stored in variables which have names corresponding to the cell they represent. These values may then be referred to as follows: $n1p, $np1, $n2p, $np2, $npp Observed Frequencies: n11 = number of times the bigram occurs, joint frequency n12 = number of times word1 occurs in the first position of a bigram when word2 does not occur in the second position. n21 = number of times word2 occurs in the second position of a bigram when word1 does not occur in the first position. n22 = number of bigrams where word1 is not in the first position and word2 is not in the second position. The observed frequencies are also stored in variables with corresponding names. These values may then be referred to as follows: $n11, $n12, $n21, $n22 Expected Frequencies: m11 = expected number of times both words in the bigram occur together if they are independent. (n1p*np1/npp) m12 = expected number of times word1 in the bigram will occur in the first position when word2 does not occur in the second position given that the words are independent. (n1p*np2/npp) m21 = expected number of times word2 in the bigram will occur in the second position when word1 does not occur in the first position given that the words are independent. (np1*n2p/npp) m22 = expected number of times word1 will not occur in the first position and word2 will not occur in the second position given that the words are independent. (n2p*np2/npp) Similarly the expected values are stored as $m11, $m12, $m21, $m22 =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::2D; use Text::NSP::Measures; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @ISA, @EXPORT); @ISA = qw(Exporter); our ($n11, $n12, $n21, $n22); our ($m11, $m12, $m21, $m22); our ($npp, $n1p, $np1, $n2p, $np2); # $npp = -1; $n1p = -1; $np1 = -1; # $n2p = -1; $np2 = -1; @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName $errorCodeNumber $errorMessage $n11 $n12 $n21 $n22 $m11 $m12 $m21 $m22 $npp $np1 $np2 $n2p $n1p); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item computeObservedValues() - A method to compute observed values, and also to verify that the computed Observed values are correct, That is they are positive, less than the marginal totals and the total bigram count. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference to an hash consisting of the count values passed to the calculateStatistic() method. RETURN VALUES : 1/undef ..returns '1' to indicate success and an undefined(NULL) value to indicate failure. =cut sub computeObservedValues { my ($values) = @_; if(!defined $values->{n11}) { $errorMessage = "Required frequency count (1,1) not passed"; $errorCodeNumber = 200; return; } else { $n11 = $values->{n11}; } # joint frequency should be greater than equal to zero if ($n11 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value 'n11' must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 201; return; } # joint frequency (n11) should be less than or equal to the # total number of bigrams (npp) if($n11 > $npp) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value 'n11' must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } # joint frequency should be less than or equal to the marginal totals if ($n11 > $np1 || $n11 > $n1p) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value of ngram 'n11' must not exceed the marginal totals."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } # The marginal totals are reasonable so we can # calculate the observed frequencies $n12 = $n1p - $n11; $n21 = $np1 - $n11; $n22 = $np2 - $n12; if ($n12 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value 'n12' must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 201; return; } if ($n21 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value 'n21' must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 201; return; } if ($n22 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value 'n22' must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 201; return; } return 1; } =item computeExpectedValues() - A method to compute expected values. INPUT PARAMS :none RETURN VALUES : 1/undef ..returns '1' to indicate success and an undefined(NULL) value to indicate failure. =cut sub computeExpectedValues { # calculate the expected values $m11 = $n1p * $np1 / $npp; $m12 = $n1p * $np2 / $npp; $m21 = $n2p * $np1 / $npp; $m22 = $n2p * $np2 / $npp; return 1; } =item computeMarginalTotals() - This method computes the marginal totals from the count values as passed to it. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference to an hash consisting of the frequency combination output. RETURN VALUES : 1/undef ..returns '1' to indicate success and an undefined(NULL) value to indicate failure. =cut sub computeMarginalTotals { my ($values)=@_; if(!defined $values->{npp}) { $errorMessage = "Total bigram count not passed"; $errorCodeNumber = 200; return; } elsif($values->{npp}<=0) { $errorMessage = "Total bigram count cannot be less than to zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 204; return; } else { $npp = $values->{npp}; } $n1p=-1; if(!defined $values->{n1p}) { $errorMessage = "Required Marginal total (1,p) count not passed"; $errorCodeNumber = 200; return; } else { $n1p=$values->{n1p}; } # right frequency (n1p) should be greater than or equal to zero if ($n1p < 0) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value 'n1p' must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 204; return; } # right frequency (n1p) should be less than or equal to the total # number of bigrams (npp) if ($n1p > $npp) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value 'n1p' must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 203; return; } $np1 = -1; if(!defined $values->{np1}) { $errorMessage = "Required Marginal total (p,1) count not passed"; $errorCodeNumber = 200; return; } else { $np1=$values->{np1}; } # left frequency (np1) should be greater than or equal to zero if ($np1 < 0) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value 'np1' must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 204; return; } # left frequency (np1) should be less than or equal to the total # number of bigrams (npp) if ($np1 > $npp) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value 'np1' must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 203; return; } $np2 = $npp - $np1; $n2p = $npp - $n1p; return 1; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: 2D.pm,v 1.28 2008/03/26 17:25:13 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cut Text-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D.pm0100644012467300001570000004352610772505266016262 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures::3D - Perl module that provides basic framework for building measure of association for trigrams. =head1 SYNOPSIS This module can be used as a foundation for building 3-dimensional measures of association that can then be used by statistic.pl. In particular this module provides methods that give convenient access to 3-d (i.e., trigram) frequency counts as created by count.pl, as well as some degree of error handling that verifies the data. =head3 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::ll; $ll_value = calculateStatistic( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $erroCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n"; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$ll_value."\n"; } =head1 DESCRIPTION The methods in this module retrieve observed trigram frequency counts and marginal totals, and also compute expected values. They also provide support for error checking of the output produced by count.pl. These methods are used in all the trigram (3d) measure modules provided in NSP. If you are writing your own 3d measure, you can use these methods as well. With trigram or 3d measures we use a 3x3 contingency table to store the frequency counts associated with each word in the trigram, as well as the number of times the trigram occurs. The notation we employ is as follows: Marginal Frequencies: n1pp = the number of trigrams where the first word is word1. np1p = the number of trigrams where the second word is word2. npp1 = the number of trigrams where the third word is word3 n2pp = the number of trigrams where the first word is not word1. np2p = the number of trigrams where the second word is not word2. npp2 = the number of trigrams where the third word is not word3. Observed Frequencies: n111 = number of times word1, word2 and word3 occur together in their respective positions, joint frequency. n112 = number of times word1 and word2 occur in their respective positions but word3 does not. n121 = number of times word1 and word3 occur in their respective positions but word2 does not. n211 = number of times word2 and word3 occur in their respective positions but word1 does not. n122 = number of times word1 occurs in its respective position but word2 and word3 do not. n212 = number of times word2 occurs in in its respective position but word1 and word3 do not. n221 = number of times word3 occurs in its respective position but word1 and word2 do not. n222 = number of time neither word1, word2 or word3 occur in their respective positions. Expected Frequencies: m111 = expected number of times word1, word2 and word3 occur together in their respective positions. m112 = expected number of times word1 and word2 occur in their respective positions but word3 does not. m121 = expected number of times word1 and word3 occur in their respective positions but word2 does not. m211 = expected number of times word2 and word3 occur in their respective positions but word1 does not. m122 = expected number of times word1 occurs in its respective position but word2 and word3 do not. m212 = expected number of times word2 occurs in in its respective position but word1 and word3 do not. m221 = expected number of times word3 occurs in its respective position but word1 and word2 do not. m222 = expected number of time neither word1, word2 or word3 occur in their respective positions. =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP::Measures::3D; use Text::NSP::Measures; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @ISA, $marginals, @EXPORT); our ($n111, $n112, $n121, $n122, $n211, $n212, $n221, $n222); our ($m111, $m112, $m121, $m122, $m211, $m212, $m221, $m222); our ($nppp, $n1pp, $np1p, $npp1, $n11p, $n1p1, $np11); our ($n2pp, $np2p, $npp2); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName $n111 $n112 $n121 $n122 $n211 $n212 $n221 $n222 $m111 $m112 $m121 $m122 $m211 $m212 $m221 $m222 $nppp $n1pp $np1p $npp1 $n11p $n1p1 $np11 $n2pp $np2p $npp2 $errorCodeNumber $errorMessage); $VERSION = '0.97'; =item computeObservedValues($count_values) - A method to compute observed values, and also to verify that the computed Observed values are correct, That is they are positive, less than the marginal totals and the total bigram count. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference to an hash consisting of the count values passed to the calculateStatistic() method. RETURN VALUES : 1/undef ..returns '1' to indicate success and an undefined(NULL) value to indicate failure. =cut sub computeObservedValues { my ($values) = @_; $n111 = -1; if(!defined $values->{n111}) { $errorMessage = "Required trigram (1,1,1) not passed"; $errorCodeNumber = 200; return; } else { $n111=$values->{n111}; } # joint frequency should be greater than equal to zero if ($n111< 0) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n111=$n111) must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 201; return; } # n111 frequency should be less than or equal to totalBigrams if ($n111> $nppp) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n111=$n111) must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } # joint frequency n111 should be less than or equal to the marginal totals if ($n111 > $n1pp || $n111 > $np1p || $n111 > $npp1) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value of ngram (n111=$n111) must not exceed the marginal totals."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } $n112=$n11p-$n111; if ($n112< 0) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n112=$n112) must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 201; return; } # n111 frequency should be less than or equal to totalBigrams if ($n112> $nppp) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n112=$n112) must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } # joint frequency n111 should be less than or equal to the marginal totals if ($n112 > $n1pp || $n112 > $np1p || $n112 > $npp2) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value of ngram (n112=$n112) must not exceed the marginal totals."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } $n121=$n1p1-$n111; if ($n121< 0) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n121=$n121) must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 201; return; } # n111 frequency should be less than or equal to totalBigrams if ($n121> $nppp) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n121=$n121) must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } # joint frequency n111 should be less than or equal to the marginal totals if ($n121 > $n1pp || $n121 > $np2p || $n121 > $npp1) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value of ngram (n121=$n121) must not exceed the marginal totals."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } $n211=$np11-$n111; if ($n211< 0) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n211=$n211) must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 201; return; } # n111 frequency should be less than or equal to totalBigrams if ($n211> $nppp) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n211=$n211) must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } # joint frequency n111 should be less than or equal to the marginal totals if ($n211 > $n2pp || $n211 > $np1p || $n211 > $npp1) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value of ngram (n211=$n211) must not exceed the marginal totals."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } $n212=$np1p-$n111-$n112-$n211; if ($n212< 0) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n212=$n212) must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 201; return; } # n111 frequency should be less than or equal to totalBigrams if ($n212> $nppp) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n212=$n212) must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } # joint frequency n111 should be less than or equal to the marginal totals if ($n212 > $n2pp || $n212 > $np1p || $n212 > $npp2) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value of ngram (n212=$n212) must not exceed the marginal totals."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } $n122=$n1pp-$n111-$n112-$n121; if ($n122< 0) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n122=$n122) must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 201; return; } # n111 frequency should be less than or equal to totalBigrams if ($n122> $nppp) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n122=$n122) must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } # joint frequency n111 should be less than or equal to the marginal totals if ($n122 > $n1pp || $n122 > $np2p || $n122 > $npp2) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value of ngram (n122=$n122) must not exceed the marginal totals."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } $n221=$npp1-$n111-$n211-$n121; if ($n221< 0) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n221=$n221) must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 201; return; } # n111 frequency should be less than or equal to totalBigrams if ($n221> $nppp) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n221=$n221) must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } # joint frequency n111 should be less than or equal to the marginal totals if ($n221 > $n2pp || $n221 > $np2p || $n221 > $npp1) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value of ngram (n221=$n221) must not exceed the marginal totals."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } $n222=$nppp-($n111+$n112+$n121+$n122+$n211+$n212+$n221); if ($n222< 0) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n222=$n222) must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 201; return; } # n111 frequency should be less than or equal to totalBigrams if ($n222> $nppp) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value (n222=$n222) must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } # joint frequency n111 should be less than or equal to the marginal totals if ($n222 > $n2pp || $n222 > $np2p || $n222 > $npp2) { $errorMessage = "Frequency value of ngram (n222=$n222) must not exceed the marginal totals."; $errorCodeNumber = 202; return; } return 1; } =item computeExpectedValues($count_values) - A method to compute expected values. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference to an hash consisting of the count output. RETURN VALUES : 1/undef ..returns '1' to indicate success and an undefined(NULL) value to indicate failure. =cut sub computeExpectedValues { my ($values)=@_; $m111=$n1pp*$np1p*$npp1/($nppp**2); $m112=$n1pp*$np1p*$npp2/($nppp**2); $m121=$n1pp*$np2p*$npp1/($nppp**2); $m122=$n1pp*$np2p*$npp2/($nppp**2); $m211=$n2pp*$np1p*$npp1/($nppp**2); $m212=$n2pp*$np1p*$npp2/($nppp**2); $m221=$n2pp*$np2p*$npp1/($nppp**2); $m222=$n2pp*$np2p*$npp2/($nppp**2); return 1; } =item computeMarginalTotals($marginal_values) - This method computes the marginal totals from the valuescomputed by the count.pl program and are passed to the calculateStatistic() method. INPUT PARAMS : $count_values .. Reference to an hash consisting of the frequency combination output. RETURN VALUES : 1/undef ..returns '1' to indicate success and an undefined(NULL) value to indicate failure. =cut sub computeMarginalTotals { my ($values)=@_; $nppp = -1; if(!defined $values->{nppp}) { $errorMessage = "Total trigram count not passed"; $errorCodeNumber = 200; return; } elsif($values->{nppp}<=0) { $errorMessage = "Total trigram count cannot be less than to zero"; $errorCodeNumber = 200; return; } else { $nppp = $values->{nppp}; } $n1pp = -1; if(!defined $values->{n1pp}) { $errorMessage = "Required marginal total (1,p,p) not passed"; $errorCodeNumber = 200; return; } else { $n1pp=$values->{n1pp}; } # n1pp should be greater than or equal to zero if ($n1pp< 0) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value ($n1pp) must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 204; return; } # n1pp should be less than or equal to totalBigrams if ($n1pp > $nppp) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value ($n1pp) must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 203; return; } $np1p = -1; if(!defined $values->{np1p}) { $errorMessage = "Required marginal total (p,1,p) not passed"; $errorCodeNumber = 200; return; } else { $np1p=$values->{np1p}; } # np1p should be greater than or equal to zero if ($np1p< 0) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value ($np1p) must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 204; return; } # np1p should be less than or equal to totalBigrams if ($np1p > $nppp) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value ($np1p) must not exceed total number of trigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 203; return; } $npp1 = -1; if(!defined $values->{npp1}) { $errorMessage = "Required marginal total (p,p,1) not passed"; $errorCodeNumber = 200; return; } else { $npp1=$values->{npp1}; } # npp1 should be greater than or equal to zero if ($npp1< 0) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value ($npp1) must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 204; return; } # npp1 should be less than or equal to totalBigrams if ($npp1 > $nppp) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value ($npp1) must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 203; return; } $n11p = -1; if(!defined $values->{n11p}) { $errorMessage = "Required marginal total (1,1,p) not passed"; $errorCodeNumber = 200; return; } else { $n11p=$values->{n11p}; } # n11p should be greater than or equal to zero if ($n11p< 0) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value ($n11p) must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 204; return; } # n11p should be less than or equal to totalBigrams if ($n11p > $nppp) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value ($n11p) must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 203; return; } $np11=-1; if(!defined $values->{np11}) { $errorMessage = "Required marginal total (p,1,1) not passed"; $errorCodeNumber = 200; return; } else { $np11=$values->{np11}; } # np11 should be greater than or equal to zero if ($np11< 0) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value ($np11) must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 204; return; } # np11 should be less than or equal to totalBigrams if ($np11 > $nppp) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value ($np11) must not exceed total number of trigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 203; return; } $n1p1=-1; if(!defined $values->{n1p1}) { $errorMessage = "Required marginal total (1,p,1) not passed"; $errorCodeNumber = 200; return; } else { $n1p1=$values->{n1p1}; } # n1p1 should be greater than or equal to zero if ($n1p1< 0) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value ($n1p1) must not be negative."; $errorCodeNumber = 204; return; } # n1p1 should be less than or equal to totalBigrams if ($n1p1 > $nppp) { $errorMessage = "Marginal total value ($n1p1) must not exceed total number of bigrams."; $errorCodeNumber = 203; return; } $n2pp=$values->{nppp}-$n1pp; $np2p=$values->{nppp}-$np1p; $npp2=$values->{nppp}-$npp1; return 1; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: 3D.pm,v 1.15 2008/03/26 17:25:13 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cutText-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP/Measures.pm0100644012467300001570000004177110772505137016011 0ustar tpedersepackage Text::NSP::Measures; # moved this version information to the top of the file to avoid # confusion with the documentation below, that includes code examples # that set versions, etc. use Text::NSP; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @ISA, @EXPORT, $errorCodeNumber, $errorMessage); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName $errorCodeNumber $errorMessage); $VERSION = '0.97'; =cut =head1 NAME Text::NSP::Measures - Perl modules for computing association scores of Ngrams. This module provides the basic framework for these measures. =head1 SYNOPSIS =head2 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ll; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $ll_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$ll_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION =head2 Introduction These modules provide perl implementations of mathematical functions (association measures) that can be used to interpret the co-occurrence frequency data for Ngrams. We define an Ngram as a sequence of 'n' tokens that occur within a window of at least 'n' tokens in the text; what constitutes a "token" can be defined by the user. The measures that have been implemented in this distribution are: =over =item 1) MI (Mutual Information based Measures) =over =item a) Loglikelihood (for Bigrams and Trigrams) =item b) True Mutual Information (for Bigrams and Trigrams) =item c) Pointwise Mutual Information (for Bigrams and Trigrams) =item d) Poisson Stirling Measure (for Bigrams and Trigrams) =back =item 2) CHI (Measures belonging to the CHI family) =over =item a) Chi-squared Measure =item b) Phi Coefficient =item c) T-Score =back =item 3) Dice (Measures belonging to the Dice family) =over =item a) Dice Coefficient =item b) Jaccard Measure =back =item 4) Fishers Exact Tests =over =item a) Left Fishers Exact Test =item b) Right Fishers Exact Test =item c) Two-Tailed Fishers Exact Test =back =item 5) Odds Ratio =back Further discussion about these measures is in their respective documentations. =head2 Writing your own association measures This module also provides a basic framework for building new measures of association for Ngrams. The new Measure should either inherit from Text::NSP::Measures::2D or Text::NSP::Measures::3D modules, depending on whether it is a bigram or a trigram measure. Both these modules implement methods that retrieve observed frequency counts, marginal totals, and also compute expected values. They also provide error checks for these counts. You can either write your new measure as a new module, or you can simply write a perl program. Here we will describe how to write a new measure as a perl module Perl. =over 4 =item 1 To create a new Perl module for the measure issue the following command (replace 'NewMeasure' with the name of your measure): =over h2xs -AXc -n Text::NSP::Measures::2D::NewMeasure (for bigram measures) or h2xs -AXc -n Text::NSP::Measures::3D::NewMeasure (for trigram measures) =back This will create a new folder namely... =over Text-NSP-Measures-2D-NewMeasure (for bigram) or Text-NSP-Measures-3D-NewMeasure (for trigram) =back This will create an empty framework for the new association measure. Once you are done completing the changes you will have to install the module before you can use it. To make changes to the module open: =over Text-NSP-Measures-2D-NewMeasure/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/NewMeasure/ NewMeasure.pm or Text-NSP-Measures-3D-NewMeasure/lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/NewMeasure/ NewMeasure.pm =back in your favorite text editor, and do as follows. =item 2 Let us say you have named your module NewMeasure. The first line of the file should declare that it is a package. Thus the first line of the file NewMeasure.pm should be... =over package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::NewMeasure; (for bigram measures) or package Text::NSP::Measures::3D::NewMeasure; (for trigram measures) =back To inherit the functionality from the 2D or 3D module you need to include it in your NewMeasure.pm module. A small code snippet to ensure that it is included is as follows: =over =item 1 For Bigrams use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI; =item 2 For Trigrams use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI; =back You also need to insert the following lines to make sure that the required functions are visible to the programs using your module. These lines are same for bigrams and trigrams. The "no warnings 'redefine';" statement is used to suppress perl warnings about method overriding. =over use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); =back =item 3 You need to implement at least one method in your package =over =item i) calculateStatistic() =back This method is passed reference to a hash containing the frequency values for a Ngram as found in the input Ngram file. method calculateStatistic() is expected to return a (possibly floating point) value as the value of the statistical measure calculated using the frequency values passed to it. There exist three methods in the modules Text::NSP::Measures::2d and Text::NSP::Measures::3D in order to help calculate the ngram statistic. =over =item 1. computeMarginalTotals($frequencies); =item 2. computeObservedValues($frequencies); =item 3. computeExpectedValues($frequencies); =back These methods return the observed and expected values of the cells in the contingency table. A 2D contingency table looks like: |word2 | not-word2| -------------------- word1 | n11 | n12 | n1p not-word1 | n21 | n22 | n2p -------------------- np1 np2 npp Here the marginal totals are np1, n1p, np2, n2p, the Observed values are n11, n12, n21, n22 and the expected values for the corresponding observed values are represented using m11, m12, m21, m22, here m11 represents the expected value for the cell (1,1), m12 for the cell (1,2) and so on. Before calling either computeObservedValues() or computeExpectedValues() you MUST call computeMarginalTotals(), since these methods require the marginal to be set. The computeMarginalTotals method computes the marginal totals in the contingency table based on the observed frequencies. It returns an undefined value in case of some error. In case success it returns '1'. An example of usage for the computeMarginalTotals() method is =over my %values = @_; if(!(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals(\%values)) ){ return; } =back @_ is the parameters passed to calculateStatistic. After this call the marginal totals will be available in the following variables =over =item 1. For bigrams $npp , $n1p, $np1, $n2p, $np2 =item 1. For trigrams $nppp, $n1pp, $np1p, $npp1, $n11p, $n1p1, $np11, $n2pp, $np2p, $npp2 =back computeObservedValues() computes the observed values of a ngram, It can be called using the following code snippet. Please remember that you should call computeMarginalTotals() before calling computeObservedValues(). =over if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObservedValues(\%values)) ) { return; } =back %value is the same hash that was initialized earlier for computeMarginalTotals. If successful it returns 1 otherwise an undefined value is returned. The computed observed values will be available in the following variables: =over =item 1. For bigrams $n11 , $n12, $n21, $n22 =item 1. For trigrams $n111, $n112, $n121, $n122, $n211, $n212, $n221, $n222, =back Similarly, computeExpectedValues() computes the expected values for each of the cells in the contingency table. You should call computeMarginalTotals() before calling computeExpectedValues(). The following code snippet demonstrates its usage. =over if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeExpectedValues()) ) { return; } =back If successful it returns 1 otherwise an undefined value is returned. The computed expected values will be available in the following variables: =over =item 1. For bigrams $m11 , $m12, $m21, $m22 =item 1. For trigrams $m111, $m112, $m121, $m122, $m211, $m212, $m221, $m222, =back =item 4 The last lines of a module should always return true, to achieve this make sure that the last two lines of the are: 1; __END__ Please see, that you can put in documentation after these lines. =item 5 There are four other methods that are not mandatory, but may be implemented. These are: i) initializeStatistic() ii) getErrorCode iii) getErrorMessage iv) getStatisticName() statistical.pl calls initializeStatistic before calling any other method, if there is no need for any specific initialization in the measure you need not define this method, and the initialization will be handled by the Text::NSP::Measures modules initializeStatistic() method. The getErrorCode method is called immediately after every call to method calculateStatistic(). This method is used to return the errorCode, if any, in the previous operations. To view all the possible error codes and the corresponding error message please refer to the Text::NSP documentation (perldoc Text::NSP).You can create new error codes in your measure, if the existing error codes are not sufficient. The Text::NSP::Measures module implements both getErrorCode() and getErrorMessage() methods and these implementations of the method will be invoked if the user does not define these methods. But if you want to add some other actions that need to be performed in case of an error you must override these methods by implementing them in your module. You can invoke the Text::NSP::Measures getErrorCode() methods from your measures getErrorCode() method. An example of this is below: sub getErrorCode { my $code = Text::NSP::Measures::getErrorCode(); #your code here return $code; #(or any other value) } sub getErrorMessage { my $message = Text::NSP::MeasuresgetErrorMessage(); #your code here return $message; #(or any other value) } The fourth method that may be implemented is getStatisticName(). If this method is implemented, it is expected to return a string containing the name of the statistic being implemented. This string is used in the formatted output of statistic.pl. If this method is not implemented, then the statistic name entered on the commandline is used in the formatted output. Note that all the methods described in this section are optional. So, if the user elects to not implement these methods, no harm will be done. The user may implement other methods too, but since statistic.pl is not expecting anything besides the five methods above, doing so would have no effect on statistic.pl. =item 6 You will need to install your module before you can use it. You can do this by Change to the base directory for the module, i.e. NewMeasure Then issue the following commands: perl Makefile.PL make make test make install or perl Makefile.PL PREFIX= make make test make install If you get any errors in the installation process, please make sure that you have not made any syntactical error in your code and also make sure that you have already installed the Text-NSP package. =back =head2 An Example To tie it all together here is an example of a measure that computes the sum of ngram frequency counts. =over package Text::NSP::Measures::2D::sum; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::2D; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; no warnings 'redefine'; require Exporter; our ($VERSION, @EXPORT, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(initializeStatistic calculateStatistic getErrorCode getErrorMessage getStatisticName); $VERSION = '0.01'; sub calculateStatistic { my %values = @_; # computes and returns the marginal totals from the frequency # combination values. returns undef if there is an error in # the computation or the values are inconsistent. if(!(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals($values)) ){ return; } # computes and returns the observed and marginal values from # the frequency combination values. returns 0 if there is an # error in the computation or the values are inconsistent. if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObservedValues($values)) ) { return; } # Now for the actual calculation of the association measure my $NewMeasure = 0; $NewMeasure += $n11; $NewMeasure += $n12; $NewMeasure += $n21; $NewMeasure += $n22; return ( $NewMeasure ); } sub getStatisticName { return "Sum"; } 1; __END__ =back =head2 Errors to look out for: =over 4 =item 1 The Text-NSP package is not installed - Make sure that Text-NSP package is installed and you have inherited the correct module (Text::NSP::Measures::2D or Text::NSP::Measures::3D). =item 2 The five methods (1 mandatory, 4 non-mandatory) must have their names match EXACTLY with those shown above. Again, names are all case sensitive. =item 3 This statement is present at the end of the module: 1; =back =head2 Methods =over =item initializeStatistic() - Provides an empty method which is called in case the measures do not override this method. If you need some measure specific initialization, override this method in the implementation of your measure. INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : none =cut sub initializeStatistic { undef $errorCodeNumber; undef $errorMessage; } =item calculateStatistic() - Provides an empty framework. Your Measure should override this method. INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : none =cut sub calculateStatistic { $errorMessage .= "Error calculateStatistic() - "; $errorMessage .= "Mandatory function calculateStatistic() not defined.\n"; $errorMessage .= "Your implementation should override this method. Aborting....\n"; $errorCodeNumber = 101; } =item getErrorCode() - Returns the error code in the last operation if any and resets the errorCode to 0. # INPUT PARAMS : none # RETURN VALUES : errorCode .. The current error code. =cut sub getErrorCode { my $temp = $errorCodeNumber; undef $errorCodeNumber; return $temp; } =item getErrorMessage() - Returns the error message in the last operation if any and resets the string to ''. # INPUT PARAMS : none # RETURN VALUES : errorMessage .. The current error message. =cut sub getErrorMessage { my $temp = $errorMessage; undef $errorMessage; return($temp); } =item getStatisticName() - Provides an empty method which is called in case the measures do not override this method. INPUT PARAMS : none RETURN VALUES : none =cut sub getStatisticName { return; } 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: Measures.pm,v 1.15 2006/03/25 04:21:22 saiyam_kohli Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cut Text-NSP-1.09/lib/Text/NSP.pm0100644012467300001570000001122710772506251014214 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME Text::NSP - Extract collocations and Ngrams from text =head1 SYNOPSIS =head2 Basic Usage use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ll; my $npp = 60; my $n1p = 20; my $np1 = 20; my $n11 = 10; $ll_value = calculateStatistic( n11=>$n11, n1p=>$n1p, np1=>$np1, npp=>$npp); if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { print STDERR $errorCode." - ".getErrorMessage()."\n""; } else { print getStatisticName."value for bigram is ".$ll_value."\n""; } =head1 DESCRIPTION The Ngram Statistics Package (NSP) is a collection of perl modules that aid in analyzing Ngrams in text files. We define an Ngram as a sequence of 'n' tokens that occur within a window of at least 'n' tokens in the text; what constitutes a "token" can be defined by the user. NSP.pm is a stub that doesn't have any real functionality. It serves as a top level module in the hierarchy and allows us to group the Text::NSP::Count and Text::NSP::Measures modules. The modules under Text::NSP::Measures implement measures of association that are used to evaluate whether the co-occurrence of the words in a Ngram is purely by chance or statistically significant. These measures compute a numerical score for Ngrams. This score can be used to decide whether or not there is enough evidence to reject the null hypothesis (that the Ngram is not statistically significant) for that Ngram. To use one of the measures you can either use the program statistic.pl provided under the utils directory, or write your own driver program. Program statistic.pl takes as input a list of Ngrams with their frequencies (in the format output by count.pl) and runs a user-selected statistical measure of association to compute the score for each Ngram. The Ngrams, along with their scores, are output in descending order of this score. For help on using utils/statistic.pl please refer to its perldoc (perldoc utils/statistic.pl). If you are writing your own driver program, a basic usage example is provided above under SYNOPSIS. For further clarification please refer to the documentation of Text::NSP::Measures (perldoc Text::NSP::Measures). =head2 Error Codes The following table describes the error codes use in the implementation, Error codes common to all the association measures. 100 - Trying to create an object of a abstract class. 200 - one of the required values is missing. 201 - one of the observed frequency comes out to be -ve. 202 - one of the frequency values(n11) exceeds the total no of bigrams(npp) or a marginal total(n1p, np1). 203 - one of the marginal totals(n1p, np1) exceeds the total bigram count(npp). 204 - one of the marginal totals is -ve. Error Codes required by the mutual information measures 211 - one of the expected values is zero. 212 - one of the expected values is -ve. Error codes required by the CHI measures. 221 - one of the expected values is zero. =head2 Methods =over =cut package Text::NSP; use strict; use Carp; use warnings; our ($VERSION, @ISA); @ISA = qw(Exporter); $VERSION = '1.09'; 1; __END__ =back =head1 AUTHORS Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse at d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: NSP.pm,v 1.33 2008/03/26 17:49:29 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO L L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2008, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cut Text-NSP-1.09/doc/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160012271 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/doc/FAQ.pod0100644012467300001570000004450510772215566013417 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME FAQ Frequently Asked Questions about the Ngram Statistics Package =head1 SYNOPSIS Frequently Asked Questions about the Ngram Statistics Package. =head1 DESCRIPTION This FAQ is very much a work in progress, and is written somewhat informally. Please take the information contained herein in that light. I'd be happy to elaborate on any point raised here that isn't clear. Also, if you spot errors or have suggestions I'd be happy to hear about those! Please send your questions to me (tpederse@d.umn.edu) or the NSP mailing list L. =head2 How should I cite NSP in a paper? This is our preferred reference: @inproceedings{BanerjeeP03, author = {Banerjee, S. and Pedersen, T.}, title = {The Design, Implementation, and Use of the {N}gram {S}tatistic {P}ackage}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Intelligent Text Processing and Computational Linguistics}, year = {2003}, month ={February}, pages = {370--381}, address = {Mexico City}} You can get a copy of this paper at: L If you would also like to cite a URL, the official home page of NSP is : L =head2 Where can I find other papers by users of NSP? We have established an NSP bibliography that includes some papers by users. Please make contributions to this bibliography when you publish a paper using NSP! L =head2 General Questions =head2 What is the class structure of your Measure hierarchy? The following diagram tries to lay that all out: L In general we've tried to group the measures into families that reflect their underlying relationships, and allow us to avoid replicating a lot of code. =head3 Why do you have 'make test' and then csh ./ALL-TESTS.sh This reflects the historical development of NSP. Initially NSP was based on command line scripts, and was not easy to test using the standard Perl methods you see in 'make test'. However, once NSP went object oriented, using 'make test' became much easier. We use ./ALL-TESTS.sh to test our command line programs very extensively, so you should still run this and take note of any errors. Please make sure you run 'csh ./ALL-TESTS.sh' AFTER running 'make install', otherwise some of the tests cases won't find the modules they need (since they haven't been installed and since ./ALL-TESTS.sh does not look into the build libraries prior to installation. =head3 Why do you use the C shell (csh) so much? This reflects the historical development of NSP. Initially NSP was developed on Solaris systems, which use tcsh as their default shell. Since we do not do anything too fancy with the shell, it seemed like a reasonable thing to stay with csh even after our site and many others moved to Linux, where the bash shell is more common. =head3 What is in the future for NSP? Many things! See L for a fairly complete accounting of our future plans. We are always open to suggestions, so please send those to the mailing list for consideration and discussion. =head3 Why is NSP so slow on large files of text? As of version 0.61 (and before) NSP does all counting using a Perl hash. In other words, each Ngram is an element in a hash, and a counter is kept for that Ngram. This works very nicely, but if you start to deal with millions of words of text it can result in a very large hash that consumes quite a bit of memory. Remember, the crucial constraint is not how many words in the corpus, but how many unique Ngrams you have in the text. As N gets larger, the number of hash elements grows larger and larger. However, if you are dealing with unigrams NSP can process extremely large files (50 million words) quite efficiently. To start with I would recommend that you gradually increase the value of N and the amount of text you try to process with NSP, just to get a sense of how long things take on your system. Start with processing unigrams in a 1,000,000 word corpus, then try bigrams. Then move up to 5,000,000 words with unigrams, and so forth. =head2 Questions about Significance Testing =head3 What is Fisher's exact test? Fisher's exact test is a significance test that is considered to be more appropriate for sparse and skewed samples of data than statistics such as the log likelihood ratio (G^2) or Pearson's Chi-Squared test (X^2). The paper "Fishing for Exactness" gives a fairly detailed description of Fisher's exact test relative to these other tests. Find it with the 1996 entries at: L It is also available at: L =head3 What is a left sided, right sided, and two sided Fisher's exact test? Fisher's exact test is computed by fixing the marginal totals of a 2x2 table and then determining the probability of each of the possible tables that could result in those marginal totals. The different sided tests vary in how these individual probabilities are summed into the final value produced by the test. The left sided test is recommended (see 3) since it results in a value that is easy to interpret as a measure of association between words. Rather loosely speaking, it is the probability of randomly sampling a 2x2 table where a bigram occurs less frequently than was observed in the corpus you are working with. So, a high left sided probability indicates that you are very unlikely to observe the bigram more frequently than you already have (if you took a random sample from a similar population). This suggests that the bigram is a "special" pair of words that may merit further attention. The paper "Fishing for Exactness" gives a fairly detailed description of computing left, right and two sided values. Find it with the 1996 entries at: L It is also available at: L =head3 Why do you recommend the use of a left sided Fisher's exact test? The main advantage of the left sided test it is interpreted much like the other tests that we provide. The larger the value the stronger the association between the words in the bigram. This is the same property as mutual information (tmi.pm), the Dice Coefficient (dice.pm), Loglikelihood ratio (ll.pm), and Pearson's test (x2.pm). Rankings that are done by these measures can all be compared directly, where rank 1 is assigned to the most strongly associated bigram/s. A right sided test is symmetric with the left sided test, so larger values indicate weaker association between the words. There is nothing wrong with this approach, except that you can not directly compare the rankings of a right sided test with, for example, mutual information. A two sided test doesn't seem to have a very natural mapping to explaining bigram data. =head3 Why don't the log likelihood tests (ll.pm) and Pearson's test (x2.pm) report the significance values associated with their raw scores? We don't assign significance values to these tests since setting the p-values seems to be a fairly arbitrary choice. It isn't clear that p should be .01, .05, or something else. This strikes us as an important limitation of significance tests. Rather than setting an arbitrary cutoff on these values, we recommend looking at the raw scores from these tests in order to establish cutoffs. Having said all this, it is very likely that future versions of NSP will have this capability. =head3 How do I decide which of the tests your provide is the one I should use? The tests provided here can be divided into three classes: 1) Power Divergence Family: Log Likelihood ratio (ll.pm) Pearson's Chi Squared test (x2.pm) 2) Exact test of statistical significance Fisher's exact test (leftFisher.pm and rightFisher.pm) 3) Information theoretic measures Mutual Information (tmi.pm) Dice Coefficient (dice.pm) If you would like to use a significance test with a predefined p-value then Fisher's exact test is your choice. We have tried to implement this as efficiently as possible, and it seems to run fairly quickly even with large sample sizes. If you would prefer to have a score that provides you with a measure of the divergence of the observed from the expected values (given an assumption of independence between the words in the bigram) then the power divergence family is a fine choice. Note that Ll.pm and X2.pm should provide the same results if the data is such that no asymptotic assumptions are being violated. If you observe difference values for the same bigram from these tests, then one of them is flawed! You can't be sure which one it is either. There is some very fine background material on the issue of the likelihood ratio (G^2) versus Pearson's test (X^2) in the following: @book{ReadC88, author={Read, T. and Cressie, N.}, title={Goodness of fit Statistics for Discrete Multivariate Data}, year = {1988}, address = {New York, NY}, publisher = {Springer-Verlag}} If you are interested in Mutual information, then you have it, and you have the closely related alternative measure the Dice Coefficient. =head3 How do I interpret the values of these test scores? Carefully. Subjectively. Creatively. For all of the tests, a higher score means a stronger measure of association among the words in the bigram. In general, we prefer to make comparisons among the tests based on the different rankings they assign rather than the absolute scores they return. However, you can directly compare the scores from the likelihood ratio (Ll.pm) and Pearson's test (X2.pm). Otherwise, you should not think of comparing these scores because they are apples and oranges. The rank program (rank.pl) ranks the bigrams as scored by any two given measures and will produce a table and rank correlation coefficient showing how they compare. Please note however that you should not include a right sided or two sided Fisher's test in such comparisons since they do not follow the convention that a higher score means that there is greater association between the bigrams. These tests should not be compared to others with the rank.pl program! =head3 Fisher's left sided test seems to rank a lot of bigrams first! Why? As sample sizes get larger, the hypergeometric probabilities associated with each possible 2x2 table of bigram data (given fixed marginal totals) tend to approach 1. Consider setting the precision of the test relatively high (10 or 15 digits) in order to observe this. When the default setting is used (4 digits) there tends to be quite a lot of rounding to 1.0000. The paper "Fishing for Exactness" shows how these hypergeometric probabilities are computed. Find it with the 1996 entries at: L It is also available at: L =head2 Questions about stop lists and removing non-tokens =head3 How does the stop list option (--stop) work? [Revised for version 0.53] A stop list is a list of words that you don't want count.pl to count. These words (or the Ngrams that they form) are not counted and do not figure into the overall sample size. Rather than specifying a list of words in a stoplist, as of version 0.53 you can specify Perl regular expressions. There are two modes in which stop lists can be used. In the "AND" mode, every word that makes up an N-gram must be found in the stoplist for that N-gram to be eliminated. In the "OR" mode, any N-gram that includes at least one word from the stoplist will be eliminated. Your stop list should be a plain text file that has one Perl regular expression per line. For example, suppose your stop list consisted of: @stop.mode=OR /\bthe\b/ /\band\b/ /\bof\b/ [Note that \b indicates a word boundary in a Perl regex.] Any N-gram that contains 'the', 'and', or 'of' would be excluded. A note on counting. Suppose that the bigram "of the" occurred 700 times in a text and was excluded by an AND mode stop list. Let's suppose for this example that it is the only bigram excluded. The total sample size reported by count.pl would be 700 less than without the stop list. The frequency count for "of" occurring as the first component of a bigram would be reduced by 700, as would the frequency count for "the" occurring as the second component of a bigram. Note that the counts for "of" as the second component and "the" as the first component will not be affected by the stoplist. Note that without the stop list it will typically be the case that the first and second position counts for a word will be the same. =head3 Can I have modifiers in my stoplist regular expressions? No. :) The documentation suggests that given a list of regular expressions such as: /\bis\b/ /\bthe\b/ /\ban\b/ NSP actually checks each regular expression one by one. Unfortunately if the list of regex's is very long, this becomes too slow computationally, and so instead we actually concatenate all the regular expressions to form one big regex, which is then used to do the matching. For example given the regexes above, they will be combined into a single regex, like so: /(\bis\b)|(\bthe\b)|(\ban\b)/ and then this regex is used to do the matching. Observe of course that this produces exactly the same effect as if we had done the comparisons one after another, and runs much faster. However the price we pay is that you can't use modifiers (things outside the / /'s) while defining the regex, since then we wouldn't be able to concatenate them together like we are doing now. =head3 Why is there a --stop and a --nontoken option for count.pl? The stop option allows you to specify a stop list that eliminates Ngrams if they are completely made up of stop words (AND mode) or if one of the words in the Ngram is a stop word (OR mode). The effect of the stop option is to remove Ngrams from the sample. The nontoken option allows you to eliminate words from the text prior to the formation of Ngrams. This processing occurs well before the stop option, which is carried out after Ngrams have been formed. =head3 How can I disregard n-grams that cross sentence boundaries or other punctuation marks? For example, in : I am here today. Where are you? I do not want to consider "today Where are" as a 3-gram. There is a built-in option (--newline) to disregard Ngrams across the newline (\n), but there is not one to do the same across punctuation marks at this time. But you can use the existing functionality to accomplish the same! Replace punctuation marks with new line characters and then use the option --newLine. This will disregard Ngrams that cross newline boundaries and thereby (in this case) cross punctuation marks. For example, assume file "sentence.txt" is as follows: this is a sentence. this is a sentence. Then the following command-line script: perl -e "while(<>){s/[.]/\n/g; print}" sentence.txt > sentence.tmp would create the following in file "sentence.tmp": this is a sentence this is a sentence (To use more punctuation marks, you'd want to put them inside the [square brackets]) And then if you run the following: count.pl --token token_file.txt --newLine sentence.cnt sentence.tmp the following is produced in file "sentence.cnt": 6 a<>sentence<>2 2 2 this<>is<>2 2 2 is<>a<>2 2 2 Of course, there'd be other ways of replacing punctuation marks with newlines. Programs like sed would probably do the trick too... There's one problem in this approach though. Assume the following is your original "sentence.txt" file: this is a sentence. this is a sentence. Replacing '.' with \n would produce the following: this is a sentence this is a sentence And then if you use --newLine, you'd not be able to catch the second "is<>a" bigram. To avoid this I would suggest the following: 1. First replace all new lines with spaces 2. Then replace punctuations with new lines. The following command-line script seems to work: perl -e "while(<>){chomp; s/[.]/\n/g; print}" sentence.txt > sentence.tmp Be warned though that very long lines can lead to very slow processing. =head2 Questions about rank.pl =head3 In rank.pl you use Spearman's rank correlation coefficient. Why not use Kendall's tau or some other correlation measure? The reason we use Spearman's measure is that it is geared towards correlation among ranked items. Kendall's tau can be used with the actual values of the ranked items. However, when comparing different kinds of tests of association such direct comparisons may not be meaningful. For example, the Dice Coefficient and the Log-likelihood ratio produce values that are on different scales, and you can't compare them directly. This is why we focus on comparing ranked values, which is why we use Spearman's. =head2 Questions about kocos.pl =head3 What is a kth order co-occurrence? Two words are 2nd order co-occurrences if they occur with words that occur with a particular word. For example, suppose that we observe the following bigrams in a corpus of text: telephone line busy line telephone operator These are first order co-occurrences. "telephone" and "busy" are said to be second order co-occurrences of each other since they both occur with "line". (Both are first order co-occurrences of "line"). Then "operator" is said to be a second order co-occurrence of "line" since it occurs with "telephone" which is a first order co-occurrence of "line". These relationships can be visualized as graphs or chains. line -> telephone -> operator kocos.pl finds such kth order relationships among words. =head1 AUTHORS Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth tpederse at d.umn.edu Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie-Mellon University =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO NSP home : L NSP mailing list : L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2008 Ted Pedersen Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. Note: a copy of the GNU Free Documentation License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as FDL.txt. Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507160014303 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.53.txt0100644012467300001570000000201110771736205017436 0ustar tpederse Changes from NSP version 0.51 to 0.53 ------------------------------------- Amruta Purandare, pura0010@umn.edu Ted Pedersen, tpederse@umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth count.pl -------- (1) Perl regular expression support for --stop option. (2) OR mode for --stop option to remove Ngrams that are made up of at least one stop word. Original AND mode (removing Ngrams of all stop words) is made default. (3) --nontoken FILE option to remove any sequence of characters matching the Perl Regular expressions in the FILE. Utils ----- (1) New utility program kocos.pl to find the Kth order co-occurrences of a given word. (2) New utility program socs.pl to find the 2nd order co-occurrences of a given word. organizational changes ---------------------- (1) nsp-v0.53/ contains general purpose programs count.pl and statistic.pl Utils/ contains special purpose programs kocos.pl and rank.pl Measures/ contains modules (.pm files) that implement measures of association [Amruta - 01/10/2003] Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.63.txt0100644012467300001570000000415410771736205017451 0ustar tpederse Changes from NSP version 0.61 to 0.63 ------------------------------------- Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth December 2003 Docs ---- 1) Converted README.txt to README.pod To create plain text: pod2text README.pod > README.txt To create html: pod2html README.pod > README.html 2) Converted FAQ.txt to FAQ.pod 3) removed README.txt and FAQ.txt (now replaced by pod). 4) moved /Measures/README.measures.txt to /Docs and converted to Measures.pod 5) Converted NewStats.txt to NewStats.pod 6) Converted Todo.txt to Todo.pod 7) Converted Usage.txt to Usage.pod 8) renamed Docs as docs Utils ----- 1) Incorporated all documentation for combig into combig.pl. Removed file README.combig.txt 2) Incorporated all documentation for kocos into kocos.pl. Removed file README.kocos.txt 3) Incorporated all documentation for rank into rank.pl. Removed file README.rank.txt count.pl -------- 1) added simple perldoc to program statistic.pl ------------ 1) added simple perldoc to program Makefile.PL ----------- 1) added to support standard perl installation of NSP. Now possible to install NSP using the standard perl "3 step" install. Still possible to install simply by setting paths. 2) creates html versions of pod documenations and stores in doc/html. CPAN Release ------------ 1) NSP is now distributed via CPAN as Text::NSP. http://search.cpan.org/dist/Text-NSP/ In order to take advantage of CPANs distribution mechanism, we needed to rename a few files, and add a dummy module stub (NSP.pm). NSP still works the same as it always did, it just looks slightly different now. Files that were added or renamed because of CPAN include INSTALL, README, CHANGES, MANIFEST, NSP.pm, and Makefile.PL. There is also a directory /t that is to be used for testing (invoked via make test). Right now there isn't much that is tested there, but that could/should change in future. We still have very extensive testing available via /Testing, it just isn't integrated into "make test" at this time. Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.67.txt0100644012467300001570000000220010771736205017443 0ustar tpederse Changes from NSP version 0.65 to 0.67 ------------------------------------- Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth March 3, 2004 Measures -------- Created measure2d.pm and measure3d.pm to allow for considerable simplification in the coding of the individual measure modules found in /Measures like tmi.pm, ll.pm, etc. (Bridget) statistic.pl ------------ Modified the data structure such that bigram strings are stored by scores (Amruta) Utils ------- Added the following programs to be able to run count.pl for bigrams on corpora with more +10,000,000 tokens. huge-count.pl ------------- Runs count.pl efficiently on a large data, by breaking it into smaller pieces and recombining with huge-combine.pl (Amruta) huge-combine.pl --------------- Combines two count output files of which the second file can be a huge file (Amruta) split-data.pl ------------- Breaks large files into small pieces (Amruta) sort-bigrams.pl ------------- Sorts a bigram file in the descending order of their counts (Amruta) Makefile.PL ----------- Changes necessary to incorporate new programs made. (Ted) Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.61.txt0100644012467300001570000000144510771736205017447 0ustar tpederse Changes from NSP version 0.59 to 0.61 ------------------------------------- Bridget T McInnes, bthomson@umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth October 20, 2003 Measures -------- (1) repaired the measures rightFisher.pm and leftFisher.pm. The measure had become reversed some where down the line and then there were a few errors in the rightFisher module. I revised the rightFisher so as it sums the hypergeometric probabitilies where n11 is greater than or equal to the observed value. And similiarly with leftFisher only where n11 is less than or equal to the observed value. Testing ------- (1) Revised the test scripts for the leftFisher test: test-1.sub-4.reqd (2) Tested both rightFisher and leftFisher with the cooresponding test scripts [Bridget - 10/20/2003] Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.57.txt0100644012467300001570000000414310771736205017452 0ustar tpederse Changes from NSP version 0.55 to 0.57 ------------------------------------- Amruta Purandare, pura0010@umn.edu Ted Pedersen, tpederse@umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth July 3, 2003 Utils ----- (1) Total rewrite of Utils/kocos.pl to make it more efficient and reliable. kocos allows a user to find Kth order co-occurrences of a given target word or target regexes. The process of identifying "cycles" in the co-occurrence chains has been significantly improved, and problems that existed in handling special characters such as . and , have been resolved. In addition kocos now only displays the Kth order co-occurrences. Previously it displayed the 1st through Kth order co-occurrences. ADP.05 (2) Because of (1) program socs.pl has been removed from NSP. It was provided in .55 as a fast alternative to kocos for 2nd order co-occurrences only. Since kocos is now much faster it is no longer needed and is superseded. (3) Added Utils/combig.pl. This program converts output from count.pl such that bigrams are treated as unordered word pairs. count views a bigram "W1 W2" as W1 preceding W2, while combig.pl views bigram "W1 W2" as W1 and W2 occurring together in either order. (4) Added script/drivers for combig.pl (combig-script.sh). (5) Changed version number of rank.pl from 0.5 to 0.01 to make it consistent with current numbering scheme. rank.pl has not been modified since the very early days of BSP. count.pl -------- (1) display value of --remove in --extended output TDP.57.1 (2) make sure source and destination file exist TDP.57.2 (3) minor rewording of warning/error messages statistic.pl ------------ (1) make sure source and destination file exist TDP.57.3 (2) minor re-wording of warning/error messages Testing ------- (1) Added test cases for new Util combig. (2) Added new tests cases for kocos.pl. (3) Modified test case for count.pl --extended for TDP.57.1 (4) Modified test cases for count.pl and statistic.pl due to rewording of warning and error messages. [Ted - 07/03/2003] Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.51.txt0100644012467300001570000000073510771736205017447 0ustar tpederseChange from NSP version 0.5 to version 0.51 ------------------------------------------ Satanjeev Banerjee, bane0025@d.umn.edu Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth count.pl -------- Fixed bug in count.pl that prevented frequencies from being printed for unigrams. Also added test 2e to Testing/count/normal-op.sh to check for the correct output of switch --ngram 1. This bug discovered by Patrick Ruch patrick.ruch@dim.hcuge.ch. [Bano 6/21/02] Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.91.txt0100644012467300001570000000431210771736206017447 0ustar tpederseChanges from NSP version 0.73 to 0.91 ------------------------------------- Saiyam Kohli, kohli003@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth February 7, 2006 Measures -------- Complete rewrite of Measures from scratch using Object Oriented Perl. All the measures have now been moved from the Measures directory to the lib directory and have been rearranged according to the following hierarchy: Text::NSP Text::NSP::Measures Text::NSP::Measures::2D Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ll Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::pmi Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::tmi Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::x2 Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::phi Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::tscore Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::left Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::right Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::twotailed Text::NSP::Measures::2D::odds Text::NSP::Measures::2D::dice Text::NSP::Measures::3D Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::ll Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::pmi Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::tmi Similar measures have been grouped together, and the error checks and computations common to these measures have been moved to the base class for these measures. The error codes have also been reoragnised, with every mearure familiy getting a particular range of error codes, the details are available in the Text::NSP documentation. We are now using hashes instead of arrays to store the data related to a continhency table(observed/expected counts) internally. The overflow errors in the rightFisher and leftFisher measures have been resolved and a new measure for the twotailed Fishers exact test has been added. Programs -------- Changes to statistic.pl have been made to get it working with the new implementation of measures. Now statistic.pl searches for the Measure modules using PERL5LIB environment variable instead of PATH. Some changes were made to make the commnadline interface backwards compatibile, that is the systems that were using NSP-0.73 (specifically statistic.pl) will keep on working with the new NSP-0.75, without any changes. Other changes include printing all the error messaged to STDERR and also a check to ensure that the sum of all the obseved bigram counts is less than the total bigram count. Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.65.txt0100644012467300001570000000130410771736205017445 0ustar tpederse Changes from NSP version 0.63 to 0.65 ------------------------------------- Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth December 30, 2003 Docs ---- 1) modified INSTALL to discuss CPAN site 2) fixed MANIFEST to not include INSTALL.bak and Makefile 3) renamed GPL.txt and FDL.txt as GPL and FDL Measures -------- 1) created perldoc for all measures (.pm files in /Measures) Testing ------- 1) added ALL-TESTS.sh, which is a script that will run all of the test scripts for all of the measures/programs Makefile.PL ----------- 1) x2.pm was not being installed in 0.63. This is fixed. kocos.pl -------- 1) kocos.pl was overwritten with combig.pl. This is fixed. Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v1.01.txt0100644012467300001570000000072410771736206017442 0ustar tpederseChanges from NSP version 0.99 to 1.01 -------------------------------------- Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth June 23, 2006 The CVS directories were left by mistake in version 0.99. They have been removed in version 1.01. This does not affect the functionality of the package, but it takes up a lot of space, and is sort of messy. It also causes one of the test scripts to fail (the one that checks the --recurse option in count.pl) Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.97.txt0100644012467300001570000000156210771736206017461 0ustar tpederseChanges from NSP version 0.95 to 0.97 -------------------------------------- Saiyam Kohli, kohli003@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth June 21, 2006 Measures -------- The NSP versions 0.91, 0.93 and 0.95 were significantly slower than NSP-0.73. This was primarily due to the use of Objects. In this release all the measures have been rewritten without using objects. The hierarchy of the Measures has been maintained, and thus there is very little or no code duplication. Another reason for the performance degradation was the policy of not using object variables. This resulted in more data being passed to and from all the methods and thus resulting in a bottleneck. In this release we use global variables to represent the contingency table. Programs -------- A few changes in statistic.pl were required to incorporate the changes in the various Measures. Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.99.txt0100644012467300001570000000100510771736206017453 0ustar tpederseChanges from NSP version 0.97 to 0.99 -------------------------------------- Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth June 23, 2006 Makefile.PL ----------- In response to a number of reports to rt.cpan.org, I have modified the Makefile.PL so that documentation is installed in system default directories. Previously we were forcing the installation to occur in certain directories. /Testing -------- I have set the files and directories in the /Testing subdirectory to be executable. Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.55.txt0100644012467300001570000000150510771736205017447 0ustar tpederse Changes from NSP version 0.53 to 0.55 ------------------------------------- Amruta Purandare, pura0010@umn.edu Ted Pedersen, tpederse@umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth Measures -------- (1) Added tmi3.pm, a 3-D (trigram) implementation of true mutual information. Utils ----- (1) socs.pl and kocos.pl now include options --literal WORD => to specify target WORD directly on a command line --regex FILE => to use a Perl Regex for specifying target word and its morphological variants from a FILE Testing ------- (1) Added test cases for ll3 and tmi that were inadvertently left out of v0.53. (2) Added test cases for the new module tmi3. (3) Changed test cases to use the new options --literal and --regex. The test cases were not changed in any other way. [Amruta - 03/31/2003] Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.59.txt0100644012467300001570000000153110771736205017452 0ustar tpederse Changes from NSP version 0.57 to 0.59 ------------------------------------- Ted Pedersen, tpederse@umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth July 25, 2003 Measures -------- (1) repaired the measures phi.pm, tscore.pm, odds.pm, and rightFisher.pm. None of them were set up as proper statistics modules and did not work. They did not have initializeStatistic functions, nor did they have other necessary components. These were user submitted functions, and should have been tested before inclusion in NSP. In future all such submissions will be tested before inclusion. Testing ------- (1) Added test scripts for phi.pm, tscore.pm, odds.pm, and rightFisher.pm. (2) Added test scripts for tmi3.pm, which was also a user submitted module which functioned ok but had minimal test scripts associated with it. [Ted - 07/25/2003] Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.69.txt0100644012467300001570000000062010771736206017452 0ustar tpederse Changes from NSP version 0.67 to 0.69 ------------------------------------- Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth March 23, 2004 Measures -------- Converted pmi.pm into new measure2d style. All other measures had been converted in 0.67, but for some reason pmi.pm was left behind. (Bridget) Utils ------- Modified combig.pl program to use less memory. (Amruta) Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.50.txt0100644012467300001570000000602210771736205017441 0ustar tpederse Change from BSP version 0.3 to version 0.5 ------------------------------------------ Satanjeev Banerjee, bane0025@d.umn.edu Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth Program count.pl: ----------------- 1. Salient changes: a. Support for n-grams, as opposed to only bigrams. b. Support for user-defined token definitions. c. Output format is different and explicitly demarcates tokens in the ngrams. 'Extended' output is also supported (see below). 2. New switches in version 0.5: a. --ngram => allows creation of ngrams with more than 2 tokens per ngram. Version 0.3 only allowed bigrams. b. --token => allows user definition of what a token should be for creation of ngrams. Version 0.3 had two fixed regular expressions: these are the defaults of version 0.5. c. --set_freq_combo, --get_freq_combo => allows user control on the number of frequency values to show per ngram. Version 0.3 only allowed bigrams, and so there were only 3 values to be printed, and no user control was allowed. d. --remove => allows for the removal of ngrams that fall below a given threshold. Scores dont show the ngrams that are removed. e. --newLine => prevents ngram from spanning across the new line character. Version 0.3 always considers the new line character to be a white space character. f. --extended => creates an 'extended' output where the values of switches used are also output. Program statistic.pl: --------------------- 1. Salient changes: a. Support for n-grams, as opposed to only bigrams. b. Performs error handling for library routines and allows routines to throw errors. 2. New switches in version 0.5: a. --ngram => allows user to specify the size of incoming ngrams. b. --set_freq_combo FILE, --get_freq_combo => allows user to specify what frequency values are available for the ngrams in the incoming ngram list file. c. --extended => informs statistic.pl that incoming ngram file may have extended data in it and also requests statistic.pl to create its own extended data in the lines of count.pl above. Program rank.pl: ---------------- 1. Salient changes: a. Changes in inputs: This program no longer takes as input two libraries and one frequency file to compute the rank correlation coefficient. Instead it takes as input two files containing the same ngrams sorted using two different statistical measures, and then computes the rank correlation coefficient for the ngrams that are pressent in both the files. using the two files. b. Changes in outputs: As before this program outputs the correlation coefficient. Unlike before however the ngrams and their ranks are not output since these are already available in the input files. 2. Helper script: We provide a helper script rank-script.sh to emulate the rank.pl program of BSP version 0.3. See Readme.txt for more information on this script. Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.73.txt0100644012467300001570000000161410771736206017451 0ustar tpederse Changes from NSP version 0.71 to 0.73 ------------------------------------- Mahesh Joshi, joshi031@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth August 9, 2005 Programs -------- Made file references platform independent through the use of the File and Config modules, rather than hard-coding paths with Unix style names. Affects all files in /Meassures and statistic.pl. Note that we may need to change this yet again, if we decide to have modules found in a more standard way (using PERL5LIB). Right now modules are looked for in the PATH, which is somewhat non-standard. (Mahesh) Documentation ------------- Expanded documentation for log-likelihood ratio to provide a definition, and clarified phi documentation to point out that in fact it is phi^2. Also clarified documentation for Pearson's test. (Ted) Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.93.txt0100644012467300001570000000536710771736206017464 0ustar tpederseChanges from NSP version 0.91 to 0.93 -------------------------------------- Saiyam Kohli, kohli003@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth June 11, 2006 Measures -------- A couple of new measures have been added. These are A couple of new measures have been added. These are 1) Jaccard Coefficient The Jaccard Coefficient is the ratio of number of times the words occur together to the number of times atleast any one of the words occur. It is defined as: n11 --------------- n11 + n12 + n21 The Jaccard coefficient can also be computed by applying a transformation to the dice coefficient. The transformation is: $jaccard = $dice/(2-($dice) We use this computation instead of the one mentioned earlier. We have grouped dice and jaccard under one family. This measure is only available for bigrams. 2) Poisson Stirling Measure The poisson stirling measure is a negative lograthimic approximation of the poisson-likelihood measure. It uses the stirlings firmula to approximate the factorial in poisson-likelihood measure. The measure is computed as follows. Posson-Stirling = n11 * ( log(n11) - log(m11) - 1) which is same as Posson-Stirling = n11 * ( log(n11/m11) - 1) This measure is available for bigrams as well as trigrams. Apart from this Pointwise Mutual Information has been modified so that it takes in a parameter named pmi_exp. This parameter is used to increase the weight of the observed frequency count. This is useful because PMI tends to overestimate the bigrams with lower observed frequency counts. Now the PMI measure is computed as: PMI = log((n11^$exp)/m11) The $exp is 1 by default, so the measure will compute the Pointwise Mutual Information for the given bigram. To use a variation of the measure, users can pass the $exp parameter using the --pmi_exp command line option in statistic.pl. To modify the $exp from within a program users can call the initializeStatistic method, otherwise $exp will be taken to be 1 by default. Usage: $pmi->initializeStatistic(2) The pmi measure has also been extented for trigrams. Programs -------- statistic.pl has been modified to take in a new command line parameter for the PMI measure, this parameter is used to initialize the $exp variable in PMI. If this option is not specified $exp is initialized to 1. The option is discarded with a warning message if it is specified for any other measure. The usage for statistic.pl is statistic.pl pmi out_pmi.stt out.cnt - for Point Wise Mutual Information $exp is 1 in this case. statistic.pl --pmi_exp 2 pmi out_pmi2.stt out.cnt - for the variant with $exp set to 2.Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.95.txt0100644012467300001570000000045210771736206017454 0ustar tpederseChanges from NSP version 0.93 to 0.95 -------------------------------------- Saiyam Kohli, kohli003@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth June 17, 2006 Measures -------- Corrections to the Perldocs of some of the measures. The documentation of these measures were not being indexed in CPAN.Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v1.03.txt0100644012467300001570000000102010771736206017432 0ustar tpederseChanges from NSP version 1.01 to 1.03 -------------------------------------- Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth September 16, 2006 Saiyam fixed the Divide by Zero error that was being generated with tables of the form : 9 0 | 9 0 0 | 0 ----- 9 0 9 and 9 0 | 9 6 0 | 6 ------ 15 0 15 Rather than generating divide by zero errors, these tables are independent and should report scores that reflect that (depending on the measure invoked). This error affected the measures ll and x2. Text-NSP-1.09/doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.71.txt0100644012467300001570000000216310771736206017447 0ustar tpederse Changes from NSP version 0.69 to 0.71 ------------------------------------- Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu University of Minnesota, Duluth June 16, 2004 Makefile.PL ------------ Updated Makefile.PL with correct version number (Ted) Makefile.PL now creates /man/man3 directory - in previous versions this was not created, sometimes causing an error during "make install" when that directory is not found (Ted) Programs --------- statistic.pl and sort-bigrams.pl were modified by changing the internal N-gram separating marker # to sequence <||>. As some users pointed out, use of # as a separator between the N-grams causes problems when N-gram tokens include #. In 0.71, we used a more rare sequence <||> to separate N-grams in the internal hash structure. (Amruta) Testing ------- Added test cases to catch an error when internal delimiter <||> is detected within N-gram tokens. (Amruta) Fixed test cases for huge-count, that were relying on the mistaken idea that count.pl produces output in sorted form. Now an actual sort is done of count.pl output before comparison with gold standard results. 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It appears that the use of subdirectories in /t with test cases might have been causing problems for Windows testing, so we have moved all test files to the top level of /t, and also removed the TEST program so that things are called in a more standard or generic fashion. =back =item 1.07 Released March 24, 2008 all changes by TDP =over =item Updated Makefile.PL to no longer require 5.8.5 - have dropped back to 5.6 =item Updated FAQ with some explanation of ALL-TESTS.sh =item Renamed /docs as /doc to be consistent with other packages =item Added descriptive labels in POD in NAME field of .pl programs to provide that info on CPAN display =item Fixed duplicate Copyright message bug in documentation of Measures.pm =item Removed "help" messages from Makefile.PL execution so as to (hopefully) avoid problems with installations on Windows. =item Corrected error in INSTALL instructions - csh ./ALL-TESTS.sh must be performed after 'make install' =back =item 1.05 Released March 20, 2008 all changes by TDP =over =item Fixed problem with file Testing/statistic/t2 would appear (mysteriously) but not be in the MANIFEST. This file was left behind during /Testing/statistic/normal-op.sh and is now being removed. =item Fixed problem in /Testing where .sh files are sometimes not executable. Those files are now invoked via 'csh test.sh' rather than './test.sh', meaning that they no longer need to be executable. =item Fixed ticket number 24061 from rt.cpan.org regarding incorrection version information coming from Measures.pm =item Archived all old ChangeLogs to doc/ChangeLogs directory. Began to use pod in CHANGES directory instead =item Added doc/update-pod.sh to automatically refresh top level read only documentation including README, CHANGES, TODO and INSTALL =item Fixed Makefile.PL to avoid problems during Windows install. This problem and fix was reported by Richard Churchill to the ngram mailing list. This may also address ticket #20371 from rt.cpan.org. =item Modified Makefile.PL to allow for use of 'make dist' and also creation of META.yml =back =head1 AUTHORS Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth tpederse at d.umn.edu This document last modified by : $Id: CHANGES.pod,v 1.6 2008/03/26 17:56:11 tpederse Exp $ =head1 SEE ALSO L =head1 COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE Copyright (c) 2004-2008 Ted Pedersen Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. Note: a copy of the GNU Free Documentation License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as FDL.txt. =cut Text-NSP-1.09/doc/USAGE.pod0100644012467300001570000000725610772506064013652 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME USAGE How to use the Ngram Statistics Package (Text-NSP) =head1 SYNOPSIS Examples of how to use NSP. =head1 DESCRIPTION These are some sample usages of NSP. While this is not intended to be an exhaustive treatment of the various features, it should give you some idea of some of the ways you can use NSP. =head2 GETTING HELP count.pl -help rank.pl -help statistic.pl -help =head2 COUNT.PL =over 4 =item * count all the bigrams in h.txt and store counts in holmes1.out count.pl h.cnt h.txt =item * count all bigrams that occur 5 or more times and store counts in holmes1.out5 AND create a histogram of the bigram counts and store in h-5.hist count.pl -frequency 5 -hist h-5.hist h-5.cnt h.txt =item * exclude all bigrams made up two words from stop.txt count.pl -stop stop.txt h-stop.cnt h.txt =item * count all bigrams that occur within a 4 word window AND use a stop list (this is especially useful to prevent bigrams caused by multiple occurrences of frequent words within the given window size (like 'and and' 'of of' etc.) count.pl -stop stop.txt -window 4 h-stop-w5.cnt h.txt =back =head2 STATISTIC.PL =over 4 =item * create a list of bigrams ranked by log-likelihood ratios. only allow scores of 6.00 or better among bigrams that occur more 3 or more times. (if you had used count to exclude certain frequencies you could simply use that file as input) (the .pm after the test name is optional) statistic.pl -score 6.00 -frequency 5 ll.pm holmes1.ll h.cnt =item * create a list of bigrams ranked by fisher's exact test (left sided) that only allow scores of 0.90 or better statistic.pl -score 0.90 leftFisher.pm h.fish h.cnt =item * create a list of the top 10 bigrams as ranked by the dice coefficient. statistic.pl -rank 10 dice.pm h.dice h.cnt =item * create a formatted report where bigrams are ranked by pointwise mutual information values, reported to 4 digits of precision. statistic.pl -format mi.pm -precision 4 h.report h.cnt =back =head2 RANK.PL =over 4 =item * compare the ranked list of bigrams created by pointwise mutual information and the log-likelihood ratio. make comparisons based on 3 digits of precision. rank.pl -precision 3 mi ll h.mi-ll-rank h.cnt =item * compare the ranked list of bigrams created by pointwise mutual information and the dice coefficient. make comparisons based on 5 digits of precision and compare only the top 10 bigrams selected by mutual information. rank.pl -precision 5 -rank 10 mi dice h.mi-dice-rank h.cnt =item * compare the ranked list of bigrams found by fisher's exact test and the dice coefficient. make comparisons based on 2 digits of precision and compare only those bigrams that score greater than 0.90 on fisher's exact test. rank.pl -precision 5 -score 0.90 leftFisher dice h.fish-dice-rank h.cnt =back =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, tpederse at d.umn.edu =head1 BUGS Last update on 02/15/01 by TDP based on BSP v0.3. This is very old, and should be updated to include many more examples of both command line use of NSP as well as module use. =head1 SEE ALSO NSP home : L NSP mailing list: L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2003 Ted Pedersen. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. Note: a copy of the GNU Free Documentation License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as FDL.txt. Text-NSP-1.09/doc/FAQ0100644012467300001570000004620710772507056012635 0ustar tpederseNAME FAQ Frequently Asked Questions about the Ngram Statistics Package SYNOPSIS Frequently Asked Questions about the Ngram Statistics Package. DESCRIPTION This FAQ is very much a work in progress, and is written somewhat informally. Please take the information contained herein in that light. I'd be happy to elaborate on any point raised here that isn't clear. Also, if you spot errors or have suggestions I'd be happy to hear about those! Please send your questions to me (tpederse@d.umn.edu) or the NSP mailing list . How should I cite NSP in a paper? This is our preferred reference: @inproceedings{BanerjeeP03, author = {Banerjee, S. and Pedersen, T.}, title = {The Design, Implementation, and Use of the {N}gram {S}tatistic {P}ackage}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Intelligent Text Processing and Computational Linguistics}, year = {2003}, month ={February}, pages = {370--381}, address = {Mexico City}} You can get a copy of this paper at: L If you would also like to cite a URL, the official home page of NSP is : L Where can I find other papers by users of NSP? We have established an NSP bibliography that includes some papers by users. Please make contributions to this bibliography when you publish a paper using NSP! L General Questions What is the class structure of your Measure hierarchy? The following diagram tries to lay that all out: NSP-Class-diagram.pdf In general we've tried to group the measures into families that reflect their underlying relationships, and allow us to avoid replicating a lot of code. Why do you have 'make test' and then csh ./ALL-TESTS.sh This reflects the historical development of NSP. Initially NSP was based on command line scripts, and was not easy to test using the standard Perl methods you see in 'make test'. However, once NSP went object oriented, using 'make test' became much easier. We use ./ALL-TESTS.sh to test our command line programs very extensively, so you should still run this and take note of any errors. Please make sure you run 'csh ./ALL-TESTS.sh' AFTER running 'make install', otherwise some of the tests cases won't find the modules they need (since they haven't been installed and since ./ALL-TESTS.sh does not look into the build libraries prior to installation. Why do you use the C shell (csh) so much? This reflects the historical development of NSP. Initially NSP was developed on Solaris systems, which use tcsh as their default shell. Since we do not do anything too fancy with the shell, it seemed like a reasonable thing to stay with csh even after our site and many others moved to Linux, where the bash shell is more common. What is in the future for NSP? Many things! See TODO.pod for a fairly complete accounting of our future plans. We are always open to suggestions, so please send those to the mailing list for consideration and discussion. Why is NSP so slow on large files of text? As of version 0.61 (and before) NSP does all counting using a Perl hash. In other words, each Ngram is an element in a hash, and a counter is kept for that Ngram. This works very nicely, but if you start to deal with millions of words of text it can result in a very large hash that consumes quite a bit of memory. Remember, the crucial constraint is not how many words in the corpus, but how many unique Ngrams you have in the text. As N gets larger, the number of hash elements grows larger and larger. However, if you are dealing with unigrams NSP can process extremely large files (50 million words) quite efficiently. To start with I would recommend that you gradually increase the value of N and the amount of text you try to process with NSP, just to get a sense of how long things take on your system. Start with processing unigrams in a 1,000,000 word corpus, then try bigrams. Then move up to 5,000,000 words with unigrams, and so forth. Questions about Significance Testing What is Fisher's exact test? Fisher's exact test is a significance test that is considered to be more appropriate for sparse and skewed samples of data than statistics such as the log likelihood ratio (G^2) or Pearson's Chi-Squared test (X^2). The paper "Fishing for Exactness" gives a fairly detailed description of Fisher's exact test relative to these other tests. Find it with the 1996 entries at: It is also available at: What is a left sided, right sided, and two sided Fisher's exact test? Fisher's exact test is computed by fixing the marginal totals of a 2x2 table and then determining the probability of each of the possible tables that could result in those marginal totals. The different sided tests vary in how these individual probabilities are summed into the final value produced by the test. The left sided test is recommended (see 3) since it results in a value that is easy to interpret as a measure of association between words. Rather loosely speaking, it is the probability of randomly sampling a 2x2 table where a bigram occurs less frequently than was observed in the corpus you are working with. So, a high left sided probability indicates that you are very unlikely to observe the bigram more frequently than you already have (if you took a random sample from a similar population). This suggests that the bigram is a "special" pair of words that may merit further attention. The paper "Fishing for Exactness" gives a fairly detailed description of computing left, right and two sided values. Find it with the 1996 entries at: It is also available at: Why do you recommend the use of a left sided Fisher's exact test? The main advantage of the left sided test it is interpreted much like the other tests that we provide. The larger the value the stronger the association between the words in the bigram. This is the same property as mutual information (tmi.pm), the Dice Coefficient (dice.pm), Loglikelihood ratio (ll.pm), and Pearson's test (x2.pm). Rankings that are done by these measures can all be compared directly, where rank 1 is assigned to the most strongly associated bigram/s. A right sided test is symmetric with the left sided test, so larger values indicate weaker association between the words. There is nothing wrong with this approach, except that you can not directly compare the rankings of a right sided test with, for example, mutual information. A two sided test doesn't seem to have a very natural mapping to explaining bigram data. Why don't the log likelihood tests (ll.pm) and Pearson's test (x2.pm) report the significance values associated with their raw scores? We don't assign significance values to these tests since setting the p-values seems to be a fairly arbitrary choice. It isn't clear that p should be .01, .05, or something else. This strikes us as an important limitation of significance tests. Rather than setting an arbitrary cutoff on these values, we recommend looking at the raw scores from these tests in order to establish cutoffs. Having said all this, it is very likely that future versions of NSP will have this capability. How do I decide which of the tests your provide is the one I should use? The tests provided here can be divided into three classes: 1) Power Divergence Family: Log Likelihood ratio (ll.pm) Pearson's Chi Squared test (x2.pm) 2) Exact test of statistical significance Fisher's exact test (leftFisher.pm and rightFisher.pm) 3) Information theoretic measures Mutual Information (tmi.pm) Dice Coefficient (dice.pm) If you would like to use a significance test with a predefined p-value then Fisher's exact test is your choice. We have tried to implement this as efficiently as possible, and it seems to run fairly quickly even with large sample sizes. If you would prefer to have a score that provides you with a measure of the divergence of the observed from the expected values (given an assumption of independence between the words in the bigram) then the power divergence family is a fine choice. Note that Ll.pm and X2.pm should provide the same results if the data is such that no asymptotic assumptions are being violated. If you observe difference values for the same bigram from these tests, then one of them is flawed! You can't be sure which one it is either. There is some very fine background material on the issue of the likelihood ratio (G^2) versus Pearson's test (X^2) in the following: @book{ReadC88, author={Read, T. and Cressie, N.}, title={Goodness of fit Statistics for Discrete Multivariate Data}, year = {1988}, address = {New York, NY}, publisher = {Springer-Verlag}} If you are interested in Mutual information, then you have it, and you have the closely related alternative measure the Dice Coefficient. How do I interpret the values of these test scores? Carefully. Subjectively. Creatively. For all of the tests, a higher score means a stronger measure of association among the words in the bigram. In general, we prefer to make comparisons among the tests based on the different rankings they assign rather than the absolute scores they return. However, you can directly compare the scores from the likelihood ratio (Ll.pm) and Pearson's test (X2.pm). Otherwise, you should not think of comparing these scores because they are apples and oranges. The rank program (rank.pl) ranks the bigrams as scored by any two given measures and will produce a table and rank correlation coefficient showing how they compare. Please note however that you should not include a right sided or two sided Fisher's test in such comparisons since they do not follow the convention that a higher score means that there is greater association between the bigrams. These tests should not be compared to others with the rank.pl program! Fisher's left sided test seems to rank a lot of bigrams first! Why? As sample sizes get larger, the hypergeometric probabilities associated with each possible 2x2 table of bigram data (given fixed marginal totals) tend to approach 1. Consider setting the precision of the test relatively high (10 or 15 digits) in order to observe this. When the default setting is used (4 digits) there tends to be quite a lot of rounding to 1.0000. The paper "Fishing for Exactness" shows how these hypergeometric probabilities are computed. Find it with the 1996 entries at: It is also available at: Questions about stop lists and removing non-tokens How does the stop list option (--stop) work? [Revised for version 0.53] A stop list is a list of words that you don't want count.pl to count. These words (or the Ngrams that they form) are not counted and do not figure into the overall sample size. Rather than specifying a list of words in a stoplist, as of version 0.53 you can specify Perl regular expressions. There are two modes in which stop lists can be used. In the "AND" mode, every word that makes up an N-gram must be found in the stoplist for that N-gram to be eliminated. In the "OR" mode, any N-gram that includes at least one word from the stoplist will be eliminated. Your stop list should be a plain text file that has one Perl regular expression per line. For example, suppose your stop list consisted of: @stop.mode=OR /\bthe\b/ /\band\b/ /\bof\b/ [Note that \b indicates a word boundary in a Perl regex.] Any N-gram that contains 'the', 'and', or 'of' would be excluded. A note on counting. Suppose that the bigram "of the" occurred 700 times in a text and was excluded by an AND mode stop list. Let's suppose for this example that it is the only bigram excluded. The total sample size reported by count.pl would be 700 less than without the stop list. The frequency count for "of" occurring as the first component of a bigram would be reduced by 700, as would the frequency count for "the" occurring as the second component of a bigram. Note that the counts for "of" as the second component and "the" as the first component will not be affected by the stoplist. Note that without the stop list it will typically be the case that the first and second position counts for a word will be the same. Can I have modifiers in my stoplist regular expressions? No. :) The documentation suggests that given a list of regular expressions such as: /\bis\b/ /\bthe\b/ /\ban\b/ NSP actually checks each regular expression one by one. Unfortunately if the list of regex's is very long, this becomes too slow computationally, and so instead we actually concatenate all the regular expressions to form one big regex, which is then used to do the matching. For example given the regexes above, they will be combined into a single regex, like so: /(\bis\b)|(\bthe\b)|(\ban\b)/ and then this regex is used to do the matching. Observe of course that this produces exactly the same effect as if we had done the comparisons one after another, and runs much faster. However the price we pay is that you can't use modifiers (things outside the / /'s) while defining the regex, since then we wouldn't be able to concatenate them together like we are doing now. Why is there a --stop and a --nontoken option for count.pl? The stop option allows you to specify a stop list that eliminates Ngrams if they are completely made up of stop words (AND mode) or if one of the words in the Ngram is a stop word (OR mode). The effect of the stop option is to remove Ngrams from the sample. The nontoken option allows you to eliminate words from the text prior to the formation of Ngrams. This processing occurs well before the stop option, which is carried out after Ngrams have been formed. How can I disregard n-grams that cross sentence boundaries or other punctuation marks? For example, in : I am here today. Where are you? I do not want to consider "today Where are" as a 3-gram. There is a built-in option (--newline) to disregard Ngrams across the newline (\n), but there is not one to do the same across punctuation marks at this time. But you can use the existing functionality to accomplish the same! Replace punctuation marks with new line characters and then use the option --newLine. This will disregard Ngrams that cross newline boundaries and thereby (in this case) cross punctuation marks. For example, assume file "sentence.txt" is as follows: this is a sentence. this is a sentence. Then the following command-line script: perl -e "while(<>){s/[.]/\n/g; print}" sentence.txt > sentence.tmp would create the following in file "sentence.tmp": this is a sentence this is a sentence (To use more punctuation marks, you'd want to put them inside the [square brackets]) And then if you run the following: count.pl --token token_file.txt --newLine sentence.cnt sentence.tmp the following is produced in file "sentence.cnt": 6 a<>sentence<>2 2 2 this<>is<>2 2 2 is<>a<>2 2 2 Of course, there'd be other ways of replacing punctuation marks with newlines. Programs like sed would probably do the trick too... There's one problem in this approach though. Assume the following is your original "sentence.txt" file: this is a sentence. this is a sentence. Replacing '.' with \n would produce the following: this is a sentence this is a sentence And then if you use --newLine, you'd not be able to catch the second "is<>a" bigram. To avoid this I would suggest the following: 1. First replace all new lines with spaces 2. Then replace punctuations with new lines. The following command-line script seems to work: perl -e "while(<>){chomp; s/[.]/\n/g; print}" sentence.txt > sentence.tmp Be warned though that very long lines can lead to very slow processing. Questions about rank.pl In rank.pl you use Spearman's rank correlation coefficient. Why not use Kendall's tau or some other correlation measure? The reason we use Spearman's measure is that it is geared towards correlation among ranked items. Kendall's tau can be used with the actual values of the ranked items. However, when comparing different kinds of tests of association such direct comparisons may not be meaningful. For example, the Dice Coefficient and the Log-likelihood ratio produce values that are on different scales, and you can't compare them directly. This is why we focus on comparing ranked values, which is why we use Spearman's. Questions about kocos.pl What is a kth order co-occurrence? Two words are 2nd order co-occurrences if they occur with words that occur with a particular word. For example, suppose that we observe the following bigrams in a corpus of text: telephone line busy line telephone operator These are first order co-occurrences. "telephone" and "busy" are said to be second order co-occurrences of each other since they both occur with "line". (Both are first order co-occurrences of "line"). Then "operator" is said to be a second order co-occurrence of "line" since it occurs with "telephone" which is a first order co-occurrence of "line". These relationships can be visualized as graphs or chains. line -> telephone -> operator kocos.pl finds such kth order relationships among words. AUTHORS Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth tpederse at d.umn.edu Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie-Mellon University BUGS SEE ALSO NSP home : L NSP mailing list : L COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2008 Ted Pedersen Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. Note: a copy of the GNU Free Documentation License is available on the web at and is included in this distribution as FDL.txt. 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DESCRIPTION These are some sample usages of NSP. While this is not intended to be an exhaustive treatment of the various features, it should give you some idea of some of the ways you can use NSP. GETTING HELP count.pl -help rank.pl -help statistic.pl -help COUNT.PL * count all the bigrams in h.txt and store counts in holmes1.out count.pl h.cnt h.txt * count all bigrams that occur 5 or more times and store counts in holmes1.out5 AND create a histogram of the bigram counts and store in h-5.hist count.pl -frequency 5 -hist h-5.hist h-5.cnt h.txt * exclude all bigrams made up two words from stop.txt count.pl -stop stop.txt h-stop.cnt h.txt * count all bigrams that occur within a 4 word window AND use a stop list (this is especially useful to prevent bigrams caused by multiple occurrences of frequent words within the given window size (like 'and and' 'of of' etc.) count.pl -stop stop.txt -window 4 h-stop-w5.cnt h.txt STATISTIC.PL * create a list of bigrams ranked by log-likelihood ratios. only allow scores of 6.00 or better among bigrams that occur more 3 or more times. (if you had used count to exclude certain frequencies you could simply use that file as input) (the .pm after the test name is optional) statistic.pl -score 6.00 -frequency 5 ll.pm holmes1.ll h.cnt * create a list of bigrams ranked by fisher's exact test (left sided) that only allow scores of 0.90 or better statistic.pl -score 0.90 leftFisher.pm h.fish h.cnt * create a list of the top 10 bigrams as ranked by the dice coefficient. statistic.pl -rank 10 dice.pm h.dice h.cnt * create a formatted report where bigrams are ranked by pointwise mutual information values, reported to 4 digits of precision. statistic.pl -format mi.pm -precision 4 h.report h.cnt RANK.PL * compare the ranked list of bigrams created by pointwise mutual information and the log-likelihood ratio. make comparisons based on 3 digits of precision. rank.pl -precision 3 mi ll h.mi-ll-rank h.cnt * compare the ranked list of bigrams created by pointwise mutual information and the dice coefficient. make comparisons based on 5 digits of precision and compare only the top 10 bigrams selected by mutual information. rank.pl -precision 5 -rank 10 mi dice h.mi-dice-rank h.cnt * compare the ranked list of bigrams found by fisher's exact test and the dice coefficient. make comparisons based on 2 digits of precision and compare only those bigrams that score greater than 0.90 on fisher's exact test. rank.pl -precision 5 -score 0.90 leftFisher dice h.fish-dice-rank h.cnt AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, tpederse at d.umn.edu BUGS Last update on 02/15/01 by TDP based on BSP v0.3. This is very old, and should be updated to include many more examples of both command line use of NSP as well as module use. SEE ALSO NSP home : L NSP mailing list: L COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2003 Ted Pedersen. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. Note: a copy of the GNU Free Documentation License is available on the web at and is included in this distribution as FDL.txt. 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y(near)56 b(synon)l(yms.)79 b(In)56 b Fk(SIGLEX)j(Workshop)h(on)f (Unsup)-8 b(ervise)g(d)59 b(L)-8 b(exic)g(al)59 b(A)-8 b(c)g(quisition,)59 b(40th)1325 6193 y(me)-8 b(eting)55 b(of)g(the)g(Asso)-8 b(ciation)56 b(for)f(Computational)j(Linguistics)p Fn(,)50 b(Philadelphia,)g(2002.)p eop %%Trailer end userdict /end-hook known{end-hook}if %%EOF Text-NSP-1.09/doc/README.pod0100644012467300001570000014231110772326643013736 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME README Introduction to Ngram Statistics Package (Text-NSP) =head1 SYNOPSIS This document provides a general introduction to the Ngram Statistics Package. =head1 DESCRIPTION =head2 1. Introduction The Ngram Statistics Package (NSP) is a suite of programs that aids in analyzing Ngrams in text files. We define an Ngram as a sequence of 'n' tokens that occur within a window of at least 'n' tokens in the text; what constitutes a "token" can be defined by the user. In earlier versions (v0.1, v0.3, v0.4) this package was known as the Bigram Statistics Package (BSP). The name change reflects the widening scope of the package in moving beyond Bigrams to Ngrams. NSP consists of two core programs and three utilities: Program L takes flat text files as input and generates a list of all the Ngrams that occur in those files. The Ngrams, along with their frequencies, are output in descending order of their frequency. Program L takes as input a list of Ngrams with their frequencies (in the format output by count.pl) and runs a user-selected statistical measure of association to compute a "score" for each Ngram. The Ngrams, along with their scores, are output in descending order of this score. The statistical score computed for each Ngram can be used to decide whether or not there is enough evidence to reject the null hypothesis (that the Ngram is not a collocation) for that Ngram. Various utility programs are found in bin/utils/ and take as their input the results (output) from count.pl and/or statistic.pl. L takes as input two files output by statistic.pl and computes the Spearman's rank correlation coefficient on the Ngrams that are common to both files. Typically the two files should be produced by applying statistic.pl on the same Ngram count file but by using two different statistical measures. In such a scenario, the value output by rank.pl can be used to measure how similar these the two measures are. A value close to 1 would indicate that these two measures rank Ngrams in the same order, -1 that the two orderings are exactly opposite to each other and 0 that they are not related. L takes as input a file output by count.pl or statistic.pl and uses that to identify kth order co-occurrences of a given word. A kth order co-occurrence of a target WORD is a word that co-occurs with a (k-1)th co-occurrence of the given target WORD. So A is a 2nd order co-occurrence of X if X occurs with B and B occurs with A. Put more concretely in "New York", "New" and "York" co-occur (the are 1st order co-occurrences). In "New Jack", "New" and "Jack" co-occur. Thus, "Jack" and "York" are second order co-occurrences because they both co-occur with "New". L will take the output of count.pl and find unordered counts of bigrams. Normally count.pl treats bigrams like "fine wine" and "wine fine" as distinct. combig.pl (combine bigram) will adjust the counts such that they do not depend on the order. So one could then go on to measure how much the words "fine" and "wine" are associated without respect to their order. L allows a user to run count.pl on much larger corpora. It essentially divides a corpora into pieces, and then uses count.pl to count piece, and then recombines the counts to get the final output. huge-count.pl also uses bin/utils/huge-combine.pl, bin/Utils/split-data.pl, and bin/utils/sort-bigrams.pl. This README continues with an introduction to the basic definitions of tokens, the tokenization process and the Ngram formation process. This is followed by a description of the two main programs in this suite (count.pl and statistic.pl) and brief notes one how one could typically use each of them. The programs rank.pl, kocos.pl, and combig.pl are described in separate READMEs in the /utils directory. =head2 2. Tokens We define a token as a contiguous sequence of characters that match one of a set of regular expressions. These regular expressions may be user-provided, or, if not provided, are assumed to be the following two regular expressions: \w+ -> this matches a contiguous sequence of alpha-numeric characters [\.,;:\?!] -> this matches a single punctuation mark For example, assume the following is a line of text: "the stock markets fell by 20 points today!" Then, using the above regular expressions, we get the following tokens: the stock markets fell by 20 points today ! Now assume that the user provides the following lone regular expression: [a-zA-Z]+ -> this matches a contiguous sequence of alphabetic characters Then, we get the following tokens: the stock markets fell by points today =head2 3. The Tokenization Process: Given a text file and a set of regular expressions, the text is "tokenized", that is, broken up into tokens. To do so, the entire input text is considered as one long "input string" with new-line characters being replaced by space characters (this is the default behaviour and can be modified; see point 4 below). Then, the following is done: while the input string is non empty foreach regular expression r if r is matched by a sequence of characters starting with the first character in the input string... quit this for loop end if end foreach if we have a matching regular expression r the portion of the input string matched by r is our next token. remove this token from the input string. else remove the first character from the input string end if end while =head3 3.1 Notes: 3.1.1. In looking for a regular expression that yields a successful match (in the foreach loop above), we want a regular expression that matches the input string starting with the first character of the input string. Thus, the regular expression /b/ matches the input string "be good" but not the input string " be good". 3.1.2. If none of the regular expressions give a successful match, then the first character in the input string is removed. This character is considered a "non-token" and is henceforth ignored. 3.1.3. Since the matching process (the foreach loop above) stops at the first match, the order in which the regular expressions are tested is important. The order is exactly the order in which they are provided by the user, or if the default regular expressions are used, the order in which they are listed above. =head3 3.2 Examples: =head4 3.2.1 Example 1: 3.2.1.1. Input text: why's the stock falling? 3.2.1.2. Regular expressions: \w+ [\.,;:\?!] 3.2.1.3. Resulting tokens: why s the stock falling ? 3.2.1.4. Explanation: Initially our input string is the entire input text: "why's the stock falling?". The first token found is "why" which matches the regular expression /\w+/. This token is removed, and our input string becomes "'s the stock falling?". Now neither of the regular expressions can match the ' character. Thus this character is considered a non-token and is removed, leaving the input string like so: "s the stock falling?". "s" is now matched by /\w+/, and this forms our next token. Upon removing this token, we get the following input string " the stock falling?". Again, neither of the regular expressions match this input string, and the leading space character is removed as a non-token. Similarly the rest of the line is tokenized to yield the tokens "the", "stock", "falling" and "?". =head4 3.2.2 Example 2: 3.2.2.1. Input text: why's the stock falling? 3.2.2.2. Regular expressions: /fall/ /falling/ /stock/ 3.2.2.3. Resulting tokens: stock fall 3.2.2.4. Explanation: Initially our input string is the entire input text: "why's the stock falling?". None of the regular expressions match, and we remove the first character to get as input string the following: "why's the stock falling?". Similarly, again the regular expressions don't match, and we have to remove the first character. This goes on until our input string becomes: "stock falling?". Now "stock" matches the regular expression /stock/, and this token is removed, leaving " falling?" as the input string. Since the space character does not form a token, it is removed. Now we have "falling?" as our input string. Now observe that we have two regular expressions, /fall/ and /falling/, both of which can match the input string. However, since /fall/ appears before /falling/ in the list, the token formed is "fall". This leaves our input string as: "ing?". None of the regular expressions match this or any of the subsequent input strings obtained by removing one by one the first characters. Hence we get as tokens "stock" and "fall". =head4 3.2.3 Example 3: 3.2.3.1. Input text: why's the stock falling? 3.2.3.2. Regular expressions: /falling/ /fall/ /stock/ 3.2.3.3. Resulting tokens: stock falling 3.2.3.4. Explanation: Observe that this example differs from the previous one only in the order of the regular expressions. The tokenization proceeds exactly as in the previous example, until we have as our input string "falling?". Here, we have /falling/ as our first regular expression, and so we get "falling" as our token. Examples 3.2.2 and 3.2.3 demonstrate the importance of the order in which the regular expressions are provided to the tokenization process. =head4 3.2.4. Example 4: 3.2.4.1. Input text: why's the stock falling? 3.2.4.2. Regular expressions: /the stock/ /\w+/ 3.2.4.3. Resulting tokens: why s the stock falling 3.2.4.4. Explanation: The thing to note here is that one of the regular expressions has an embedded space character in it. This causes no problems: our definition of a token allows embedded space characters in them! Once our input string is "the stock falling?", the regular expression /the stock/ is matched, and the string "the stock" forms our next token. =head2 4. Ngrams: An Ngram is a sequence of n tokens. We shall delimit tokens in an Ngram by the diamond symbol, i.e. "<>". Thus, "big<>boy<>" is a bigram whose tokens are "big" and "boy". Similarly, "stock<>falling<>?<>" is a trigram whose tokens are "stock" and "falling" and "?". "the stock<>falling<>" is a bigram with tokens "the stock" and "falling". Given a piece of text, Ngrams are usually formed of contiguous tokens. For instance, lets take example 3.2.1, where our tokens, in the order in which they appear in the text, are the following: why s the stock falling ? Then, the following are all the bigrams: why<>s<> s<>the<> the<>stock<> stock<>falling<> falling<>?<> The following are all the trigrams: why<>s<>the<> s<>the<>stock<> the<>stock<>falling<> stock<>falling<>?<> The following are all the 4-grams: why<>s<>the<>stock s<>the<>stock<>falling s<>the<>stock<>falling<>?<> Etcetera. The Ngrams shown above are all formed from contiguous tokens. Although this is the default, we also allow Ngrams to be formed from non-contiguous tokens. To do so, we first define a "window" of size k to be a sequence of k contiguous tokens, where the value of k is greater than or equal to the value of n for the Ngrams. An Ngram can be formed from any n tokens as long as all the tokens belong to a single window of size k. Further the n tokens must occur in the Ngram in exactly the same order as they occur in the window. Put another way, given a window of k tokens, we drop k-n tokens from the window, and what remains is an Ngram! Thus for instance, taking example 3.2.1 again, recall that our tokens in the order in which they occur in the text are the following: why s the stock falling ? Then, the following are all the bigrams with a window size of 3: why<>s<> why<>the<> s<>the<> s<>stock<> the<>stock<> the<>falling<> stock<>falling<> stock<>?<> falling<>?<> The following are all the bigrams with a window size of 4: why<>s<> why<>the<> why<>stock<> s<>the<> s<>stock<> s<>falling<> the<>stock<> the<>falling<> the<>?<> stock<>falling<> stock<>?<> falling<>?<> The following are all the trigrams with a window size of 4: why<>s<>the<> why<>s<>stock<> why<>the<>stock<> s<>the<>stock<> s<>the<>falling<> s<>stock<>falling<> the<>stock<>falling<> the<>stock<>?<> the<>falling<>?<> stock<>falling<>?<> Etc. =head2 5. Program L: This program takes as input a flat ASCII text file and outputs all Ngrams, or token sequences of length 'n', where the value of 'n' can be decided by the user. Non-contiguous Ngrams within a window of size 'k' as described above can also be found and output. For every output Ngram, its frequency of occurrence as well as the frequencies of all the combinations of the tokens it is made up of are output. Details follow. =head3 5.1. Default Way to Run count.pl: The most basic way of running this program is the following: Example 5.1: count.pl output.txt input.txt where input.txt is the input text file in which to find the Ngrams and output.txt is the output file into which count.pl will put all the Ngrams with their frequencies. =head3 5.2. Changing the Length of Ngrams and the Size of the Window: Several default values are in use when the program is run this way. For example it is assumed that one is counting bigrams, that is the value of 'n' is 2. This can be changed by using the option --ngram N, where 'N' is the number of tokens you want in each Ngram. Thus, to find all trigrams in input.txt, run count.pl thus: Example 5.2: count.pl --ngram 3 output.txt input.txt Another default value in use is the window size. Window size defaults to the value of 'n' for Ngrams. Thus, in example 5.1 the window size was 2 while in example 5.1, because of the --ngram 3 option , the window size was 3. This can be changed using the --window N option. Thus, for example to find all bigrams within windows of size 3, one would run the program like so: Example 5.3a: count.pl --window 3 output.txt input.txt Similarly, to find all trigrams within a window of size 4: Example 5.3b: count.pl --ngram 3 --window 4 output.txt input.txt =head3 5.3. Using User-Provided Token Definitions: In all these examples, the tokenization and Ngram formation proceeds as described in sections 3 and 4 above. In these examples, the default token definitions are used: \w+ -> this matches a contiguous sequence of alpha-numeric characters [\.,;:\?!] -> this matches a single punctuation mark As mentioned previously, these default token definitions can be over-ridden by using the option --token FILE, where FILE is the name of the file containing the regular expressions on which the token definitions will be based. Each regular expression in this FILE should be on a line of its own, and should be delimited by the forward slash '/'. Further, these should be valid Perl regular expressions, as defined in [1], which means for example that any occurrence of the forward slash '/' within the regular expression must be 'escaped'. =head3 5.4 Removing character strings via --nontoken option: This option allows a user to define regular expressions that will match strings that should not be considered as tokens. These strings will be removed from the data and not counted or included in Ngrams. The --nontoken option is recommended when there are predictable sequences of characters that you know should not be included as tokens for purposes of counting Ngrams, finding collocations, etc. For example, if mark-up symbols like ,

, [item], [/ptr] exist in text being processed, you may want to include those in your list of nontoken items so they are discarded. If not, a simple regex such as /\w+/ will match with 's', 'p', 'item', 'ptr' from these tags, leading to confusing results. The --nontoken option on the command line should be followed by a file name (NON_TOKEN). This file should contain Perl regular expressions delimited by forward slashes '/' that define non-tokens. Multiple expressions may be placed on separate lines or be separated via the '|' (Perl 'or') as in /regex1|regex2|../ The following are some of the examples of valid non-token definitions. /<\/?s|p>/ : will remove xml tags like ,

, ,

. /\[\w+\]/ : will remove all words which appear in square brackets like [p], [item], [123] and so on. count.pl will first remove any string from the input data that matches the non-token regular expression, and only then will match the remaining data against the token definitions. Thus, if by chance a string matches both the token and nontoken definitions, it will be removed as --nontoken has a higher priority than --token or the default token definition. =head3 5.5. The Output Format of count.pl: Assume that the following are the contents of the input text file to count.pl; let us call the file test.txt: first line of text second line and a third line of text Further assume that count.pl is run like so: count.pl test.cnt test.txt Thus, test.cnt will have all the bigrams found in file test.txt using a window size of 2 and using the two default tokens as above. Following then are the contents of file test.cnt: 11 line<>of<>2 3 2 of<>text<>2 2 2 second<>line<>1 1 3 line<>and<>1 3 1 and<>a<>1 1 1 a<>third<>1 1 1 first<>line<>1 1 3 third<>line<>1 1 3 text<>second<>1 1 1 The number on the first line, 11, indicates that there were total 11 bigrams in the input file. From the next line onwards, the various bigrams found are listed. Recall that the tokens of the Ngrams are delimited by the diamond signs: <>. Thus the bigram on the first line is line<>of<>, made up of the tokens "line" and "of" in that order; the bigram on the second line is of<>text<>, made up of the tokens "of" and "text", etc. After the diamond following the last token there are three numbers. The first of these numbers denotes the number of times this Ngram occurs in the input text file. Thus bigram line<>of<> occurs 2 times in the input file, as does bigram of<>text<>. The second number denotes in how many bigrams the token "line" occurs as the left-hand-token. In this case, "line" occurs on the left of three bigrams, namely two copies of bigram "line<>of" and the bigram "line<>and<>". Similarly, the third number denotes the number of bigrams in which the word "of" occurs as the right-hand-token. In this case, "of" occurs on the right of two bigrams, namely the two copies of the bigram "line<>of<>". Similar output is obtained for trigrams. Assume again that the input file is above, and assume that count.pl is run thusly: count.pl --ngram 3 test.cnt test.txt The output test.cnt file is as follows: 10 line<>of<>text<>2 3 2 2 2 2 2 and<>a<>third<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 third<>line<>of<>1 1 3 2 1 1 2 second<>line<>and<>1 1 3 1 1 1 1 line<>and<>a<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 a<>third<>line<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 text<>second<>line<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 of<>text<>second<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 first<>line<>of<>1 1 3 2 1 1 2 Once again, the number on the first line says that there are 10 trigrams in the input text file. The first trigram in the list is "line<>of<>text<>" made up of the tokens "line", "of" and "text" in that order. Similarly, the next trigram is "and<>a<>third<>" made of the tokens "and", "a" and "third". Observe that this time there are more numbers after the last token. The first number denotes, as before, the number of times this trigram occurs in the input text file. Thus, "line<>of<>text" occurs twice in the input file while "and<>a<>third" occurs just once. The second, third and fourth numbers denote the number of trigrams in which the tokens "line", "of" and "text" appear in the first, second and third positions respectively. Thus, "line" occurs as the token in the first position in 3 trigrams, namely 2 copies of "line<>of<>text<>" and one copy of "line<>and<>a<>". Similarly, the tokens "of" and "text" appear as the second and third tokens respectively of two bigrams, namely the two copies of "line<>of<>text<>". The fifth number denotes the number of bigrams in which "line" occurs as the first token and "of" occurs as the second token. Once again, there are only two trigrams in which this happens: the two copies of "line<>of<>text<>". The sixth number denotes the number of bigrams in which "line" occurs as the token in the first place and "text" occurs as the token in the third place. The seventh number denotes the number of bigrams in which "of" occurs as the token in the second place and "text" occurs as the token in the third place. In general, assume we are dealing with Ngrams of size 'n'. Given an Ngram, denote its leftmost token as w[0], the next token as w[1], and so on until w[n-1]. Further let f(a, b, ..., c) be the number of Ngrams that have token w[a] in position a, token w[b] in position b, ... and token w[c] in position c, where 0 <= a < b < ... < c < n. Then, given an ngram, the first frequency value reported is f(0, 1, ..., n-1). This is followed by n frequency values, f(0), f(1), ..., f(n-1). This is followed by (n choose 2) values, f(0, 1), f(0, 2), ..., f(0, n-1), f(1, 2), ..., f(1, n-1), ... f(n-2, n-1). This is followed by (n choose 3) values, f(0, 1, 2), f(0, 1, 3), ..., f(0, 1, n-1), f(0, 2, 3), ..., f(0, 2, n-1), ..., f(0, n-2, n-1), ..., f(1, 2, 3), ..., f(n-3, n-2, n-1). And so on, until (n choose n-1), that is n, frequency values f(0, 1, ..., n-2), f(0, 1, ..., n-3, n-1), f(0, 1, ..., n-4, n-2, n-1), ..., f(1, 2, ..., n-1). This gives us a total of 2^n-1 possible frequency values. We call each such frequency value a "frequency combination", since it expresses the number of Ngrams that has a given combination of one or more tokens in one or more fixed positions. By default all such combinations are printed, exactly in the order showed above. To see which combinations are being printed one could use the option --get_freq_combo FILE. This prints to the file the inputs to the imaginary 'f' function defined above exactly in the order the frequency values occur in the main output. Thus for instance, running the program like so: count.pl --get_freq_combo freq_combo.txt test.cnt test.txt Assuming that test.txt file is the one shown above, the following output is created in file freq_combo.txt: 0 1 0 1 and the following output in file test.cnt: 11 line<>of<>2 3 2 of<>text<>2 2 2 second<>line<>1 1 3 line<>and<>1 3 1 and<>a<>1 1 1 a<>third<>1 1 1 first<>line<>1 1 3 third<>line<>1 1 3 text<>second<>1 1 1 Recall that since the option --ngram is not being used, the default value of n, 2, is being used here. After each bigram in the test.cnt file are three numbers; the first number corresponds to f(0, 1), the second number corresponds to f(0) and the third to f(1). Observe that line 'i' of the output in file freq_combo.txt file represents the input to the imaginary 'f' function that creates the 'i_th' frequency value on each line of the output in file test.cnt. Similarly, running the program thus: count.pl --ngram 3 --get_freq_combo freq_combo.txt test.cnt test.txt produces the following output in freq_combo.txt: 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 0 2 1 2 and the following output in file test.cnt 10 line<>of<>text<>2 3 2 2 2 2 2 and<>a<>third<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 third<>line<>of<>1 1 3 2 1 1 2 second<>line<>and<>1 1 3 1 1 1 1 line<>and<>a<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 a<>third<>line<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 text<>second<>line<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 of<>text<>second<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 first<>line<>of<>1 1 3 2 1 1 2 The seven numbers after each trigram in file test.cnt correspond respectively to f(0, 1, 2), f(0), f(1), f(2), f(0, 1), f(0, 2) and f(1, 2), as shown in the file freq_combo.txt. It is possible that the user may not require all the frequency values output by default, or that the user requires the frequency values in a different order. To change the default frequency values output, one may provide count.pl with a file containing the inputs to the 'f' function using the option --set_freq_combo. Thus for instance, if the user wants to create trigrams, and only requires the frequencies of the trigrams and the frequency values of the three tokens in the trigrams (and not of the pairs of tokens), then he may create the following file (say, user_freq_combo.txt): 0 1 2 0 1 2 and provide this file to the count.pl program thus: count.pl --ngram 3 --set_freq_combo user_freq_combo.txt test.cnt test.txt this produces the following test.cnt file: 10 line<>of<>text<>2 3 2 2 and<>a<>third<>1 1 1 1 third<>line<>of<>1 1 3 2 second<>line<>and<>1 1 3 1 line<>and<>a<>1 3 1 1 a<>third<>line<>1 1 1 2 text<>second<>line<>1 1 1 2 of<>text<>second<>1 1 1 1 first<>line<>of<>1 1 3 2 Observe that the only difference between this output and the default output is that instead of reporting 7 frequency values per ngram, only the 4 requested are output. =head3 5.6. "Stopping" the Ngrams: The user may "stop" the Ngrams formed by count.pl by providing a list of stop-tokens through the option --stop FILE. Each stop token in FILE should be a Perl regular expression that occurs on a line by itself. This expression should be delimited by forward slashes, as in /REGEX/. All regular expression capabilities in Perl are supported except for regular expression modifiers (like the "i" /REGEX/i). The following are a few examples of valid entries in the stop list. /^\d+$/ /\bthe\b/ /\b[Tt][Hh][Ee]\b/ /^and$/ /\bor\b/ /^be(ing)?$/ There are two modes in which a stop list can be used, AND and OR. The default mode is AND, which means that an Ngram must be made up entirely of words from the stoplist before it is eliminated. The OR mode eliminates an Ngram if any of the words that make up the Ngram are found in the stoplist. The mode is specified via an extended option that should appear on the first line of the stop file. For example, @stop.mode=AND /^for$/ /^the$/ /^\d+$/ would eliminate bigrams such as 'for the', 'for 10', etc. (where both elements of the bigram are from the stop list.) But will not remove bigrams like '10 dollars' or 'of the'. @stop.mode=OR /^for$/ /^the$/ /^\d+$/ would eliminate bigrams such as 'for our', '10 dollars', etc. (where at least one element of the bigram is from the stop list). If the @stop.mode= option is not specified, the default value is AND. In both modes, Ngrams that are eliminated do not add to the various Ngram and individual word frequency counts. Ngrams that are "stoplisted" are treated as if they never existed and are not counted. =head4 5.6.1 Usage Notes for Regular Expressions in Stop Lists: (1) In Perl regular expressions, \b specifies word boundary and ^ and $ specify the start and end of a string (or line of text). These can be used in defining your stop list entries, but must be used with somewhat carefully. count.pl examines each token individually, thereby treating each as a separate string or line. As a result, you can use either /\bregex\b/ or /^regex$/ to exactly match a token made up of alphanumeric characters, as in \bcat\b or \^cat$\. However, please note that if a token consists of other characters (as in n.b.a.) they can behave differently. Suppose for example that your token is www.dot.com. If you have a stop list entry \bwww\b it will match the 'www' portion of the token, since the '.' is considered to be a word boundary. \^www$\ would not have that problem. (2) If instead of /^the$/, regex /the/ is used as a stop regex, then every token that matches /the/ will be removed. So tokens like 'there', 'their', 'weather','together' will be excluded with the stop regex /the/. On the other hand, with the regex /^the$/, all occurrences of only word 'the' will be removed. (3) You can also use a stop regex /^the/ to remove tokens that begin with 'the' like 'their' or 'them' but not 'together'. Similarly, stop regex /the$/ will remove all tokens which end in 'the' like 'swathe' or 'tithe' but not 'together' or 'their'. (4) Please note that stoplist handling changed as of version 0.53. If you use a stoplist developed for an earlier version of NSP, then it will not behave in the same way!! In earlier versions when you specified /regex/ as a stoplist item, we assumed that you really meant /\bregex\b/ and proceeded accordingly. However, since regular expressions are now fully supported we require that you specify exactly what you mean. So if you include /is/ as a member of your stoplist, we will now assume that you mean any word that contains 'is'somewhere within in (like 'this' or 'kiss' or 'isthmus' ...) To preserve the functionality of your old stoplists, simply convert them from /the/ /is/ /of/ to /\bthe\b/ /\bis\b/ /\bof\b/ (6) regex modifiers like i or g which come after the end slash like: /regex/i /regex/g are not supported. See FAQ.txt for an explanation. This makes it slightly inconvenient to specify that you would like to stop any form of a given word. For example, if you wanted to stop 'THE', 'The', 'THe', etc. you would have to specify a regex such as /[Tt][Hh][Ee]/ =head4 5.6.2. Differences between --nontoken and --stop: In theory we can remove "unwanted" words using either the --nontoken option or the --stop option. However, these are rather different techniques. --stop only removes stop words after they are recognized as valid tokens. Thus, if you wish to remove some markup tags like [p] or [item] from the data using a stop list, you first need to recognize these as tokens (via a --token definition like /\[\w+\]/) and then remove them with a --stop list. In addition, the --stop option operates on an Ngram and does not remove individual words. It removes Ngrams (and reduces the count of the number of Ngrams in the sample). In other words, the --stop option only comes into effect after the Ngrams have been created. On the other hand, the --nontoken option eliminates individual occurrence of a non-token sequence before finding Ngrams. Some examples to clarify the distinction between --stop and --nontoken ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Consider an input file count.input => [ptr] this is a test written for count.pl [/ptr] their them together wither tithe NontokenFile nontoken.regex => /\[\/?\w+\]/ /<\/?\w+>/ case (a) StopFile stopfile.txt => /the/ ---------------------------------------- Running count.pl with the command : count.pl --stop stopfile.txt --nontoken nontoken.regex count.out count.input will first remove all nontokens from the input file. Hence the tokenized text from which the bigrams will be created will be => this is a test written for count.pl their them together wither tithe Since the StopFile contains /the/ all tokens which include 'the' are eliminated. Thus, the bigrams: their<>them<> them<>together<> together<>wither<> wither<>tithe<> will all be removed. This is because each word in each bigram contains "the" and the default stop mode is AND. Note that if there was a bigram such as "on<>their<>" it would not be removed since both words to not match the stoplist. The output file count.out will contain the following: count.out=> 9 test<>written<>1 1 1 this<>is<>1 1 1 a<>test<>1 1 1 is<>a<>1 1 1 for<>count<>1 1 1 .<>pl<>1 1 1 count<>.<>1 1 1 written<>for<>1 1 1 pl<>their<>1 1 1 case (b) StopFile stopfile.txt => /^the/ ---------------------------------------- Running count.pl with the command: count.pl --stop stopfile.txt --nontoken nontoken.regex count.out count.input will first remove all nontokens from the input file. The tokenized text will be: this is a test written for count.pl their them together wither tithe Since the StopFile contains /^the/, all tokens which begin with "the" are eliminated. Thus, the bigram their<>them<> will be removed since it consists of two words that begin with "the". The output file count.out will contain the 12 bigrams as shown below. count.out=> 12 test<>written<>1 1 1 this<>is<>1 1 1 a<>test<>1 1 1 is<>a<>1 1 1 for<>count<>1 1 1 them<>together<>1 1 1 .<>pl<>1 1 1 count<>.<>1 1 1 written<>for<>1 1 1 pl<>their<>1 1 1 wither<>tithe<>1 1 1 together<>wither<>1 1 1 case (c) StopFile stopfile.txt => @stop.mode=OR /the$/ ------------------------------------------------ Running count.pl with the command: count.pl --stop stopfile.txt --nontoken nontoken.regex count.out count.input will first remove all nontokens from the input file. Hence the tokenized text will be: this is a test written for count.pl their them together wither tithe As the StopFile contains /the$/ all tokens which end in 'the' are stop words. Thus, in the bigram wither<>tithe<> "tithe" will match the stoplist since it ends with "the". However, this bigram will be eliminated since the stop mode is OR (meaning that if either word is in the stop list then the bigram is eliminated). The output file count.out will contain the 12 bigrams as shown below. count.out=> 12 test<>written<>1 1 1 this<>is<>1 1 1 a<>test<>1 1 1 is<>a<>1 1 1 for<>count<>1 1 1 them<>together<>1 1 1 .<>pl<>1 1 1 their<>them<>1 1 1 count<>.<>1 1 1 written<>for<>1 1 1 pl<>their<>1 1 1 together<>wither<>1 1 1 =head3 5.7. Removing and Not Displaying Low Frequency Ngrams: We allow the user to either remove or to not display low frequency Ngrams. The user can remove low frequency Ngrams by using the option --remove N by which all Ngrams that occur less than n times are removed. The Ngram and the individual frequency counts are adjusted accordingly upon the removal of these Ngrams. The user can choose not to display low frequency Ngrams by using the option --frequency N, by which Ngrams that occur less than n times are not displayed in the output. Note that this differs from the --remove option above in that the various frequency counts are not changed. Intuitively, we continue to believe that these Ngrams have occurred in the text - we are simply not interested in looking at them. By contrast, in the --remove option we want to actually think that the Ngrams didn't occur in the text in the first place, and so we want our numbers to agree to that too! =head3 5.8. Extended Output: Observe that one may modify the actual counting process in various ways through the various options above. To keep a "record" of which option were used and with what values, one can turn the "extended" output on with the switch --extended. The extended output records the size of the Ngram, the size of the window, the frequency value at which the Ngrams were removed and a list of all the source files used to create the count output. If a switch was not used, the default value is printed. =head3 5.9. Histogram Output: The user can also generate a "histogram" output by using the --histogram FILE option. This histogram output shows how many times Ngrams of a certain frequency has occurred. Following is a typical line out of a histogram output: Number of n-grams that occurred 5 time(s) = 14 (40.94 percent) This says that there were 14 distinct Ngrams that occurred 5 times each, and between themselves they make up around 41% of the total number of Ngrams. =head3 5.10. Searching for Source Files in Directories, Recursively if Need Be: One would usual provide a source file to create Ngrams from. One could also provide a directory name - all text files from the directory are used to create Ngrams from. Along with a directory name if one also uses the switch --recurse, all subdirectories inside the source directory are searched for text files recursively, and all text files so found are used to create Ngrams from. =head2 6. Program L: Program statistic.pl takes as input a list of Ngrams with their frequencies in the format output by count.pl and runs a user-selected statistical measure of association to compute a "score" for each Ngram. The Ngrams, along with their scores, are output in descending order of this score. The statistical measures of association are implemented separately in separate Perl packages (files ending with .pm extension). When running statistic.pl, the user needs to provide the name of a statistical measure (either from among the ones provided as a part of this distribution or those written by the user). Say the name of the statistic provided by the user is X. Program statistic.pl will then look for Perl package X.pm (in the current directory, or, failing that, the system path). If found, this Perl package file will be loaded and then used to calculate the statistic on the list of Ngrams provided. Please remember to include the path of Measures Directory (in the main NSP Package directory) in your system path. This will enable the statistic.pl program to find the modules provided with this package. As a part of this distribution, we provide the following statistical packages: dice, log-likelihood (ll), mutual information (mi), the chi-squared test (x2), and the left-fisher test of associativity (leftFisher). All these packages follow a fixed set of rules as discussed below. It is hoped that these rules are easy to follow and that new packages may be written quickly and easily. In a sense, program statistic.pl is framework. Its job is to take as input Ngrams with their frequencies, to provide those frequencies to the statistical library and to format the output from that library. The heart of the statistical measure - the actual calculation - lies in the library that can be plugged in. This framework allows for quickly rigging up new measures; to do so one need worry only about the actual calculation, and not of the various mundane issues that are taken care of by statistic.pl. This section follows with details on how to run statistic.pl, and then the format of the libraries and tips on how to write them. =head3 6.1. Default Way to Run statistic.pl: The default way to run statistic.pl is so: statistic.pl dice test.dice test.cnt where: dice is the name of the statistic library to be loaded. test.dice is the name of the output file in which the results of applying the dice coefficient will be stored. test.cnt is the name of the input file containing the Ngrams and their various frequency values. A Perl package with filename dice.pm is searched for in the Perl @INC path. Instead of writing just "dice" on the command line, one may also write the file name "dice.pm", or the full measure name "Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::dice". Once such a file is found, it is exported into statistic.pl and tests are done to see if this file has the minimum requirements for a statistical library (more details below). If these tests fail, statistic.pl stops with an error message. Otherwise the library is initialized and then for each Ngram in file test.cnt, its frequency values are passed to it and its calculated value is noted. Finally, when all values have been calculated, the Ngrams are sorted on their statistic value and output to file test.dice. For example, assume our input test.cnt file is this: 11 line<>of<>2 3 2 of<>text<>2 2 2 second<>line<>1 1 3 line<>and<>1 3 1 and<>a<>1 1 1 a<>third<>1 1 1 first<>line<>1 1 3 third<>line<>1 1 3 text<>second<>1 1 1 Thus there are 11 bigrams, the first of which is "line<>of<>", the second "of<>text<>" etc. Running statistic.pl thusly: statistic.pl dice test.dice test.cnt will produce the following test.dice file: 11 of<>text<>1 1.0000 2 2 2 and<>a<>1 1.0000 1 1 1 a<>third<>1 1.0000 1 1 1 text<>second<>1 1.0000 1 1 1 line<>of<>2 0.8000 2 3 2 third<>line<>3 0.5000 1 1 3 line<>and<>3 0.5000 1 3 1 second<>line<>3 0.5000 1 1 3 first<>line<>3 0.5000 1 1 3 Once again, the first number is the total number of bigrams - 11. On the next line is the highest ranked bigram "of<>text<>". The first number following this bigram, 1, is its rank. The next number, 1.0000, is its value computed using the dice statistic. The final three numbers are exactly the numbers associated with this Ngram in the test.cnt file. Observe that three other bigrams also have the same score of 1.000 and so the same rank 1. The bigram with the next highest score of 0.8000, "line<>of<>", is ranked 2nd instead of 5th. This is a feature of our ranking mechanism; the fact that a bigram has a rank 'r' implies that there are r-1 distinct scores greater than the score of this Ngram. It does not imply that there are r-1 bigrams with higher scores. =head3 6.2. Changing the Default Ngram Size: By default, the Ngrams in the input file are assumed to be bigrams. This can however be changed by using the option --ngram. Given an Ngram size (either by default or by using the --ngram option), statistic.pl checks if there are exactly the correct number of tokens in each Ngram. If this is not true, an error is printed and statistic.pl halts. =head3 6.3. Defining the Meaning of the Frequency Values: The "meaning" of the various frequency values after each Ngram in the input file is important in that the statistic calculated depends on them. By default, the default meanings as defined by count.pl are assumed. count.pl and all statistical libraries (.pm modules) provided with this package are implemented such that they produce/accept the frequency values in the same order. So for an ngram, word1<>word2<>...wordn-1<> "the first frequency value reported is f(0,1,...n-1); this is the frequency of the Ngram itself. This is followed by n frequency values f(0), f(1),...f(n-1); these are the frequencies of the individual tokens in their specific positions in the given Ngram. This is followed by (n choose 2) values, f(0,1), f(0,2), ..., f(0,n-1), f(1,2), ..., f(1,n-1), ... f(n-2,n-1). This is followed by (n choose 3) values, f(0,1,2), f(0,1,3), ..., f(0,1,n-1), f(0,2,3), ... , f(0,2,n-1), ... f(0,n-2,n-1), f(1,2,3), ..., f(n-3,n-2,n-1). And so on, until (n choose n-1), that is n, frequency values f(0,1,...n-2), f(0,1,..n-3,n-1), f(0,1,...n-4,n-1), ..., f(1,2,...n-1)" (The above explanation is from "The Design, Implementation and Use of the Ngram Statistics Package" [2].) So the bigram output of count.pl/bigram input to any statistical library will be something like - word1<>word2<>f(0,1)<>f(0)<>f(1) Or you can also view this as word1<>word2<>n11<>n1p<>np1 where n1p,np1 represent marginal totals in a 2x2 contingency table. Similarly, the trigram output of count.pl/trigram input to ll3.pm (which is the only trigram statistical library currently provided) will be - word1<>word2<>word3<>f(0,1,2)<>f(0)<>f(1)<>f(2)<>f(0,1)<>f(0,2)<>f(1,2) Or you can also view this as word1<>word2<>word3<>n111<>n1pp<>np1p<>npp1<>n11p<>n1p1<>np11 where n1pp,np1p,npp1,n11p,n1p1,np11 represent marginal frequencies in a 3x3 contingency table. The frequency combinations being used can be output to a file by using the option get_freq_combo. If count.pl was run with a set of user-defined frequency combinations different from the defaults, then the file containing these frequency combinations must be provided to statistic.pl using the option set_freq_combo. If the number of frequency values does not match the number expected (either through the default frequency combinations or through the user defined ones provided through the set_freq_combo option) then an error is reported. Besides checking that the number of frequency values is correct, nothing else is checked. =head3 6.4. Modifying the Output of statistic.pl: One may request statistic.pl to ignore all Ngrams which have a frequency less than a user-defined threshold by using the --frequency option. To be able to do this however, the Ngram frequency should be present among the various frequency values in the input Ngram file. It is possible to set up a frequency combination file that prevents count.pl from printing the actual frequency of each Ngram; if such a file is given to statistic.pl, the frequency cut-off requested through option --frequency will be ignored and a warning issued to that effect. Once the statistical values for the Ngrams are calculated and the Ngrams have been ranked according to these values, one may request not to print Ngrams below a certain rank. This can be done using the option --rank. Unlike the frequency cut-off above, all calculations are done and then Ngrams that fall below a certain rank are cut-off. In the frequency cut-off, calculations are not performed on the Ngrams that are ignored. The value returned by the statistic libraries may be floating point numbers; by default 4 places of decimal are shown. This can be changed by using the option --precision through which the user can decide how many places of decimal he wishes to see. Note that the values returned by the library are rounded to the places of decimal requested by the user, and THEN the ranking is done. Thus two Ngram that actually have different scores, but whose scores both round up to the same number for the given precision will get the same rank! The user can also use the statistical score to cut off Ngrams. Thus, using the option --score, one may request statistic.pl to not print Ngrams that get a score less than the given threshold. Similar to count.pl, the user can request statistic.pl to print extended information by using the --extended switch. Without this switch, all extended information already in the input file will be lost; with it, they will all be preserved and new extended data will be output. The output of statistic.pl is not formatted for human eyes - this can be done using the switch --format. Columns will be aligned as much as possible and the output is (often) neater than the default output. =head3 6.5. The Measures of Association Provided in This Distribution: We provide the 10 measures of association with this distribution. Nine are suitable for use with bigrams and one may be used with trigrams. The bigram measures are: =over 4 =item * Dice Coefficient (L) =item * Fishers exact test - left sided (L) =item * Fishers exact test - right sided () =item * Fishers twotailed test - right sided () =item * Jaccard Coefficient (L) =item * Log-likelihood ratio (L) =item * Mutual Information (L) =item * Odds Ratio (L) =item * Pointwise Mutual Information (L) =item * Phi Coefficient (L) =item * Pearson's Chi Squared Test (L) =item * Poisson Stirling Measure (L) =item * T-score (L) =back The trigram measures are: =over 4 =item * Log-likelihood ratio (L) =item * Mutual Information (L) =item * Pointwise Mutual Information (L) =item * Poisson Stirling Measure (L) =back Any of these measures can be used as follows: statistic.pl XXXX output.txt input.txt where XXXX is the name of the measure. More information on how to write a new statistic library is provided in the documentation (perldoc) of Text::NSP::Measures. A few additional details about the Measures can be found in their respective perldocs. =head2 7. Referencing: If you write a paper that has used NSP in some way, we'd certainly be grateful if you sent us a copy and referenced NSP. We have a published paper about NSP that provides a suitable reference: @inproceedings{BanerjeeP03, author = {Banerjee, S. and Pedersen, T.}, title = {The Design, Implementation, and Use of the {N}gram {S}tatistic {P}ackage}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Intelligent Text Processing and Computational Linguistics}, pages = {370-381}, year = {2003}, month ={February}, address = {Mexico City}} This paper is also found in L or L =head1 AUTHORS Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth tpederse at d.umn.edu Satanjeev Banerjee Amruta Purandare Saiyam Kohli Last modified by : $Id: README.pod,v 1.5 2008/03/26 01:57:55 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS Please report to the NSP mailing list =head1 SEE ALSO =over 4 =item * NSP Home: L =item * Mailing List : L =back =head2 8. Acknowledgments: This work has been partially supported by a National Science Foundation Faculty Early CAREER Development award (\#0092784) and by a Grant-in-Aid of Research, Artistry and Scholarship from the Office of the Vice President for Research and the Dean of the Graduate School of the University of Minnesota. =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2008, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. Text-NSP-1.09/doc/TODO.pod0100644012467300001570000002401710772506251013543 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME TODO Things to do in the Ngram Statistics Package =head1 SYNOPSIS Ngram Statistics Package Todo list =head1 DESCRIPTION The following list describes some of the features that we'd like to include in NSP in future. No particular priority is assigned to these items - they are all things we've discussed amongst ourselves or with users and agree would be good to add. If you have additional ideas, or would like to comment on something on the current list, please let us know via the ngram mailing list. =head2 WEB INTERFACE / WEB SERVER It would be nice to offer a web interface or web server for users who just want to run a few measures. =head2 UNICODE SUPPORT / ENCODING ISSUES NSP is geared for the Roman alphabet (Latin-1). Perl has increasingly better Unicode support with each passing release, and we will incorporate Unicode support in future. We attempted to use the Unicode features in Perl 5.6, but found them to be incomplete. We have not yet attempted this with Perl 5.8 (the now current version) but it is said to be considerably better. Perl support for unicode will include language / alphabet specific definitions of regular expression character classes like \d+ or \w+ (digits and non-white space characters). So you should be able to use (in theory) the same regular expression definitions with any alphabet and have it match in a way that makes sense for that language. Our expertise in this area is fairly limited, so please let us know if we are missing something obvious or misunderstanding what Perl is attempting to do. In a discussion in Feb 2008, Richard Jelinek suggested the use of the ENCODE module, discussion starts here : L In that discussion some drawbacks to 'use locale' were pointed out, so for the moment we have made no changes, but it seems like fitting NSP with ENCODE support is a good idea. =head2 MORE EFFICIENT COUNTING Right now all the ngrams being counted are stored in memory. Each ngram is an element in a hash. This is ok for up to a few million word corpora, but after that things really slow down. We would like to pursue the idea of using suffix trees which would greatly improve space utilization. The use of suffix trees for counting term frequencies is based on : Yamamoto, M. and Church, K (2001) Using Suffix Arrays to compute Term Frequency and Document Frequency for All Substrings in a Corpus, Computational Linguistics, vol 27:1, pp. 1-30, MIT Press. Find the article at: L L In fact, they even provide a C implementation: L However, we would convert this into Perl and may need to modify it somewhat to fit into NSP. Another alternative would be to simply modify the count.pl program such that rather than using memory it used disk space to accumulate counts. This would be very slow but might suffice for certain situations. Regardless of the changes we make to counting, would continue to support counting in memory, which is perfectly adequate for smaller amounts of corpora. =head2 GET COUNTS FROM WEB The web is a huge source of text, and we could get counts for words or ngrams from the web (probably using something like Perl LWP module). Rather than running count.pl on a particular body of text (as is the case now) we'd probably have to run count.pl such that it looked for counts for a specific set of words as found on the web. Simply running count.pl on the entire www wouldn't really make sense. So perhaps we would run count on one sample to get a list of the word types/ngrams that we are interested in, and then run count on the www to find out their respective counts. [Our interest in this has been inspired by both Peter Turney (ACL-02 paper) and Frank Keller (EMNLP-02 paper).] =head2 PARALLEL COUNTING Counting words and ngrams in large corpora could be parallelized. The trick is not so much in the counting, but in the combining of counts from various sources. This is something we might try and implement using MPI (Message Passing Interface). =head2 PROGRESS METER for count.pl When processing large files, count.pl gives no indication of how much of the file has been processed, or even if it is still making progress. A "progress meter" could show how much of the file has been proceeded, or how many ngrams have been counted, or something to indicate that progress is being made. =head2 OVERLY LONG LINE DETECTOR for count.pl If count.pl encounters a very long line of text (with literally thousands and thousands of words on a single line) it may operate very very slowly. It would be good to let a user know that an overly long line (we'd need to define more precisely what "overly long" is) is being processed (this fits into the progress meter mentioned above) so that a user can decide if they want to continue with this, or possibly terminate processing and reformat the input file. =head2 GENERALIZE --newLine in count.pl The --newLine switch tells count.pl that Ngrams may not cross over end of line markers. Presumably this would be used when each line of text consists of a sentence (thus the end of a line also marks the end of a sentence). However, if the text is not formatted and there may be multiple sentences per line, or sentences may extend across several lines, we may want to allow --newLine to include other characters that Ngrams would not be allowed to cross. For example we could have the switch --dontCross "\n\.,;\?" which would prevent ngrams from crossing the newline, the fullstop, the comma, the semicolon and the question mark. =head2 RECURSE LIKE OPTION THAT CREATES MULTIPLE COUNT FILES Our current --recurse option creates a single count output file for all the words in all the texts found in a directory structure. We might want to be able to process all the files in a directory structure such that each file is treated separately and a separate count file is created for it. For example, suppose we have the directory /txts that contains the files text1 and text2. count.pl --recurse output txts output will consist of the combined counts from txts/text1 and txts/text2. This new option would count these files separately and produce separate count output files. =head2 OTHER CUTOFFS FOR count.pl What about having a frequency cutoff for count.pl that removed any ngrams that occur more than some number of times? The idea here would be to eliminate high frequency ngrams not through the use of a stoplist but rather through a frequency cutoff, based on the presumption that most very high frequent ngrams will be made up of stop words. What about a percentage cutoff? In other words, eliminate the least (or most) frequent ngrams? =head2 AUTOMATIC CREATION OF STOPLISTS It would be useful to allow NSP to automatically create a stoplist based on a combination of frequency counts and/or scores like tf/idf. While tf/idf depends on the idea of a document, we would simply chunk up a large corpus into 100 token long pieces, and consider each piece a document, and consider stop words those words that occur in some number of these chunks. =head2 SUPPORT FOR STDIN/STDOUT Right now count.pl and statistic.pl operate such that the output file is designated first, followed by the input file. For example, count.pl outputfile inputfile However, there are advantages to allowing a user to redirect input and output, particularly in the Unix and MS-DOS world. As Derek Jones pointed out to us, if we have Windows users they are probably looking for a GUI (and they won't find much will they!!). This would enable the use of syntax such as... count.pl input > out cat input | count.pl > outfile which would help in building scripts, etc. =head2 INSTALL SCRIPT FOR UNIX Rather than have user set paths, have a script that would ask the users questions to set things up properly. This might be especially useful if we want to maintain the "old" style of output input file specifications in count.pl and statistic.pl (see point above) as well as STDIN STDOUT. (Maybe a user could pick which one?) In addition, there may be other options that a user could specify this way (such as a default token definition, home directory, etc.) =head2 EXTEND huge-count.pl to Ngrams At present huge-count.pl is only able to count bigrams. It would be very useful to extend it so that it could count Ngrams in general. Also, there is no support for windowing provided at present, so the bigrams it counts must be adjacent. It would be desirable to support windowing for bigrams and Ngrams generally. =head2 ERROR RETURN CODES At present all programs simply exit when they encounter an error. We will return an error code that can be detected by the calling program, so that abnormal termination is clear. This affects count.pl and statistic.pl particularly, but will also be changed in rank.pl, combig.pl and kocos.pl. =head2 MODULAR COUNTING There is a certain amount of redundant code in count.pl, huge-count.pl and kocos.pl. It would be useful to make these more modular, to allow for inheritance and code sharing, as well as the use of objects (potentially). =head2 UPDATE USAGE.pod USAGE.pod has not been updated since 2001, and is very basic. =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu Last Updated : $Id: TODO.pod,v 1.3 2008/03/26 17:49:29 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO home page: L mailing list: L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2008 Ted Pedersen Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. Note: a copy of the GNU Free Documentation License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as FDL.txt. Text-NSP-1.09/doc/update-pod.sh0100755012467300001570000000067310771736175014706 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh # make all documentation changes to /Docs directory # then run this to update top level read-only versions pod2text CHANGES.pod > ../CHANGES pod2text TODO.pod > ../TODO pod2text README.pod > ../README pod2text INSTALL.pod > ../INSTALL # these are both somewhat out of date, so we won't put # them in the top level, but we'll keep a text version # in /docs for convenience pod2text USAGE.pod > ./USAGE pod2text FAQ.pod > ./FAQ Text-NSP-1.09/doc/INSTALL.pod0100644012467300001570000001143310772506251014102 0ustar tpederse=head1 NAME INSTALL - Installation instructions for Text-NSP =head1 SYNOPSIS perl Makefile.PL make make test make install cd Testing csh ./ALL-TESTS.sh cd .. make clean =head1 DESCRIPTION =head2 Dependencies Getopt::Long : to support command line options, very likely already installed on your system with Perl =head2 Detailed Installation Instructions If you have superuser (root) access, you should be able to install Text::NSP by following these simple steps: perl Makefile.PL make make test su # or sudo, as the case may be make install cd Testing # optional, but recommended csh ./ALL-TESTS.sh cd .. make clean If you need to install this distribution in your local user account because you lack superuser privileges, then the recommended method on Unix-like systems (Linux, Solaris, Cygwin) is as follows: perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=~/MyNSP LIB=~/MyPerlLib make make test make install cd Testing csh ./ALL-TESTS.sh cd .. This will install the executable scripts into ~/MyNSP/bin, the man pages in ~/MyPerlLib/man, and the libraries into ~/MyPerlLib. You will need to set your PERL5LIB variable to point to the LIB directory. In bash: export PERL5LIB=~/MyPerlLib In csh or tcsh: setenv PERL5LIB ~/MyPerlLib Add these lines to your .bashrc, .bash_profile, or .cshrc files as the case may be. =head2 Orientation INSTALL : this file README : a plain text version of doc/README.pod CHANGES : a plain text version of doc/CHANGES.pod TODO : a plain text version of doc/TODO.pod MANIFEST : a list of the files found in this distribution, created automatically by "make manifest" and used by Makefile.PL and "make dist". bin/count.pl : program that counts Ngrams in corpora bin/statistic.pl : program that measures association of Ngrams based on count.pl output doc/ : directory of documentation README.pod - complete description of NSP INSTALL.pod - this file CHANGES.pod - changes in this version FAQ.pod - frequently asked questions TODO.pod - our list of things to do USAGE.pod - sample usages (very basic) cicling2003.(ps|pdf) - overview of NSP design NSP-Class-diagram.(png|pdf) - UML of measure hierarchy ChangeLogs - archive of Change logs bin/utils/ : directory that contains several useful programs rank.pl: compare two measures of association kocos.pl: find kth order co-occurrences combig.pl: find unordered counts of bigrams t/ : directory of test scripts that run with "make test" Testing/ : directory of test scripts for each program in NSP. You can run these to make sure your installation is working, and also to see some sample usages. Each program tested has its own directory within Testing in which you can find a README.txt file that describes the testing process. Please note that "make test" above does *not* run these tests. They must be run separately after installation is complete. This style of testing has mostly been depricated, while we keep these tests running for the new versions, we are putting all of our news tests into t/. lib/ : directory where measures modules are found. GPL.txt : copy of the GNU General Public License, the terms under which NSP source code is distributed. FDL.txt : copy of the GNU Free Documentation License, the terms under which NSP documentation is distributed. =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth tpederse at d.umn.edu This document last modified by : $Id: INSTALL.pod,v 1.4 2008/03/26 17:49:29 tpederse Exp $ =head1 SEE ALSO Please join the NSP mailing list to report bugs, receive information about updates, etc. L =head1 COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE Copyright (c) 2000-2008, Ted Pedersen Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. Note: a copy of the GNU Free Documentation License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as FDL.txt. =cut Text-NSP-1.09/bin/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507153012276 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/bin/utils/0040755012467300001570000000000010772507153013436 5ustar tpederseText-NSP-1.09/bin/utils/rank.pl0100644012467300001570000003010110771735462014723 0ustar tpederse#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w =head1 NAME rank.pl - Calculate Spearman's Correlation on two ranked lists output by count.pl or statistic.pl =head1 SYNOPSIS Program to calculate the rank correlation coefficient between the rankings generated by two different statistical measures on the same bigram-frequency (as output by count.pl). =head1 DESCRIPTION =head2 1. Introduction This is a program that is meant to be used to compare two different statistical measures of association. Given the same set of n-grams ranked in two different ways by two different statistical measures, this program computes Spearman's rank correlation coefficient between the two rankings. =head3 1.1. Spearman's rank correlation coefficient: Assume we have n n-grams ranked in two ways such that each ngram has two ranks created by the two measures. Let Di represent the difference between the two ranks for ngram i. Then Spearman's rank correlation coefficient r is given by the following formula: i=n 6 X SUM(Di^2) i=1 r = 1 - ------------ n(n^2 - 1) That is, find the sum of the squares of the differences Di between ranks for each ngram i, and then multiply by 6 and divide by n(n^2-1). Note that when for every ngram, the two ranks of are always the same, that is the two rankings perfectly match, then Di is always 0, and so r = 1. It can be shown that when two rankings are exactly opposite to each other, that is every ngram has ranks a and n-a in the two rankings, then r = -1. =head3 1.2. Typical Way to Run rank.pl: Assume that test.cnt is a list of n-grams with their frequencies as output by program count.pl. Assume that we wish to test the dis/similarity of the statistical measures 'dice' and 'x2' with respect to the n-grams contained in test.cnt. To do so, we must first rank the n-grams using these two statistical measures using program statistic.pl. perl statistic.pl dice test.dice test.cnt perl statistic.pl x2 test.x2 test.cnt Having obtained two different rankings of the n-grams in test.cnt in files test.dice and test.x2, we can now compute the Spearman's rank correlation coefficient using these two rankings like so: perl rank.pl test.dice test.x2. This will output a floating point number between -1 and 1. A return of '1' indicates a perfect match in rankings, '-1' a completely reversed ranking and '0' a pair of rankings that are completely unrelated to each other. Numbers that lie between these numbers indicate various degrees of relatedness / un-relatedness / reverse-relatedness. =head3 1.3. Re-Ranking the Ngrams: Recall that program statistic.pl ranks n-grams in such a way that the fact that an ngram has a rank 'r' implies that there are 'r-1' distinct scores greater than the score of this ngram. Thus say if 'k' n-grams are tied at a score with rank 'a', then the next highest scoring n-grams is given a rank 'a+1' instead of 'a+k+1'. For example, observe the following file output by statistic.pl: 11 of<>text<>1 1.0000 2 2 2 and<>a<>1 1.0000 1 1 1 a<>third<>1 1.0000 1 1 1 text<>second<>1 1.0000 1 1 1 line<>of<>2 0.8000 2 3 2 third<>line<>3 0.5000 1 1 3 line<>and<>3 0.5000 1 3 1 second<>line<>3 0.5000 1 1 3 first<>line<>3 0.5000 1 1 3 Observe that although 4 bigrams have a rank of 1, the next highest scoring bigram is not ranked 5, but instead 2. Spearman's rank correlation coefficient requires the more conventional kind of ranking. Thus the above file is first "re-ranked" to the following: 11 of<>text<>1 1.0000 2 2 2 and<>a<>1 1.0000 1 1 1 a<>third<>1 1.0000 1 1 1 text<>second<>1 1.0000 1 1 1 line<>of<>5 0.8000 2 3 2 third<>line<>6 0.5000 1 1 3 line<>and<>6 0.5000 1 3 1 second<>line<>6 0.5000 1 1 3 first<>line<>6 0.5000 1 1 3 And then these rankings are used to compute the correlation coefficient. =head3 1.4. Dealing with Dissimilar Lists of N-grams: The two input files to rank.pl may not have the same set of n-grams. In particular, if one or both of the files generated using statistic.pl has been generated using a frequency, rank or score cut-off, then it is likely that the two files will have different sets of n-grams. In such a situation, n-grams that do not occur in both files are removed, the n-grams that remain are re-ranked and then the correlation coefficient is computed. For example assume the following two files output by statistic.pl using two fictitious statistical measures from a fictitious file output by program count.pl. The first file: first<>bigram<>1 4.000 1 1 second<>bigram<>2 3.000 2 2 extra<>bigram1<>3 2.000 3 3 third<>bigram<>4 1.000 4 4 The second file: second<>bigram<>1 4.000 2 2 extra<>bigram2<>2 3.000 4 4 first<>bigram<>3 2.000 1 1 third<>bigram<>4 1.000 3 3 Observe that the bigrams extra<>bigram1<> in the first file and extra<>bigram2<> in the second file are not present in both files. After removing these bigrams and re-ranking the rest, we get the following files: The modified first file: first<>bigram<>1 4.000 1 1 second<>bigram<>2 3.000 2 2 third<>bigram<>3 1.000 4 4 The modified second file: second<>bigram<>1 4.000 2 2 first<>bigram<>2 2.000 1 1 third<>bigram<>3 1.000 3 3 Since each ngram belongs to both files, the correlation coefficient may be computed on both files. =head3 1.5. Example Shell Script rank-script.sh: We provide c-shell script rank-script.sh that takes a bigram count file and the names of two libraries and then computes the Spearman's rank correlation coefficient by making use successively of programs statistic.pl and rank.pl. Run this script like so: rank-script.sh where is the first library, say dice is the second library, say x2 is the file of ngrams and their frequencies produced by program count.pl. For example, if test.cnt contains bigrams and their frequencies, we can run it like so to compute the rank correlation coefficient between dice and x2: csh rank-script.sh dice x2 test.cnt. This runs the following commands in succession: perl statistic.pl dice out1 test.cnt perl statistic.pl x2 out2 test.cnt perl rank.pl out1 out2 The intermediate files out1 and out2 are later destroyed. Note that since no command line options are utilized in the running of program statistic.pl here, this script only works for bigrams and enforces no cut-offs. However the script is simple enough to be manually modified to the user's requirements. =head1 AUTHORS Ted Pedersen, tpederse@umn.edu Satanjeev Banerjee, bane0025@d.umn.edu This work has been partially supported by a National Science Foundation Faculty Early CAREER Development award (\#0092784) and by a Grant-in-Aid of Research, Artistry and Scholarship from the Office of the Vice President for Research and the Dean of the Graduate School of the University of Minnesota. =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2003, Ted Pedersen and Satanjeev Banerjee This suite of programs is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: The text of the GNU General Public License is provided in the file GPL.txt that you should have received with this distribution. =cut # #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Start of Program! #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # we have to use commandline options, so use the necessary package! use Getopt::Long; # first check if no commandline options have been provided... in which case # print out the usage notes! if ( $#ARGV == -1 ) { minimalUsageNotes(); askHelp(); exit; } # now get the options! GetOptions("version", "help", "precision=i"); # if help has been requested, print out help and exit if (defined $opt_help) { $opt_help = 1; showHelp(); exit; } # if version has been requested, print out the version number and exit if (defined $opt_version) { $opt_version = 1; showVersion(); exit; } # get the first file. $firstFile = shift; open(SRC, $firstFile) || die("Couldn't open $firstFile\n"); while() { next unless(/^((\S+<>)+)(\d+)\s/); $list1{$1} = $3; } close(SRC); # get from the second file only those ngrams that are in the first # file. Also continuously "rerank". $secondFile = shift; if (!defined $secondFile) { print STDERR "Second file not provided.\n"; askHelp(); exit; } open(SRC, $secondFile) || die("Couldn't open $secondFile\n"); $lastRankSeen = 0; $lastRankUsed = 0; $tiesAtLastRank = 0; while() { next unless(/^((\S+<>)+)(\d+)\s/); my $ngram = $1; my $rank = $3; # ignore ngrams not on first list next unless(defined $list1{$ngram}); # save ngram in second list, but after adjusting rank if ($rank == $lastRankSeen) { $list2{$ngram} = $lastRankUsed; $tiesAtLastRank++; } else { $list2{$ngram} = $lastRankUsed + $tiesAtLastRank + 1; $lastRankUsed = $lastRankUsed + $tiesAtLastRank + 1; $lastRankSeen = $rank; $tiesAtLastRank = 0; } } close(SRC); # now remove those ngrams in list1 that dont exist in list2, and rerank $lastRankSeen = 0; $lastRankUsed = 0; $tiesAtLastRank = 0; foreach (sort {$list1{$a} <=> $list1{$b}} keys %list1) { # remove ngrams not on second list next unless (defined $list2{$_}); # Adjust rank if ($list1{$_} == $lastRankSeen) { $adjustedList1{$_} = $lastRankUsed; $tiesAtLastRank++; } else { $adjustedList1{$_} = $lastRankUsed + $tiesAtLastRank + 1; $lastRankUsed = $lastRankUsed + $tiesAtLastRank + 1; $lastRankSeen = $list1{$_}; $tiesAtLastRank = 0; } } %list1 = %adjustedList1; # compute the coeff and count the number of bigrams being used $bigramsUsed = 0; $coeff = 0; foreach (sort {$list1{$b} <=> $list1{$a}} keys %list1) { $bigramsUsed++; $diff = $list1{$_} - $list2{$_}; $coeff += $diff * $diff; } if ($bigramsUsed == 0) { print STDERR "No bigrams to calculate rank correlation coefficient for.\n"; exit; } $coeff *= 6; $coeff /= $bigramsUsed * ( $bigramsUsed * $bigramsUsed - 1 ); $coeff = 1 - $coeff; $precision = (defined $opt_precision) ? $opt_precision : 4; $floatFormat = "%.${precision}f"; printf("Rank correlation coefficient = $floatFormat\n", $coeff); # function to output a minimal usage note when the user has not provided any # commandline options sub minimalUsageNotes { print "Usage: rank.pl [OPTIONS] SOURCE_FILE1 SOURCE_FILE2\n"; } # function to output help messages for this program sub showHelp { print "Usage: rank.pl [OPTIONS] SOURCE_FILE1 SOURCE_FILE2\n\n"; print "To compute the Spearman rank correlation coefficient between two lists\n"; print "of ngrams produced by program statistic.pl using two (probably different)\n"; print "statistical measures. SOURCE_FILE1 and SOURCE_FILE2 should contain the two\n"; print "lists respectively. Ngrams occurring in both source files are chosen,\n"; print "their ranks are adjusted and then these ranks are used to compute the\n"; print "correlation coefficient.\n\n"; print "OPTIONS:\n\n"; print " --precision N Rounds coefficient to N places of decimal. N = 4 by\n"; print " default.\n\n"; print " --version Prints the version number.\n\n"; print " --help Prints this help message.\n\n"; } # function to show the version number sub showVersion { print "rank.pl - version 0.01\n"; print "Copyright (C) 2000-2003, Ted Pedersen & Satanjeev Banerjee\n"; } # function to output "ask for help" message when the user's goofed up! sub askHelp { print STDERR "Type rank.pl --help for help.\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/bin/utils/huge-count.pl0100644012467300001570000005004410771735365016060 0ustar tpederse#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w =head1 NAME huge-count.pl - Divide huge text into pieces and run count.pl separately on each (and then combine) =head1 SYNOPSIS Runs count.pl efficiently on a huge data. =head1 USGAE huge-count.pl [OPTIONS] DESTINATION [SOURCE]+ =head1 INPUT =head2 Required Arguments: =head3 [SOURCE]+ Input to huge-count.pl should be a - =over =item 1. Single plain text file Or item 2. Single flat directory containing multiple plain text files Or =item 3. List of multiple plain text files =back =head3 DESTINATION A complete path to a writable directory to which huge-count.pl can write all intermediate and final output files. If DESTINATION does not exist, a new directory is created, otherwise, the current directory is simply used for writing the output files. NOTE: If DESTINATION already exists and if the names of some of the existing files in DESTINATION clash with the names of the output files created by huge-count, these files will be over-written w/o prompting user. =head2 Optional Arguments: =head4 --split P This option should be specified when SOURCE is a single plain file. huge-count will divide the given SOURCE file into P (approximately) equal parts, will run count.pl separately on each part and will then recombine the bigram counts from all these intermediate result files into a single bigram output that shows bigram counts in SOURCE. If SOURCE file contains M lines, each part created with --split P will contain approximately M/P lines. Value of P should be chosen such that count.pl can be efficiently run on any part containing M/P lines from SOURCE. As #words/line differ from files to files, it is recommended that P should be large enough so that each part will contain at most million words in total. =head4 --token TOKENFILE Specify a file containing Perl regular expressions that define the tokenization scheme for counting. This will be provided to count.pl's --token option. --nontoken NOTOKENFILE Specify a file containing Perl regular expressions of non-token sequences that are removed prior to tokenization. This will be provided to the count.pl's --nontoken option. --stop STOPFILE Specify a file of Perl regex/s containing the list of stop words to be omitted from the output BIGRAMS. Stop list can be used in two modes - AND mode declared with '@stop.mode = AND' on the 1st line of the STOPFILE or OR mode declared using '@stop.mode = OR' on the 1st line of the STOPFILE. In AND mode, bigrams whose both constituent words are stop words are removed while, in OR mode, bigrams whose either or both constituent words are stopwords are removed from the output. =head4 --window W Tokens appearing within W positions from each other (with at most W-2 intervening words) will form bigrams. Same as count.pl's --window option. =head4 --remove L Bigrams with counts less than L in the entire SOURCE data are removed from the sample. The counts of the removed bigrams are not counted in any marginal totals. This has same effect as count.pl's --remove option. =head4 --frequency F Bigrams with counts less than F in the entire SOURCE are not displayed. The counts of the skipped bigrams ARE counted in the marginal totals. In other words, --frequency in huge-count.pl has same effect as the count.pl's --frequency option. =head4 --newLine Switches ON the --newLine option in count.pl. This will prevent bigrams from spanning across the lines. =head3 Other Options : =head4 --help Displays this message. =head4 --version Displays the version information. =head1 PROGRAM LOGIC =over =item * STEP 1 # create output dir if(!-e DESTINATION) then mkdir DESTINATION; =item * STEP 2 =over 4 =item 1. If SOURCE is a single plain file - Split SOURCE into P smaller files (as specified by --split P). These files are created in the DESTINATION directory and their names are formatted as SOURCE1, SOURCE2, ... SOURCEP. Run count.pl on each of the P smaller files. The count outputs are also created in DESTINATION and their names are formatted as SOURCE1.bigrams, SOURCE2.bigrams, .... SOURCEP.bigrams. =item 2. SOURCE is a single flat directory containing multiple plain files - count.pl is run on each file present in the SOURCE directory. All files in SOURCE are treated as the data files. If SOURCE contains sub-directories, these are simply skipped. Intermediate bigram outputs are written in DESTINATION. =item 3. SOURCE is a list of multiple plain files - If #arg > 2, all arguments specified after the first argument are considered as the SOURCE file names. count.pl is separately run on each of the SOURCE files specified by argv[1], argv[2], ... argv[n] (skipping argv[0] which should be DESTINATION). Intermediate results are created in DESTINATION. Files specified in the list of SOURCE should be relatively small sized plain files with #words < 1,000,000. =back In summary, a large datafile can be provided to huge-count in the form of a. A single plain file (along with --split P) b. A directory containing several plain files c. Multiple plain files directly specified as command line arguments In all these cases, count.pl is separately run on SOURCE files or parts of SOURCE file and intermediate results are written in DESTINATION dir. =back =head2 STEP 3 Intermediate count results created in STEP 2 are recombined in a pair-wise fashion such that for P separate count output files, C1, C2, C3 ... , CP, C1 and C2 are first recombined and result is written to huge-count.output Counts from each of the C3, C4, ... CP are then combined (added) to huge-count.output and each time while recombining, always the smaller of the two files is loaded. =head2 STEP 4 After all files are recombined, the resultant huge-count.output is then sorted in the descending order of the bigram counts. If --remove is specified, bigrams with counts less than the specified value of --remove, in the final huge-count.output file are removed from the sample and their counts are deleted from the marginal totals. If --frequency is selected, bigrams with scores less than the specified value are simply skipped from output. =head1 OUTPUT After huge-count finishes successfully, DESTINATION will contain - =over =item * Intermediate bigram count files (*.bigrams) created for each of the given SOURCE files or split parts of the SOURCE file. =item * Final bigram count file (huge-count.output) showing bigram counts in the entire SOURCE. =back =head1 BUGS huge-count.pl doesn't consider bigrams at file boundaries. In other words, the result of count.pl and huge-count.pl on the same data file will differ if --newLine is not used, in that, huge-count.pl runs count.pl on multiple files separately and thus looses the track of the bigrams on file boundaries. With --window not specified, there will be loss of one bigram at each file boundary while its W bigrams with --window W. Functionality of huge-count is same as count only if --newLine is used and all files start and end on sentence boundaries. In other words, there should not be any sentence breaks at the start or end of any file given to huge-count. =head1 AUTHOR Amruta Purandare, Ted Pedersen. University of Minnesota at Duluth. =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2004, Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth. pura0010@umn.edu Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth. tpederse@umn.edu This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. =cut ############################################################################### #$0 contains the program name along with #the complete path. Extract just the program #name and use in error messages $0=~s/.*\/(.+)/$1/; ############################################################################### # ================================ # COMMAND LINE OPTIONS AND USAGE # ================================ # command line options use Getopt::Long; GetOptions ("help","version","token=s","nontoken=s","remove=i","window=i","stop=s","split=i","frequency=i","newLine"); # show help option if(defined $opt_help) { $opt_help=1; &showhelp(); exit; } # show version information if(defined $opt_version) { $opt_version=1; &showversion(); exit; } # show minimal usage message if fewer arguments if($#ARGV<1) { &showminimal(); exit; } if(defined $opt_frequency && defined $opt_remove) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Options --remove and --frequency can't be both used together.\n"; exit; } ############################################################################# # ======================== # CODE SECTION # ======================== #accept the destination dir name $destdir=$ARGV[0]; if(-e $destdir) { if(!-d $destdir) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): $destdir is not a directory.\n"; exit; } } else { system("mkdir $destdir"); } # ---------- # Counting # ---------- # source = dir if($#ARGV==1 && -d $ARGV[1]) { $sourcedir=$ARGV[1]; opendir(DIR,$sourcedir) || die "ERROR($0): Error (code=$!) in opening Source Directory <$sourcedir>.\n"; while(defined ($file=readdir DIR)) { next if $file =~ /^\.\.?$/; if(-f "$sourcedir/$file") { &runcount("$sourcedir/$file",$destdir); } } } # source is a single file elsif($#ARGV==1 && -f $ARGV[1]) { $source=$ARGV[1]; if(defined $opt_split) { system("cp $source $destdir"); if(defined $opt_token) { system("cp $opt_token $destdir"); } if(defined $opt_nontoken) { system("cp $opt_nontoken $destdir"); } if(defined $opt_stop) { system("cp $opt_stop $destdir"); } chdir $destdir; $chdir=1; system("split-data.pl --parts $opt_split $source"); system("/bin/rm -r -f $source"); opendir(DIR,".") || die "ERROR($0): Error (code=$!) in opening Destination Directory <$destdir>.\n"; while(defined ($file=readdir DIR)) { if($file=~/$source/ && $file!~/\.bigrams/) { &runcount($file,"."); } } close DIR; } else { print STDERR "Warning($0): You can run count.pl directly on the single source file if don't want to split the source.\n"; exit; } } # source contains multiple files elsif($#ARGV > 1) { foreach $i (1..$#ARGV) { if(-f $ARGV[$i]) { &runcount($ARGV[$i],$destdir); } else { print STDERR "ERROR($0): ARGV[$i]=$ARGV[$i] should be a plain file.\n"; exit; } } } # unexpected input else { &showminimal(); exit; } # -------------------- # Recombining counts # -------------------- if(!defined $chdir) { chdir $destdir; } # current dir is now destdir opendir(DIR,".") || die "ERROR($0): Error (code=$!) in opening Destination Directory <$destdir>.\n"; $output="huge-count.output"; $tempfile="tempfile" . time(). ".tmp"; if(-e $output) { system("/bin/rm -r -f $output"); } while(defined ($file=readdir DIR)) { if($file=~/\.bigrams$/) { if(!-e $output) { system("cp $file $output"); } else { system("huge-combine.pl $file $output > $tempfile"); system("mv $tempfile $output"); } } } close DIR; # --------------------- # Sorting and Removing # --------------------- if(defined $opt_remove) { system("sort-bigrams.pl --remove $opt_remove $output > $tempfile"); } else { if(defined $opt_frequency) { system("sort-bigrams.pl --frequency $opt_frequency $output > $tempfile"); } else { system("sort-bigrams.pl $output > $tempfile"); } } system("mv $tempfile $output"); print STDERR "Check the output in $destdir/$output.\n"; exit; ############################################################################## # ========================== # SUBROUTINE SECTION # ========================== sub runcount() { my $file=shift; my $destdir=shift; my $justfile=$file; $justfile=~s/.*\/(.+)/$1/; # --window used if(defined $opt_window) { # --token used if(defined $opt_token) { # --nontoken used if(defined $opt_nontoken) { # --stop used if(defined $opt_stop) { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --window $opt_window --token $opt_token --nontoken $opt_nontoken --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --window $opt_window --token $opt_token --nontoken $opt_nontoken --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } # --stop not used else { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --window $opt_window --token $opt_token --nontoken $opt_nontoken $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --window $opt_window --token $opt_token --nontoken $opt_nontoken $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } } # nontoken not used else { # --stop used if(defined $opt_stop) { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --window $opt_window --token $opt_token --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --window $opt_window --token $opt_token --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file") } } # --stop not used else { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --window $opt_window --token $opt_token $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --window $opt_window --token $opt_token $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } } } # --token not used else { # --nontoken used if(defined $opt_nontoken) { # --stop used if(defined $opt_stop) { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --window $opt_window --nontoken $opt_nontoken --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --window $opt_window --nontoken $opt_nontoken --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } # --stop not used else { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --window $opt_window --nontoken $opt_nontoken $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --window $opt_window --nontoken $opt_nontoken $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } } # nontoken not used else { # --stop used if(defined $opt_stop) { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --window $opt_window --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --window $opt_window --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } # --stop not used else { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --window $opt_window $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --window $opt_window $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } } } } # --window not used else { # --token used if(defined $opt_token) { # --nontoken used if(defined $opt_nontoken) { # --stop used if(defined $opt_stop) { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --token $opt_token --nontoken $opt_nontoken --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --token $opt_token --nontoken $opt_nontoken --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } # --stop not used else { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --token $opt_token --nontoken $opt_nontoken $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --token $opt_token --nontoken $opt_nontoken $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } } # nontoken not used else { # --stop used if(defined $opt_stop) { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --token $opt_token --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --token $opt_token --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } # --stop not used else { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --token $opt_token $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --token $opt_token $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } } } # --token not used else { # --nontoken used if(defined $opt_nontoken) { # --stop used if(defined $opt_stop) { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --nontoken $opt_nontoken --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --nontoken $opt_nontoken --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } # --stop not used else { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --nontoken $opt_nontoken $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --nontoken $opt_nontoken $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } } # nontoken not used else { # --stop used if(defined $opt_stop) { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl --stop $opt_stop $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } # --stop not used else { if(defined $opt_newLine) { system("count.pl --newLine $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } else { system("count.pl $destdir/$justfile.bigrams $file"); } } } } } } #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #show minimal usage message sub showminimal() { print "Usage: huge-count.pl [OPTIONS] DESTINATION [SOURCE]+"; print "\nTYPE huge-count.pl --help for help\n"; } #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #show help sub showhelp() { print "Usage: huge-count.pl [OPTIONS] DESTINATION [SOURCE]+ Efficiently runs count.pl on a huge data. SOURCE Could be a - 1. single plain file 2. single flat directory containing multiple plain files 3. list of plain files DESTINATION Should be a directory where output is written. OPTIONS: --split P If SOURCE is a single plain file, --split has to be specified to split the source file into P parts and to run count.pl separately on each part. --token TOKENFILE Specify a file containing Perl regular expressions that define the tokenization scheme for counting. --nontoken NOTOKENFILE Specify a file containing Perl regular expressions of non-token sequences that are removed prior to tokenization. --stop STOPFILE Specify a file containing Perl regular expressions of stop words that are to be removed from the output bigrams. --window W Specify the window size for counting. --remove L Bigrams with counts less than L will be removed from the sample. --frequency F Bigrams with counts less than F will not be displayed. --newLine Prevents bigrams from spanning across the new-line characters. --help Displays this message. --version Displays the version information. Type 'perldoc huge-count.pl' to view detailed documentation of huge-count.\n"; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #version information sub showversion() { print "huge-count.pl - Version 0.03\n"; print "Efficiently runs count.pl on a huge data.\n"; print "Copyright (C) 2004, Amruta Purandare & Ted Pedersen.\n"; print "Date of Last Update: 03/30/2004\n"; } ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/bin/utils/combig.pl0100644012467300001570000003023110771735266015236 0ustar tpederse#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w =head1 NAME combig.pl - Combine frequency counts to determine co-occurrence =head1 SYNOPSIS Combines (sums) the frequency counts of bigrams made up of the same pair of words in either possible order. It will count the number of time two words occur together in a bigram regardless of which one comes first. =head1 DESCRIPTION =head2 USAGE combig.pl [OPTIONS] BIGRAM =head3 INPUT PARAMETERS =over 4 =item * BIGRAM Specify a file of bigram counts created by NSP programs count.pl. The entries in BIGRAM will be formatted as follows: word1<>word2<>n11 n1p np1 Here, word1 is followed by word2 n11 times. word1 occurs as the 1st word in total n1p bigrams and word2 occurs as the 2nd word in np1 bigrams. =item * OPTIONS --help Displays this message. --version Displays the version information. =back =head3 OUTPUT combig.pl produces a count of the number of times two words make up a bigram in either order, whereas count.pl produces counts for a single fixed ordering. In other words, combig.pl combines the counts of bigrams that are composed of the same words but in reverse order. While the BIGRAM shows pairs of words forming bigrams, output of combig will show the pairs of words that are co-occurrences or that co-occur irrespective of their order. e.g. if bigrams word1<>word2<>n11 n1p np1 and word2<>word1<>m11 m1p mp1 are found in BIGRAM file, then combig.pl treats these as a single unordered bigram word1<>word2<>n11+m11 n1p+mp1 np1+m1p where the new bigram will show a combined contingency table in which the order of words doesn't matter. word2 ~word2 ___________________________________________________________ word1 | n11+m11 n12+m21 | n1p+mp1 | | ~word1 | n21+m12 n22+m22-n | n2p+mp2-n ___________________________________________________ np1+m1p np2+m2p-n | n here the entry =over 4 =item * (word1,word2)=n11+m11 shows the number of bigrams having both word1 and word2 in either order i.e. word1<>word2 + word2<>word1 =item * (word1,~word2)=n12+m21 shows the number of bigrams having word1 but not word2 at either position i.e. word1<>~word2 + ~word2<>word1 =item * (~word1,word2)=n21+m12 shows the number of bigrams having word2 but not word1 at either position i.e. ~word1<>word2 + word2<>~word1 =item * (~word1,~word2)=n22+m22 shows the number of bigrams not having word1 nor word2 at either position i.e. ~word1<>~word2 + ~word2<>~word1 - n where n=total number of bigrams The mathematical proof of how the cell counts in the above contingency table are counted is explained in section Proof. =back When a bigram appears in only one order i.e. word1<>word2<>n11 n1p np1 appears but word2<>word1<>m11 m1p mp1 does not, then the combined bigram will be same as the original bigram that appears. Or in other words, word1<>word2<>n11 n1p np1 is displayed as it is. =head2 PROOF OF CORRECTNESS A bigram word1<>word2<>n11 n1p np1 represents a contingency table word2 ~word2 -------------------------------------- word1 n11 | n12 | n1p | | ~word1 n21 | n22 | n2p -------------------------------------- np1 | np2 | n while a bigram word2<>word1<>m11 m1p mp1 represents a contingency table word1 ~word1 -------------------------------------- word2 m11 | m12 | m1p | | ~word2 m21 | m22 | m2p -------------------------------------- mp1 | mp2 | n Here, n11+n12+n21+n22 = n Also, m11+m12+m21+m22 = n combig.pl combines bigram counts into a single order independant word pair word1<>word2<>n11+m11 n12+m21 n21+m12 And the corresponding contingency table will be shown as word2 ~word2 ----------------------------------------- word1 n11+m11 | n12+m21 | n1p+mp1 | | ~word1 n21+m12 | n22+m22-n | n2p+mp2 ----------------------------------------- np1+m1p | np2+m2p | n The first cell (n11+m11) shows the #bigrams having word1 and word2 (irrespective of their positions) i.e. word1<>word2 or word2<>word1 which is n11+m11. The second cell (n12+m21) shows the #bigrams having word1 but not word2 at any position i.e. word1<>~word2 or ~word2<>word1 which is n12+m21. The third cell (n21+m12) shows the #bigrams having word2 but not word1 at any position i.e. ~word1<>word2 or word2<>~word1 which is n21+m12. The fourth cell (m22+n22-n) shows the #bigrams not having word1 nor word2 at any position which = n - (n11+m11) - (n12+m21) - (n21+m12) = n - (n11+n12+n21) - (m11+m12+m21) = n - (n-n22) - (n-m22) = n22 + m22 - n Alternative proof - n22 = m11 + m12 + m21 + X (a) m22 = n11 + n12 + n21 + X (b) where X = #bigrams not having either word1 or word2. as both n22 and m22 have some terms in common which show the bigrams not having either word1 or word2. But, m11+m12+m21 = n - m22 Substituting this in eqn (a) n22 = n - m22 + X Or X = n22 + m22 - n Or add (a) and (b) to get n22+m22 = (n11+m11) + (n12+m21) + (n21+m12) + 2X rearranging terms, n22+m22 = (n11+n12+n21) + (m11+m12+m21) + 2X but n11+n12+n21 = n - n22 and m11+m12+m21 = n - m22 Hence, n22+m22 = (n-n22) + (n-m22) + 2X 2(n22+m22-n) = 2X Or (n22+m22-n) = X which is the fourth cell count. =head2 Viewing Bigrams as Graphs In bigrams, the order of words is important. Bigram word1<>word2 shows that word2 follows word1. Bigrams can be viewed as a directed graph where a bigram word1<>word2 will represent a directed edge e from initial vertex word1 to terminal vertex word2(word1->word2). In this case, n11, which is the number of times bigram word1<>word2 occurs, becomes the weight of the directed edge word1->word2. n1p, which is the number of bigrams having word1 at 1st position, becomes the out degree of vertex word1 and np1, which is the number of bigrams having word2 at 2nd position, becomes the in degree of vertex word2 combig.pl creates a new list of word pairs from these bigrams such that the order of words can be ignored. Viewed another way, it converts the directed graph of given bigrams to an undirected graph showing new word pairs. A pair say word1<>word2<>n11 n1p np1 shown in the output of combig can be viewed as an undirected edge joining word1 and word2 having weight n11. If we count the degree of vertex word1 it will be n1p and degree of vertex word2 will be np1. =head1 AUTHORS Amruta Purandare, pura0010@d.umn.edu Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu Last update 03/22/04 by ADP This work has been partially supported by a National Science Foundation Faculty Early CAREER Development award (#0092784). =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse/nsp.html =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2004, Amruta Purandare and Ted Pedersen This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. =cut ############################################################################### # THE CODE STARTS HERE ############################################################################### # ================================ # COMMAND LINE OPTIONS AND USAGE # ================================ # command line options use Getopt::Long; GetOptions ("help","version"); # show help option if(defined $opt_help) { $opt_help=1; &showhelp(); exit; } # show version information if(defined $opt_version) { $opt_version=1; &showversion(); exit; } # show minimal usage message if no arguments if($#ARGV<0) { &showminimal(); exit; } ############################################################################# # ================================ # INITIALIZATION AND INPUT # ================================ #$0 contains the program name along with #the complete path. Extract just the program #name and use in error messages $0=~s/.*\/(.+)/$1/; if(!defined $ARGV[0]) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Please specify the Bigram file ...\n"; exit; } #accept the input file name $infile=$ARGV[0]; if(!-e $infile) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Bigram file <$infile> doesn't exist...\n"; exit; } open(IN,$infile) || die "Error($0): Error(code=$!) in opening Bigram file <$infile>.\n"; ############################################################################## $line_num=0; while() { $line_num++; # shows total number of bigrams if(/^\s*\d+\s*$/) { $total_big=$_; } # trimming extra spaces chomp; s/\s+$//g; s/^\s+//g; s/\s+/ /g; # handling non-bigram lines if(/^[\s\d]*$/ || /^\@/) { next; } # ------------------------------ # Checking for Valid bigram line # ------------------------------ $check_bigram=$_; $cnt=0; #count how many times <> occurs while($check_bigram=~/<>/) { $cnt++; $check_bigram=$'; } #should be 2 for bigrams if($cnt!=2) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Line <$line_num> in Bigram file <$infile> is not formatted like the bigram output of count.pl in NSP.\n"; exit; } # extracting word pairs forming this bigram if(/^(.*)<>(.*)<>(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s*$/) { if(defined $n11{$1}{$2}) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Bigram \"$1<>$2\" is repeated in Bigram file <$infile>.\n"; exit; } # if the reverse bigram is already seen if(defined $n11{$2}{$1}) { # new n11=n11{w2}{w1}+n11{w1}{w2} $n11{$2}{$1}+=$3; } # make a new bigram entry else { $n11{$1}{$2}=$3; } # marg stores total #pairs # in which a word occurs $marg{$1}+=$3; $marg{$2}+=$3; } else { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Line <$line_num> in Bigram file <$infile> is not formatted like the bigram output of count.pl in NSP.\n"; exit; } } if(defined $total_big) { print $total_big; } else { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Bigram file <$infile> should show the total number of bigrams.\n"; exit; } foreach $w1 (keys %n11) { foreach $w2 (keys %{$n11{$w1}}) { print "$w1<>$w2<>$n11{$w1}{$w2} $marg{$w1} $marg{$w2}\n"; } } ############################################################################## # ========================== # SUBROUTINE SECTION # ========================== #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #show minimal usage message sub showminimal() { print "Usage: combig.pl [OPTIONS] BIGRAM"; print "\nTYPE combig.pl --help for help\n"; } #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #show help sub showhelp() { print "Usage: combig.pl [OPTIONS] BIGRAM Combines bigrams that are composed of same pair of words but in reverse orders. BIGRAM Should be an output created by count.pl program of NSP package. OPTIONS: --help Displays this message. --version Displays the version information. Type 'perldoc combig.pl' to view detailed documentation of combig.\n"; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #version information sub showversion() { print "combig.pl - Version 0.02\n"; print "Copyright (C) 2004, Amruta Purandare & Ted Pedersen.\n"; print "Date of Last Update: 03/22/2004\n"; } ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/bin/utils/rank-script.sh0100644012467300001570000000350510354630373016224 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # # rank-script.sh Version 0.5 # # Program to calculate the rank correlation coefficient between the rankings # generated by two different statistical measures on the same # bigram-frequency (as output by count.pl). # # Copyright (C) 2000-2001, # Satanjeev Banerjee, University of Minnesota, Duluth # bane0025@d.umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@d.umn.edu # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. # #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Start of Program! #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- if($#argv != 3) then echo "Usage: rank-script.sh measure1 measure2 input-file" exit 1 endif # First get the two module names and an inputfile. set lib1=$1; set lib2=$2; set file=$3; # run count.pl to create output suitable for statistic count.pl $file.out $file # run statistic.pl using the two libraries to create two files statistic.pl $lib1 $lib1.out1 $file.out statistic.pl $lib2 $lib2.out2 $file.out # run rank.pl rank.pl $lib1.out1 $lib2.out2 # remove the temporary files rm -f $lib1.out1 $lib2.out2 $file.out Text-NSP-1.09/bin/utils/huge-combine.pl0100644012467300001570000002022210771735317016334 0ustar tpederse#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w =head1 NAME huge-combine.pl - Combine two bigram files created by count.pl into single file =head1 SYNOPSIS Combines two bigram files created by count.pl into a single bigram file. =head1 USGAE huge-combine.pl [OPTIONS] COUNT1 COUNT2 =head1 INPUT =head2 Required Arguments: =head3 COUNT1 and COUNT2 combine-count.pl takes two bigram files created by count.pl as input. If COUNT1 and COUNT2 are of unequal sizes, it is strongly recommended that COUNT1 should be the smaller file and COUNT2 should be the lager bigram file. Each line in files COUNT1, COUNT2 should be formatted as - word1<>word2<>n11 n1p np1 where word1<>word2 is a bigram, n11 is the joint frequency score of this bigram, n1p is the number of bigrams in which word1 is the first word, while np1 is the number of bigrams having word2 as the second word. =head2 Optional Arguments: =head4 --help Displays this message. =head4 --version Displays the version information. =head1 OUTPUT Output displays all bigrams that appear either in COUNT1 (inclusive) or in COUNT2 along with their updated scores. Scores are updated such that - =over =item 1: If a bigram appears in both COUNT1 and COUNT2, their n11 scores are added. e.g. If COUNT1 contains a bigram word1<>word2<>n11 n1p np1 and COUNT2 has a bigram word1<>word2<>m11 m1p mp1 Then, the new n11 score of bigram word1<>word2 is n11+m11 =item 2: If the two bigrams belonging to COUNT1 and COUNT2 share a commom first word, their n1p scores are added. e.g. If COUNT1 contains a bigram word1<>word2<>n11 n1p np1 and if COUNT2 contains a bigram word1<>word3<>m11 m1p mp1 Then, the n1p marginal score of word1 is updated to n1p+m1p =item 3: If the two bigrams belonging to COUNT1 and COUNT2 share a commom second word, their np1 scores are added. e.g. If COUNT1 contains a bigram word1<>word2<>n11 n1p np1 and if COUNT2 contains a bigram word3<>word2<>m11 m1p mp1 Then, the np1 marginal score of word2 is updated to np1+mp1 =back =head1 AUTHOR Amruta Purandare, Ted Pedersen. University of Minnesota at Duluth. =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2004, Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth. pura0010@umn.edu Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth. tpederse@umn.edu This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. =cut ############################################################################### # =============================== # CODE STARTS HERE # =============================== #$0 contains the program name along with #the complete path. Extract just the program #name and use in error messages $0=~s/.*\/(.+)/$1/; ############################################################################### # ================================ # COMMAND LINE OPTIONS AND USAGE # ================================ # command line options use Getopt::Long; GetOptions ("help","version"); # show help option if(defined $opt_help) { $opt_help=1; &showhelp(); exit; } # show version information if(defined $opt_version) { $opt_version=1; &showversion(); exit; } # show minimal usage message if fewer arguments if($#ARGV<1) { &showminimal(); exit; } ############################################################################# # ================================ # INITIALIZATION AND INPUT # ================================ $small_file=$ARGV[0]; $big_file=$ARGV[1]; if(!-e $small_file) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): COUNT1 file <$small_file> doesn't exist.\n"; exit; } if(!-e $big_file) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): COUNT2 file <$big_file> doesn't exist.\n"; exit; } open(SMALL,$small_file) || die "ERROR($0): Error(code=$!) in opening COUNT1 file <$small_file>.\n"; open(BIG,$big_file) || die "ERROR($0): Error(code=$!) in opening COUNT2 file <$big_file>.\n"; ############################################################################# # ==================== # CODE SECTION # ==================== # loading bigrams from smaller file into memory while() { if(/^\s*(\d+)\s*$/) { $total1=$1; next; } if(/^\s*(.*)<>(.*)<>(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s*$/) { if(defined $n11{$1}{$2}) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Bigram <$1<>$2> is repeated in COUNT1 file <$small_file>.\n"; exit; } $n11{$1}{$2}=$3; if(defined $n1p{$1} && $n1p{$1}!=$4) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Word <$1> has two different n1p scores in COUNT1 file <$small_file>.\n"; exit; } $n1p{$1}=$4; if(defined $np1{$2} && $np1{$2}!=$5) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Word <$2> has two different np1 scores in COUNT1 file <$small_file>.\n"; exit; } $np1{$2}=$5; } } # reading bigger file while() { # total bigrams if(/^\s*(\d+)\s*$/) { $total2=$1; $total=$total1+$total2; print "$total\n"; next; } if(/^\s*(.*)<>(.*)<>(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s*$/) { if(defined $n11{$1}{$2}) { $n11{$1}{$2}+=$3; # mark the bigrams that appear in both files $update_n11{$1}{$2}=1; # get the updated n11 score $n11=$n11{$1}{$2}; } else { # bigram appearing only in COUNT2 $n11=$3; } if(defined $n1p{$1}) { # update marginals n1p only once if(!defined $update_n1p{$1}) { $n1p{$1}+=$4; $update_n1p{$1}=1; } # get the updated n1p score $n1p=$n1p{$1}; } else { # marginal appearing only in COUNT2 $n1p=$4; } if(defined $np1{$2}) { # update marginals np1 only once if(!defined $update_np1{$2}) { $np1{$2}+=$5; $update_np1{$2}=1; } # get the updated np1 score $np1=$np1{$2}; } else { $np1=$5; } # printing birgrams from COUNT2 print "$1<>$2<>$n11 $n1p $np1\n"; } } # printing bigrams appearing only in COUNT1 foreach $word1 (sort keys %n11) { foreach $word2 (sort keys %{$n11{$word1}}) { # avoiding bigrams that appear in COUNT2 if(!defined $update_n11{$word1}{$word2}) { print "$word1<>$word2<>$n11{$word1}{$word2} $n1p{$word1} $np1{$word2}\n"; } } } ############################################################################## # ========================== # SUBROUTINE SECTION # ========================== #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #show minimal usage message sub showminimal() { print "Usage: huge-combine.pl [OPTIONS] COUNT1 COUNT2"; print "\nTYPE huge-combine.pl --help for help\n"; } #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #show help sub showhelp() { print "Usage: huge-combine.pl [OPTIONS] COUNT1 COUNT2 Combines two bigram files COUNT1 and COUNT2. COUNT1 COUNT2 Bigram files created by count.pl. OPTIONS: --help Displays this message. --version Displays the version information. Type 'perldoc huge-combine.pl' to view detailed documentation of huge-combine.\n"; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #version information sub showversion() { print "huge-combine.pl - Version 0.01\n"; print "Combines the given two bigram files.\n"; print "Copyright (C) 2004, Amruta Purandare & Ted Pedersen.\n"; print "Date of Last Update: 03/03/2004\n"; } ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/bin/utils/kocos-script.sh0100644012467300001570000000305510354630373016407 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # # Shell script to run kocos.pl program on a given file and target word # # kocos-script.sh version 0.01 # ############################################################################## # Copyright (C) 2002-2003 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## if($#argv != 3) then echo "Usage: kocos-script.sh input-file literal k" echo " " echo "Specify a literal whose kth order co-occurrences" echo "are to be found in input-file" exit 1 endif # accept input file from count.pl program set infile = $1; # accept target word set word = $2; # what order of co-occurrence? set k = $3 count.pl $infile.out $infile kocos.pl --order $k $infile.out --literal $word rm -f $infile.out Text-NSP-1.09/bin/utils/split-data.pl0100644012467300001570000001565010771735707016050 0ustar tpederse#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w =head1 NAME split-data.pl - Divide a text file in N approximately equal parts =head1 SYNOPSIS Splits a given data file into N parts such that each part has approximately same number of lines. =head1 USAGE split-data.pl [Options] DATA Type 'split-data.pl --help' for a quick summary of the Options. =head1 INPUT =head2 Required Arguments: =head3 DATA DATA should be a file in plain text format such that each line in the DATA file shows a single training example. =head2 Optional Arguments: =head4 --parts N Splits the DATA file into N equal parts. If the DATA file has M lines, each part except the last part will have int(M/N) lines while the last part will have all the remaining lines, M - (N-1 * (int(M/N))). Default N is 10. =head3 Other Options : =head4 --help Displays the quick summary of options. =head4 --version Displays the version information. =head1 OUTPUT split-data.pl creates exactly N files in the current directory. If the name of the DATA file is say DATA-file, then the N files will have names as DATA-file1, DATA-file2, DATA-file3,... DATA-fileN. e.g. If the DATA filename is ANC, then the N files created by split-data.pl will have names like ANC1, ANC2, ..., ANCN. A DATA file containing total M lines is split into N parts such that each part/file contains approximately M/N lines. Thus, if N = 1, the output file will be exactly same as the given DATA file. If N = M where N = value of --parts and M = #lines in DATA then, each part will have a single line. =head1 AUTHOR Amruta Purandare, Ted Pedersen. University of Minnesota, Duluth. =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2004, Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth. pura0010@umn.edu Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth. tpederse@umn.edu This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. =cut ############################################################################### # ================================ # COMMAND LINE OPTIONS AND USAGE # ================================ # command line options use Getopt::Long; GetOptions ("help","version","parts=i"); #$0 contains the program name along with #the complete path. Extract just the program #name and use in error messages $0=~s/.*\/(.+)/$1/; # show help option if(defined $opt_help) { $opt_help=1; &showhelp(); exit; } # show version information if(defined $opt_version) { $opt_version=1; &showversion(); exit; } # show minimal usage message if required arguments not specified if($#ARGV<0) { &showminimal(); exit; } ############################################################################### # ============================ # Initialisation Section # ============================ if(!defined $ARGV[0]) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Required argument DATA file is not specified.\n"; exit; } $datafile=$ARGV[0]; if(! -e $datafile) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): DATA file <$datafile> does not exist.\n"; exit; } open(IN,$datafile) || die "Error (code=$!) in opening DATA file <$datafile>.\n"; if(!defined $opt_parts) { $opt_parts=10; } ############################################################################## # ========================== # CODE SECTION # ========================== # find total number of lines in data file $total=0; while() { $total++; } seek(IN,0,0); # parts > total if($opt_parts > $total) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Can not divide DATA file <$datafile> with $total lines into $opt_parts parts.\n"; exit; } $part=1; $lines=0; $partfile=$datafile . $part; if(-e $partfile) { print STDERR "Warning($0): Output file <$partfile> already exists, overwrite ?\n"; $ans=; } if(!-e $partfile || $ans=~/[yY]([eE][sS])?/) { open(PART, ">$partfile") || die "Error(code=$!) in opening output file <$partfile>.\n"; } else { exit; } while() { $dataline=$_; if($lines < int($total/$opt_parts) || $part==$opt_parts) { print PART $dataline; $lines++; } else { $part++; $lines=0; $partfile=$datafile . $part; if(-e $partfile) { print STDERR "Warning($0): Output file <$partfile> already exists, overwrite ?\n"; $ans=; } if(!-e $partfile || $ans=~/[yY]([eE][sS])?/) { open(PART, ">$partfile") || die "Error(code=$!) in opening output file <$partfile>.\n"; } else { exit; } print PART $dataline; $lines++; } } ############################################################################## # ========================== # SUBROUTINE SECTION # ========================== #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #show minimal usage message sub showminimal() { print "Usage: split-data.pl [Options] DATA\n"; print "Type 'split-data.pl --help' for summary of the Options.\n"; print "Type 'perldoc split-data.pl' for detailed description of split-data.pl\n"; } #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #show help sub showhelp() { print "Usage: split-data.pl [Options] DATA"; print " Splits a given DATA file into N parts, each containing approximately same number of lines. Required parameters: DATA A data file in plain text format containing a single training instance on each line. Optional Parameters: --parts N Splits the DATA file into N parts. Default is 10. --help Displays this message. --version Displays the version information. Documentation : --------------- See perldoc page of split-data.pl for detailed documentation.\n"; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #version information sub showversion() { print "split-data.pl - Version 0.01"; print " Splits a given DATA file into N parts.\n"; print "Copyright (C) 2004, Amruta Purandare, Ted Pedersen.\n"; print "Date of Last Update: 2/22/2004\n"; } ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/bin/utils/sort-bigrams.pl0100644012467300001570000002017610771735563016416 0ustar tpederse#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w =head1 NAME sort-bigrams.pl - Sort output from count.pl or statistic.pl in descending order based on frequency or association score =head1 SYNOPSIS Sorts a given bigram file in the descending order of the bigram scores. =head1 USGAE sort-bigrams.pl [OPTIONS] BIGRAM =head1 INPUT =head2 Required Arguments: =head3 BIGRAM Should be a bigram input file to be sorted. A BIGRAM file created by count.pl or statistic.pl is already sorted in the descending order of the bigram scores. A BIGRAM output of combig.pl or huge-combine.pl is however un-sorted and could be sorted using this program. All lines in BIGRAM file should be formatted as - word1<>word2<>n11 n1p np1 Or as - word1<>word2<>rank score n11 n1p np1 =head2 Optional Arguments: =head4 --frequency F Bigrams with counts/scores less than F will not be displayed. The ignored bigrams are however not removed from the sample and their counts are still counted in the total bigrams and in the marginal word frequencies. In other words, the behavior of this option is like count.pl's --frequency option. =head4 --remove L Bigrams with counts/scores less than L are completely removed from the sample. Their counts do not affect any marginal totals. In other words, this option has the same effect as count.pl's --remove option. =head3 Other Options : =head4 --help Displays this message. =head4 --version Displays the version information. =head1 OUTPUT sort-bigrams.pl shows given BIGRAMs in the descending order of their counts/ scores. =head1 AUTHOR Amruta Purandare, Ted Pedersen. University of Minnesota at Duluth. =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 2004, Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth. pura0010@umn.edu Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth. tpederse@umn.edu This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. =cut ############################################################################### # THE CODE STARTS HERE #$0 contains the program name along with #the complete path. Extract just the program #name and use in error messages $0=~s/.*\/(.+)/$1/; ############################################################################### # ================================ # COMMAND LINE OPTIONS AND USAGE # ================================ # command line options use Getopt::Long; GetOptions ("help","version","remove=f","frequency=f"); # show help option if(defined $opt_help) { $opt_help=1; &showhelp(); exit; } # show version information if(defined $opt_version) { $opt_version=1; &showversion(); exit; } # show minimal usage message if no arguments if($#ARGV<0) { &showminimal(); exit; } if(defined $opt_remove && defined $opt_frequency) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): --remove and --frequency can't be both used simultaneously.\n"; exit; } ############################################################################# # ================================ # INITIALIZATION AND INPUT # ================================ $bigfile=$ARGV[0]; open(BIG,$bigfile) || die "ERROR($0): Error(code=$!) in opening BIGRAM file <$bigfile>.\n"; $line_num=0; while() { $line_num++; # first line if(/^(\d+)\s*$/) { if($line_num==1) { $total=$1; } else { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Line $line_num in BIGRAM file <$bigfile> should be formatted as the bigram output of NSP.\n"; exit; } next; } if(/^(.*)<>(.*)<>(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s*$/) { $word1=$1; $word2=$2; $n11=$3; $n1p=$4; $np1=$5; $score=$n11; $big_string=$_; } elsif(/(.*)<>(.*)<>\d+\s+(-?\d+\.?\d*)\s+(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s*$/) { $word1=$1; $word2=$2; $score=$3; $n11=$4; $n1p=$5; $np1=$6; $big_string=$_; } else { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Line $line_num in BIGRAM file <$bigfile> should be formatted as the Bigram output of NSP.\n"; exit; } if(defined $opt_frequency && $score < $opt_frequency) { next; } if(defined $opt_remove && $score < $opt_remove) { $total-=$n11; $sub_n1p{$word1}+=$n11; $sub_np1{$word2}+=$n11; next; } if(!defined $bigrams{$score}) { $bigrams{$score}=""; } if($big_string=~/<\|\|>/) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Detected internal separator string <||> at line $line_num in BIGRAM file <$bigfile>.\n"; exit 1; } $bigrams{$score}.=$big_string."<||>"; } print "$total\n"; foreach $score (sort {$b <=> $a} keys %bigrams) { # remove last <||> if($bigrams{$score}=~/<\|\|>$/) { $bigrams{$score}=~s/<\|\|>$//; } # get all bigrams with this score @big_strings=split(/<\|\|>/,$bigrams{$score}); foreach $bigram (@big_strings) { # subtract the removed bigram counts if # this bigram shares words with the removed ones if(defined $opt_remove) { if($bigram=~/^(.*)<>(.*)<>(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s*$/) { $word1=$1; $word2=$2; $n11=$3; $n1p=$4; $np1=$5; if(defined $sub_n1p{$word1}) { $n1p-=$sub_n1p{$word1}; } if(defined $sub_np1{$word2}) { $np1-=$sub_np1{$word2}; } print "$word1<>$word2<>$n11 $n1p $np1\n"; } elsif($bigram=~/(.*)<>(.*)<>(\d+)\s+(-?\d+\.?\d*)\s+(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s*$/) { $word1=$1; $word2=$2; $rank=$3; $score=$4; $n11=$5; $n1p=$6; $np1=$7; if(defined $sub_n1p{$word1}) { $n1p-=$sub_n1p{$word1}; } if(defined $sub_np1{$word2}) { $np1-=$sub_np1{$word2}; } print "$word1<>$word2<>$rank $score $n11 $n1p $np1\n"; } else { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Hmmm, Weird problem ! Can't really say why this happened but looks like a bug in the program.\n"; exit; } } else { print $bigram; } } } ############################################################################## # ========================== # SUBROUTINE SECTION # ========================== #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #show minimal usage message sub showminimal() { print "Usage: sort-bigrams.pl [OPTIONS] BIGRAM"; print "\nTYPE sort-bigrams.pl --help for help\n"; } #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #show help sub showhelp() { print "Usage: sort-bigrams.pl [OPTIONS] BIGRAM Sorts a given BIGRAM file in the descending order of the bigram scores. BIGRAM Should be a bigram count/score file that is to be sorted. OPTIONS: --frequency F Bigrams with counts/scores less than F will not be displayed. --remove L Bigrams with counts/scores less than L are removed from the sample. --help Displays this message. --version Displays the version information. Type 'perldoc sort-bigrams.pl' to view detailed documentation of this program.\n"; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #version information sub showversion() { print "sort-bigrams.pl - Version 0.03"; print " Sorts a given bigram file in the descending order of the bigram scores.\n"; print "Copyright (C) 2004, Amruta Purandare & Ted Pedersen.\n"; print "Date of Last Update: 06/14/2004\n"; } ############################################################################# Text-NSP-1.09/bin/utils/kocos.pl0100644012467300001570000006370010771735410015112 0ustar tpederse#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w =head1 NAME kocos.pl - Find the Kth order co-occurrences of a word =head1 SYNOPSIS This program finds the Kth order co-occurrences of a given word. =head1 DESCRIPTION =head2 1. What are Kth order co-occurrences? Co-occurrences are the words which occur together in the same context. All words which co-occur with a given target word are called its co-occurrences. The concept of 2nd order co-occurrences is explained in the paper Automatic word Sense Discrimination [Schutze98]. According to this paper, the words which co-occur with the co-occurring words of a target word are called as the 2nd order co-occurrences of that word. So with each increasing order of co-occurrences, we introduce an extra level of indirection and find words co-occurring with the previous order co-occurrences. We generalize the concept of 2nd order co-occurrences from [Schutze98] to find the Kth order co-occurrences of a word. These are the words that co-occur with the (K-1)th order co-occurrences of a given target word. We have also found [Niwa&Nitta94] to be related to kocos. While we do not exactly reimplement the co-occurrence vectors they propose, we feel that kocos is at least similar in spirit. =head2 2. Usage Usage: kocos.pl [OPTIONS] BIGRAM =head2 3. Input =head3 3.1 BIGRAM Specify the BIGRAM file name on the command line after the program name and options (if any) as shown in the usage note. BIGRAM should be a bigram output(normal or extended) created by NSP programs - count.pl, statistic.pl or combig.pl. When count.pl and statistic.pl are run for creating bigrams (--ngram set to 2 or not specified), the programs list the bigrams of all words which co-occur together(in certain window). So we can say that if a bigram 'word1<>word2<>' is listed in the output of count.pl or statistic.pl program, it means that the words word1 and word2 are the co-occurrences of each other. In general you may want to consider the use of stop lists (--stop option in count.pl) to remove very common words such as "the" and "for", and also eliminate low frequency bigrams (--remove option in count.pl). The stop list is particularly important as high frequency words such as "the" or "for" will co-occur with many different words, and greatly expand the search needed to find kth order co-occurrences. If you want to run kocos.pl on a source file not created by either count or statistic program of this package, just make sure that each line of BIGRAM file will list two words WORD1 and WORD2 as WORD1<>WORD2<> The program minimally requires that there are exactly two words and they are separated by delimiter '<>' with an extra delimiter '<>' after the second word. So you may convert any non NSP input to this format where two words occurring in the same context are '<>' separated and provide it to kocos. Controlling scope of the context You may like to call two words as co-occurrences of each other if they occur within a specific distance from each other. We encourage in this case that you use --window w option of NSP program count.pl while creating a BIGRAM file. This will create bigrams of all words which co-occur within a distance w from each other. Thus --window w sets the maximum distance allowed between two words to call them co-occurrences of each other. Note that if the --window option is not used while creating BIGRAM input for kocos, only those words which come immediately next to each other will be considered as the co-occurrences (default window size being 2 for bigrams). =head2 4. Options =head3 4.1 --literal WORD With this option, the target WORD whose kth order co-occurrences are to be found can be directly specified on the command line. e.g. kocos.pl --literal line test.input will find the 1st order co-occurrences (by default) of the word 'line' using Bigrams listed in file test.input. kocos.pl --literal , --order 3 test.input will find 3rd order co-occurrences of ',' from file test.input. =head3 4.2 --regex REGEXFILE With this option, target word can be specified using Perl regular expression/s. The regex/s should be written in a file and multiple regex/s should either appear on separate lines or should be Perl 'OR' (|) separated. We provide this option to allow user to specify various morphological variants of the target word e.g. line, lines, Line,Lines etc. e.g. (1) let test.regex contains a regular expression for target word which is - /^[Ll]ines?$/ To use this for finding kocos, run kocos.pl with command kocos.pl --regex test.regex --order K test.input (2) To find say 2nd order co-occurrences of any general target word which occurs in Data in tags like Senseval Format, we use a regular expression /^\w+$/ in our regex file say test.regex and run kocos.pl using command kocos.pl --regex test.regex --order 2 eng-lex-sample.training.xml (3) To find 3rd order co-occurrences of any word that contains period '.' run kocos.pl using kocos.pl --literal . --order 3 test.input Or write a regex /\./ in file say test.regex and run kocos using kocos.pl --regex test.regex --order 3 test.input (4) To find 2nd order co-occurrences of all words that are numbers, write a regex like /^\d+$/ to a regexfile say test.regex and run kocos using, kocos.pl --regex test.regex --order 2 test.input Note: writing a regex /\d+/ will also match words like line20.1.cord, or art%10.fine456 that include numbers. Regex/s that should exactly match as target words should be delimited by ^ and $ as in /^[Ll]ines?$/. Specifying something like /[Ll]ines?/ will match with 'incline'. Note - The program kocos.pl requires that the target word is specified using either of the options --literal or --regex =head3 4.3 --order K If the value of K is specified using the command line option --order K, kocos.pl will find the Kth order co-occurrences of the target word. K can take any integer value greater than 0. If the value of K is not specified, the program will set K to 1 and will simply find the co-occurrences of the target (the word co-occurrence generally means first order co-occurrences). =head3 4.4 --trace TRACEFILE To see a detailed report of how each Kth order co-occurrence is reached as a sequence of K words, specify the name of a TRACEFILE on the command line using --trace TRACEFILE option. TRACEFILE will show the chains of K+1 words where the first word is the TARGET word and every ith word in the chain is a (i-1)th order co-occurrence of target which co-occurs with (i-1)th word in the chain. So a chain of K+1 words, TARGET->COC1->COC2->COC3....->COCK-1->COCK shows that COC1 is a first order co-occurrence of the TARGET. COC2 is a second order co-occurrence such that COC2 co-occurs with COC1 which in turn co-occurs with the TARGET. COC3 is a third order co-occurrence such that COC3 co-occurs with COC2 which in turn co-occurs with COC1 which co-occurs with TARGET. and so on...... =head3 4.6 --help This option will display the help message. =head3 4.7 --version This option will display version information of the program. =head2 5. Output The program will display a list of Kth order co-occurrences to standard output such that each co-occurrence occurs on a separate line and is followed by '<>' (just to be compatible with other programs in NSP). Note that the output of kocos.pl could be directly used by the program nsp2regex of the SenseTools Package (by Satanjeev Banerjee and Ted Pedersen) to convert Senseval data instances into feature vectors in ARFF format where our Kth order co-occurrences are used as features. For more information on SenseTools you can refer to its README: http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse/sensetools.html IMPORTANT NOTE If there are some kth order co-occurrences which are also the ith order co-occurrences (0 tags in the data file eng-lex-sample.training.xml, use a regular expression like /\w+/ from a file say test.regex, and run kocos.pl using kocos.pl --regex test.regex --order 2 test.input =head2 7. General Recommendations (a) Create a BIGRAM file using programs count.pl, statistic.pl or combig.pl of NSP Package. (b) Use --window W option of program count.pl to specify the scope of the context. Any word that occurs within a distance W from a target word will be treated as its co-occurrence. (c) Use either --literal or --regex option to specify the target word. We recommend use of regex support to detect forms of target word other than its base form. =head2 8. Examples of Kth order co-occurrences In all the following examples, we assume that the input comes from the file test.input and word 'line' is a target word. test.input => ---------------- print<>in<> | print<>line<> | text<>the<> | text<>line<> | file<>the<> | file<>in<> | line<>file | ---------------- (Note that test.input doesn't look like a valid count/statistic output because kocos.pl will minimally require two words WORD1 and WORD2 separated by '<>' with an extra '<>' after WORD2 as described in Section 3.1 of this README) (a) The 1st order co-occurrences of word 'line' can be found by running kocos.pl with either of the following commands - kocos.pl --literal line test.input OR kocos.pl --order 1 --literal line test.input This will display the co-occurrences of 'line' to standard output as shown below in the box. -------- text<> | file<> | print<>| -------- This is because the program finds the bigrams print<>line<> text<>line<> line<>file<> where word 'line' co-occurs with the words print, text and file which become the 1st order co-occurrences. (b) The 2nd order co-occurrences of word 'line' can be found by running kocos.pl with the following command - kocos.pl --literal line --order 2 test.input This will display the 2nd order co-occurrences of 'line' to standard output as shown below in the box. -------- the<> | in<> | -------- This is because the program finds the words print, text and file as the first order co-occurrences (as explained in case a) and finds bigrams print<>in<> text<>the<> file<>the<> file<>in where 'the' and 'in' co-occur with the words print, text, file. (c) To see how the 2nd order co-occurrences of word 'line' are reached run the program using the following command - kocos.pl --order 2 --trace test.trace test.input line This will display the 2nd order co-occurrences of 'line' to standard output as shown below in the box. -------- the<> | in<> | -------- and a detailed report of co-occurrence chains in test.trace file as shown in the box below. test.trace => ---------------- line->text->the| line->file->the| line->file->in | line->print->in| ---------------- where the first line shows that the word 'line' co-occurred with 'text' which co-occurred with 'the'. Hence 'the' became a 2nd order co-occurrence. Similarly, 'line' co-occurred with 'file' which in turn co-occurred with 'the' and 'in' which are therefore the 2nd order co-occurrences of 'line'. =head2 11. References [Niwa&Nitta94] Y. Niwa and Y. Nitta. Co-occurrence vectors from corpora vs. distance vectors from dictionaries. COLING-1994. [Schutze98] H. Schutze. Automatic word sense discrimination. Computational Linguistics,24(1):97-123,1998. =head1 AUTHORS Amruta Purandare, pura0010@umn.edu Ted Pedersen, tpederse@umn.edu Last updated on 12/05/2003 by TDP This work has been partially supported by a National Science Foundation Faculty Early CAREER Development award (#0092784). =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse/nsp.html =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2002-2003, Amruta Purandare and Ted Pedersen This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. =cut ############################################################################### # Changelogs # Date Version By Changes Code # 03/30/2003 0.03 Amruta Regex support for ADP.03.1 # specifying target # word # # 07/02/2003 0.05 Amruta Redesigned algorithm ADP.05 # to improve performance # ############################################################################### # THE CODE STARTS HERE ############################################################################### # ================================ # COMMAND LINE OPTIONS AND USAGE # ================================ # show minimal usage message if no arguments if($#ARGV<0) { &showminimal(); exit; } # command line options use Getopt::Long; GetOptions ("help","version","order=i","trace=s","literal=s","regex=s"); # show help option if(defined $opt_help) { $opt_help=1; &showhelp(); exit; } # show version information if(defined $opt_version) { $opt_version=1; &showversion(); exit; } # if the order is specified if(defined $opt_order) { $order=$opt_order; } # otherwise set default to 1 else { $order=1; } # trace report will show how # a Kth order co-occurrence is # reached via a chain of # lower order co-occurrences if(defined $opt_trace) { $trace=$opt_trace; } # ---------------- # ADP.03.1 start # ---------------- # this part has been added during NSP version 0.55 release # target word is specified via --literal if(defined $opt_literal) { $target=$opt_literal; } # target specified as Perl regex/s in a file if(defined $opt_regex) { $regex_file=$opt_regex; if(!(-e $regex_file)) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Regex file <$regex_file> doesn't exist.\n"; exit; } open(REG,$regex_file) || die "ERROR($0): Error(error code=$!) in opening Regex File <$regex_file>.\n"; undef $target; while() { chomp; s/^\s+//g; s/\s$//g; if(/^\s*$/) { next; } if(/^\//) { s/^\///; } else { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Regular Expression <$_> should start with '/'\n"; exit; } if(/\/$/) { s/\/$//; } else { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Regular Expression <$_> should end with '/'\n"; exit; } $target.="(".$_.")|"; } if(defined $target) { chop $target; } else { print "ERROR($0): No valid Perl regex found in Regex file <$regex_file>.\n"; exit; } } # -------------- # ADP.03.1 end # -------------- ############################################################################# # ================================ # INITIALIZATION AND INPUT # ================================ #$0 contains the program name along with #a complete path. Extract just the program #name and use in error messages $0=~s/.*\/(.+)/$1/; if(!defined $ARGV[0]) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Please specify the SOURCE file name...\n"; exit; } #accept the input file name $infile=$ARGV[0]; #check if exists if(!-e $infile) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Source file <$infile> doesn't exist...\n"; exit; } #open if exists open(IN,$infile) || die "Error($0): Error(code=$!) in opening <$infile> file.\n"; #check if the target word exists if(!defined $target) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Please specify the target word using one of the --literal or --regex options.\n"; exit; } #check if order is valid if($order<1) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): Order should be greater than or equal to 1.\n"; exit; } #check if --trace is used if(defined $trace) { $ans="n"; #check if the TRACE_FILE already exists if(-e $trace) { print STDERR "WARNING($0): Trace file <$trace> already exists, overwrite(y/n)? "; $ans=; } if(!-e $trace || $ans=~/Y|y/) { #open the TRACE_FILE open(TRACE,">$trace") || die "Error($0): Error(code=$!) in opening Trace file <$trace>.\n"; } else { undef $trace; } } ############################################################################## # ============================= # Reading and Storing Bigrams # ============================= $line_num=0; #creating a coc_store data structure for storing all bigram strings from SOURCE #so that co-occurrences can be found looking at this data structure while($line=) { $line_num++; chomp $line; # handling blank lines if($line=~/^\s*$/) { next; } #store the bigram strings if($line=~/<>/) { #checking if the SOURCE is a valid NSP output for Bigrams $check_bigram=$line; $cnt=0; #count how many times <> occurs while($check_bigram=~/<>/) { $cnt++; $check_bigram=$'; } #should be 2 for bigrams if($cnt!=2) { print STDERR "ERROR($0): SOURCE file <$infile> is not a valid Bigram output of NSP at line <$line_num>.\n"; exit; } # store bigram in coc_store push @coc_store,$line; } } ############################################################################ # =========================================== # Ranking words according to their distance # From the target word # =========================================== # start with target word which # is at 0th level (rank) $rank{$target}=0; $word=$target; while($rank{$word}<$order) { # rank my co-occurrences &rank_cocs($word,$rank{$word}); # no more words in queue if($#words < 0) { if($rank{$word}<$order) { print "No co-occurrences at $order th level.\n"; } last; } else { # get the first word from queue $word=shift @words; } } ############################################################################# # ============================== # Printing Trace Report # ============================== # print trace report if(defined $trace) { # trace each kth order co-occurrence back foreach $word (@kocs) { # get all parents until the # target word is reached @chain=(); push @chain,$word; if(defined $regex_file) { while($word !~ /$target/) { push @chain,$parent{$word}; $word=$parent{$word}; } } else { while($word ne $target) { push @chain,$parent{$word}; $word=$parent{$word}; } } # print reverse chain @reversed=reverse @chain; print TRACE join("->",@reversed); print TRACE "\n"; } } ########################################################################### # ========================== # SUBROUTINE SECTION # ========================== #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # ranks and queues the co-occurrences of a given word sub rank_cocs { my $word=$_[0]; # co-occurrences of given word # will be at rank(word)+1 my $level=$_[1]+1; #string from the coc_store my $coc_string=""; # check bigrams and rank words # co-occurring with the given # word foreach $coc_string (@coc_store) { @parts=split(/<>/,$coc_string); $word1=$parts[0]; $word2=$parts[1]; # current word is the target word # specified via regex option undef $got_coc; if($level==1 && defined $regex_file) { # if exactly one of the words matches # the target, extract the other if($word1=~/$word/ && !defined $rank{$word2} && $word2!~/$target/) { $got_coc=$word2; $parent=$word1; } elsif($word2=~/$word/ && !defined $rank{$word1} && $word1!~/$target/) { $got_coc=$word1; $parent=$word2; } } elsif(defined $regex_file) { # if one of the words matches the # given word and other doesn't match # the target word if($word1 eq $word && !defined $rank{$word2} && $word2!~/$target/) { $got_coc=$word2; $parent=$word1; } elsif($word2 eq $word && !defined $rank{$word1} && $word1!~/$target/) { $got_coc=$word1; $parent=$word2; } } else { # one of the words matches the # given word if($word1 eq $word && !defined $rank{$word2}) { $got_coc=$word2; $parent=$word1; } elsif($word2 eq $word && !defined $rank{$word1}) { $got_coc=$word1; $parent=$word2; } } if(defined $got_coc) { # rank the obtained coc $rank{$got_coc}=$level; # queue the coc push @words,$got_coc; # print if level is K if($level==$order) { print "$got_coc<>\n"; } # store link to parent for tracing if(defined $trace) { $parent{$got_coc}=$parent; if($level==$order) { push @kocs,$got_coc; } } } } } #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #show minimal usage message sub showminimal() { print "Usage: kocos.pl [OPTIONS] BIGRAM"; print "\nTYPE kocos.pl --help for help\n"; } #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #show help sub showhelp() { print "Usage: kocos.pl [OPTIONS] BIGRAM Displays the kth order Co-occurrences of a given target word. Target word should be specified via --literal or --regex option. BIGRAM A list of bigrams formatted like the output (extended or normal) of NSP programs count.pl or statistic.pl. OPTIONS: --literal LITERAL Specify the target word directly on command line as a literal. --regex REGEXFILE Specify a file containing Perl regular expression/s that define the target word. --order K Specify the value of K (K>0) to find the kth order co-occurrences. A Kth order co-occurrence is a word that co-occurs with a (K-1)th order co-occurrence of the target word. By default, the value of K is set to 1 which simply lists the words that co-occur with a given target word. When K is 2, all words that co-occur with the words that co-occur with the target word are shown, and so on for higher orders. --trace TRACEFILE Specify the name of a TRACEFILE to see a detailed trace report showing the chains of co-occurrences. A chain shows how a Kth order co-occurrence is reached as a sequence of K lower order co-occurrences. e.g. WORD->First->Second->Third..->Kth shows that 'First' is a first order co-occurrence of WORD, 'Second' is a second order co-occurrence of WORD which co-occurs with 'First'. 'Third' is a third order co-occurrence of WORD which co-occurs with 'Second' and so on until K is reached. --help To display this message. --version To display the version information.\n"; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #version information sub showversion() { print "kocos.pl - version 0.05\n"; print "Copyright (C) 2002-2003, Amruta Purandare & Ted Pedersen\n"; print "Date of Last Update: 07/01/2003\n"; } ############################################################################# =head1 AUTHORS Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth, pura0010@d.umn.edu Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth, tpederse@umn.edu =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse/nsp.html =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2002-2003, Amruta Purandare & Ted Pedersen This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. =cut Text-NSP-1.09/bin/utils/combig-script.sh0100644012467300001570000000254710354630373016536 0ustar tpederse#!/bin/csh -f # # Shell script to run combig.pl program on a given file # # combig-script.sh version 0.01 # ############################################################################## # Copyright (C) 2002-2003 # Amruta Purandare, University of Minnesota, Duluth # pura0010@umn.edu # Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth # tpederse@umn.edu # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ############################################################################## if($#argv != 1) then echo "Usage: combig-script.sh input-file" exit 1 endif # accept input file from count.pl program set infile = $1; # accept target word set word = $2; count.pl $infile.out $infile combig.pl $infile.out rm -f $infile.out Text-NSP-1.09/bin/count.pl0100755012467300001570000010055010771735166013772 0ustar tpederse#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w =head1 NAME count.pl - Count the frequency of Ngrams in text =head1 SYNOPSIS count.pl takes as input one or more text files and calculate the ngram frequency for the whole corpus. =head1 DESCRIPTION See perldoc README.pod =head1 AUTHOR Satanjeev Banerjee, bane0025@d.umn.edu Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO home page: http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse/nsp.html mailing list: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ngram/ =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2003, Ted Pedersen and Satanjeev Banerjee This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. =cut # count.pl version 0.57 # ############################################################################### # # ------- CHANGELOG --------- # #version date programmer List of changes change-id # # 0.53 01/06/2003 Amruta (1) Added Perl Regex ADP.53.1 # support for stop # option # # 01/06/2003 Amruta (2) Added AND & OR modes # for stop option ADP.53.2 # making AND default # # 01/07/2003 Amruta (3) Introduced # --nontoken option ADP.53.3 # # 0.57 06/30/2003 Ted (1) show remove value TDP.57.1 # in extended output # # 07/01/2003 Ted (2) if destination file TDP.57.2 # found, check for # source before proceeding ############################################################################### #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Start of program #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # we have to use commandline options, so use the necessary package! use Getopt::Long; # first check if no commandline options have been provided... in which case # print out the usage notes! if ( $#ARGV == -1 ) { &minimalUsageNotes(); exit; } # now get the options! GetOptions( "verbose", "recurse", "version", "help", "histogram=s", "frequency=i", "window=i", "stop=s", "newLine", "extended", "token=s", "ngram=i", "remove=i", "set_freq_combo=s", "get_freq_combo=s","nontoken=s"); # if help has been requested, print out help! if ( defined $opt_help ) { $opt_help = 1; &showHelp(); exit; } # if version has been requested, show version! if ( defined $opt_version ) { $opt_version = 1; &showVersion(); exit; } if (defined $opt_recurse) { $opt_recurse = 1; } if ( defined $opt_frequency ) { $cutOff = $opt_frequency; } else { $cutOff = 0; } ## TDP.57.1 START if ( defined $opt_remove ) { $removeOff = $opt_remove } else { $removeOff = 0; } ## TDP.57.1 FINISH if ( defined $opt_ngram ) { $ngram = $opt_ngram; } else { $ngram = 2; } if ($ngram <= 0) { print STDERR "Cannot have 'n' value of ngrams as less than 1\n"; askHelp(); exit(); } if ( defined $opt_window ) { $windowSize = $opt_window; } else { $windowSize = $ngram; if (defined $opt_verbose) { print "Using default window size = $windowSize\n"; } } if ($windowSize < $ngram || ($ngram == 1 && $windowSize != 1)) { print STDERR "Illegal value for window size. Should be >= size of ngram (1 if size of ngram is 1).\n"; askHelp(); exit(); } # get hold of the frequency combinations that we need to keep track # of, either from the file provided if (defined $opt_set_freq_combo) { readFreqCombo($opt_set_freq_combo); } # or, by default, everything possible else { getDefaultFreqCombos(); } if (defined $opt_get_freq_combo) { open (FREQ_COMBO_OUT, ">$opt_get_freq_combo") || die ("Couldnt open $opt_get_freq_combo"); for ($i = 0; $i < $combIndex; $i++) { for ($j = 1; $j <= $freqComb[$i][0]; $j++) { print FREQ_COMBO_OUT "$freqComb[$i][$j] "; } print FREQ_COMBO_OUT "\n"; } close (FREQ_COMBO_OUT); } # at the end of those two functions we should have with us the @freqComb # array! # check if tokens file has been supplied. if so, try to open it and extract # the regex's. if ( defined $opt_token ) { open (TOKEN, $opt_token) || die "Couldnt open $opt_token\n"; while() { chomp; s/^\s*//; s/\s*$//; if (length($_) <= 0) { next; } if (!(/^\//) || !(/\/$/)) { print STDERR "Ignoring regex with no delimiters: $_\n"; next; } s/^\///; s/\/$//; push @tokenRegex, $_; } close TOKEN; } else { push @tokenRegex, "\\w+"; push @tokenRegex, "[\.,;:\?!]"; } # create the complete token regex $tokenizerRegex = ""; foreach $token (@tokenRegex) { if ( length($tokenizerRegex) > 0 ) { $tokenizerRegex .= "|"; } $tokenizerRegex .= "("; $tokenizerRegex .= $token; $tokenizerRegex .= ")"; } # if you dont have any tokens to work with, abort if ( $#tokenRegex < 0 ) { print STDERR "No token definitions to work with.\n"; askHelp(); exit; } # --------------- # ADP.53.3 start # --------------- # Introducing new --nontoken option to remove any sequence of characters # that matches the regular expression specified by the --nontoken option. # With this, we also allow user to specify what is not a valid token. # Providing this option is important because the user can specify some # special character sequences which include tokens but need to be entirely # removed #if the non-token file is specified if(defined $opt_nontoken) { #check if the file exists if(-e $opt_nontoken) { #open the non token file open(NOTOK,"$opt_nontoken") || die "Couldn't open Nontoken file $opt_nontoken.\n"; while() { chomp; s/^\s+//; s/\s+$//; #handling a blank lines if(/^\s*$/) { next; } if(!(/^\//)) { print STDERR "Nontoken regular expression $_ should start with '/'\n"; exit; } if(!(/\/$/)) { print STDERR "Nontoken regular expression $_ should end with '/'\n"; exit; } #removing the / s from the beginning and the end s/^\///; s/\/$//; #form a single regex $nontoken_regex.="(".$_.")|"; } ## end of while # if no valid regexs are found in Nontoken file if(length($nontoken_regex)<=0) { print STDERR "No valid Perl Regular Experssion found in Nontoken file $opt_nontoken.\n"; exit; } chop $nontoken_regex; } ## end of if not-token exists else { print STDERR "Nontoken file $opt_nontoken doesn't exist.\n"; exit; } } ## end of if non-token option defined # Added --nontoken option functionality # ------------- # ADP.53.3 end # ------------- # having stripped the commandline of all the options etc, we should now be # left only with the source/destination files # so, first get hold of the destination file! $destination = shift; # check to see if a destination has been supplied at all... if ( !($destination ) ) { print STDERR "No output file (DESTINATION) supplied.\n"; askHelp(); exit; } # TDP.57.2 start (moved this) check for destination file and source file # before proceeding # whats left in the command line are paths. go thru them and salvage all # text files to be processed. the following function does just that, putting # all useful files in @sourceFiles :o) &getSourceFiles(@ARGV); # if not even one file found, complain and quit! if ($#sourceFiles == -1) { print STDERR "No input (SOURCE) file supplied!\n"; askHelp(); exit; } # TDP.57.2 finish (moved this) # check to see if destination exists, and if so, if we should overwrite... if ( -e $destination ) { print "Output file $destination already exists! Overwrite (Y/N)? "; $reply = ; chomp $reply; $reply = uc $reply; exit 0 if ($reply ne "Y"); } # having ascertained that we may open the destination file for output, lets # do so... open ( DST, ">$destination" ) || die "Couldn't open output file $destination"; # TDP.57.2 old location of check for source files # output the files found, if verbose set! if ( defined $opt_verbose ) { print "\nFound the following $index file(s) to source from: \n"; for ( $i = 0; $i < $index; $i ++ ) { print "$sourceFiles[$i]\n"; } print "\n"; } # get all the permutations for this ngram/windowSize combination. this tells # us which words to pick from a window to form the various ngrams @permutations = (); getPermutations($windowSize-1, $ngram-1, 0); # ngramTotal will contain the total number of ngrams found! $ngramTotal = 0; # now get the source files one by one from @sourceFiles, and process them in # a loop! foreach $source (@sourceFiles) { # we already know that the file exists... that is checked by # &getSourceFiles, so no need to check it again! just open and # proceed. open( SRC, "$source" ) || die "Cant open SOURCE file $source, quitting"; # having successfully opened the source file start reading it... if ( defined $opt_verbose ) { print "Accessing file $source.\n"; } # start off the window index which will tell us where in the window array # we are right now. this is a global variable to be used by processToken # to figure out what to do with a new token. $windex = 0; # the NEXT place in the window array to write to! # read in the file, tokenize and process the token thus found while () { # if we dont want ngrams to span across the new line, then every # time we process a new line, we need to refresh the window if ( defined $opt_newLine ) { $opt_newLine = 1; $windex = 0; } # --------------- # ADP.53.3 start # --------------- # Removing sequences of characters which are declared as non-tokens # These are detected and removed before checking for tokens because # those sequences which include valid tokens in them should be removed # since the whole sequence is declared as a non-token if(defined $nontoken_regex) { s/$nontoken_regex//g; } # Removed non-tokens from the input stream # ------------- # ADP.53.3 end # ------------- # now for this line, tokenize the line and send the token for # processing. while ( /$tokenizerRegex/g ) { $token = $&; processToken($token); } } } # that is the tokenizing and token-processing done! # now to put in the stop list, if its been provided if ( defined $opt_stop ) { # we have already checked that the stop list exists. open it and create # the stop hash open ( STP, $opt_stop ) || die ("Couldn't open the stoplist file $opt_stop\n"); # -------------- # ADP.53.1 start # -------------- # Perl Regex support for stop option # this will accept the stop tokens from the # stop file as Perl regular experssions # delimited by slashes /regex/ # each regex should appear on a separate line # commented code belongs to old version 0.51 # my %stopHash = (); version 0.51 code while ( ) { chomp; # version 0.51 code # s/^\s+//; # s/\s+$//; # if ( /^\/(.*)\/$/ ) # { # $stopHash{$1} = 1; # } #} # --------------- # ADP.53.2 start # --------------- # Adding support for AND and OR Stop modes # AND Mode will remove those ngrams which # consist of all stop words # OR Mode will remove those ngrams which # consist of at least one stop word # Default Mode will be AND Mode if(/\@stop.mode\s*=\s*(\w+)\s*$/) { $stop_mode=$1; if(!($stop_mode=~/^(AND|and|OR|or)$/)) { print STDERR "Requested Stop Mode $1 is not supported.\n"; exit; } next; } # -------------- # ADP.53.2 end # -------------- # accepting Perl Regexs from Stopfile s/^\s+//; s/\s+$//; #handling a blank lines if(/^\s*$/) { next; } #check if a valid Perl Regex if(!(/^\//)) { print STDERR "Stop token regular expression <$_> should start with '/'\n"; exit; } if(!(/\/$/)) { print STDERR "Stop token regular expression <$_> should end with '/'\n"; exit; } #remove the / s from beginning and end s/^\///; s/\/$//; #form a single big regex $stop_regex.="(".$_.")|"; } if(length($stop_regex)<=0) { print STDERR "No valid Perl Regular Experssion found in Stop file $opt_stop"; exit; } chop $stop_regex; # Added Perl Regex Support for Stop option # ------------ # ADP.53.1 end # ------------ # -------------- # ADP.53.2 start # -------------- # making AND a default stop mode if(!defined $stop_mode) { $stop_mode="AND"; } # ------------ # ADP.53.2 end # ------------ close STP; # having got the file, go thru the ngrams, removing the offending ngrams foreach (keys %ngramFreq) { @tempArray = split /<>/; # -------------- # ADP.53.2 start # -------------- # Adding AND/OR Modes for Stopping Ngrams containing atleast # one or all stop words # commented code from here belongs to version 0.51 #my $doStop = 1; my $doStop; #by default OR should get value 0 so that when any word matches #a stop token, we can remove the ngram if($stop_mode=~/OR|or/) { $doStop = 0; } #by default AND should get value 1 so that when any word doesn't #match a stop token, we can accept the ngram else { $doStop = 1; } for ($i = 0; $i <= $#tempArray; $i++ ) { # verion 0.51 code #if (!(defined ($stopHash{$tempArray[$i]}))) #{ # $doStop = 0; # last; #} # if mode is OR, remove the current ngram if # any word is a stop word if($stop_mode=~/OR|or/) { if($tempArray[$i]=~/$stop_regex/) { $doStop=1; last; } } # if mode is AND, accept the current ngram if # any word is not a stop word else { if(!($tempArray[$i]=~/$stop_regex/)) { $doStop=0; last; } } # Added support for AND and OR Stop modes # ------------- # ADP.53.2 end # ------------- } if ($doStop) { # remove this ngram and adjust all frequencies appropriately removeNgram($_); } } } # now to remove n-grams if the --remove option has been taken. if ( defined $opt_remove ) { foreach ( keys %ngramFreq ) { removeNgram($_) if ($ngramFreq{$_} < $opt_remove); } } # end of processing all the files. now to write out the information. if ( defined $opt_verbose ) { print "Writing to $destination.\n"; } if ( defined $opt_extended ) { $opt_extended *= 1; # print out the ngram size print DST "\@count.Ngram=$ngram\n"; # print out the window size used print DST "\@count.WindowSize=$windowSize\n"; # print out the frequency cut off used print DST "\@count.FrequencyCut=$cutOff\n"; ## TDP.57.1 START # print out the remove cut off used print DST "\@count.RemoveCut=$removeOff\n"; ## TDP.57.1 FINISH ########################################################################## # # # The following idea suggested by Otso Virtanen, ojtvirta@cs.helsinki.fi # # # ########################################################################## # print out the path/file name of the first file as input my $source; print DST "\@count.InputFilePath="; foreach $source (@sourceFiles) { print DST "$source "; } print DST "\n"; } # finally print out the total ngrams print DST "$ngramTotal\n"; foreach (sort { $ngramFreq{$b} <=> $ngramFreq{$a} } keys %ngramFreq) { # check if this is below the cut-off frequency to be displayed # as set by switch --frequency. if so, quit the loop last if ($ngramFreq{$_} < $cutOff); # get the components of this ngram my @words = split /<>/; # if a line starts with a single @, its a command (extended output). # if it starts with two consequtive @'s, then its a single 'literal' @. if ( $_ =~ /^@/ ) { print DST "@"; } print DST "$_"; # ngram # now print the frequency combo's requested my $j; for ($j = 0; $j < $combIndex; $j++) { my $tempString = ""; my $k; for ($k = 1; $k <= $freqComb[$j][0]; $k++) { $tempString .= "$words[$freqComb[$j][$k]]<>"; } $tempString .= $j; print DST "$frequencies{$tempString} "; } print DST "\n"; } # having done it all, close all open files... close SRC; close DST; # create histogram if necessary if (defined $opt_histogram) { createHistogram(); } # ... and thats it! :o) #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # User Defined Function Definitions #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # function to process tokens sub processToken { my $token = shift; if ($ngram > 1) { # first put the word into the window array! $window[$windex] = $token; # until we have enough to make our first ngram, just keep going! if ( $windex < $ngram-1 ) { $windex++; return; } # otherwise, create the ngrams! our method here will be to create all # possible ngrams that END with the token that's just come in. thus we # shall avoid the pitfall of creating the same ngram twice (a possibility # when windowSize > ngram). # we already have the permutations array. get em! my $permutationsIndex = 0; while ($permutationsIndex <= $#permutations) { my $ngramString = ""; my $okFlag = 1; for ($i = 0; $i < $ngram-1; $i++) { if ( $permutations[$permutationsIndex] < $windex ) { $ngramString .= $window[$permutations[$permutationsIndex]] . "<>"; } else { $okFlag = 0; } $permutationsIndex++; } if (!$okFlag) { next; } $ngramString .= "$window[$windex]<>"; # that is our ngram then! # increment the ngramTotal $ngramTotal++; # and the ngram freq hash. our output ngrams are going to # be sorted on this hash. we shall not show this frequency # tho... if this has to be shown, the corresponding combo # has to be in the loop below! $ngramFreq{$ngramString}++; # now increment the various frequencies according to the # @freqCombo array... my @words = split /<>/, $ngramString; my $j; for ($j = 0; $j < $combIndex; $j++) { my $tempString = ""; my $k; for ($k = 1; $k <= $freqComb[$j][0]; $k++) { $tempString .= "$words[$freqComb[$j][$k]]<>"; } $tempString .= $j; $frequencies{$tempString}++; } } # having dealt with all the new ngrams in this window, # increment the windex, if less than the size, or shift out # the first element of the array to make place for the next # word thats coming in! if ( $windex < $windowSize - 1 ) { $windex++; } else { shift @window; } } else # this is the case when ngram = 1 { my $ngramString = $token . "<>"; $ngramFreq{$ngramString}++; my $tempString = $token . "<>0"; $frequencies{$tempString}++; $ngramTotal++; } } # function to remove an ngram and adjust the various frequency counts # appropriately sub removeNgram { my $ngramString = shift; # first reduce the ngram total by the frequency of this ngram $ngramTotal -= $ngramFreq{$ngramString}; # now get hold of the component words my @words = split /<>/, $ngramString; # and reduce each combination frequency by the freq of this ngram my $j; for ($j = 0; $j < $combIndex; $j++) { my $tempString = ""; my $k; for ($k = 1; $k <= $freqComb[$j][0]; $k++) { $tempString .= "$words[$freqComb[$j][$k]]<>"; } $tempString .= $j; $frequencies{$tempString} -= $ngramFreq{$ngramString}; if ($frequencies{$tempString} <= 0) { delete $frequencies{$tempString}; } } # finally remove this ngram! delete $ngramFreq{$ngramString}; # and we are done! } # function to create a histogram given the ngramFreq hash of frequencies sub createHistogram { # check if output histogram file already exists if (-e $opt_histogram) { print "File $opt_histogram exists! Overwrite (Y/N)? "; $reply = ; chomp $reply; $reply = uc $reply; return if ($reply ne "Y"); } # having ascertained that we may open the histogram file for output, lets # do so... open ( HST, ">$opt_histogram" ) || die "Couldn't open $opt_histogram"; # now to construct the histogram hash... my %histogram = (); $histogram{$ngramFreq{$_}}++ foreach (keys %ngramFreq); # having done that, lets print out to the histogram file... print HST "Total ngrams = $ngramTotal\n"; printf HST "Number of n-grams that occurred %3d time(s) = %5d (%.2f percent)\n", $_, $histogram{$_}, ($histogram{$_}*$_*100)/$ngramTotal foreach (sort {$a<=>$b} keys %histogram); close HST; } # Function &getSourceFiles: function to take the command tail and # return an array of text files to be used to count! while going thru the # command line do the following processing: # # 1> if the string is a text file and can be opened, add it to the array. # 2> if the string is a directory name, find all text files in that directory, # and append to array. # 3> if the -r (recursive) option is set, go into all subdirectories of that # directory too, to do the above! sub getSourceFiles { # get the next commandline string... my $nextString = shift; $index = 0; while ( $nextString ) { if ( !( -e $nextString ) ) { # file doesn't exist... ignore! if ( defined $opt_verbose ) { print "File $nextString does not exist!\n"; } $nextString = shift; next; } if ( !( -r $nextString ) ) { # file can't be read... ignore! if ( defined $opt_verbose ) { print "File $nextString cant be read!\n"; } $nextString = shift; next; } if ( -d $nextString ) { # this is a directory, go and search this directory for text files &directorySearch( $nextString ); $nextString = shift; next; } if ( !( -T $nextString ) ) { # file is not a text file... ignore! if ( defined $opt_verbose ) { print "$nextString is not a text file!\n"; } $nextString = shift; next; } $sourceFiles[$index] = $nextString; $index++; $nextString = shift; } } # function to (possibly recursively) search inside the given directory for # text files sub directorySearch { my $directory = $_[0]; opendir DIR, $directory || "Couldnt open directory $directory!\n"; my @files = grep !/^\./, readdir DIR; @files = map "$directory/$_", @files; closedir DIR; my $file = ""; foreach $file (@files) { if ( ( -d $file ) && ( defined $opt_recurse ) ) { &directorySearch($file); } if ( ( -T $file ) ) { $sourceFiles[$index] = $file; $index++; } } } # function that takes two numbers and creates a (global) array of # numbers thusly: given the nos 5, 3 it creates the following array: # 0 1 2 0 1 3 0 1 4 0 2 3 0 2 4 0 3 4 1 2 3 1 2 4 1 3 4 2 3 4 # to be used to create all possible n grams within a given window # to generate above list, call function thusly: getPermutations(5,3,0). # 0 is mandatory to get the recursion started. # generated list will be in global array called permutation[] sub getPermutations { my $totalLength = shift; my $lengthReqd = shift; my $level = shift; my $i; if ($level == $lengthReqd) { for ($i = 0; $i < $lengthReqd; $i++ ) { push @permutations, $tempArray[$i]; } return; } my $start = ($level == 0) ? 0 : $tempArray[$level-1] + 1; my $stop = $totalLength - $lengthReqd + $level; for ($i = $start; $i <= $stop; $i++) { $tempArray[$level] = $i; getPermutations($totalLength, $lengthReqd, $level+1); } } # function to create the default frequency combinations to be computed # and output sub getDefaultFreqCombos { my $i; # first create the first index of the comb, that is the # combination that includes all the characters in the window $combIndex = 0; $freqComb[0][0] = $ngram; for ($i = 0; $i < $ngram; $i++) { $freqComb[0][$i+1] = $i; } $combIndex++; # now create the rest, starting with size 1 for ($i = 1; $i < $ngram; $i++) { createCombination(0, $i); } } # function to read in the user requested frequency combinations sub readFreqCombo { my $sourceFile = shift; # open the source file open (FREQ_SRC, $sourceFile) || die ("Couldnt open $sourceFile\n"); # read in the freq combo's one by one into the @freqComb array $combIndex = 0; while () { s/^\s*//; s/\s*$//; my @tempArray = split(/\s+/); # first how many words make up this combination $freqComb[$combIndex][0] = $#tempArray+1; # next the indices of the words. note that these indices # shouldnt exceed $ngram-1... we'll check for that here. my $i; for ($i = 1; $i <= $freqComb[$combIndex][0]; $i++) { $freqComb[$combIndex][$i] = $tempArray[$i-1]; # check! if ($freqComb[$combIndex][$i] >= $ngram) { printf STDERR ("Illegal index value at row %d column %d in file %s\n", $combIndex+1, $i, $sourceFile); exit; } } $combIndex++; } } sub createCombination { my $level = shift; my $size = shift; if ($level == $size) { $freqComb[$combIndex][0] = $size; my $i; for ($i = 1; $i <= $size; $i++) { $freqComb[$combIndex][$i] = $tempCombArray[$i-1]; } $combIndex++; } else { my $i; my $loopStart = (!$level)?0:$tempCombArray[$level-1]+1; for ($i = $loopStart; $i < $ngram; $i++) { $tempCombArray[$level] = $i; createCombination($level+1, $size); } } } # function to output a minimal usage note when the user has not provided any # commandline options sub minimalUsageNotes { print STDERR "Usage: count.pl [OPTIONS] DESTINATION SOURCE [[, SOURCE] ...]\n"; askHelp(); } # function to output help messages for this program sub showHelp { print "Usage: count.pl [OPTIONS] DESTINATION SOURCE [[, SOURCE] ...]\n\n"; print "Counts up the frequency of all n-grams occurring in SOURCE.\n"; print "Sends to DESTINATION the list of n-grams found, along with the\n"; print "frequencies of combinations of the n tokens that the n-gram is\n"; print "composed of. If SOURCE is a directory, all text files in it are\n"; print "counted.\n\n"; print "OPTIONS:\n\n"; print " --ngram N Creates n-grams of N tokens each. N = 2 by\n"; print " default.\n\n"; print " --window N Sets window size to N. Defaults to n-gram\n"; print " size above.\n\n"; print " --token FILE Uses regular expressions in FILE to create\n"; print " tokens. By default two regular expressions\n"; print " are provided (see README).\n\n"; print " --nontoken FILE Removes all characters sequences that match\n"; print " Perl regular expressions specified in FILE.\n\n"; print " --set_freq_combo FILE \n"; print " Uses the frequency combinations in FILE to\n"; print " decide which combinations of tokens to\n"; print " count in a given n-gram. By default, all\n"; print " combinations are counted.\n\n"; print " --get_freq_combo FILE \n"; print " Prints out the frequency combinations used\n"; print " to FILE. If frequency combinations have been\n"; print " provided through --set_freq_combo switch above\n"; print " these are output; otherwise the default\n"; print " combinations being used are output.\n\n"; print " --stop FILE Removes n-grams containing at least one (in\n"; print " OR mode) or all stop words (in AND mode).\n"; print " Stop words should be declared as Perl Regular\n"; print " expressions in FILE.\n\n"; print " --frequency N Does not display n-grams that occur less\n"; print " than N times.\n\n"; print " --remove N Ignores n-grams that occur less than N\n"; print " times. Ignored n-grams are not counted and\n"; print " so do not affect counts and frequencies.\n\n"; print " --newLine Prevents n-grams from spanning across the\n"; print " new-line character.\n\n"; print " --histogram FILE Outputs histogram to FILE. Tabulates how\n"; print " many times n-grams of a given frequency\n"; print " have occurred.\n\n"; print " --recurse If SOURCE is a directory, uses all files\n"; print " in SOURCE as well as all subdirectories of\n"; print " SOURCE recursively as input.\n\n"; print " --extended Outputs values of the above switches, if\n"; print " default values are not used.\n\n"; print " --verbose Outputs to stderr information about\n"; print " current program status.\n\n"; print " --version Prints the version number.\n\n"; print " --help Prints this help message.\n\n"; } # function to output the version number sub showVersion { print STDERR "count.pl - version 0.57\n"; print STDERR "Copyright (C) 2000-2003, Ted Pedersen & Satanjeev Banerjee\n"; print STDERR "Date of Last Update 07/01/03\n"; } # function to output "ask for help" message when the user's goofed up! sub askHelp { print STDERR "Type count.pl --help for help.\n"; } sub showFreqCombArray { my ($i, $j); for ($i = 0; $i < $combIndex; $i++) { print STDERR "$freqComb[$i][0]: "; for ($j = 1; $j <= $freqComb[$i][0]; $j++) { print STDERR "$freqComb[$i][$j] "; } print STDERR "\n"; } } Text-NSP-1.09/bin/statistic.pl0100755012467300001570000011531410771737103014646 0ustar tpederse#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w =head1 NAME statistic.pl - Measure the association of Ngrams in text =head1 SYNOPSIS Program to take a ngram-frequency file (as output by count.pl) and to then calculate the given statistic. The statistic to be calculated has to be supplied as a library which will be dynamically loaded. This library file has to follow a standard as defined in the readme! Thereafter, to output the result into a destination file. =head1 DESCRIPTION See perldoc README.pod =head1 AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota Duluth Etpederse@d.umn.eduE Satanjeev Banerjee, Carnegie Mellon University Esatanjeev@cmu.eduE Amruta Purandare, University of Pittsburgh Eamruta@cs.pitt.eduE Bridget Thomson-McInnes, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Ebthompson@d.umn.eduE Saiyam Kohli, University of Minnesota Duluth Ekohli003@d.umn.eduE =head1 HISTORY Last updated: $Id: statistic.pl,v 1.19 2008/03/24 14:44:19 tpederse Exp $ =head1 BUGS =head1 SEE ALSO http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ngram/ http://www.d.umn.edu/~tpederse/nsp.html =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2006, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare, Bridget Thomson-McInnes and Saiyam Kohli This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to The Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Note: a copy of the GNU General Public License is available on the web at L and is included in this distribution as GPL.txt. =cut # ############################################################################### # # ------- CHANGELOG --------- # #version date programmer List of changes change-id # # 0.72 08/02/2005 Ted Made use of Config and # File::Spec modules to # detect system dependent # PATH variable separator # character - : or ; and # system dependent file # separator character - / or \. # Similar changes made to # all the .pm files in # Measures sub-directory # # 0.69 06/14/2004 Amruta Changed the internal ADP.71 # N-gram separator # # to <||> # # 0.67 02/19/2004 Amruta Used stat scores ADP.67.1 # as keys of the hash # instead of the N-grams # This reduces the memory # consumption when large # Ngrams have same scores # # 0.57 07/01/2003 Ted (1) if destination file TDP.57.3 # found, check for # source before proceeding # ############################################################################### #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Start of Program #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # we have to use commandline options, so use the necessary package! use Getopt::Long; use Config; use File::Spec; # first check if no commandline options have been provided... in which case # print out the usage notes! if ( $#ARGV == -1 ) { &minimalUsageNotes(); exit; } # now get the options! GetOptions("version", "help", "format", "frequency=i", "rank=i", "precision=i", "score=f", "extended", "ngram=i", "get_freq_combo=s", "set_freq_combo=s", "pmi_exp=f" ); # if help has been requested, print out help! if ( defined $opt_help ) { $opt_help = 1; showHelp(); exit; } # if version has been requested, show version! if ( defined $opt_version ) { $opt_version = 1; showVersion(); exit; } # set the variables according to what has been provided! if ( defined $opt_ngram ) { $ngram = $opt_ngram; } else { $ngram = 2; } if ( defined $opt_rank ) { $show = $opt_rank; } else { $show = -1; } # -1 stands for show all! if ( defined $opt_precision ) { $precision = $opt_precision; } else { $precision = 4; } # default precision if ( defined $opt_score ) { $scoreCutOff = $opt_score; } if ($precision !~ /^\d+$/) { print STDERR "Value for switch --precision should be integer >= 0. Using 4.\n"; $precision = 4; } # create the floating point conversion format as required by sprintf! $floatFormat = join '', '%', '.', $precision, 'f'; # now get hold of the frequency combinations that we need to know # about so as to understand the input data. if (defined $opt_set_freq_combo) { readFreqCombo($opt_set_freq_combo); } # or, by default, everything possible else { getDefaultFreqCombos(); } if($ngram==2) { my $string; for (my $i = 0; $i < $combIndex; $i++) { $string = join (" ", @{$freqComb[$i]}[1..$freqComb[$i][0]]); if ($string eq "0 1") { $n11FreqIndex = $i; } elsif ($string eq "0") { $np1FreqIndex = $i; } elsif ($string eq "1") { $n1pFreqIndex = $i; } } # if these frequency values are not being reported then flag an error. if (!(defined $n11FreqIndex)) { $errorMessage = "Frequency combination \"0 1\" (frequency of bigram) missing!\n"; die($errorMessage); } if (!(defined $np1FreqIndex)) { $errorMessage = "Frequency combination \"0\" (frequency of bigram) missing!\n"; die($errorMessage); } if (!(defined $n1pFreqIndex)) { $errorMessage = "Frequency combination \"1\" (frequency of bigram) missing!\n"; die($errorMessage); } } if ($ngram eq 3) { for ($i = 0; $i < $combIndex; $i++) { $str=""; foreach(@{$freqComb[$i]}[1..$freqComb[$i][0]]) { $str.=$_."#"; } if($str eq "0#1#2#") { $n111Index=$i; } if($str eq "0#") { $n1ppIndex=$i; } if($str eq "1#") { $np1pIndex=$i; } if($str eq "2#") { $npp1Index=$i; } if($str eq "0#1#") { $n11pIndex=$i; } if($str eq "1#2#") { $np11Index=$i; } if($str eq "0#2#") { $n1p1Index=$i; } } if (!(defined $n111Index)) { $errorCodeNumber = 100; $errorMessage = "Frequency combination \"0 1 2\" missing!\n"; die($errorMessage); } if (!(defined $n1ppIndex)) { $errorCodeNumber = 101; $errorMessage = "Frequency combination \"0\" missing!\n"; die($errorMessage); } if (!(defined $np1pIndex)) { $errorCodeNumber = 102; $errorMessage = "Frequency combination \"1\" missing!\n"; die($errorMessage); } if (!(defined $npp1Index)) { $errorCodeNumber = 103; $errorMessage = "Frequency combination \"2\" missing!\n"; die($errorMessage); } if (!(defined $n11pIndex)) { $errorCodeNumber = 104; $errorMessage = "Frequency combination \"0 1\" missing!\n"; die($errorMessage); } if (!(defined $np11Index)) { $errorCodeNumber = 105; $errorMessage = "Frequency combination \"1 2\" missing!\n"; die($errorMessage); } if (!(defined $n1p1Index)) { $errorCodeNumber = 106; $errorMessage = "Frequency combination \"0 2\" missing!\n"; die($errorMessage); } } if (defined $opt_get_freq_combo) { open (FREQ_COMBO_OUT, ">$opt_get_freq_combo") || die ("Couldnt open $opt_get_freq_combo"); for ($i = 0; $i < $combIndex; $i++) { for ($j = 1; $j <= $freqComb[$i][0]; $j++) { print FREQ_COMBO_OUT "$freqComb[$i][$j] "; } print FREQ_COMBO_OUT "\n"; } close (FREQ_COMBO_OUT); } # at the end of those two functions we should have with us the @freqComb # array! # check if frequency cut off has been requested. if so find the index # of the input numbers that contains the frequency. if not found warn # that frequency cutoff ineffective if (defined $opt_frequency) { # find index my $requiredString = ""; my $i; for ($i = 0; $i < $ngram; $i++) { $requiredString .= $i; if ($i < $ngram-1) { $requiredString .= " "; } } $ngramFreqIndex = -1; for ($i = 0; $i < $combIndex; $i++) { my $thisString = join (" ", @{$freqComb[$i]}[1..$freqComb[$i][0]]); if ($requiredString eq $thisString) { $ngramFreqIndex = $i; last; } } if ($ngramFreqIndex == -1) { print STDERR "Warning: Frequency of n-gram not found, ignoring frequency cut-off!\n"; undef $opt_frequency; } } # having stripped the commandline of all the options et al, we should now be # left only with the source/destination files # so, first get hold of the statistic library, and include it! $statistic = shift; # check to see if a library has been supplied at all! if ( !( $statistic ) ) { print STDERR "No statistic library supplied. "; askHelp(); exit; } # now remove the ".pm" in the end of the statistic filename, if present @pathComponents = split (/\./, $statistic); if ( $pathComponents[$#pathComponents] eq "pm" ) { $#pathComponents --; $statistic = join ( ".", @pathComponents ); } use File::Spec; if($statistic =~ /::/) { my @statComponents = split (/::/, $statistic); $statComponents[$#statComponents] = $statComponents[$#statComponents].".pm"; $includename = File::Spec->catfile(@statComponents); $usename = $statistic; } # else # { # foreach $dir (@INC) # { # # } # } elsif($statistic eq "ll"||$statistic eq "pmi" || $statistic eq "tmi" || $statistic eq "ps") { if($ngram eq 2 || $ngram eq 3) { $usename = 'Text::NSP::Measures::'.$ngram.'D::MI::'.$statistic; $includename = File::Spec->catfile('Text','NSP','Measures',$ngram.'D','MI',$statistic.'.pm'); } else { print STDERR "Error: This measure is only defined for bigrams & trigrams"; exit; } } elsif($statistic eq "x2"||$statistic eq "phi"||$statistic eq "tscore") { if($ngram eq 2) { $usename = 'Text::NSP::Measures::'.$ngram.'D::CHI::'.$statistic; $includename = File::Spec->catfile('Text','NSP','Measures',$ngram.'D','CHI',$statistic.'.pm'); } else { print STDERR "Error: This measure is only defined for bigrams"; exit; } } elsif($statistic eq "leftFisher"||$statistic eq "rightFisher"||$statistic eq "twotailed") { if($ngram eq 2) { if($statistic eq "leftFisher") { $statistic = "left"; } elsif($statistic eq "rightFisher") { $statistic = "right"; } $usename = 'Text::NSP::Measures::'.$ngram.'D::Fisher::'.$statistic; $includename = File::Spec->catfile('Text','NSP','Measures',$ngram.'D','Fisher',$statistic.'.pm'); } else { print STDERR "Error: This measure is only defined for bigrams"; exit; } } elsif($statistic eq "ll3"||$statistic eq "tmi3") { $statistic =~ s/3//; if($ngram eq 3) { $usename = 'Text::NSP::Measures::'.$ngram.'D::MI::'.$statistic; $includename = File::Spec->catfile('Text','NSP','Measures',$ngram.'D','MI',$statistic.'.pm'); } else { print STDERR "Error: This measure is only defined for trigrams"; exit; } } elsif($statistic eq "dice" || $statistic eq "jaccard") { if($ngram eq 2) { $usename = 'Text::NSP::Measures::'.$ngram.'D::Dice::'.$statistic; $includename = File::Spec->catfile('Text','NSP','Measures',$ngram.'D','Dice',$statistic.'.pm'); } else { print STDERR "Error: This measure is only defined for bigrams"; exit; } } elsif($statistic eq "odds") { if($ngram eq 2) { $usename = 'Text::NSP::Measures::'.$ngram.'D::'.$statistic; $includename = File::Spec->catfile('Text','NSP','Measures',$ngram.'D',$statistic.'.pm'); } else { print STDERR "Error: This measure is only defined for bigrams"; exit; } } else { if($ngram eq 2) { $usename = 'Text::NSP::Measures::'.$ngram.'D::'.$statistic; $includename = File::Spec->catfile('Text','NSP','Measures',$ngram.'D',$statistic.'.pm'); } elsif($ngram eq 3) { $usename = 'Text::NSP::Measures::'.$ngram.'D::'.$statistic; $includename = File::Spec->catfile('Text','NSP','Measures',$ngram.'D',$statistic.'.pm'); } else { print STDERR "Measure not defined for $ngram-grams\n"; exit; } } require $includename; #import $usename; import $usename; if($statistic eq 'pmi') { if(defined $opt_pmi_exp) { initializeStatistic($opt_pmi_exp); } } else { initializeStatistic(); if(defined $opt_pmi_exp) { print STDERR "The --pmi_exp parameter is not valid for the selected measure.\n"; } } # now get hold of the destination filename $destination = shift; # check to see if a destination has been supplied at all... if ( !( $destination ) ) { print STDERR "No output file (DESTINATION) supplied. "; askHelp(); exit; } ## start TDP.57.3 (moved existing code to here) # now get the name of the source file $source = shift; # check to see if a src has been supplied at all... if ( !( $source ) ) { print STDERR "No input file (SOURCE) specified. "; askHelp(); exit; } # now see if src exists... if ( ! ( -e $source ) ) { print STDERR "Cant find input file (SOURCE) $source.\n"; exit; } ## finish TDP.57.3 (moved existing code to here) # check to see if destination exists, and if so, if we should overwrite... if ( -e $destination ) { print "Output file $destination already exists! Overwrite (Y/N)? "; $reply = ; chomp $reply; $reply = uc $reply; exit 0 if ($reply ne "Y"); } # having ascertained that we may open the destination file for output, lets # do so... open ( DST, ">$destination" ) || die "Cant open output file $destination"; ## old location of TDP.57.3 # now open the source file. open( SRC, "$source" ) || die "Cant open input file $source, quitting"; # now read in all the @ data and write them out to the destination file # if -extended has been selected $flag = 1; my $lineNo = 0; # will tell us where in the source file we have a problem! while ($flag) { $temp = ; $lineNo++; if ( $temp =~ /^@/ && ! ($temp =~ /^@@/ ) ) { if ( defined $opt_extended ) { print DST $temp; } } else { $flag = 0; } } # $temp should now have the total number of ngrams! $totalNgrams = $temp; if (defined($totalNgrams)) { chomp $totalNgrams; } # check to see if we really have an ngram-total, or some garbage! if ( !(defined($totalNgrams)) || (!isInteger($totalNgrams))) { print STDERR ("$source does not look like a ngram frequency file at line number $lineNo\n"); exit; } my $totalNgramCount=0; # In 0.65 and earlier versions, there are 2 hashes that use N-grams # as the hash-keys and store N-gram scores and marginal totals. This # increases the memory usage as the number of bigrams increase. # Instead, we create a hash whose keys are the N-gram scores and # values are the N-gram strings. Our assumption is that, this will # cut down the memory usage by a lot as large number of N-grams # usually have same scores. while() { $lineNo++; # our target record is in $_. now... chomp $_; # get the various fields of the record! if ( defined @tokens ) { undef @tokens; } if ( defined @numbers ) { undef @numbers; } # ADP.67.1 # in old versions, ngramString variable was storing only the # the N-gram tokens and not the scores. Here, we store entire # line as the value of hash my $ngramString=$_; # split on the <>. thus @tokens will have all the separate tokens # that make up this ngram and its last element will be the string # of space separated numbers @tokens = split(/<>/, $_); # check if we have enough tokens! if not, complain and quit # interestingly, @tokens will actually have one more element than # $ngram. so $#tokens should be exactly the same as $ngram! if ($#tokens != $ngram) { print STDERR "Wrong number of tokens in ngram on line $lineNo. Expecting $ngram.\n"; exit; } # put the frequency values for this ngram into @numbers @numbers = split(/ /, $tokens[$#tokens]); # remove the last element from tokens so that we really have only # tokens in @tokens pop @tokens; # remove bit stuffed '@' symbol from first token if present. # $tokens[0] =~ s/^@@/@/; # the number of frequency values should be equal to $combIndex. if # not, quit! note this is the only check we can do to ascertain if # there is some problem with the frequency values. as long as we # have the right number of frequency values, we are happy! if ($#numbers != $combIndex - 1) { print STDERR "Wrong number of frequency values on line $lineNo. Expecting $combIndex.\n"; exit; } # if we are doing frequency cutoffs and the frequency of this # ngram is below the cut off level, then skip this iteration of # the loop if (defined $opt_frequency && $numbers[$ngramFreqIndex] < $opt_frequency) { next; } if ($ngram eq 2) { %values = (n11=>$numbers[$n11FreqIndex], n1p=>$numbers[$n1pFreqIndex], np1=>$numbers[$np1FreqIndex], npp=>$totalNgrams); $totalNgramCount += $numbers[$n11FreqIndex]; } elsif($ngram eq 3) { %values = ( n111=>$numbers[$n111Index], n1pp=>$numbers[$n1ppIndex], np1p=>$numbers[$np1pIndex], npp1=>$numbers[$npp1Index], n11p=>$numbers[$n11pIndex], n1p1=>$numbers[$n1p1Index], np11=>$numbers[$np11Index], nppp=>$totalNgrams); $totalNgramCount = $numbers[$n111Index]; } # ------------------------------------------------------------------ # ADP.67.1 start # we don't need to store the Ngram tokens and scores separately in # two different hashes # ------------------------------------------------------------------ # having got this far, we are ready to compute! first recreate the ngram string. # my $ngramString = join("<>", @tokens); # next create the string with the frequency values in it. we shall # output this later on, so put it in a hash whose keys are the # ngram strings # $NUMBERSTRINGS{$ngramString} = join(" ", @numbers); # --------------- # ADP.67.1 end # --------------- # calculate the statistic and create the statistic hash. my $statisticValue = calculateStatistic(%values); # function implemented by stat library my $errorMessage=''; # check for errors/warnings if( ($errorCode = getErrorCode())) { if ($errorCode =~ /^1/) # error! { printf(STDERR "Error from statistic library!\n Error code: %d\n", $errorCode); $errorMessage = getErrorMessage(); print STDERR " Error message: $errorMessage\n" if( $errorMessage ne ""); exit; # exit on error } if ($errorCode =~ /^2/) # warning! { printf(STDERR "Warning from statistic library!\n Warning code: %d\n", $errorCode); $errorMessage = getErrorMessage(); print STDERR " Warning message: $errorMessage\n" if( $errorMessage ne ""); print STDERR "Skipping ngram $ngramString\n"; next; # if warning, dont save the statistic value just computed } } # ah, so no error or warning # round the statistic value returned according to the precision # requested by using the float format created earlier. # ADP.67.1 start # $STATISTIC{$ngramString} = sprintf $floatFormat, $statisticValue; $statScore = sprintf $floatFormat, $statisticValue; # ADP.71.1 start # changing separator # to <||> # $STATISTIC{$statScore}.=$ngramString."#"; # ADP.67.1 end # as noticed by some users, use of # as a separator between the # N-gram strings causes problems when tokens include # # in version 0.71, we changed the separator # to <||> which is a # more rare sequence to appear in the tokens # also, we issue now an error message when this sequence <||> does # appear within the ngramString if($ngramString=~/<\|\|>/) { print STDERR "Detected sequence <||> within Ngram - $ngramString. statistic.pl will not behave as expected.\n"; exit 1; } $STATISTIC{$statScore}.=$ngramString."<||>"; # ADP.71.1 end } #------------------ # SK.0.91 start #------------------ # to check that the sum of all Ngram counts is less than or equal # to the total Ngram count. if($totalNgramCount > $totalNgrams) { print STDERR ("$source does not look like a ngram frequency file. The total ngrams should be greater than the sum of counts of all the ngrams."); exit; } # that completes the calculations. now to write out the data onto the # destination file, ranking the ngrams according to the statistic just # calculated. we will do formatted as well as unformatted printing. # but first print out some @ data if -extended is chosen $statisticName = getStatisticName(); if(!defined $statisticName) { $statisticName = $statistic; } if ( defined $opt_extended ) { # first the name of the statistic... print DST "\@statistic.StatisticName=$statisticName\n"; # next if output is formatted... if ( defined $opt_format ) { print DST "\@statistic.Formatted=1\n"; } else { print DST "\@statistic.Formatted=0\n"; } # the frequency cut off, if defined... if (defined $opt_frequency) { print DST "\@statistic.Frequency=$opt_frequency\n"; } # the rank... if ( $show > 0 ) { print DST "\@statistic.Rank=$show\n"; } # and finally the score cut off if ( defined $scoreCutOff ) { print DST "\@statistic.Score=$scoreCutOff\n"; } } if ( defined $opt_format ) { &formattedPrinting(); } else { &unformattedPrinting(); } # close all open files... close SRC; close DST; # ...and thats it! #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # User Defined Functions #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # function to do unformatted printing to the destination file! sub unformattedPrinting { chomp $totalNgrams; print DST "$totalNgrams\n"; # we will do the ranking ourselves, whereby all tied ngrams will # receive the same rank. moreover ranks wont have holes in them, # which means that no matter how many ngrams have rank x, the next # lower valued ngram will have a rank of x+1! my $rank = 1; # following commented statements belong to code before version 0.67 # this part was re-written and simplified by ADP during 0.67 # my $lastValue = 0; # find the smallest statistic value and assign to $lastValue #foreach ( sort { $STATISTIC{$b} <=> $STATISTIC{$a} } keys %STATISTIC ) #{ #$lastValue = $STATISTIC{$_}; #last; #} #foreach ( sort { $STATISTIC{$b} <=> $STATISTIC{$a} } keys %STATISTIC ) #{ #my @tokens = split ( /<>/, $_ ); #if ( $lastValue != $STATISTIC{$_} ) #{ # $lastValue = $STATISTIC{$_}; # $rank++; #} # --------------- # ADP.67.1 start # --------------- foreach $score (sort {$b <=> $a } keys %STATISTIC) { # currentScore is the score associated with the # current rank. # only when the score drops, the rank is incremented if(defined $currentScore) { if($score < $currentScore) { $rank++; } elsif($score > $currentScore) { print STDERR "Weird Sorting error.\n"; exit; } } $currentScore=$score; # if less than score cut-off, then quit! # if ( defined $scoreCutOff && $STATISTIC{$_} < $scoreCutOff ) { last; } if ( defined $scoreCutOff && $score < $scoreCutOff ) { last; } # if exceeded the showing limit for the rank, quit! if ( ( $show > 0 ) && ( $show < $rank ) ) { last; } # ADP.71.2 start # changed separator mark # to <||> # N-grams stored in STATISTIC are separated by <||> # removing last <||> # if($STATISTIC{$score}=~/#$/) { chop $STATISTIC{$score}; } # @ngramStrings=split(/#/,$STATISTIC{$score}); if($STATISTIC{$score}=~/<\|\|>$/) { $STATISTIC{$score}=~s/<\|\|>$//; } @ngramStrings=split(/<\|\|>/,$STATISTIC{$score}); # ADP.71.2 end foreach $ngramString (@ngramStrings) { @tokens=split(/<>/,$ngramString); $numberString=pop @tokens; $ngram=join "<>", @tokens; # commented by ADP during version 0.67 # do bit-stuffing # if ( $_ =~ /^@/ ) { print DST "@"; } # print DST "$_<>$rank $STATISTIC{$_} $NUMBERSTRINGS{$_}\n"; print DST "$ngram<>$rank $score $numberString\n"; } } } # function to do formatted printing to the destination file! sub formattedPrinting { # we shall do the entire ranking first and create a rank hash so # that before we print we know the exact string size of the # biggest rank. basically we want to know exactly how big # everything is before we start printing so that we can space # things out just perfectly ("perfectly" being used a lil lightly) my $spaceBetwFields = 2; # set up the initial values as the minimum we need per field my $maxNgramStringLength = length("N-gram"); my $maxStatStringLength = 0; my $maxFreqLength = 0; my $rank = 1; # --------------- # ADP.67.1 start # --------------- # the commented code below belongs to versions 0.65 and earlier # my $lastValue = 0; # find the smallest statistic value and assign to $lastValue # foreach ( sort { $STATISTIC{$b} <=> $STATISTIC{$a} } keys %STATISTIC ) # { # $lastValue = $STATISTIC{$_}; # last; # } # foreach ( sort { $STATISTIC{$b} <=> $STATISTIC{$a} } keys %STATISTIC ) # { # my @tokens = split ( /<>/, $_ ); # if ( $lastValue != $STATISTIC{$_} ) # { # $lastValue = $STATISTIC{$_}; # $rank++; # } # Code added by ADP.67.1 foreach $score (sort {$b <=> $a} keys %STATISTIC) { if(defined $currentScore) { if($score < $currentScore) { $rank++; } elsif($score > $currentScore) { print STDERR "Weird sorting error.\n"; exit; } } $currentScore=$score; # In the following code, ADP changed reference to # $_ by the N-gram strings stored in $STATISTIC{$score} & # $STATISTIC{$_} by $score # during 0.67 # if less than score cut-off, then quit! # if ( defined $scoreCutOff && $STATISTIC{$_} < $scoreCutOff ) { last; } if ( defined $scoreCutOff && $score < $scoreCutOff ) { last; } # if exceeded the showing limit for the rank, quit! if ( ( $show > 0 ) && ( $show < $rank ) ) { last; } # ADP.71.3 start # changed separator # to <||> #if($STATISTIC{$score}=~/#$/) { chop $STATISTIC{$score}; } if($STATISTIC{$score}=~/<\|\|>$/) { $STATISTIC{$score}=~s/<\|\|>$//; } #@ngramStrings=split(/#/,$STATISTIC{$score}); @ngramStrings=split(/<\|\|>/,$STATISTIC{$score}); # ADP.71.3 end foreach $ngramString (@ngramStrings) { @tokens=split(/<>/,$ngramString); $numberString=pop @tokens; $ngram=join "<>", @tokens; # if (length($_) > $maxNgramStringLength) { $maxNgramStringLength = length($_); } if (length($ngram) > $maxNgramStringLength) { $maxNgramStringLength = length($ngram); } if (length($numberString) > $maxFreqLength) { $maxFreqLength = length($numberString); } } # if (length($STATISTIC{$_}) > $maxStatStringLength) { $maxStatStringLength = length($STATISTIC{$_}); } if (length($score) > $maxStatStringLength) { $maxStatStringLength = length($score); } # if (length($NUMBERSTRINGS{$_}) > $maxFreqLength) { $maxFreqLength = length($NUMBERSTRINGS{$_}); } } # -------------- # ADP.67.1 end # -------------- # The following code until next ADP.67.1 start has not been updated by # ADP my $maxRankLength = length($rank); # so thats all our max lengths per field. # now create the heading string my $heading = ""; my $spacesToAppend = ($maxNgramStringLength + $spaceBetwFields - length("N-gram")) / 2; for ($i = 0; $i < $spacesToAppend; $i++) { $heading .= " "; } $heading .= "N-gram"; for ($i = 0; $i < $spacesToAppend; $i++) { $heading .= " "; } $spacesToAppend = (length("Rank") > $maxRankLength) ? length("Rank") : $maxRankLength; $spacesToAppend += $spaceBetwFields; $spacesToAppend = ($spacesToAppend - length("Rank")) / 2; for ($i = 0; $i < $spacesToAppend; $i++) { $heading .= " "; } $heading .= "Rank"; for ($i = 0; $i < $spacesToAppend; $i++) { $heading .= " "; } $spacesToAppend = (length("$statisticName value") > $maxStatStringLength) ? length("$statisticName value") : $maxStatStringLength; $spacesToAppend += $spaceBetwFields; $spacesToAppend = ($spacesToAppend - length("$statisticName value")) / 2; for ($i = 0; $i < $spacesToAppend; $i++) { $heading .= " "; } $heading .= "$statisticName value"; for ($i = 0; $i < $spacesToAppend; $i++) { $heading .= " "; } $spacesToAppend = (length("Frequency Values") > $maxFreqLength) ? length("Frequency Values") : $maxFreqLength; $spacesToAppend += $spaceBetwFields; $spacesToAppend = ($spacesToAppend - length("Frequency Values")) / 2; for ($i = 0; $i < $spacesToAppend; $i++) { $heading .= " "; } $heading .= "Frequency Values"; for ($i = 0; $i < $spacesToAppend; $i++) { $heading .= " "; } my $spacesToAppendForRank = (length("Rank") + $spaceBetwFields - $maxRankLength) / 2; my $spacesToAppendForStat = (length("$statisticName value") + $spaceBetwFields - $maxStatStringLength) / 2; my $spacesToAppendForFreqValues = (length("Frequency Values") + $spaceBetwFields - $maxFreqLength) / 2; printf DST "Total sample size = $totalNgrams\n\n"; print DST "$heading\n"; # now to draw the underline for ($i = 0; $i < length($heading); $i++) { print DST "-"; } printf DST "\n"; $rank = 1; #$lastValue = 0; # ---------------- # ADP.67.1 start # ---------------- # find the smallest statistic value and assign to $lastValue # foreach ( sort { $STATISTIC{$b} <=> $STATISTIC{$a} } keys %STATISTIC ) # { # $lastValue = $STATISTIC{$_}; # last; # } # foreach ( sort { $STATISTIC{$b} <=> $STATISTIC{$a} } keys %STATISTIC ) # { # my @tokens = split ( /<>/, $_ ); # if ( $lastValue != $STATISTIC{$_} ) # { # $lastValue = $STATISTIC{$_}; # $rank++; # } undef $currentScore; # Code added by ADP.67.1 foreach $score (sort {$b <=> $a} keys %STATISTIC) { if(defined $currentScore) { if($score < $currentScore) { $rank++; } elsif($score > $currentScore) { print STDERR "Weird sorting error.\n"; exit; } } $currentScore=$score; # if less than score cut-off, then quit! # if ( defined $scoreCutOff && $STATISTIC{$_} < $scoreCutOff ) { last; } if ( defined $scoreCutOff && $score < $scoreCutOff ) { last; } # if exceeded the showing limit for the rank, quit! if ( ( $show > 0 ) && ( $show < $rank ) ) { last; } # ADP.71.4 start # if($STATISTIC{$score} =~ /#$/) { chop $STATISTIC{$score}; } if($STATISTIC{$score} =~ /<\|\|>$/) { $STATISTIC{$score}=~s/<\|\|>$//; } # @ngramStrings=split(/#/, $STATISTIC{$score}); @ngramStrings=split(/<\|\|>/, $STATISTIC{$score}); # ADP.71.4 end foreach $ngramString (@ngramStrings) { @tokens=split(/<>/,$ngramString); $numberString=pop @tokens; $ngram=join "<>", @tokens; # check size of string... # $spacesToAppend = ($maxNgramStringLength + $spaceBetwFields - length($_)); $spacesToAppend = ($maxNgramStringLength + $spaceBetwFields - length($ngram)); print DST $ngram; for ($i = 0; $i < $spacesToAppend; $i++) { print DST " "; } for ($i = 0; $i < $spacesToAppendForRank; $i++) { print DST " "; } chomp $rank; printf(DST "%${maxRankLength}d", $rank); for ($i = 0; $i < $spacesToAppendForRank; $i++) { print DST " "; } for ($i = 0; $i < $spacesToAppendForStat; $i++) { print DST " "; } # chomp $STATISTIC{$_}; # printf(DST "%${maxStatStringLength}.${precision}f", $STATISTIC{$_}); printf(DST "%${maxStatStringLength}.${precision}f", $score); for ($i = 0; $i < $spacesToAppendForStat; $i++) { print DST " "; } for ($i = 0; $i < $spacesToAppendForFreqValues; $i++) { print DST " "; } # chomp $NUMBERSTRINGS{$_}; # printf DST "$NUMBERSTRINGS{$_}\n"; printf DST "$numberString\n"; } } } # function to check if parameter is an integer or not! sub isInteger { my $num = shift; my @array = split(//, $num); my $i = 0; my $flag = 1; while (defined($array[$i])) { if ($array[$i] eq '-' && $i == 0) { $i++; next; } if ( $array[$i] lt '0' || $array[$i] gt '9' ) { $flag = 0; last; } $i++; } return $flag; } # function to create the default frequency combinations to be computed # and output sub getDefaultFreqCombos { my $i; # first create the first index of the comb, that is the # combination that includes all the characters in the window $combIndex = 0; $freqComb[0][0] = $ngram; for ($i = 0; $i < $ngram; $i++) { $freqComb[0][$i+1] = $i; } $combIndex++; # now create the rest, starting with size 1 for ($i = 1; $i < $ngram; $i++) { createCombination(0, $i); } } # function to read in the user requested frequency combinations sub readFreqCombo { my $sourceFile = shift; # open the source file open (FREQ_SRC, $sourceFile) || die ("Couldnt open $sourceFile\n"); # read in the freq combo's one by one into the @freqComb array $combIndex = 0; while () { s/^\s*//; s/\s*$//; my @tempArray = split(/\s+/); # first how many words make up this combination $freqComb[$combIndex][0] = $#tempArray+1; # next the indices of the words. note that these indices # shouldnt exceed $ngram-1... we'll check for that here. my $i; for ($i = 1; $i <= $freqComb[$combIndex][0]; $i++) { $freqComb[$combIndex][$i] = $tempArray[$i-1]; # check! if ($freqComb[$combIndex][$i] >= $ngram) { printf STDERR ("Illegal index value at row %d column %d in file %s\n", $combIndex+1, $i, $sourceFile); exit; } } $combIndex++; } } sub createCombination { my $level = shift; my $size = shift; if ($level == $size) { $freqComb[$combIndex][0] = $size; my $i; for ($i = 1; $i <= $size; $i++) { $freqComb[$combIndex][$i] = $tempCombArray[$i-1]; } $combIndex++; } else { my $i; my $loopStart = (!$level)?0:$tempCombArray[$level-1]+1; for ($i = $loopStart; $i < $ngram; $i++) { $tempCombArray[$level] = $i; createCombination($level+1, $size); } } } # function to output a minimal usage note when the user has not provided any # commandline options sub minimalUsageNotes { print "Usage: statistic.pl [OPTIONS] STATISTIC_LIBRARY DESTINATION SOURCE\n"; askHelp(); } # function to output help messages for this program sub showHelp { print "Usage: statistic.pl [OPTIONS] STATISTIC_LIBRARY DESTINATION SOURCE\n\n"; print "Loads the given STATISTIC_LIBRARY, calculates the statistic on n-grams\n"; print "in SOURCE and outputs results to DESTINATION. SOURCE must be an\n"; print "n-gram-frequency file output by count.pl. N-grams in DESTINATION are\n"; print "ranked on the value of their statistic.\n\n"; print "OPTIONS:\n\n"; print " --ngram N Assumes that n-grams in SOURCE file have N\n"; print " tokens each. N = 2 by default.\n\n"; print " --set_freq_combo FILE \n"; print " Uses the frequency combinations in FILE to\n"; print " decode the \"meaning\" of the frequency\n"; print " values in SOURCE. By default, the default\n"; print " frequency combinations output by count.pl\n"; print " for ngrams of size N are assumed.\n\n"; print " --get_freq_combo FILE \n"; print " Prints out the frequency combinations being\n"; print " used to FILE. If frequency combinations have\n"; print " been provided through --set_freq_combo switch\n"; print " above these are output; otherwise the default\n"; print " combinations being used are output.\n\n"; print " --frequency N Ignores all n-grams with frequency < N.\n\n"; print " --rank N Shows only n-grams with rank <= N.\n\n"; print " --precision N Displays values upto N places of decimal.\n\n"; print " --score N Shows only n-grams which have score >= N.\n\n"; print " --extended Outputs chosen parameters in \"extended\"\n"; print " format, and retains any extended data in\n"; print " SOURCE. By default, suppresses any extended\n"; print " information in SOURCE, and outputs no new\n"; print " parameters.\n\n"; print " --format Creates formatted output.\n\n"; print " --version Prints the version number.\n\n"; print " --help Prints this help message.\n\n"; } # function to show version number sub showVersion { print "statistic.pl - version 0.69\n"; print "Copyright (C) 2000-2004, Ted Pedersen, Satanjeev Banerjee, Amruta Purandare\n"; print "Date of Last Update: 06/14/2004\n"; } # function to output "ask for help" message when the user's goofed up! sub askHelp { print "Type statistic.pl --help for help.\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/GPL.txt0100644012467300001570000004365510770465353012726 0ustar tpederse GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2, June 1991 Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 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BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..2\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ##################### ############ Check if class is abstract. calculateStatistic(); $errorCode = getErrorCode(); if($errorCode == 101) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-dice.t0100644012467300001570000002446310772212127016467 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..29\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::dice; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing dice value for some count values. my @bigram_count = (10, 20, 20,60); $dice_value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 2\n"; } elsif($dice_value == 0.5) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print"not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11 =>10, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11=>10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => -10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => -20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => -60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 80, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 30, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 70, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; print $err; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 11, npp => 20); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==201) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print "not ok 12\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for a contingency table with a zero observed value $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 30); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value==0.5) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print "not ok 13\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for actual bigram data my $n11; my $n1p; my $np1; my $npp; $npp = 567835; $n11 = 3972; $n1p = 23189; $np1 = 22641; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.173336243 and $value > 0.173336242) { print "ok 14\n"; } else { print "not ok 14\n"; } ############## $npp = 567835; $n11 = 2298; $n1p = 4624; $np1 = 8677; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.34553793 and $value > 0.34553792) { print "ok 15\n"; } else { print "not ok 15\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 44796; $n1p = 179966; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.1459635678 and $value > 0.1459635677) { print "ok 16\n"; } else { print "not ok 16\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 40666; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic( n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.093832995 and $value > 0.093832994) { print "ok 17\n"; } else { print "not ok 17\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 37397; $n1p = 143010; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.12966138 and $value > 0.129661379) { print "ok 18\n"; } else { print "not ok 18\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 32660; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.073494004 and $value > 0.073494003) { print "ok 19\n"; } else { print "not ok 19\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 25919; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 169091; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.0830684 and $value > 0.08306839) { print "ok 20\n"; } else { print "not ok 20\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 17042; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 185958; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.0531808828 and $value > 0.0531808827) { print "ok 21\n"; } else { print "not ok 21\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16862; $n1p = 186141; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.054396005 and $value > 0.0543960049) { print "ok 22\n"; } else { print "not ok 22\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16115; $n1p = 52569; $np1 = 432944; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.0663834 and $value > 0.06638339) { print "ok 23\n"; } else { print "not ok 23\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16089; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 34837; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.06878875 and $value > 0.06878874) { print "ok 24\n"; } else { print "not ok 24\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 15800; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 432944; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.03649437 and $value > 0.036494369) { print "ok 25\n"; } else { print "not ok 25\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 15459; $n1p = 54930; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.063257912 and $value > 0.063257911) { print "ok 26\n"; } else { print "not ok 26\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14206; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 52569; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.0559822509 and $value > 0.0559822508) { print "ok 27\n"; } else { print "not ok 27\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14075; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 59565; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.057156432 and $value > 0.0571564319) { print "ok 28\n"; } else { print "not ok 28\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14070; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 34669; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.0601781 and $value > 0.060178096) { print "ok 29\n"; } else { print "not ok 29\n"; } ##############Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-CHI-tscore.t0100644012467300001570000002453010772212146017457 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..29\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::tscore; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing tscore value for some count values. my @bigram_count = (10, 20, 20,60); $tscore_value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 2\n"; } elsif($tscore_value >= 1.05 && $tscore_value <= 1.06) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print"not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11 =>10, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11=>10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => -10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => -20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => -60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 80, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 30, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 70, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; print $err; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 11, npp => 20); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==201) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print "not ok 12\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for a contingency table with a zero observed value $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 30); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value<=-1.054092 and $value >= -1.054093) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print "not ok 13\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for actual bigram data my $n11; my $n1p; my $np1; my $npp; $npp = 567835; $n11 = 3972; $n1p = 23189; $np1 = 22641; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 48.35310465 and $value > 48.35310464) { print "ok 14\n"; } else { print "not ok 14\n"; } ############## $npp = 567835; $n11 = 2298; $n1p = 4624; $np1 = 8677; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 46.4634838 and $value > 46.4634837) { print "ok 15\n"; } else { print "not ok 15\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 44796; $n1p = 179966; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 167.1720654 and $value > 167.1720653) { print "ok 16\n"; } else { print "not ok 16\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 40666; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic( n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 89.3541432 and $value > 89.3541431) { print "ok 17\n"; } else { print "not ok 17\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 37397; $n1p = 143010; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 154.7 and $value > 154.69) { print "ok 18\n"; } else { print "not ok 18\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 32660; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 49.036239 and $value > 49.0362389) { print "ok 19\n"; } else { print "not ok 19\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 25919; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 169091; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 103.38 and $value > 103.37904) { print "ok 20\n"; } else { print "not ok 20\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 17042; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 185958; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 52.404385412 and $value > 52.404385411) { print "ok 21\n"; } else { print "not ok 21\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16862; $n1p = 186141; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 54.87 and $value > 54.86992564) { print "ok 22\n"; } else { print "not ok 22\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16115; $n1p = 52569; $np1 = 432944; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 105.32735 and $value > 105.3273498) { print "ok 23\n"; } else { print "not ok 23\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16089; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 34837; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 112.50515 and $value > 112.5051497) { print "ok 24\n"; } else { print "not ok 24\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 15800; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 432944; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < -54.10352 and $value > -54.103524) { print "ok 25\n"; } else { print "not ok 25\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 15459; $n1p = 54930; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 101.2242738 and $value > 101.2242737) { print "ok 26\n"; } else { print "not ok 26\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14206; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 52569; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 94.99445581 and $value > 94.99445580) { print "ok 27\n"; } else { print "not ok 27\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14075; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 59565; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 92.428694756 and $value > 92.428694755) { print "ok 28\n"; } else { print "not ok 28\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14070; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 34669; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 103.35948884 and $value > 103.35948883) { print "ok 29\n"; } else { print "not ok 29\n"; } ##############Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-Fisher-twotailed.t0100644012467300001570000001004310772212146020763 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..14\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::twotailed; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; print "ok 2\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing twotailed value for some count values. $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 3\n"; } elsif($value >= 0.08094 && $value <= 0.080941) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print "not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11 =>10, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11=>10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => -10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => -20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => -60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 80, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 30, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 70, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print"not ok 12\n"; print $err; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 11, npp => 20); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==201) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print "not ok 13\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for a contingency table with a zero observed value $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 30); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value<=0.010994 and $value >= 0.010993) { print "ok 14\n"; } else { print "not ok 14\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-3D-MI.t0100644012467300001570000000057210772212127016064 0ustar tpederse##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..2\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ##################### ############ calculateStatistic(); $errorCode = getErrorCode(); if($errorCode == 101) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2\n"; }Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-odds.t0100644012467300001570000002436410772212127016514 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..30\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::odds; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; print "ok 2\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing odds value for some count values. $odds_value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 3\n"; } elsif($odds_value == 3) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print "not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11 =>10, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11=>10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => -10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => -20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => -60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 80, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 30, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 70, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print"not ok 12\n"; print $err; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 11, npp => 20); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==201) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print "not ok 13\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for a contingency table with a zero observed value $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 30); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value==0) { print "ok 14\n"; } else { print "not ok 14\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for actual bigram data my $n11; my $n1p; my $np1; my $npp; $npp = 567835; $n11 = 3972; $n1p = 23189; $np1 = 22641; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 5.8233025 and $value > 5.8233024) { print "ok 15\n"; } else { print "not ok 15\n"; } ############## $npp = 567835; $n11 = 2298; $n1p = 4624; $np1 = 8677; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 86.2406254 and $value > 86.2406253) { print "ok 16\n"; } else { print "not ok 16\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 44796; $n1p = 179966; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 6.5802641 and $value > 6.5802640) { print "ok 17\n"; } else { print "not ok 17\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 40666; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic( n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 1.968953962 and $value > 1.968953961) { print "ok 18\n"; } else { print "not ok 18\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 37397; $n1p = 143010; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 6.92596302 and $value > 6.92596301) { print "ok 19\n"; } else { print "not ok 19\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 32660; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 1.43383677 and $value > 1.43383676) { print "ok 20\n"; } else { print "not ok 20\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 25919; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 169091; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 3.24717181 and $value > 3.24717180) { print "ok 21\n"; } else { print "not ok 21\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 17042; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 185958; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 1.767035831 and $value > 1.76703583) { print "ok 22\n"; } else { print "not ok 22\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16862; $n1p = 186141; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 1.8371871 and $value > 1.837187) { print "ok 23\n"; } else { print "not ok 23\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16115; $n1p = 52569; $np1 = 432944; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 8.2978278 and $value > 8.2978277) { print "ok 24\n"; } else { print "not ok 24\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16089; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 34837; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 16.143924115 and $value > 16.143924114) { print "ok 25\n"; } else { print "not ok 25\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 15800; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 432944; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.675866781 and $value > 0.67586678) { print "ok 26\n"; } else { print "not ok 26\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 15459; $n1p = 54930; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 7.320843568 and $value > 7.320843567) { print "ok 27\n"; } else { print "not ok 27\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14206; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 52569; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 6.55362555 and $value > 6.55362554) { print "ok 28\n"; } else { print "not ok 28\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14075; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 59565; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 5.77285584 and $value > 5.77285583) { print "ok 29\n"; } else { print "not ok 29\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14070; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 34669; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 12.78445 and $value > 12.7844498) { print "ok 30\n"; } else { print "not ok 30\n"; } ##############Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-MI-tmi.t0100644012467300001570000002503310772212147016653 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable withstatistic.pl --ngram 3 --precision 10 tmi3 test-3-tmi3.out $TESTFILE # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..30\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::tmi; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; print "ok 2\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing TMI value for some count values. my @bigram_count = (10, 20, 20,60); $tmi_value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 3\n"; } elsif($tmi_value >= 0.044 && $tmi_value <= 0.045) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print "not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11 =>10, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11=>10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => -10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => -20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => -60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 80, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 30, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 70, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print"not ok 12\n"; print $err; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 11, npp => 20); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==201) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print "not ok 13\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for a contingency table with a zero observed value $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 30); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value<=0.25163 and $value >= 0.25162) { print "ok 14\n"; } else { print "not ok 14\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for actual bigram data my $n11; my $n1p; my $np1; my $npp; $npp = 567835; $n11 = 3972; $n1p = 23189; $np1 = 22641; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.00811664023 and $value > 0.008116640229) { print "ok 15\n"; } else { print "not ok 15\n"; } ############## $npp = 567835; $n11 = 2298; $n1p = 4624; $np1 = 8677; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.017176257 and $value > 0.01717625692) { print "ok 16\n"; } else { print "not ok 16\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 44796; $n1p = 179966; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.006966758 and $value > 0.0069667579) { print "ok 17\n"; } else { print "not ok 17\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 40666; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic( n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.0011497524277 and $value > 0.0011497524276) { print "ok 18\n"; } else { print "not ok 18\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 37397; $n1p = 143010; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.00608380564 and $value > 0.00608380563) { print "ok 19\n"; } else { print "not ok 19\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 32660; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.000290487 and $value > 0.0002904869) { print "ok 20\n"; } else { print "not ok 20\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 25919; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 169091; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.00195207067 and $value > 0.001952070669) { print "ok 21\n"; } else { print "not ok 21\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 17042; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 185958; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.0003645729839 and $value > 0.00036457298389) { print "ok 22\n"; } else { print "not ok 22\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16862; $n1p = 186141; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.0004077190656 and $value > 0.0004077190655) { print "ok 23\n"; } else { print "not ok 23\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16115; $n1p = 52569; $np1 = 432944; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.0030195810652 and $value > 0.0030195810651) { print "ok 24\n"; } else { print "not ok 24\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16089; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 34837; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.0042994816155 and $value > 0.00429948161549) { print "ok 25\n"; } else { print "not ok 25\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 15800; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 432944; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.0002191746535 and $value > 0.00021917465349) { print "ok 26\n"; } else { print "not ok 26\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 15459; $n1p = 54930; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.0026587988023 and $value > 0.0026587988022) { print "ok 27\n"; } else { print "not ok 27\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14206; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 52569; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.0022409841686 and $value > 0.0022409841685) { print "ok 28\n"; } else { print "not ok 28\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14075; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 59565; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.00201392868 and $value > 0.00201392867) { print "ok 29\n"; } else { print "not ok 29\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14070; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 34669; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.003378394906 and $value > 0.003378394905) { print "ok 30\n"; } else { print "not ok 30\n"; } ##############Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D.t0100644012467300001570000001233410772212160015554 0ustar tpederse ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..13\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ############ Call Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObserved Values method for error testing my %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals(\%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if(defined $err) { print "not ok 2\n"; } if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObservedValues(\%count_values)) ) { print "not ok 2\n"; } else { if($n11 == 10 and $n12 == 10 and $n21 == 10 and $n22 == 30) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2\n"; } } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals(\%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if(defined $err) { print "not ok 2\n"; } if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObservedValues(\%count_values)) ) { $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print"not ok 3\n"; } } else { print"not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11 =>10, np1 => 20, npp => 60); if(!(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals(\%count_values)) ) { $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11=>10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20); if(!(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals(\%count_values)) ) { $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => -10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals(\%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if(defined $err) { print "not ok 2\n"; } if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObservedValues(\%count_values)) ) { $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => -20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); if(!(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals(\%count_values)) ) { $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => -60); if(!(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals(\%count_values)) ) { $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 80, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals(\%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if(defined $err) { print "not ok 2\n"; } if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObservedValues(\%count_values)) ) { $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 30, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals(\%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if(defined $err) { print "not ok 2\n"; } if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObservedValues(\%count_values)) ) { $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 70, np1 => 20, npp => 60); if(!(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals(\%count_values)) ) { $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; print $err; } } else { print"not ok 11\n"; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 11, npp => 20); Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeMarginalTotals(\%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if(defined $err) { print "not ok 2\n"; } if( !(Text::NSP::Measures::2D::computeObservedValues(\%count_values)) ) { $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==201) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print "not ok 12\n"; } } else { print"not ok 12\n"; } ############ Check if class is abstract. calculateStatistic(); $errorCode = getErrorCode(); if($errorCode == 101) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print "not ok 13\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-MI-ps.t0100644012467300001570000000724710772212147016513 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..12\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ps; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing PMI value for some count values. my @bigram_count = (10, 20, 20,60); $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 2\n"; } elsif($value >= -5.94534892 && $value <= -5.94534891) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print"not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11 =>10, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11=>10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => -10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => -20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => -60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 80, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 30, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 70, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; print $err; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 11, npp => 20); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==201) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print "not ok 12\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-jaccard.t0100644012467300001570000000726310772212127017151 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..13\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::jaccard; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; print "ok 2\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing jaccard value for some count values. my @bigram_count = (10, 20, 20,60); $jaccard_value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 3\n"; } elsif($jaccard_value == 1/3) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print "not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11 =>10, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11=>10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => -10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => -20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => -60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 80, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 30, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 70, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print"not ok 12\n"; print $err; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 11, npp => 20); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==201) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print "not ok 13\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-Fisher.t0100644012467300001570000000063310772212127016774 0ustar tpederse##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..2\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ##################### ############ Check if class is abstract. calculateStatistic(); $errorCode = getErrorCode(); if($errorCode == 101) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2\n"; }Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-3D-MI-tmi.t0100644012467300001570000001551310772212147016656 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..18\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::tmi; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; print "ok 2\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing TMI value for some count values. $tmi_value = calculateStatistic( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 3\n"; } elsif($tmi_value >= 0.080667 && $tmi_value <= 0.0806672) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print "not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = ( n111=>-10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print"not ok 12\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>-40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print"not ok 13\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>-100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 14\n"; } else { print"not ok 14\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = ( n111=>90, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 15\n"; } else { print"not ok 15\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>90, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 16\n"; } else { print"not ok 16\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>145, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 17\n"; } else { print"not ok 17\n"; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>9, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==202) { print "ok 18\n"; } else { print "not ok 18\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP.t0100644012467300001570000000033210446075420013526 0ustar tpederse##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..1\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ##################### Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-CHI-x2-1.03.t0100644012467300001570000000407310772212146017070 0ustar tpederse##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..4\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::x2; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ check fix for divide by zero error found in 1.01 # this table represents the case where there are 10 bigrams in # the sample, and they are all the same bigram. The 2x3 table # would look like this: # # 10 0 | 10 # 0 0 | 0 # ------ # 10 0 10 $x2_value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 10, np1 => 10, npp => 10); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 2 $err\n"; } elsif($x2_value == 0) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2 $x2_value\n"; } ############ check fix for divide by zero error found in 1.01 # this table represents the case where there are 15 bigrams in # the sample, and they are all from 2 bigrams that share one # word. The 2x2 table would look like this: # # 9 0 | 9 # 6 0 | 6 # ------- # 15 0 15 $x2_value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 9, n1p => 9, np1 => 15, npp => 15); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 3 $err\n"; } elsif($x2_value == 0) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print "not ok 3 $x2_value\n"; } # this table represents the case where there is a zero observed # value - this did not cause any problems before, and the test case # is added to make sure that it doesn't in future. The 2x3 table # looks like this # # 9 0 | 9 # 6 6 | 12 # ------- # 15 6 21 $x2_value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 9, n1p => 9, np1 => 15, npp => 21); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 4 $err\n"; } elsif($x2_value >= 6.29 && $x2_value <= 6.30) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print "not ok 4 $x2_value\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-3D-MI-ll-1.03.t0100644012467300001570000000462410772212147017054 0ustar tpederse##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..4\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::ll; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ check fix for divide by zero error found in 1.01 # this table represents the case where there are 10 bigrams in # the sample, and they are all the same trigram. $ll_value = calculateStatistic( n111=>10, n1pp=>10, np1p=>10, npp1=>10, n11p=>10, n1p1=>10, np11=>10, nppp=>10); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 2 $err\n"; } elsif($ll_value == 0) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2 $ll_value\n"; } ############ check fix for divide by zero error found in 1.01 # this table represents the case where there are 15 trigrams in # the sample, and they are all from 3 trigrams that share one # word. undef $ll_value; $ll_value = calculateStatistic( n111=>5, n1pp=>13, np1p=>15, npp1=>23, n11p=>5, n1p1=>13, np11=>15, nppp=>23); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 3 $err\n"; } elsif($ll_value >= 12.39 && $ll_value <= 12.40) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print "not ok 3 $ll_value\n"; } # this table represents the case where there is a zero observed # value - this did not cause any problems before, and the test case # is added to make sure that it doesn't in future. The 2x3 table # looks like this # # 9 0 | 9 # 6 6 | 12 # ------- # 15 6 21 $ll_value = calculateStatistic( n111=>2, n1pp=>338, np1p=>134, npp1=>463, n11p=>3, n1p1=>2, np11=>27, nppp=>4987); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 4 $err\n"; } elsif($ll_value >= 89.59 && $ll_value <= 89.60) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print "not ok 4 $ll_value\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-Fisher-right.t0100644012467300001570000000777310772212146020124 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..14\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::right; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; print "ok 2\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing right value for some count values. $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 3\n"; } elsif($value >= 0.05101 && $value <= 0.51011) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print "not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11 =>10, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11=>10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => -10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => -20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => -60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 80, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 30, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 70, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print"not ok 12\n"; print $err; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 11, npp => 20); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==201) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print "not ok 13\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for a contingency table with a zero observed value $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 30); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value==1) { print "ok 14\n"; } else { print "not ok 14\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-3D-MI-ps.t0100644012467300001570000001552010772212147016505 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..18\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::ps; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; print "ok 2\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing PS value for some count values. $ps_value = calculateStatistic( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 3\n"; } elsif($ps_value <= -7.20286097197 && $ps_value >= -7.20286097198) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print "not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = ( n111=>-10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print"not ok 12\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>-40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print"not ok 13\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>-100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 14\n"; } else { print"not ok 14\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = ( n111=>90, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 15\n"; } else { print"not ok 15\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>90, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 16\n"; } else { print"not ok 16\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>145, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 17\n"; } else { print"not ok 17\n"; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>9, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==202) { print "ok 18\n"; } else { print "not ok 18\n"; }Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-Fisher-left.t0100644012467300001570000001003210772212146017717 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..14\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::left; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; print "ok 2\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing left value for some count values. $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 3\n"; } elsif($value >= 0.98634 && $value <= 0.98635) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print "not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11 =>10, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11=>10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => -10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => -20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => -60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 80, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 30, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 70, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print"not ok 12\n"; print $err; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 11, npp => 20); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==201) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print "not ok 13\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for a contingency table with a zero observed value $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 30); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value<=0.00614931 and $value >= 0.0061493) { print "ok 14\n"; } else { print "not ok 14\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-MI-ll.t0100644012467300001570000002510010772454455016476 0ustar tpederse##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..29\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ll; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing ll value for some count values. my @bigram_count = (10, 20, 20,60); $ll_value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 2\n"; } elsif($ll_value >= 3.66900140 && $ll_value <= 3.66900141) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print"not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11 =>10, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11=>10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => -10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => -20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => -60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 80, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 30, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 70, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; print $err; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 11, npp => 20); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==201) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print "not ok 12\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for a contingency table with a zero observed value $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 30); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value<=10.464963 and $value >= 10.464962) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print "not ok 13\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for actual bigram data my $n11; my $n1p; my $np1; my $npp; $npp = 567835; $n11 = 3972; $n1p = 23189; $np1 = 22641; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 6389.3092775 and $value > 6389.3092774) { print "ok 14\n"; } else { print "not ok 14\n"; } ############## $npp = 567835; $n11 = 2298; $n1p = 4624; $np1 = 8677; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 13520.916861 and $value > 13520.91686) { print "ok 15\n"; } else { print "not ok 15\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 44796; $n1p = 179966; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 80098.9079551 and $value > 80098.9079550) { print "ok 16\n"; } else { print "not ok 16\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 40666; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic( n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 13219.048831 and $value > 13219.048830) { print "ok 17\n"; } else { print "not ok 17\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 37397; $n1p = 143010; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 69947.339789 and $value > 69947.339788) { print "ok 18\n"; } else { print "not ok 18\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 32660; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 3339.81521 and $value > 3339.8152) { print "ok 19\n"; } else { print "not ok 19\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 25919; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 169091; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 22443.542519 and $value > 22443.542518) { print "ok 20\n"; } else { print "not ok 20\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 17042; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 185958; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 4191.60504517 and $value > 4191.60504516) { print "ok 21\n"; } else { print "not ok 21\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16862; $n1p = 186141; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 4687.66849925 and $value > 4687.66849924) { print "ok 22\n"; } else { print "not ok 22\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16115; $n1p = 52569; $np1 = 432944; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 34717.03002199 and $value > 34717.03002198) { print "ok 23\n"; } else { print "not ok 23\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16089; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 34837; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 49432.430891 and $value > 49432.4308909) { print "ok 24\n"; } else { print "not ok 24\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 15800; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 432944; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 2519.91679018 and $value > 2519.91679017) { print "ok 25\n"; } else { print "not ok 25\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 15459; $n1p = 54930; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 30569.0080341 and $value > 30569.0080340) { print "ok 26\n"; } else { print "not ok 26\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14206; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 52569; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); ## test condition relaxed due to failures on 64 bit systems ## if($value < 25765.2677567 and $value > 25765.2677566) if($value < 25765.2677570 and $value > 25765.2677560) { print "ok 27\n"; } else { print "not ok 27\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14075; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 59565; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 23154.74263384 and $value > 23154.742633839) { print "ok 28\n"; } else { print "not ok 28\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14070; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 34669; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); ## relaxed due to failures on 64 bit systems ## if($value < 38842.420466473 and $value > 38842.42046647) if($value < 38842.420466480 and $value > 38842.42046640) { print "ok 29\n"; } else { print "not ok 29\n"; } ############## Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-MI-pmi.t0100644012467300001570000002451510772212147016653 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..29\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::pmi; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing PMI value for some count values. my @bigram_count = (10, 20, 20,60); $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 2\n"; } elsif($value >= 0.58 && $value <= 0.59) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print"not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11 =>10, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11=>10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => -10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => -20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => -60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 80, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 30, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 70, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; print $err; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 11, npp => 20); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==201) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print "not ok 12\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for a contingency table with a zero observed value $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 30); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value<=-0.41503 and $value >= -0.41504) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print "not ok 13\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for actual bigram data my $n11; my $n1p; my $np1; my $npp; $npp = 567835; $n11 = 3972; $n1p = 23189; $np1 = 22641; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 2.10296 and $value > 2.102959) { print "ok 14\n"; } else { print "not ok 14\n"; } ############## $npp = 567835; $n11 = 2298; $n1p = 4624; $np1 = 8677; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 5.02336904 and $value > 5.02336903) { print "ok 15\n"; } else { print "not ok 15\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 44796; $n1p = 179966; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 2.250502 and $value > 2.2505019) { print "ok 16\n"; } else { print "not ok 16\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 40666; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic( n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.844502445 and $value > 0.844502444) { print "ok 17\n"; } else { print "not ok 17\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 37397; $n1p = 143010; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 2.32166296 and $value > 2.321662959) { print "ok 18\n"; } else { print "not ok 18\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 32660; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.456676414 and $value > 0.456676413) { print "ok 19\n"; } else { print "not ok 19\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 25919; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 169091; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 1.48249496 and $value > 1.48249495) { print "ok 20\n"; } else { print "not ok 20\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 17042; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 185958; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.74040261 and $value > 0.74040260) { print "ok 21\n"; } else { print "not ok 21\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16862; $n1p = 186141; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 0.79223626 and $value > 0.79223625) { print "ok 22\n"; } else { print "not ok 22\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16115; $n1p = 52569; $np1 = 432944; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 2.55392916 and $value > 2.553929159) { print "ok 23\n"; } else { print "not ok 23\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 16089; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 34837; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 3.145194863 and $value > 3.145194862) { print "ok 24\n"; } else { print "not ok 24\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 15800; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 432944; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < -0.5164433705 and $value > -0.5164433707) { print "ok 25\n"; } else { print "not ok 25\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 15459; $n1p = 54930; $np1 = 433831; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 2.4276372511 and $value > 2.4276372510) { print "ok 26\n"; } else { print "not ok 26\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14206; $n1p = 454949; $np1 = 52569; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 2.3005009626 and $value > 2.3005009625) { print "ok 27\n"; } else { print "not ok 27\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14075; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 59565; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 2.1784106554 and $value > 2.1784106553) { print "ok 28\n"; } else { print "not ok 28\n"; } ############## $npp = 8293549; $n11 = 14070; $n1p = 432943; $np1 = 34669; $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => $n11, n1p => $n1p, np1 => $np1, npp => $npp); $err = getErrorCode(); if($value < 2.9587167 and $value > 2.95871669) { print "ok 29\n"; } else { print "not ok 29\n"; } ############## Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-MI-ll-1.03.t0100644012467300001570000000407410772212146017051 0ustar tpederse##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..4\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ll; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ check fix for divide by zero error found in 1.01 # this table represents the case where there are 10 bigrams in # the sample, and they are all the same bigram. The 2x3 table # would look like this: # # 10 0 | 10 # 0 0 | 0 # ------ # 10 0 10 $ll_value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 10, np1 => 10, npp => 10); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 2 $err\n"; } elsif($ll_value == 0) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2 $ll_value\n"; } ############ check fix for divide by zero error found in 1.01 # this table represents the case where there are 15 bigrams in # the sample, and they are all from 2 bigrams that share one # word. The 2x2 table would look like this: # # 9 0 | 9 # 6 0 | 6 # ------- # 15 0 15 $ll_value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 9, n1p => 9, np1 => 15, npp => 15); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 3 $err\n"; } elsif($ll_value == 0) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print "not ok 3 $ll_value\n"; } # this table represents the case where there is a zero observed # value - this did not cause any problems before, and the test case # is added to make sure that it doesn't in future. The 2x3 table # looks like this # # 9 0 | 9 # 6 6 | 12 # ------- # 15 6 21 $ll_value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 9, n1p => 9, np1 => 15, npp => 21); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 4 $err\n"; } elsif($ll_value >= 8.49 && $ll_value <= 8.50) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print "not ok 4 $ll_value\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-CHI-phi.t0100644012467300001570000001005110772454744016745 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..13\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::phi; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing phi value for some count values. $phi_value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 3\n"; } elsif($phi_value == 0.0625) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print"not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11 =>10, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11=>10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => -10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => -20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => -60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 80, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 30, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 70, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 11, npp => 20); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==201) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print "not ok 12\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for a contingency table with a zero observed value $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 30); $err = getErrorCode(); ## condition relaxed due to 64 bit failure ## if($value==0.25) if($value < 0.3 && $value > 0.2) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print "not ok 13\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-3D-MI-pmi.t0100644012467300001570000001551710772212147016656 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..18\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::pmi; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; print "ok 2\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing TMI value for some count values. $pmi_value = calculateStatistic( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 3\n"; } elsif($pmi_value >= 0.40354186 && $pmi_value <= 0.40354187) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print "not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = ( n111=>-10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print"not ok 12\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>-40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print"not ok 13\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>-100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 14\n"; } else { print"not ok 14\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = ( n111=>90, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 15\n"; } else { print"not ok 15\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>90, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 16\n"; } else { print"not ok 16\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>145, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 17\n"; } else { print"not ok 17\n"; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>9, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==202) { print "ok 18\n"; } else { print "not ok 18\n"; }Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures.t0100644012467300001570000000061710446075420015316 0ustar tpederse##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..2\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ##################### ############ Check if class is abstract. calculateStatistic(); $errorCode = getErrorCode(); if($errorCode == 101) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2\n"; }Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-CHI-x2.t0100644012467300001570000001005310772454625016516 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..13\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::x2; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing x2 value for some count values. $x2_value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 2\n"; } elsif($x2_value == 3.75) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print"not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11 =>10, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = (n11=>10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => -10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => -20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => -60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 80, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 30, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = (n11 => 10, n1p => 70, np1 => 20, npp => 60); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; print $err; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 11, npp => 20); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==201) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print "not ok 12\n"; } ############## Checking measure value for a contingency table with a zero observed value $value = calculateStatistic(n11 => 10, n1p => 20, np1 => 20, npp => 30); $err = getErrorCode(); ## condition relaxed due to 64 bit failure ## if($value == 7.5) if($value > 7.4 && $value < 7.6) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print "not ok 13\n"; } Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-3D-MI-ll.t0100644012467300001570000001551310772212147016474 0ustar tpederse# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with # `make test'. ##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..18\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::ll; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; print "ok 2\n"; ######################### End of black magic. ############ Computing TMI value for some count values. $ll_value = calculateStatistic( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err) { print "not ok 3\n"; } elsif($ll_value >= 11.1828447 && $ll_value <= 11.1828448) { print "ok 3\n"; } else { print "not ok 3\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 4\n"; } else { print"not ok 4\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 5\n"; } else { print"not ok 5\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 6\n"; } else { print"not ok 6\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 7\n"; } else { print"not ok 7\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 8\n"; } else { print"not ok 8\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 9\n"; } else { print"not ok 9\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 10\n"; } else { print"not ok 10\n"; } ############Error Code check for missing values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 11\n"; } else { print"not ok 11\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = ( n111=>-10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 201) { print "ok 12\n"; } else { print"not ok 12\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>-40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 204) { print "ok 13\n"; } else { print"not ok 13\n"; } ############Error Code check for -ve values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>-100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 200) { print "ok 14\n"; } else { print"not ok 14\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = ( n111=>90, n1pp=>40, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 15\n"; } else { print"not ok 15\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>90, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 202) { print "ok 16\n"; } else { print"not ok 16\n"; } ############Error Code check invalid values %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>40, np1p=>145, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err == 203) { print "ok 17\n"; } else { print"not ok 17\n"; } ############## Checking Error code for -ve observed frequency %count_values = ( n111=>10, n1pp=>9, np1p=>45, npp1=>42, n11p=>20, n1p1=>23, np11=>21, nppp=>100); $value = calculateStatistic(%count_values); $err = getErrorCode(); if($err==202) { print "ok 18\n"; } else { print "not ok 18\n"; }Text-NSP-1.09/t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-MI.t0100644012467300001570000000066110772212127016062 0ustar tpederse##################### We start with some black magic to print on failure. BEGIN { $| = 1; print "1..2\n"; } END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;} use Text::NSP::Measures; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D; use Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI; $loaded = 1; print "ok 1\n"; ##################### ############ calculateStatistic(); $errorCode = getErrorCode(); if($errorCode == 101) { print "ok 2\n"; } else { print "not ok 2\n"; }Text-NSP-1.09/CHANGES0100644012467300001570000000672110772507055012525 0ustar tpederseNAME CHANGES Changelog for the Ngram Statistics Package (Text-NSP) SYNOPSIS Revision history for Perl module Text::NSP DESCRIPTION 1.09 Released March 26, 2008 all changes by TDP * Spell checked the modules * Relaxed test caes 27, 29 for ll, 20 for x2, and 13 for phi, due to arithemetic differences on 64 bit architectures * Modified Makefile.PL to go back to more standard methods of testing and installation. * Modified structure of /t directory for 'make test'. It appears that the use of subdirectories in /t with test cases might have been causing problems for Windows testing, so we have moved all test files to the top level of /t, and also removed the TEST program so that things are called in a more standard or generic fashion. 1.07 Released March 24, 2008 all changes by TDP * Updated Makefile.PL to no longer require 5.8.5 - have dropped back to 5.6 * Updated FAQ with some explanation of ALL-TESTS.sh * Renamed /docs as /doc to be consistent with other packages * Added descriptive labels in POD in NAME field of .pl programs to provide that info on CPAN display * Fixed duplicate Copyright message bug in documentation of Measures.pm * Removed "help" messages from Makefile.PL execution so as to (hopefully) avoid problems with installations on Windows. * Corrected error in INSTALL instructions - csh ./ALL-TESTS.sh must be performed after 'make install' 1.05 Released March 20, 2008 all changes by TDP * Fixed problem with file Testing/statistic/t2 would appear (mysteriously) but not be in the MANIFEST. This file was left behind during /Testing/statistic/normal-op.sh and is now being removed. * Fixed problem in /Testing where .sh files are sometimes not executable. Those files are now invoked via 'csh test.sh' rather than './test.sh', meaning that they no longer need to be executable. * Fixed ticket number 24061 from rt.cpan.org regarding incorrection version information coming from Measures.pm * Archived all old ChangeLogs to doc/ChangeLogs directory. Began to use pod in CHANGES directory instead * Added doc/update-pod.sh to automatically refresh top level read only documentation including README, CHANGES, TODO and INSTALL * Fixed Makefile.PL to avoid problems during Windows install. This problem and fix was reported by Richard Churchill to the ngram mailing list. This may also address ticket #20371 from rt.cpan.org. * Modified Makefile.PL to allow for use of 'make dist' and also creation of META.yml AUTHORS Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth tpederse at d.umn.edu This document last modified by : $Id: CHANGES.pod,v 1.5 2008/03/26 17:43:20 tpederse Exp $ SEE ALSO COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE Copyright (c) 2004-2008 Ted Pedersen Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. Note: a copy of the GNU Free Documentation License is available on the web at and is included in this distribution as FDL.txt. Text-NSP-1.09/Makefile.PL0100644012467300001570000000735710772220106013477 0ustar tpederseuse 5.006; use ExtUtils::MakeMaker; my @utils_to_install = qw (kocos.pl rank.pl combig.pl huge-count.pl huge-combine.pl sort-bigrams.pl split-data.pl); my @required_to_install = qw(count.pl statistic.pl); my @sh_to_install = qw( kocos-script.sh rank-script.sh combig-script.sh ); WriteMakefile( NAME => 'Text::NSP', VERSION_FROM => 'lib/Text/NSP.pm', # finds $VERSION PREREQ_PM => {}, ## ## don't display detailed help messages ## seems to cause problems with Windows installs ## ## CONFIGURE => \&configSub, EXE_FILES => [ map ("bin/$_", @required_to_install), map ("bin/utils/$_", @utils_to_install), map ("bin/utils/$_", @sh_to_install), ], ($] >= 5.005 ? ## Add these new keywords supported since 5.005 (ABSTRACT_FROM => 'lib/Text/NSP.pm', # retrieve abstract from module AUTHOR => 'Ted Pedersen ') : ()), # allows make dist to create .tar.gz with correct name/version 'dist' => {'COMPRESS' => 'gzip -9f', 'SUFFIX' => 'gz'}, # allows for automatic creation of META.yml ($ExtUtils::MakeMaker::VERSION ge '6.30_00'? ('LICENSE' => 'gpl', ) : ()), ); sub configSub { print "#################################################################\n"; print " You are running Makefile.PL. When this finishes, remember that you\n"; print " will also need to run the following to finish the install of NSP:\n"; print "\n"; print " make\n"; print " make test\n"; print " make install\n"; print " cd Testing\n"; print " csh ./ALL-TESTS.sh\n"; print " cd ..\n"; print " make clean\n"; print "\n"; print " if \"make install\" fails and indicates that you don\'t have proper\n"; print " permissions to install, you do have the option to install NSP in\n"; print " a local directory of your own choosing. You can do this as follows:\n"; print "\n"; print " perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=~/MyNSP LIB=~/MyPerlLib\n"; print " make\n"; print " make test\n"; print " make install\n"; print " cd Testing\n"; print " csh ./ALL-TESTS.sh\n"; print " cd ..\n"; print " make clean\n"; print "\n"; print " where ~ is your home directory (or any directory you control)\n"; print "#################################################################\n"; return {}; } # modified postambe to return nothing, in order to improve the # chances of successful windows install # also, now that Text-NSP behaves like a stanard Perl module # such help messages aren't really that necessary (since it # behaves likes most any other Perl module on installation # this fix suggested by sean [...] semanticbible.com # #20371: MakeMaker postamble breaks under nmake/Windows sub MY::postamble { my $postamble = ""; # my $postamble = <<'END'; # html: # @echo "*****************************************************" # @echo "Installing the Ngram Statistics Package, V $(VERSION)..." # @echo " ...into $(SITEPREFIX) (/doc /bin /lib /man) " # @echo "Make sure that the following are in your PATH:" # @echo " $(INSTALLBIN)" # @echo "and the following in your PERL5LIB:" # @echo " $(INSTALLSITELIB)" # @echo "*****************************************************" # END return ($postamble); } ## revert to a more standard method of testing and installation #sub MY::install #{ # my $self = shift; # my $string = $self->MM::install; ## my $add = 'html'; # $string =~ s/(pure_install\s+)(.*)/$1 $add $2/; # return $string; #} # For testing #sub MY::test #{ # q( #TEST_VERBOSE=0 # #test: all # $(FULLPERL) t/TEST $(TEST_VERBOSE) #); #} Text-NSP-1.09/INSTALL0100644012467300001570000001222710772507056012562 0ustar tpederseNAME INSTALL - Installation instructions for Text-NSP SYNOPSIS perl Makefile.PL make make test make install cd Testing csh ./ALL-TESTS.sh cd .. make clean DESCRIPTION Dependencies Getopt::Long : to support command line options, very likely already installed on your system with Perl Detailed Installation Instructions If you have superuser (root) access, you should be able to install Text::NSP by following these simple steps: perl Makefile.PL make make test su # or sudo, as the case may be make install cd Testing # optional, but recommended csh ./ALL-TESTS.sh cd .. make clean If you need to install this distribution in your local user account because you lack superuser privileges, then the recommended method on Unix-like systems (Linux, Solaris, Cygwin) is as follows: perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=~/MyNSP LIB=~/MyPerlLib make make test make install cd Testing csh ./ALL-TESTS.sh cd .. This will install the executable scripts into ~/MyNSP/bin, the man pages in ~/MyPerlLib/man, and the libraries into ~/MyPerlLib. You will need to set your PERL5LIB variable to point to the LIB directory. In bash: export PERL5LIB=~/MyPerlLib In csh or tcsh: setenv PERL5LIB ~/MyPerlLib Add these lines to your .bashrc, .bash_profile, or .cshrc files as the case may be. Orientation INSTALL : this file README : a plain text version of doc/README.pod CHANGES : a plain text version of doc/CHANGES.pod TODO : a plain text version of doc/TODO.pod MANIFEST : a list of the files found in this distribution, created automatically by "make manifest" and used by Makefile.PL and "make dist". bin/count.pl : program that counts Ngrams in corpora bin/statistic.pl : program that measures association of Ngrams based on count.pl output doc/ : directory of documentation README.pod - complete description of NSP INSTALL.pod - this file CHANGES.pod - changes in this version FAQ.pod - frequently asked questions TODO.pod - our list of things to do USAGE.pod - sample usages (very basic) cicling2003.(ps|pdf) - overview of NSP design NSP-Class-diagram.(png|pdf) - UML of measure hierarchy ChangeLogs - archive of Change logs bin/utils/ : directory that contains several useful programs rank.pl: compare two measures of association kocos.pl: find kth order co-occurrences combig.pl: find unordered counts of bigrams t/ : directory of test scripts that run with "make test" Testing/ : directory of test scripts for each program in NSP. You can run these to make sure your installation is working, and also to see some sample usages. Each program tested has its own directory within Testing in which you can find a README.txt file that describes the testing process. Please note that "make test" above does *not* run these tests. They must be run separately after installation is complete. This style of testing has mostly been depricated, while we keep these tests running for the new versions, we are putting all of our news tests into t/. lib/ : directory where measures modules are found. GPL.txt : copy of the GNU General Public License, the terms under which NSP source code is distributed. FDL.txt : copy of the GNU Free Documentation License, the terms under which NSP documentation is distributed. AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth tpederse at d.umn.edu This document last modified by : $Id: INSTALL.pod,v 1.4 2008/03/26 17:49:29 tpederse Exp $ SEE ALSO Please join the NSP mailing list to report bugs, receive information about updates, etc. COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE Copyright (c) 2000-2008, Ted Pedersen Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. Note: a copy of the GNU Free Documentation License is available on the web at and is included in this distribution as FDL.txt. Text-NSP-1.09/MANIFEST0100644012467300001570000007636710772507161012676 0ustar tpedersebin/count.pl bin/statistic.pl bin/utils/combig-script.sh bin/utils/combig.pl bin/utils/huge-combine.pl bin/utils/huge-count.pl bin/utils/kocos-script.sh bin/utils/kocos.pl bin/utils/rank-script.sh bin/utils/rank.pl bin/utils/sort-bigrams.pl bin/utils/split-data.pl CHANGES doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.50.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.51.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.53.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.55.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.57.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.59.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.61.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.63.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.65.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.67.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.69.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.71.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.73.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.91.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.93.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.95.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.97.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v0.99.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v1.01.txt doc/ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-v1.03.txt doc/CHANGES.pod doc/cicling2003.pdf doc/cicling2003.ps doc/FAQ doc/FAQ.pod doc/INSTALL.pod doc/NSP-Class-diagram.pdf doc/NSP-Class-diagram.png doc/README.pod doc/TODO.pod doc/update-pod.sh doc/USAGE doc/USAGE.pod FDL.txt GPL.txt INSTALL lib/Text/NSP.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/CHI.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/CHI/phi.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/CHI/tscore.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/CHI/x2.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Dice.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Dice/dice.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Dice/jaccard.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher/left.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher/right.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher/twotailed.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher2.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher2/left.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher2/right.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/Fisher2/twotailed.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/MI.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/MI/ll.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/MI/pmi.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/MI/ps.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/MI/tmi.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/2D/odds.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/MI.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/MI/ll.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/MI/pmi.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/MI/ps.pm lib/Text/NSP/Measures/3D/MI/tmi.pm Makefile.PL MANIFEST This list of files README t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-CHI-phi.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-CHI-tscore.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-CHI-x2-1.03.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-CHI-x2.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-CHI.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-dice.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-Fisher-left.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-Fisher-right.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-Fisher-twotailed.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-Fisher.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-jaccard.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-MI-ll-1.03.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-MI-ll.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-MI-pmi.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-MI-ps.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-MI-tmi.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-MI.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D-odds.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-2D.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-3D-MI-ll-1.03.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-3D-MI-ll.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-3D-MI-pmi.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-3D-MI-ps.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-3D-MI-tmi.t t/Text-NSP-Measures-3D-MI.t t/Text-NSP-Measures.t t/Text-NSP.t Testing/ALL-TESTS.sh Testing/combig/error-handling.sh Testing/combig/normal-op.sh Testing/combig/README.txt Testing/combig/test-A1.big Testing/combig/test-A1.reqd Testing/combig/test-A2.big Testing/combig/test-A2.reqd Testing/combig/test-A3.big Testing/combig/test-A3.reqd Testing/combig/test-A4.big Testing/combig/test-A4.reqd Testing/combig/test-A5.big Testing/combig/test-A5.reqd Testing/combig/test-A6.big Testing/combig/test-A6.reqd Testing/combig/test-B1.big Testing/combig/test-B1.reqd Testing/combig/test-B2.big Testing/combig/test-B2.reqd Testing/combig/test-B3.big Testing/combig/test-B3.reqd Testing/combig/testA1.sh Testing/combig/testA2.sh Testing/combig/testA3.sh Testing/combig/testA4.sh 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Testing/x2/README.txt Testing/x2/test-1.cnt Testing/x2/test-1.sub-1.cnt Testing/x2/test-1.sub-1.reqd Testing/x2/test-1.sub-2.cnt Testing/x2/test-1.sub-2.freq_combo.txt Testing/x2/test-1.sub-2.reqd Testing/x2/test-1.sub-3.cnt Testing/x2/test-1.sub-3.reqd Testing/x2/test-1.sub-4.cnt Testing/x2/test-1.sub-4.error.reqd Testing/x2/test-1.sub-4.reqd Testing/x2/test-2.sub-1-a.cnt Testing/x2/test-2.sub-1-a.reqd Testing/x2/test-2.sub-1-b.cnt Testing/x2/test-2.sub-1-b.freq_combo.txt Testing/x2/test-2.sub-1-b.reqd TODO META.yml Module meta-data (added by MakeMaker) Text-NSP-1.09/README0100644012467300001570000015073210772507055012414 0ustar tpederseNAME README Introduction to Ngram Statistics Package (Text-NSP) SYNOPSIS This document provides a general introduction to the Ngram Statistics Package. DESCRIPTION 1. Introduction The Ngram Statistics Package (NSP) is a suite of programs that aids in analyzing Ngrams in text files. We define an Ngram as a sequence of 'n' tokens that occur within a window of at least 'n' tokens in the text; what constitutes a "token" can be defined by the user. In earlier versions (v0.1, v0.3, v0.4) this package was known as the Bigram Statistics Package (BSP). The name change reflects the widening scope of the package in moving beyond Bigrams to Ngrams. NSP consists of two core programs and three utilities: Program count.pl takes flat text files as input and generates a list of all the Ngrams that occur in those files. The Ngrams, along with their frequencies, are output in descending order of their frequency. Program statistic.pl takes as input a list of Ngrams with their frequencies (in the format output by count.pl) and runs a user-selected statistical measure of association to compute a "score" for each Ngram. The Ngrams, along with their scores, are output in descending order of this score. The statistical score computed for each Ngram can be used to decide whether or not there is enough evidence to reject the null hypothesis (that the Ngram is not a collocation) for that Ngram. Various utility programs are found in bin/utils/ and take as their input the results (output) from count.pl and/or statistic.pl. rank.pl takes as input two files output by statistic.pl and computes the Spearman's rank correlation coefficient on the Ngrams that are common to both files. Typically the two files should be produced by applying statistic.pl on the same Ngram count file but by using two different statistical measures. In such a scenario, the value output by rank.pl can be used to measure how similar these the two measures are. A value close to 1 would indicate that these two measures rank Ngrams in the same order, -1 that the two orderings are exactly opposite to each other and 0 that they are not related. kocos.pl takes as input a file output by count.pl or statistic.pl and uses that to identify kth order co-occurrences of a given word. A kth order co-occurrence of a target WORD is a word that co-occurs with a (k-1)th co-occurrence of the given target WORD. So A is a 2nd order co-occurrence of X if X occurs with B and B occurs with A. Put more concretely in "New York", "New" and "York" co-occur (the are 1st order co-occurrences). In "New Jack", "New" and "Jack" co-occur. Thus, "Jack" and "York" are second order co-occurrences because they both co-occur with "New". combig.pl will take the output of count.pl and find unordered counts of bigrams. Normally count.pl treats bigrams like "fine wine" and "wine fine" as distinct. combig.pl (combine bigram) will adjust the counts such that they do not depend on the order. So one could then go on to measure how much the words "fine" and "wine" are associated without respect to their order. huge-count.pl allows a user to run count.pl on much larger corpora. It essentially divides a corpora into pieces, and then uses count.pl to count piece, and then recombines the counts to get the final output. huge-count.pl also uses bin/utils/huge-combine.pl, bin/Utils/split-data.pl, and bin/utils/sort-bigrams.pl. This README continues with an introduction to the basic definitions of tokens, the tokenization process and the Ngram formation process. This is followed by a description of the two main programs in this suite (count.pl and statistic.pl) and brief notes one how one could typically use each of them. The programs rank.pl, kocos.pl, and combig.pl are described in separate READMEs in the /utils directory. 2. Tokens We define a token as a contiguous sequence of characters that match one of a set of regular expressions. These regular expressions may be user-provided, or, if not provided, are assumed to be the following two regular expressions: \w+ -> this matches a contiguous sequence of alpha-numeric characters [\.,;:\?!] -> this matches a single punctuation mark For example, assume the following is a line of text: "the stock markets fell by 20 points today!" Then, using the above regular expressions, we get the following tokens: the stock markets fell by 20 points today ! Now assume that the user provides the following lone regular expression: [a-zA-Z]+ -> this matches a contiguous sequence of alphabetic characters Then, we get the following tokens: the stock markets fell by points today 3. The Tokenization Process: Given a text file and a set of regular expressions, the text is "tokenized", that is, broken up into tokens. To do so, the entire input text is considered as one long "input string" with new-line characters being replaced by space characters (this is the default behaviour and can be modified; see point 4 below). Then, the following is done: while the input string is non empty foreach regular expression r if r is matched by a sequence of characters starting with the first character in the input string... quit this for loop end if end foreach if we have a matching regular expression r the portion of the input string matched by r is our next token. remove this token from the input string. else remove the first character from the input string end if end while 3.1 Notes: 3.1.1. In looking for a regular expression that yields a successful match (in the foreach loop above), we want a regular expression that matches the input string starting with the first character of the input string. Thus, the regular expression /b/ matches the input string "be good" but not the input string " be good". 3.1.2. If none of the regular expressions give a successful match, then the first character in the input string is removed. This character is considered a "non-token" and is henceforth ignored. 3.1.3. Since the matching process (the foreach loop above) stops at the first match, the order in which the regular expressions are tested is important. The order is exactly the order in which they are provided by the user, or if the default regular expressions are used, the order in which they are listed above. 3.2 Examples: 3.2.1 Example 1: 3.2.1.1. Input text: why's the stock falling? 3.2.1.2. Regular expressions: \w+ [\.,;:\?!] 3.2.1.3. Resulting tokens: why s the stock falling ? 3.2.1.4. Explanation: Initially our input string is the entire input text: "why's the stock falling?". The first token found is "why" which matches the regular expression /\w+/. This token is removed, and our input string becomes "'s the stock falling?". Now neither of the regular expressions can match the ' character. Thus this character is considered a non-token and is removed, leaving the input string like so: "s the stock falling?". "s" is now matched by /\w+/, and this forms our next token. Upon removing this token, we get the following input string " the stock falling?". Again, neither of the regular expressions match this input string, and the leading space character is removed as a non-token. Similarly the rest of the line is tokenized to yield the tokens "the", "stock", "falling" and "?". 3.2.2 Example 2: 3.2.2.1. Input text: why's the stock falling? 3.2.2.2. Regular expressions: /fall/ /falling/ /stock/ 3.2.2.3. Resulting tokens: stock fall 3.2.2.4. Explanation: Initially our input string is the entire input text: "why's the stock falling?". None of the regular expressions match, and we remove the first character to get as input string the following: "why's the stock falling?". Similarly, again the regular expressions don't match, and we have to remove the first character. This goes on until our input string becomes: "stock falling?". Now "stock" matches the regular expression /stock/, and this token is removed, leaving " falling?" as the input string. Since the space character does not form a token, it is removed. Now we have "falling?" as our input string. Now observe that we have two regular expressions, /fall/ and /falling/, both of which can match the input string. However, since /fall/ appears before /falling/ in the list, the token formed is "fall". This leaves our input string as: "ing?". None of the regular expressions match this or any of the subsequent input strings obtained by removing one by one the first characters. Hence we get as tokens "stock" and "fall". 3.2.3 Example 3: 3.2.3.1. Input text: why's the stock falling? 3.2.3.2. Regular expressions: /falling/ /fall/ /stock/ 3.2.3.3. Resulting tokens: stock falling 3.2.3.4. Explanation: Observe that this example differs from the previous one only in the order of the regular expressions. The tokenization proceeds exactly as in the previous example, until we have as our input string "falling?". Here, we have /falling/ as our first regular expression, and so we get "falling" as our token. Examples 3.2.2 and 3.2.3 demonstrate the importance of the order in which the regular expressions are provided to the tokenization process. 3.2.4. Example 4: 3.2.4.1. Input text: why's the stock falling? 3.2.4.2. Regular expressions: /the stock/ /\w+/ 3.2.4.3. Resulting tokens: why s the stock falling 3.2.4.4. Explanation: The thing to note here is that one of the regular expressions has an embedded space character in it. This causes no problems: our definition of a token allows embedded space characters in them! Once our input string is "the stock falling?", the regular expression /the stock/ is matched, and the string "the stock" forms our next token. 4. Ngrams: An Ngram is a sequence of n tokens. We shall delimit tokens in an Ngram by the diamond symbol, i.e. "<>". Thus, "big<>boy<>" is a bigram whose tokens are "big" and "boy". Similarly, "stock<>falling<>?<>" is a trigram whose tokens are "stock" and "falling" and "?". "the stock<>falling<>" is a bigram with tokens "the stock" and "falling". Given a piece of text, Ngrams are usually formed of contiguous tokens. For instance, lets take example 3.2.1, where our tokens, in the order in which they appear in the text, are the following: why s the stock falling ? Then, the following are all the bigrams: why<>s<> s<>the<> the<>stock<> stock<>falling<> falling<>?<> The following are all the trigrams: why<>s<>the<> s<>the<>stock<> the<>stock<>falling<> stock<>falling<>?<> The following are all the 4-grams: why<>s<>the<>stock s<>the<>stock<>falling s<>the<>stock<>falling<>?<> Etcetera. The Ngrams shown above are all formed from contiguous tokens. Although this is the default, we also allow Ngrams to be formed from non-contiguous tokens. To do so, we first define a "window" of size k to be a sequence of k contiguous tokens, where the value of k is greater than or equal to the value of n for the Ngrams. An Ngram can be formed from any n tokens as long as all the tokens belong to a single window of size k. Further the n tokens must occur in the Ngram in exactly the same order as they occur in the window. Put another way, given a window of k tokens, we drop k-n tokens from the window, and what remains is an Ngram! Thus for instance, taking example 3.2.1 again, recall that our tokens in the order in which they occur in the text are the following: why s the stock falling ? Then, the following are all the bigrams with a window size of 3: why<>s<> why<>the<> s<>the<> s<>stock<> the<>stock<> the<>falling<> stock<>falling<> stock<>?<> falling<>?<> The following are all the bigrams with a window size of 4: why<>s<> why<>the<> why<>stock<> s<>the<> s<>stock<> s<>falling<> the<>stock<> the<>falling<> the<>?<> stock<>falling<> stock<>?<> falling<>?<> The following are all the trigrams with a window size of 4: why<>s<>the<> why<>s<>stock<> why<>the<>stock<> s<>the<>stock<> s<>the<>falling<> s<>stock<>falling<> the<>stock<>falling<> the<>stock<>?<> the<>falling<>?<> stock<>falling<>?<> Etc. 5. Program count.pl: This program takes as input a flat ASCII text file and outputs all Ngrams, or token sequences of length 'n', where the value of 'n' can be decided by the user. Non-contiguous Ngrams within a window of size 'k' as described above can also be found and output. For every output Ngram, its frequency of occurrence as well as the frequencies of all the combinations of the tokens it is made up of are output. Details follow. 5.1. Default Way to Run count.pl: The most basic way of running this program is the following: Example 5.1: count.pl output.txt input.txt where input.txt is the input text file in which to find the Ngrams and output.txt is the output file into which count.pl will put all the Ngrams with their frequencies. 5.2. Changing the Length of Ngrams and the Size of the Window: Several default values are in use when the program is run this way. For example it is assumed that one is counting bigrams, that is the value of 'n' is 2. This can be changed by using the option --ngram N, where 'N' is the number of tokens you want in each Ngram. Thus, to find all trigrams in input.txt, run count.pl thus: Example 5.2: count.pl --ngram 3 output.txt input.txt Another default value in use is the window size. Window size defaults to the value of 'n' for Ngrams. Thus, in example 5.1 the window size was 2 while in example 5.1, because of the --ngram 3 option , the window size was 3. This can be changed using the --window N option. Thus, for example to find all bigrams within windows of size 3, one would run the program like so: Example 5.3a: count.pl --window 3 output.txt input.txt Similarly, to find all trigrams within a window of size 4: Example 5.3b: count.pl --ngram 3 --window 4 output.txt input.txt 5.3. Using User-Provided Token Definitions: In all these examples, the tokenization and Ngram formation proceeds as described in sections 3 and 4 above. In these examples, the default token definitions are used: \w+ -> this matches a contiguous sequence of alpha-numeric characters [\.,;:\?!] -> this matches a single punctuation mark As mentioned previously, these default token definitions can be over-ridden by using the option --token FILE, where FILE is the name of the file containing the regular expressions on which the token definitions will be based. Each regular expression in this FILE should be on a line of its own, and should be delimited by the forward slash '/'. Further, these should be valid Perl regular expressions, as defined in [1], which means for example that any occurrence of the forward slash '/' within the regular expression must be 'escaped'. 5.4 Removing character strings via --nontoken option: This option allows a user to define regular expressions that will match strings that should not be considered as tokens. These strings will be removed from the data and not counted or included in Ngrams. The --nontoken option is recommended when there are predictable sequences of characters that you know should not be included as tokens for purposes of counting Ngrams, finding collocations, etc. For example, if mark-up symbols like ,

, [item], [/ptr] exist in text being processed, you may want to include those in your list of nontoken items so they are discarded. If not, a simple regex such as /\w+/ will match with 's', 'p', 'item', 'ptr' from these tags, leading to confusing results. The --nontoken option on the command line should be followed by a file name (NON_TOKEN). This file should contain Perl regular expressions delimited by forward slashes '/' that define non-tokens. Multiple expressions may be placed on separate lines or be separated via the '|' (Perl 'or') as in /regex1|regex2|../ The following are some of the examples of valid non-token definitions. /<\/?s|p>/ : will remove xml tags like ,

, ,

. /\[\w+\]/ : will remove all words which appear in square brackets like [p], [item], [123] and so on. count.pl will first remove any string from the input data that matches the non-token regular expression, and only then will match the remaining data against the token definitions. Thus, if by chance a string matches both the token and nontoken definitions, it will be removed as --nontoken has a higher priority than --token or the default token definition. 5.5. The Output Format of count.pl: Assume that the following are the contents of the input text file to count.pl; let us call the file test.txt: first line of text second line and a third line of text Further assume that count.pl is run like so: count.pl test.cnt test.txt Thus, test.cnt will have all the bigrams found in file test.txt using a window size of 2 and using the two default tokens as above. Following then are the contents of file test.cnt: 11 line<>of<>2 3 2 of<>text<>2 2 2 second<>line<>1 1 3 line<>and<>1 3 1 and<>a<>1 1 1 a<>third<>1 1 1 first<>line<>1 1 3 third<>line<>1 1 3 text<>second<>1 1 1 The number on the first line, 11, indicates that there were total 11 bigrams in the input file. From the next line onwards, the various bigrams found are listed. Recall that the tokens of the Ngrams are delimited by the diamond signs: <>. Thus the bigram on the first line is line<>of<>, made up of the tokens "line" and "of" in that order; the bigram on the second line is of<>text<>, made up of the tokens "of" and "text", etc. After the diamond following the last token there are three numbers. The first of these numbers denotes the number of times this Ngram occurs in the input text file. Thus bigram line<>of<> occurs 2 times in the input file, as does bigram of<>text<>. The second number denotes in how many bigrams the token "line" occurs as the left-hand-token. In this case, "line" occurs on the left of three bigrams, namely two copies of bigram "line<>of" and the bigram "line<>and<>". Similarly, the third number denotes the number of bigrams in which the word "of" occurs as the right-hand-token. In this case, "of" occurs on the right of two bigrams, namely the two copies of the bigram "line<>of<>". Similar output is obtained for trigrams. Assume again that the input file is above, and assume that count.pl is run thusly: count.pl --ngram 3 test.cnt test.txt The output test.cnt file is as follows: 10 line<>of<>text<>2 3 2 2 2 2 2 and<>a<>third<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 third<>line<>of<>1 1 3 2 1 1 2 second<>line<>and<>1 1 3 1 1 1 1 line<>and<>a<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 a<>third<>line<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 text<>second<>line<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 of<>text<>second<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 first<>line<>of<>1 1 3 2 1 1 2 Once again, the number on the first line says that there are 10 trigrams in the input text file. The first trigram in the list is "line<>of<>text<>" made up of the tokens "line", "of" and "text" in that order. Similarly, the next trigram is "and<>a<>third<>" made of the tokens "and", "a" and "third". Observe that this time there are more numbers after the last token. The first number denotes, as before, the number of times this trigram occurs in the input text file. Thus, "line<>of<>text" occurs twice in the input file while "and<>a<>third" occurs just once. The second, third and fourth numbers denote the number of trigrams in which the tokens "line", "of" and "text" appear in the first, second and third positions respectively. Thus, "line" occurs as the token in the first position in 3 trigrams, namely 2 copies of "line<>of<>text<>" and one copy of "line<>and<>a<>". Similarly, the tokens "of" and "text" appear as the second and third tokens respectively of two bigrams, namely the two copies of "line<>of<>text<>". The fifth number denotes the number of bigrams in which "line" occurs as the first token and "of" occurs as the second token. Once again, there are only two trigrams in which this happens: the two copies of "line<>of<>text<>". The sixth number denotes the number of bigrams in which "line" occurs as the token in the first place and "text" occurs as the token in the third place. The seventh number denotes the number of bigrams in which "of" occurs as the token in the second place and "text" occurs as the token in the third place. In general, assume we are dealing with Ngrams of size 'n'. Given an Ngram, denote its leftmost token as w[0], the next token as w[1], and so on until w[n-1]. Further let f(a, b, ..., c) be the number of Ngrams that have token w[a] in position a, token w[b] in position b, ... and token w[c] in position c, where 0 <= a < b < ... < c < n. Then, given an ngram, the first frequency value reported is f(0, 1, ..., n-1). This is followed by n frequency values, f(0), f(1), ..., f(n-1). This is followed by (n choose 2) values, f(0, 1), f(0, 2), ..., f(0, n-1), f(1, 2), ..., f(1, n-1), ... f(n-2, n-1). This is followed by (n choose 3) values, f(0, 1, 2), f(0, 1, 3), ..., f(0, 1, n-1), f(0, 2, 3), ..., f(0, 2, n-1), ..., f(0, n-2, n-1), ..., f(1, 2, 3), ..., f(n-3, n-2, n-1). And so on, until (n choose n-1), that is n, frequency values f(0, 1, ..., n-2), f(0, 1, ..., n-3, n-1), f(0, 1, ..., n-4, n-2, n-1), ..., f(1, 2, ..., n-1). This gives us a total of 2^n-1 possible frequency values. We call each such frequency value a "frequency combination", since it expresses the number of Ngrams that has a given combination of one or more tokens in one or more fixed positions. By default all such combinations are printed, exactly in the order showed above. To see which combinations are being printed one could use the option --get_freq_combo FILE. This prints to the file the inputs to the imaginary 'f' function defined above exactly in the order the frequency values occur in the main output. Thus for instance, running the program like so: count.pl --get_freq_combo freq_combo.txt test.cnt test.txt Assuming that test.txt file is the one shown above, the following output is created in file freq_combo.txt: 0 1 0 1 and the following output in file test.cnt: 11 line<>of<>2 3 2 of<>text<>2 2 2 second<>line<>1 1 3 line<>and<>1 3 1 and<>a<>1 1 1 a<>third<>1 1 1 first<>line<>1 1 3 third<>line<>1 1 3 text<>second<>1 1 1 Recall that since the option --ngram is not being used, the default value of n, 2, is being used here. After each bigram in the test.cnt file are three numbers; the first number corresponds to f(0, 1), the second number corresponds to f(0) and the third to f(1). Observe that line 'i' of the output in file freq_combo.txt file represents the input to the imaginary 'f' function that creates the 'i_th' frequency value on each line of the output in file test.cnt. Similarly, running the program thus: count.pl --ngram 3 --get_freq_combo freq_combo.txt test.cnt test.txt produces the following output in freq_combo.txt: 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 0 2 1 2 and the following output in file test.cnt 10 line<>of<>text<>2 3 2 2 2 2 2 and<>a<>third<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 third<>line<>of<>1 1 3 2 1 1 2 second<>line<>and<>1 1 3 1 1 1 1 line<>and<>a<>1 3 1 1 1 1 1 a<>third<>line<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 text<>second<>line<>1 1 1 2 1 1 1 of<>text<>second<>1 1 1 1 1 1 1 first<>line<>of<>1 1 3 2 1 1 2 The seven numbers after each trigram in file test.cnt correspond respectively to f(0, 1, 2), f(0), f(1), f(2), f(0, 1), f(0, 2) and f(1, 2), as shown in the file freq_combo.txt. It is possible that the user may not require all the frequency values output by default, or that the user requires the frequency values in a different order. To change the default frequency values output, one may provide count.pl with a file containing the inputs to the 'f' function using the option --set_freq_combo. Thus for instance, if the user wants to create trigrams, and only requires the frequencies of the trigrams and the frequency values of the three tokens in the trigrams (and not of the pairs of tokens), then he may create the following file (say, user_freq_combo.txt): 0 1 2 0 1 2 and provide this file to the count.pl program thus: count.pl --ngram 3 --set_freq_combo user_freq_combo.txt test.cnt test.txt this produces the following test.cnt file: 10 line<>of<>text<>2 3 2 2 and<>a<>third<>1 1 1 1 third<>line<>of<>1 1 3 2 second<>line<>and<>1 1 3 1 line<>and<>a<>1 3 1 1 a<>third<>line<>1 1 1 2 text<>second<>line<>1 1 1 2 of<>text<>second<>1 1 1 1 first<>line<>of<>1 1 3 2 Observe that the only difference between this output and the default output is that instead of reporting 7 frequency values per ngram, only the 4 requested are output. 5.6. "Stopping" the Ngrams: The user may "stop" the Ngrams formed by count.pl by providing a list of stop-tokens through the option --stop FILE. Each stop token in FILE should be a Perl regular expression that occurs on a line by itself. This expression should be delimited by forward slashes, as in /REGEX/. All regular expression capabilities in Perl are supported except for regular expression modifiers (like the "i" /REGEX/i). The following are a few examples of valid entries in the stop list. /^\d+$/ /\bthe\b/ /\b[Tt][Hh][Ee]\b/ /^and$/ /\bor\b/ /^be(ing)?$/ There are two modes in which a stop list can be used, AND and OR. The default mode is AND, which means that an Ngram must be made up entirely of words from the stoplist before it is eliminated. The OR mode eliminates an Ngram if any of the words that make up the Ngram are found in the stoplist. The mode is specified via an extended option that should appear on the first line of the stop file. For example, @stop.mode=AND /^for$/ /^the$/ /^\d+$/ would eliminate bigrams such as 'for the', 'for 10', etc. (where both elements of the bigram are from the stop list.) But will not remove bigrams like '10 dollars' or 'of the'. @stop.mode=OR /^for$/ /^the$/ /^\d+$/ would eliminate bigrams such as 'for our', '10 dollars', etc. (where at least one element of the bigram is from the stop list). If the @stop.mode= option is not specified, the default value is AND. In both modes, Ngrams that are eliminated do not add to the various Ngram and individual word frequency counts. Ngrams that are "stoplisted" are treated as if they never existed and are not counted. 5.6.1 Usage Notes for Regular Expressions in Stop Lists: (1) In Perl regular expressions, \b specifies word boundary and ^ and $ specify the start and end of a string (or line of text). These can be used in defining your stop list entries, but must be used with somewhat carefully. count.pl examines each token individually, thereby treating each as a separate string or line. As a result, you can use either /\bregex\b/ or /^regex$/ to exactly match a token made up of alphanumeric characters, as in \bcat\b or \^cat$\. However, please note that if a token consists of other characters (as in n.b.a.) they can behave differently. Suppose for example that your token is www.dot.com. If you have a stop list entry \bwww\b it will match the 'www' portion of the token, since the '.' is considered to be a word boundary. \^www$\ would not have that problem. (2) If instead of /^the$/, regex /the/ is used as a stop regex, then every token that matches /the/ will be removed. So tokens like 'there', 'their', 'weather','together' will be excluded with the stop regex /the/. On the other hand, with the regex /^the$/, all occurrences of only word 'the' will be removed. (3) You can also use a stop regex /^the/ to remove tokens that begin with 'the' like 'their' or 'them' but not 'together'. Similarly, stop regex /the$/ will remove all tokens which end in 'the' like 'swathe' or 'tithe' but not 'together' or 'their'. (4) Please note that stoplist handling changed as of version 0.53. If you use a stoplist developed for an earlier version of NSP, then it will not behave in the same way!! In earlier versions when you specified /regex/ as a stoplist item, we assumed that you really meant /\bregex\b/ and proceeded accordingly. However, since regular expressions are now fully supported we require that you specify exactly what you mean. So if you include /is/ as a member of your stoplist, we will now assume that you mean any word that contains 'is'somewhere within in (like 'this' or 'kiss' or 'isthmus' ...) To preserve the functionality of your old stoplists, simply convert them from /the/ /is/ /of/ to /\bthe\b/ /\bis\b/ /\bof\b/ (6) regex modifiers like i or g which come after the end slash like: /regex/i /regex/g are not supported. See FAQ.txt for an explanation. This makes it slightly inconvenient to specify that you would like to stop any form of a given word. For example, if you wanted to stop 'THE', 'The', 'THe', etc. you would have to specify a regex such as /[Tt][Hh][Ee]/ 5.6.2. Differences between --nontoken and --stop: In theory we can remove "unwanted" words using either the --nontoken option or the --stop option. However, these are rather different techniques. --stop only removes stop words after they are recognized as valid tokens. Thus, if you wish to remove some markup tags like [p] or [item] from the data using a stop list, you first need to recognize these as tokens (via a --token definition like /\[\w+\]/) and then remove them with a --stop list. In addition, the --stop option operates on an Ngram and does not remove individual words. It removes Ngrams (and reduces the count of the number of Ngrams in the sample). In other words, the --stop option only comes into effect after the Ngrams have been created. On the other hand, the --nontoken option eliminates individual occurrence of a non-token sequence before finding Ngrams. Some examples to clarify the distinction between --stop and --nontoken ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Consider an input file count.input => [ptr] this is a test written for count.pl [/ptr] their them together wither tithe NontokenFile nontoken.regex => /\[\/?\w+\]/ /<\/?\w+>/ case (a) StopFile stopfile.txt => /the/ ---------------------------------------- Running count.pl with the command : count.pl --stop stopfile.txt --nontoken nontoken.regex count.out count.input will first remove all nontokens from the input file. Hence the tokenized text from which the bigrams will be created will be => this is a test written for count.pl their them together wither tithe Since the StopFile contains /the/ all tokens which include 'the' are eliminated. Thus, the bigrams: their<>them<> them<>together<> together<>wither<> wither<>tithe<> will all be removed. This is because each word in each bigram contains "the" and the default stop mode is AND. Note that if there was a bigram such as "on<>their<>" it would not be removed since both words to not match the stoplist. The output file count.out will contain the following: count.out=> 9 test<>written<>1 1 1 this<>is<>1 1 1 a<>test<>1 1 1 is<>a<>1 1 1 for<>count<>1 1 1 .<>pl<>1 1 1 count<>.<>1 1 1 written<>for<>1 1 1 pl<>their<>1 1 1 case (b) StopFile stopfile.txt => /^the/ ---------------------------------------- Running count.pl with the command: count.pl --stop stopfile.txt --nontoken nontoken.regex count.out count.input will first remove all nontokens from the input file. The tokenized text will be: this is a test written for count.pl their them together wither tithe Since the StopFile contains /^the/, all tokens which begin with "the" are eliminated. Thus, the bigram their<>them<> will be removed since it consists of two words that begin with "the". The output file count.out will contain the 12 bigrams as shown below. count.out=> 12 test<>written<>1 1 1 this<>is<>1 1 1 a<>test<>1 1 1 is<>a<>1 1 1 for<>count<>1 1 1 them<>together<>1 1 1 .<>pl<>1 1 1 count<>.<>1 1 1 written<>for<>1 1 1 pl<>their<>1 1 1 wither<>tithe<>1 1 1 together<>wither<>1 1 1 case (c) StopFile stopfile.txt => @stop.mode=OR /the$/ ------------------------------------------------ Running count.pl with the command: count.pl --stop stopfile.txt --nontoken nontoken.regex count.out count.input will first remove all nontokens from the input file. Hence the tokenized text will be: this is a test written for count.pl their them together wither tithe As the StopFile contains /the$/ all tokens which end in 'the' are stop words. Thus, in the bigram wither<>tithe<> "tithe" will match the stoplist since it ends with "the". However, this bigram will be eliminated since the stop mode is OR (meaning that if either word is in the stop list then the bigram is eliminated). The output file count.out will contain the 12 bigrams as shown below. count.out=> 12 test<>written<>1 1 1 this<>is<>1 1 1 a<>test<>1 1 1 is<>a<>1 1 1 for<>count<>1 1 1 them<>together<>1 1 1 .<>pl<>1 1 1 their<>them<>1 1 1 count<>.<>1 1 1 written<>for<>1 1 1 pl<>their<>1 1 1 together<>wither<>1 1 1 5.7. Removing and Not Displaying Low Frequency Ngrams: We allow the user to either remove or to not display low frequency Ngrams. The user can remove low frequency Ngrams by using the option --remove N by which all Ngrams that occur less than n times are removed. The Ngram and the individual frequency counts are adjusted accordingly upon the removal of these Ngrams. The user can choose not to display low frequency Ngrams by using the option --frequency N, by which Ngrams that occur less than n times are not displayed in the output. Note that this differs from the --remove option above in that the various frequency counts are not changed. Intuitively, we continue to believe that these Ngrams have occurred in the text - we are simply not interested in looking at them. By contrast, in the --remove option we want to actually think that the Ngrams didn't occur in the text in the first place, and so we want our numbers to agree to that too! 5.8. Extended Output: Observe that one may modify the actual counting process in various ways through the various options above. To keep a "record" of which option were used and with what values, one can turn the "extended" output on with the switch --extended. The extended output records the size of the Ngram, the size of the window, the frequency value at which the Ngrams were removed and a list of all the source files used to create the count output. If a switch was not used, the default value is printed. 5.9. Histogram Output: The user can also generate a "histogram" output by using the --histogram FILE option. This histogram output shows how many times Ngrams of a certain frequency has occurred. Following is a typical line out of a histogram output: Number of n-grams that occurred 5 time(s) = 14 (40.94 percent) This says that there were 14 distinct Ngrams that occurred 5 times each, and between themselves they make up around 41% of the total number of Ngrams. 5.10. Searching for Source Files in Directories, Recursively if Need Be: One would usual provide a source file to create Ngrams from. One could also provide a directory name - all text files from the directory are used to create Ngrams from. Along with a directory name if one also uses the switch --recurse, all subdirectories inside the source directory are searched for text files recursively, and all text files so found are used to create Ngrams from. 6. Program statistic.pl: Program statistic.pl takes as input a list of Ngrams with their frequencies in the format output by count.pl and runs a user-selected statistical measure of association to compute a "score" for each Ngram. The Ngrams, along with their scores, are output in descending order of this score. The statistical measures of association are implemented separately in separate Perl packages (files ending with .pm extension). When running statistic.pl, the user needs to provide the name of a statistical measure (either from among the ones provided as a part of this distribution or those written by the user). Say the name of the statistic provided by the user is X. Program statistic.pl will then look for Perl package X.pm (in the current directory, or, failing that, the system path). If found, this Perl package file will be loaded and then used to calculate the statistic on the list of Ngrams provided. Please remember to include the path of Measures Directory (in the main NSP Package directory) in your system path. This will enable the statistic.pl program to find the modules provided with this package. As a part of this distribution, we provide the following statistical packages: dice, log-likelihood (ll), mutual information (mi), the chi-squared test (x2), and the left-fisher test of associativity (leftFisher). All these packages follow a fixed set of rules as discussed below. It is hoped that these rules are easy to follow and that new packages may be written quickly and easily. In a sense, program statistic.pl is framework. Its job is to take as input Ngrams with their frequencies, to provide those frequencies to the statistical library and to format the output from that library. The heart of the statistical measure - the actual calculation - lies in the library that can be plugged in. This framework allows for quickly rigging up new measures; to do so one need worry only about the actual calculation, and not of the various mundane issues that are taken care of by statistic.pl. This section follows with details on how to run statistic.pl, and then the format of the libraries and tips on how to write them. 6.1. Default Way to Run statistic.pl: The default way to run statistic.pl is so: statistic.pl dice test.dice test.cnt where: dice is the name of the statistic library to be loaded. test.dice is the name of the output file in which the results of applying the dice coefficient will be stored. test.cnt is the name of the input file containing the Ngrams and their various frequency values. A Perl package with filename dice.pm is searched for in the Perl @INC path. Instead of writing just "dice" on the command line, one may also write the file name "dice.pm", or the full measure name "Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::dice". Once such a file is found, it is exported into statistic.pl and tests are done to see if this file has the minimum requirements for a statistical library (more details below). If these tests fail, statistic.pl stops with an error message. Otherwise the library is initialized and then for each Ngram in file test.cnt, its frequency values are passed to it and its calculated value is noted. Finally, when all values have been calculated, the Ngrams are sorted on their statistic value and output to file test.dice. For example, assume our input test.cnt file is this: 11 line<>of<>2 3 2 of<>text<>2 2 2 second<>line<>1 1 3 line<>and<>1 3 1 and<>a<>1 1 1 a<>third<>1 1 1 first<>line<>1 1 3 third<>line<>1 1 3 text<>second<>1 1 1 Thus there are 11 bigrams, the first of which is "line<>of<>", the second "of<>text<>" etc. Running statistic.pl thusly: statistic.pl dice test.dice test.cnt will produce the following test.dice file: 11 of<>text<>1 1.0000 2 2 2 and<>a<>1 1.0000 1 1 1 a<>third<>1 1.0000 1 1 1 text<>second<>1 1.0000 1 1 1 line<>of<>2 0.8000 2 3 2 third<>line<>3 0.5000 1 1 3 line<>and<>3 0.5000 1 3 1 second<>line<>3 0.5000 1 1 3 first<>line<>3 0.5000 1 1 3 Once again, the first number is the total number of bigrams - 11. On the next line is the highest ranked bigram "of<>text<>". The first number following this bigram, 1, is its rank. The next number, 1.0000, is its value computed using the dice statistic. The final three numbers are exactly the numbers associated with this Ngram in the test.cnt file. Observe that three other bigrams also have the same score of 1.000 and so the same rank 1. The bigram with the next highest score of 0.8000, "line<>of<>", is ranked 2nd instead of 5th. This is a feature of our ranking mechanism; the fact that a bigram has a rank 'r' implies that there are r-1 distinct scores greater than the score of this Ngram. It does not imply that there are r-1 bigrams with higher scores. 6.2. Changing the Default Ngram Size: By default, the Ngrams in the input file are assumed to be bigrams. This can however be changed by using the option --ngram. Given an Ngram size (either by default or by using the --ngram option), statistic.pl checks if there are exactly the correct number of tokens in each Ngram. If this is not true, an error is printed and statistic.pl halts. 6.3. Defining the Meaning of the Frequency Values: The "meaning" of the various frequency values after each Ngram in the input file is important in that the statistic calculated depends on them. By default, the default meanings as defined by count.pl are assumed. count.pl and all statistical libraries (.pm modules) provided with this package are implemented such that they produce/accept the frequency values in the same order. So for an ngram, word1<>word2<>...wordn-1<> "the first frequency value reported is f(0,1,...n-1); this is the frequency of the Ngram itself. This is followed by n frequency values f(0), f(1),...f(n-1); these are the frequencies of the individual tokens in their specific positions in the given Ngram. This is followed by (n choose 2) values, f(0,1), f(0,2), ..., f(0,n-1), f(1,2), ..., f(1,n-1), ... f(n-2,n-1). This is followed by (n choose 3) values, f(0,1,2), f(0,1,3), ..., f(0,1,n-1), f(0,2,3), ... , f(0,2,n-1), ... f(0,n-2,n-1), f(1,2,3), ..., f(n-3,n-2,n-1). And so on, until (n choose n-1), that is n, frequency values f(0,1,...n-2), f(0,1,..n-3,n-1), f(0,1,...n-4,n-1), ..., f(1,2,...n-1)" (The above explanation is from "The Design, Implementation and Use of the Ngram Statistics Package" [2].) So the bigram output of count.pl/bigram input to any statistical library will be something like - word1<>word2<>f(0,1)<>f(0)<>f(1) Or you can also view this as word1<>word2<>n11<>n1p<>np1 where n1p,np1 represent marginal totals in a 2x2 contingency table. Similarly, the trigram output of count.pl/trigram input to ll3.pm (which is the only trigram statistical library currently provided) will be - word1<>word2<>word3<>f(0,1,2)<>f(0)<>f(1)<>f(2)<>f(0,1)<>f(0,2)<>f(1,2) Or you can also view this as word1<>word2<>word3<>n111<>n1pp<>np1p<>npp1<>n11p<>n1p1<>np11 where n1pp,np1p,npp1,n11p,n1p1,np11 represent marginal frequencies in a 3x3 contingency table. The frequency combinations being used can be output to a file by using the option get_freq_combo. If count.pl was run with a set of user-defined frequency combinations different from the defaults, then the file containing these frequency combinations must be provided to statistic.pl using the option set_freq_combo. If the number of frequency values does not match the number expected (either through the default frequency combinations or through the user defined ones provided through the set_freq_combo option) then an error is reported. Besides checking that the number of frequency values is correct, nothing else is checked. 6.4. Modifying the Output of statistic.pl: One may request statistic.pl to ignore all Ngrams which have a frequency less than a user-defined threshold by using the --frequency option. To be able to do this however, the Ngram frequency should be present among the various frequency values in the input Ngram file. It is possible to set up a frequency combination file that prevents count.pl from printing the actual frequency of each Ngram; if such a file is given to statistic.pl, the frequency cut-off requested through option --frequency will be ignored and a warning issued to that effect. Once the statistical values for the Ngrams are calculated and the Ngrams have been ranked according to these values, one may request not to print Ngrams below a certain rank. This can be done using the option --rank. Unlike the frequency cut-off above, all calculations are done and then Ngrams that fall below a certain rank are cut-off. In the frequency cut-off, calculations are not performed on the Ngrams that are ignored. The value returned by the statistic libraries may be floating point numbers; by default 4 places of decimal are shown. This can be changed by using the option --precision through which the user can decide how many places of decimal he wishes to see. Note that the values returned by the library are rounded to the places of decimal requested by the user, and THEN the ranking is done. Thus two Ngram that actually have different scores, but whose scores both round up to the same number for the given precision will get the same rank! The user can also use the statistical score to cut off Ngrams. Thus, using the option --score, one may request statistic.pl to not print Ngrams that get a score less than the given threshold. Similar to count.pl, the user can request statistic.pl to print extended information by using the --extended switch. Without this switch, all extended information already in the input file will be lost; with it, they will all be preserved and new extended data will be output. The output of statistic.pl is not formatted for human eyes - this can be done using the switch --format. Columns will be aligned as much as possible and the output is (often) neater than the default output. 6.5. The Measures of Association Provided in This Distribution: We provide the 10 measures of association with this distribution. Nine are suitable for use with bigrams and one may be used with trigrams. The bigram measures are: * Dice Coefficient (Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::dice) * Fishers exact test - left sided (Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Fisher::left) * Fishers exact test - right sided () * Fishers twotailed test - right sided () * Jaccard Coefficient (Text::NSP::Measures::2D::Dice::jaccard) * Log-likelihood ratio (Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::ll) * Mutual Information (Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::tmi) * Odds Ratio (Text::NSP::Measures::2D::odds) * Pointwise Mutual Information (Text::NSP::Measures::2D::MI::pmi) * Phi Coefficient (Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::phi) * Pearson's Chi Squared Test (Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::x2) * Poisson Stirling Measure (Text::NSP::Measure::2D::MI::ps) * T-score (Text::NSP::Measures::2D::CHI::tscore) The trigram measures are: * Log-likelihood ratio (Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::ll) * Mutual Information (Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::tmi) * Pointwise Mutual Information (Text::NSP::Measures::3D::MI::pmi) * Poisson Stirling Measure (Text::NSP::Measure::3D::MI::ps) Any of these measures can be used as follows: statistic.pl XXXX output.txt input.txt where XXXX is the name of the measure. More information on how to write a new statistic library is provided in the documentation (perldoc) of Text::NSP::Measures. A few additional details about the Measures can be found in their respective perldocs. 7. Referencing: If you write a paper that has used NSP in some way, we'd certainly be grateful if you sent us a copy and referenced NSP. We have a published paper about NSP that provides a suitable reference: @inproceedings{BanerjeeP03, author = {Banerjee, S. and Pedersen, T.}, title = {The Design, Implementation, and Use of the {N}gram {S}tatistic {P}ackage}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Intelligent Text Processing and Computational Linguistics}, pages = {370-381}, year = {2003}, month ={February}, address = {Mexico City}} This paper is also found in cicling2003.ps or cicling2003.pdf AUTHORS Ted Pedersen, University of Minnesota, Duluth tpederse at d.umn.edu Satanjeev Banerjee Amruta Purandare Saiyam Kohli Last modified by : $Id: README.pod,v 1.5 2008/03/26 01:57:55 tpederse Exp $ BUGS Please report to the NSP mailing list SEE ALSO * NSP Home: * Mailing List : 8. 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Text-NSP-1.09/TODO0100644012467300001570000002455410772507073012226 0ustar tpederseNAME TODO Things to do in the Ngram Statistics Package SYNOPSIS Ngram Statistics Package Todo list DESCRIPTION The following list describes some of the features that we'd like to include in NSP in future. No particular priority is assigned to these items - they are all things we've discussed amongst ourselves or with users and agree would be good to add. If you have additional ideas, or would like to comment on something on the current list, please let us know via the ngram mailing list. WEB INTERFACE / WEB SERVER It would be nice to offer a web interface or web server for users who just want to run a few measures. UNICODE SUPPORT / ENCODING ISSUES NSP is geared for the Roman alphabet (Latin-1). Perl has increasingly better Unicode support with each passing release, and we will incorporate Unicode support in future. We attempted to use the Unicode features in Perl 5.6, but found them to be incomplete. We have not yet attempted this with Perl 5.8 (the now current version) but it is said to be considerably better. Perl support for unicode will include language / alphabet specific definitions of regular expression character classes like \d+ or \w+ (digits and non-white space characters). So you should be able to use (in theory) the same regular expression definitions with any alphabet and have it match in a way that makes sense for that language. Our expertise in this area is fairly limited, so please let us know if we are missing something obvious or misunderstanding what Perl is attempting to do. In a discussion in Feb 2008, Richard Jelinek suggested the use of the ENCODE module, discussion starts here : In that discussion some drawbacks to 'use locale' were pointed out, so for the moment we have made no changes, but it seems like fitting NSP with ENCODE support is a good idea. MORE EFFICIENT COUNTING Right now all the ngrams being counted are stored in memory. Each ngram is an element in a hash. This is ok for up to a few million word corpora, but after that things really slow down. We would like to pursue the idea of using suffix trees which would greatly improve space utilization. The use of suffix trees for counting term frequencies is based on : Yamamoto, M. and Church, K (2001) Using Suffix Arrays to compute Term Frequency and Document Frequency for All Substrings in a Corpus, Computational Linguistics, vol 27:1, pp. 1-30, MIT Press. Find the article at: L L In fact, they even provide a C implementation: L However, we would convert this into Perl and may need to modify it somewhat to fit into NSP. Another alternative would be to simply modify the count.pl program such that rather than using memory it used disk space to accumulate counts. This would be very slow but might suffice for certain situations. Regardless of the changes we make to counting, would continue to support counting in memory, which is perfectly adequate for smaller amounts of corpora. GET COUNTS FROM WEB The web is a huge source of text, and we could get counts for words or ngrams from the web (probably using something like Perl LWP module). Rather than running count.pl on a particular body of text (as is the case now) we'd probably have to run count.pl such that it looked for counts for a specific set of words as found on the web. Simply running count.pl on the entire www wouldn't really make sense. So perhaps we would run count on one sample to get a list of the word types/ngrams that we are interested in, and then run count on the www to find out their respective counts. [Our interest in this has been inspired by both Peter Turney (ACL-02 paper) and Frank Keller (EMNLP-02 paper).] PARALLEL COUNTING Counting words and ngrams in large corpora could be parallelized. The trick is not so much in the counting, but in the combining of counts from various sources. This is something we might try and implement using MPI (Message Passing Interface). PROGRESS METER for count.pl When processing large files, count.pl gives no indication of how much of the file has been processed, or even if it is still making progress. A "progress meter" could show how much of the file has been proceeded, or how many ngrams have been counted, or something to indicate that progress is being made. OVERLY LONG LINE DETECTOR for count.pl If count.pl encounters a very long line of text (with literally thousands and thousands of words on a single line) it may operate very very slowly. It would be good to let a user know that an overly long line (we'd need to define more precisely what "overly long" is) is being processed (this fits into the progress meter mentioned above) so that a user can decide if they want to continue with this, or possibly terminate processing and reformat the input file. GENERALIZE --newLine in count.pl The --newLine switch tells count.pl that Ngrams may not cross over end of line markers. Presumably this would be used when each line of text consists of a sentence (thus the end of a line also marks the end of a sentence). However, if the text is not formatted and there may be multiple sentences per line, or sentences may extend across several lines, we may want to allow --newLine to include other characters that Ngrams would not be allowed to cross. For example we could have the switch --dontCross "\n\.,;\?" which would prevent ngrams from crossing the newline, the fullstop, the comma, the semicolon and the question mark. RECURSE LIKE OPTION THAT CREATES MULTIPLE COUNT FILES Our current --recurse option creates a single count output file for all the words in all the texts found in a directory structure. We might want to be able to process all the files in a directory structure such that each file is treated separately and a separate count file is created for it. For example, suppose we have the directory /txts that contains the files text1 and text2. count.pl --recurse output txts output will consist of the combined counts from txts/text1 and txts/text2. This new option would count these files separately and produce separate count output files. OTHER CUTOFFS FOR count.pl What about having a frequency cutoff for count.pl that removed any ngrams that occur more than some number of times? The idea here would be to eliminate high frequency ngrams not through the use of a stoplist but rather through a frequency cutoff, based on the presumption that most very high frequent ngrams will be made up of stop words. What about a percentage cutoff? In other words, eliminate the least (or most) frequent ngrams? AUTOMATIC CREATION OF STOPLISTS It would be useful to allow NSP to automatically create a stoplist based on a combination of frequency counts and/or scores like tf/idf. While tf/idf depends on the idea of a document, we would simply chunk up a large corpus into 100 token long pieces, and consider each piece a document, and consider stop words those words that occur in some number of these chunks. SUPPORT FOR STDIN/STDOUT Right now count.pl and statistic.pl operate such that the output file is designated first, followed by the input file. For example, count.pl outputfile inputfile However, there are advantages to allowing a user to redirect input and output, particularly in the Unix and MS-DOS world. As Derek Jones pointed out to us, if we have Windows users they are probably looking for a GUI (and they won't find much will they!!). This would enable the use of syntax such as... count.pl input > out cat input | count.pl > outfile which would help in building scripts, etc. INSTALL SCRIPT FOR UNIX Rather than have user set paths, have a script that would ask the users questions to set things up properly. This might be especially useful if we want to maintain the "old" style of output input file specifications in count.pl and statistic.pl (see point above) as well as STDIN STDOUT. (Maybe a user could pick which one?) In addition, there may be other options that a user could specify this way (such as a default token definition, home directory, etc.) EXTEND huge-count.pl to Ngrams At present huge-count.pl is only able to count bigrams. It would be very useful to extend it so that it could count Ngrams in general. Also, there is no support for windowing provided at present, so the bigrams it counts must be adjacent. It would be desirable to support windowing for bigrams and Ngrams generally. ERROR RETURN CODES At present all programs simply exit when they encounter an error. We will return an error code that can be detected by the calling program, so that abnormal termination is clear. This affects count.pl and statistic.pl particularly, but will also be changed in rank.pl, combig.pl and kocos.pl. MODULAR COUNTING There is a certain amount of redundant code in count.pl, huge-count.pl and kocos.pl. It would be useful to make these more modular, to allow for inheritance and code sharing, as well as the use of objects (potentially). UPDATE USAGE.pod USAGE.pod has not been updated since 2001, and is very basic. AUTHOR Ted Pedersen, tpederse@d.umn.edu Last Updated : $Id: TODO,v 1.13 2008/03/26 17:56:11 tpederse Exp $ BUGS SEE ALSO home page: L mailing list: L COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2000-2008 Ted Pedersen Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. Note: a copy of the GNU Free Documentation License is available on the web at and is included in this distribution as FDL.txt. 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