Python key_terms.KeyTerms類代碼示例

    def test_keyterm_is_first_not_first(self):
        node = Node('(a) This has a list: apples et seq.',
                    label=['101', '22', 'a'])
        node.tagged_text = '(a) This has a list: apples <E T="03">et seq.</E>'

        kt = KeyTerms(None)
        self.assertFalse(kt.keyterm_is_first(node, 'et seq.'))

    def process(self, node):
        label = node.label_id()
        if label in self.model_forms_nodes and self.model_forms_nodes[label]:
            keyterm = KeyTerms.get_keyterm(node)

            if keyterm:
                end = '</E>'
                node_text = node.text[
                    node.text.find(end) + len(end):].split(' ')
            else:
                node_text = KeyTerms.process_node_text(node).split(' ')

            start_of_model_form = node_text[0]
            end_of_model_form = node_text[-1]

            if start_of_model_form and end_of_model_form:
                list_of_ends = [w for w in node_text if w == end_of_model_form]
                location_end = len(list_of_ends) - 1

                layer_el = [{
                    'start_word': start_of_model_form,
                    'start_locations': [0],
                    'end_word': end_of_model_form,
                    'end_locations':[location_end]
                }]
                return layer_el

 def test_no_keyterm(self):
     node = Node('(a) Apples are grown in New Zealand.',
                 label=['101', '22', 'a'])
     node.tagged_text = '(a) Apples are grown in New Zealand.'
     kt = KeyTerms(None)
     results = kt.process(node)
     self.assertEquals(results, None)

 def test_keyterm_and_emphasis(self):
     node = Node('(a) <E T="03">Apples.</E> Apples are grown in '
         + 'New <E T="03">Zealand.</E>', label=['101', '22', 'a'])
     kt = KeyTerms(None)
     results = kt.process(node)
     self.assertNotEqual(results, None)
     self.assertEqual(results[0]['key_term'], 'Apples.')
     self.assertEqual(results[0]['locations'], [0])

 def test_interpretation_markers(self):
     node = Node('3. <E T="03">et seq.</E> has a list: apples', 
         label=['101', 'c', Node.INTERP_MARK, '3'])
     kt = KeyTerms(None)
     results = kt.process(node)
     self.assertNotEqual(results, None)
     self.assertEqual(results[0]['key_term'], 'et seq.')
     self.assertEqual(results[0]['locations'], [0])

    def test_emphasis_later(self):
        """ Don't pick up something that is emphasized later in a paragraph as a key-term. """
        node = Node('(a) This has a list: apples <E T="03">et seq.</E>', 
            label=['101', '22', 'a'])

        kt = KeyTerms(None)
        results = kt.process(node)
        self.assertEqual(results, None)

    def test_emphasis_close_to_front(self):
        """ An emphasized word is close to the front, but is not a key term.
        """

        node = Node('(a) T et seq. has a list: apples',
                    label=['101', '22', 'a'])
        node.tagged_text = '(a) T <E T="03">et seq.</E> has a list: apples'

        kt = KeyTerms(None)
        self.assertFalse(kt.keyterm_is_first(node, 'et seq.'))

 def test_find_keyterm(self):
     node = Node(
         '(a) Apples. Apples are grown in New Zealand.',
         label=['101', '22', 'a'])
     node.tagged_text = '(a) <E T="03">Apples.</E> Apples are grown in '
     node.tagged_text += 'New Zealand.'
     kt = KeyTerms(None)
     results = kt.process(node)
     self.assertNotEqual(results, None)
     self.assertEqual(results[0]['key_term'], 'Apples.')
     self.assertEqual(results[0]['locations'], [0])

    def test_keyterm_see(self):
        """ Keyterm tags sometimes enclose phrases such as 'See also' because
        those tags are also used for emphasis. """

        node = Node('(a) Apples. See Section 101.2',
                    label=['101', '22', 'a'])
        node.tagged_text = '(a) <E T="03">Apples. See also</E>'

        kt = KeyTerms(None)
        results = kt.process(node)
        self.assertEqual('Apples.', results[0]['key_term'])

    def paragraph_with_marker(self, text, tagged_text):
        """The paragraph has a marker, like (a) or a. etc."""
        # To aid in determining collapsed paragraphs, replace any
        # keyterms present
        node_for_keyterms = Node(text, node_type=Node.APPENDIX)
        node_for_keyterms.tagged_text = tagged_text
        node_for_keyterms.label = [initial_marker(text)[0]]
        keyterm = KeyTerms.get_keyterm(node_for_keyterms)
        if keyterm:
            mtext = text.replace(keyterm, ';'*len(keyterm))
        else:
            mtext = text

        for mtext in split_paragraph_text(mtext):
            if keyterm:     # still need the original text
                mtext = mtext.replace(';'*len(keyterm), keyterm)
            # label_candidate = [initial_marker(mtext)[0]]
            # existing_node = None
            # for node in self.nodes:
            #     if node.label == label_candidate:
            #         existing_node = node
            # if existing_node:
            #     self.paragraph_counter += 1
            #     node = Node(mtext, node_type=Node.APPENDIX,
            #                 label=['dup{}'.format(self.paragraph_counter),
            #                        initial_marker(mtext)[0]])
            # else:
            node = Node(mtext, node_type=Node.APPENDIX,
                        label=[initial_marker(mtext)[0]])
            node.tagged_text = tagged_text
            self.nodes.append(node)

def collapsed_markers_matches(node_text, tagged_text):
    """Find collapsed markers, i.e. tree node paragraphs that begin within a
    single XML node, within this text. Remove citations and other false
    positives. This is pretty hacky right now -- it focuses on the plain
    text but takes cues from the tagged text. @todo: streamline logic"""
    # In addition to the regex above, keyterms are an acceptable prefix. We
    # therefore convert keyterms to satisfy the above regex
    node_for_keyterms = Node(
        node_text, node_type=Node.INTERP, tagged_text=tagged_text,
        label=[get_first_interp_marker(node_text)]
    )
    keyterm = KeyTerms.keyterm_in_node(node_for_keyterms)
    if keyterm:
        node_text = node_text.replace(keyterm, '.' * len(keyterm))

    collapsed_markers = []
    for marker in _first_markers:
        possible = [(m, m.start(), m.end())
                    for m in marker.finditer(node_text)]
        possible = remove_citation_overlaps(node_text, possible)
        possible = [triplet[0] for triplet in possible]
        collapsed_markers.extend(
            match for match in possible
            if not false_collapsed_marker(match, node_text, tagged_text)
        )
    return collapsed_markers

    def test_keyterm_definition(self):
        node = Node("(a) Terminator means I'll be back",
                    label=['101', '22', 'a'])
        node.tagged_text = """(a) <E T="03">Terminator</E> means I'll be """
        node.tagged_text += 'back'
        kt = KeyTerms(None)
        results = kt.process(node)
        self.assertEqual(results, None)

        node = Node("(1) Act means pretend", label=['101', '22', 'a', '1'])
        node.tagged_text = """(1) <E T="03">Act</E> means pretend"""
        node = Node("(1) Act means the Truth in Lending Act (15 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.).", label=['1026', '2', 'a', '1'])
        node.tagged_text = """(1) <E T="03">Act</E> means the Truth in Lending Act (15 U.S.C. 1601 <E T="03">et seq.</E>)."""
        kt = KeyTerms(None)
        results = kt.process(node)
        self.assertEqual(results, None)

def collapsed_markers_matches(node_text, tagged_text):
    """Find collapsed markers, i.e. tree node paragraphs that begin within a
    single XML node, within this text. Remove citations and other false
    positives. This is pretty hacky right now -- it focuses on the plain
    text but takes cues from the tagged text. @todo: streamline logic"""
    # In addition to the regex above, keyterms are an acceptable prefix. We
    # therefore convert keyterms to satisfy the above regex
    node_for_keyterms = Node(node_text, node_type=Node.INTERP,
                             label=[get_first_interp_marker(node_text)])
    node_for_keyterms.tagged_text = tagged_text
    keyterm = KeyTerms.get_keyterm(node_for_keyterms)
    if keyterm:
        node_text = node_text.replace(keyterm, '.'*len(keyterm))

    collapsed_markers = []
    for marker in _first_markers:
        possible = ((m, m.start(), m.end())
                    for m in marker.finditer(node_text) if m.start() > 0)
        possible = remove_citation_overlaps(node_text, possible)
        # If certain characters follow, kill it
        for following in ("e.", ")", u"”", '"', "'"):
            possible = [(m, s, end) for m, s, end in possible
                        if not node_text[end:].startswith(following)]
        possible = [m for m, _, _ in possible]
        # As all "1." collapsed markers must be emphasized, run a quick
        # check to weed out some false positives
        if '<E T="03">1' not in tagged_text:
            possible = filter(lambda m: m.group(1) != '1', possible)
        collapsed_markers.extend(possible)
    return collapsed_markers

    def test_emphasis_later(self):
        """ Don't pick up something that is emphasized later in a paragraph as
        a key-term. """
        node = Node(
            '(a) This has a list: apples et seq.',
            label=['101', '22', 'a'],
            tagged_text='(a) This has a list: apples <E T="03">et seq.</E>')

        assert KeyTerms.keyterm_in_node(node) is None

    def test_emphasis_close_to_front(self):
        """ An emphasized word is close to the front, but is not a key term.
        """

        node = Node(
            '(a) T et seq. has a list: apples',
            label=['101', '22', 'a'],
            tagged_text='(a) T <E T="03">et seq.</E> has a list: apples')

        assert KeyTerms.keyterm_in_node(node) is None