Token Classification
Transformers
Safetensors
Ancient Greek (to 1453)
char_bert_joint
ancient-greek
classical-philology
character-level
part-of-speech-tagging
lemmatization
dependency-parsing
custom_code
Instructions to use Ericu950/CharDiff-grc-tagger-parser with libraries, inference providers, notebooks, and local apps. Follow these links to get started.
- Libraries
- Transformers
How to use Ericu950/CharDiff-grc-tagger-parser with Transformers:
# Use a pipeline as a high-level helper from transformers import pipeline pipe = pipeline("token-classification", model="Ericu950/CharDiff-grc-tagger-parser", trust_remote_code=True)# Load model directly from transformers import AutoModel model = AutoModel.from_pretrained("Ericu950/CharDiff-grc-tagger-parser", trust_remote_code=True, device_map="auto") - Notebooks
- Google Colab
- Kaggle
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Turns one or more already word-tokenized sentences into the model's input tensors (the same
four character planes as the base CharBertProcessor, plus a `word_id` array pooling characters
into words, a `cap` plane -- an actual model input for this fine-tuned checkpoint, unlike the
base model where capitalization is output-only -- and a `seg_id` plane), and decodes the
model's raw logits back into predictions. The model's NATIVE tag/relation inventory is the
Perseus/AGDT scheme (9-position morphological tags; Prague-style dependency relations like
SBJ/OBJ/ATR/COORD/AuxP -- the scheme its OGA training treebank uses), not Universal
Dependencies. Pass `ud=True` to `decode()` for Universal Dependencies-style output instead
(UPOS/FEATS/deprel) -- see `to_ud()` below for the conversion and its scope/limitations.
Interface: call the processor with `List[str]` (one already-tokenized sentence, e.g.
`["ὁ", "ἄνθρωπος", "τρέχει", "."]`) or `List[List[str]]` (a batch of such sentences) --
i.e. tokens are CoNLL-U-style FORMs, punctuation already split into its own element. This
mirrors tagger/dataset.py's `sent.tokens` convention directly (each token's FORM is encoded
independently) without pulling in a real Greek word tokenizer as a dependency; a convenience
`.tokenize(text)` staticmethod is provided for plain-text input (naive whitespace split +
peeling off trailing sentence punctuation), which is enough for a usage-example sentence but
is not a substitute for real tokenization on running text.
Not a `PreTrainedTokenizer` subclass, for the same reason as the base CharBertProcessor: the
underlying encoding is parallel per-letter planes, not a single token-id stream. Follows the
same `register_for_auto_class` mechanism, so `AutoProcessor.from_pretrained(repo_id,
trust_remote_code=True)` works the same way.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import json
import re
import unicodedata
from pathlib import Path
import numpy as np
import torch
PAD_ID = 26
UNK_BND, UNK_DIA, UNK_PUNCT = 3, 48, 6
ALPHABET = "αβγδεζηθικλμνξοπρστυφχψω"
LETTER_IDS = {c: i for i, c in enumerate(ALPHABET)}
ID2LETTER = np.array(list(ALPHABET))
_EXTRA_BASE = {
"ς": "σ", "ϲ": "σ", "Ϲ": "σ", "ϐ": "β", "ϑ": "θ", "ϕ": "φ", "ϰ": "κ", "ϱ": "ρ", "ϖ": "π",
}
_MARK_MAP = {
0x0301: "acute", 0x0341: "acute", 0x0300: "grave", 0x0340: "grave",
0x0342: "circ", 0x0302: "circ", 0x0313: "smooth", 0x0343: "smooth",
0x0314: "rough", 0x0345: "iota", 0x0308: "diaer",
}
_ACC = {"acute": 1, "grave": 2, "circ": 3}
_BR = {"smooth": 1, "rough": 2}
_PUNCT_CLASS = {",": 1, "·": 2, "·": 2, ":": 3} # small punct-plane LUT (comma/mid-dot/colon);
# sentence-final .;!? are captured via the
# boundary plane instead, same convention as
# processing_char_bert.py's base processor.
def _pack_dia(acc, br, iota, diaer):
return ((acc * 3 + br) * 2 + iota) * 2 + diaer
# ==== Universal Dependencies conversion ========================================================
#
# The model's native output is the Perseus/AGDT annotation scheme its OGA training treebank
# uses: a 9-position morphological tag (pos.person.number.tense.mood.voice.gender.case.degree,
# one letter per position, "-" for n/a) and Prague-style dependency relations (SBJ, OBJ, ATR,
# ADV, PNOM, PRED, APOS, COORD, Aux*, ATV/AtvV, ExD, MWE, OCOMP) -- NOT Universal Dependencies.
#
# This is a solved, documented conversion problem, not something designed from scratch here:
# both UD_Ancient_Greek-Perseus and UD_Ancient_Greek-PROIEL are themselves automatic
# conversions of exactly this annotation style, via Zeman & Ramasamy's HamleDT pipeline
# (Zeman et al. 2014, "HamleDT: Harmonized Multi-Language Dependency Treebank", LRE) --
# specifically Treex::Block::HamleDT::{GRC::Harmonize,HarmonizePerseus,Udep} and
# Treex::Tool::PhraseBuilder::PragueToUD (github.com/ufal/treex), plus the morphology decoder
# Lingua::Interset::Tagset::GRC::Conll (github.com/dan-zeman/interset). The tables and
# restructuring rules below port that design to our exact tag/relation inventory.
#
# Two relations require real TREE restructuring, not just a label rename, because UD attaches
# function words/conjuncts differently than Prague style:
# - COORD: Prague style makes the coordinating conjunction the head, conjuncts its children.
# UD makes the FIRST conjunct the head, the conjunction becomes a `cc` dependent of it, and
# other conjuncts become `conj` dependents.
# - AuxP: Prague style makes the preposition the head of its complement. UD reverses this:
# the nominal complement becomes the head, the preposition becomes a `case` dependent of it.
# - Pnom (predicate nominal / copula): Prague style makes the copula verb the head with the
# nominal attached as Pnom. UD makes the NOMINAL the head, the copula a `cop` dependent,
# and reattaches the subject to the nominal instead of the verb.
#
# What relation does the PROMOTED node (first conjunct / nominal complement) get in UD, given
# it used to be a plain dependent of COORD/AuxP? In full AGDT/HamleDT, the coordinator's or
# preposition's own outbound relation carries the phrase's true external function via a
# _CO/_AP label suffix (e.g. "Sb_Co"), which HamleDT strips off and hands to the promoted node.
# Our 24-label inventory has no such suffix mechanism -- verified directly against real training
# examples in oga_sota.conllu (e.g. "ἀπὸ" and "ἕως" each attach to their external governor with
# deprel=AuxP verbatim, and "καὶ" attaches with deprel=COORD verbatim, regardless of whether the
# phrase functions as a locative adjunct, a coordinated subject, or anything else). So the label
# itself never carries a recoverable function here, and the promoted node gets UD's generic
# fallback instead of a falsely precise guess: "obl" for AuxP nominals, "dep" for COORD first
# conjuncts (see Stage 1/2 below).
#
# SCOPE: this ports the core, well-documented HamleDT/UD restructuring rules and a straight
# per-label relabeling for everything else. It does NOT replicate every Ancient-Greek-specific
# refinement in the full pipeline (e.g. GRC::Harmonize's regex-based negation-particle
# splitting, or the is_member/shared-modifier _CO/_AP distinction discussed above) -- treat this
# as a faithful, reasonably-scoped port, not a byte-exact reproduction of the official
# UD_Ancient_Greek-Perseus release.
# position 1 (POS) -> UD UPOS. 'c' defaults to CCONJ, refined to SCONJ if its converted deprel
# is "mark" (i.e. it was AuxC); 'v' stays VERB regardless of mood (participles etc. get
# VerbForm=Part as a feature, not a UPOS change, matching standard UD_Ancient_Greek practice).
_POS_TO_UPOS = {
"a": "ADJ", "c": "CCONJ", "d": "ADV", "g": "PART", "i": "INTJ", "l": "DET",
"m": "NUM", "n": "NOUN", "p": "PRON", "r": "ADP", "u": "PUNCT", "v": "VERB", "x": "X",
}
_NUMBER = {"d": "Dual", "p": "Plur", "s": "Sing"}
_TENSE_ASPECT = { # (Tense, Aspect-or-None); aorist/perfect/future-perfect analysis per
"a": ("Past", "Perf"), # aorist = perfective past
"f": ("Fut", None),
"i": ("Past", "Imp"), # imperfect
"l": ("Pqp", None), # pluperfect
"p": ("Pres", None),
"r": ("Pres", "Perf"), # perfect = present relevance of a completed action
"t": ("Fut", "Perf"), # future perfect
}
_MOOD_VERBFORM = { # (Mood-or-None, VerbForm)
"i": ("Ind", "Fin"), "s": ("Sub", "Fin"), "o": ("Opt", "Fin"), "m": ("Imp", "Fin"),
"n": (None, "Inf"), "p": (None, "Part"), "g": (None, "Gdv"),
}
_VOICE = {"a": "Act", "m": "Mid", "p": "Pass", "e": "Mid"} # e = mediopassive, approximated as Mid
_GENDER = {"c": "Com", "f": "Fem", "m": "Masc", "n": "Neut"}
_CASE = {"a": "Acc", "d": "Dat", "g": "Gen", "n": "Nom", "v": "Voc"}
_DEGREE = {"c": "Cmp", "s": "Sup"}
def xpos_to_upos_feats(xpos: str) -> tuple[str, dict]:
"""9-position Perseus/AGDT tag (e.g. "v3spia---") -> (UD UPOS, UD FEATS dict).
"-" in any position means not applicable/unspecified and is simply omitted from FEATS."""
pos = xpos[0] if xpos else "x"
upos = _POS_TO_UPOS.get(pos, "X")
feats = {}
rest = xpos[1:].ljust(8, "-")
person, number, tense, mood, voice, gender, case, degree = rest[:8]
if person in "123":
feats["Person"] = person
if number in _NUMBER:
feats["Number"] = _NUMBER[number]
if tense in _TENSE_ASPECT:
t, a = _TENSE_ASPECT[tense]
feats["Tense"] = t
if a:
feats["Aspect"] = a
if mood in _MOOD_VERBFORM:
m, vf = _MOOD_VERBFORM[mood]
if m:
feats["Mood"] = m
feats["VerbForm"] = vf
if voice in _VOICE:
feats["Voice"] = _VOICE[voice]
if gender in _GENDER:
feats["Gender"] = _GENDER[gender]
if case in _CASE:
feats["Case"] = _CASE[case]
if degree in _DEGREE:
feats["Degree"] = _DEGREE[degree]
return upos, feats
# Straight per-label relabeling for everything that ISN'T COORD/AuxP/Pnom (those need the tree
# restructuring in to_ud() below). Homoglyph artifacts in the training treebank (Greek "Ζ"/"Κ"
# instead of Latin "Z"/"K" in a couple of AuxZ/AuxK instances) are normalized first.
_HOMOGLYPH_FIX = {"AuxΖ": "AuxZ", "AuxΚ": "AuxK"}
_SIMPLE_DEPREL = {
"SBJ": "nsubj", "OBJ": "obj", "OCOMP": "obj", "APOS": "appos",
"AuxC": "mark", "AuxV": "aux", "AuxG": "punct", "AuxK": "punct", "AuxX": "punct",
"AuxR": "expl", "AuxY": "cc", "AuxZ": "advmod", "AuxΖ": "advmod", "AuxΚ": "punct",
"ATV": "xcomp", "AtvV": "xcomp", "ExD": "orphan", "MWE": "fixed",
"PRED": "root",
}
def _normalize_deprel(label: str | None) -> str | None:
return _HOMOGLYPH_FIX.get(label, label)
def to_ud(sent: list[dict]) -> list[dict]:
"""Convert one sentence's native decode() output (list of {form, xpos, lemma, upos, head,
deprel} dicts, 1-indexed word order, head=0 meaning root) into UD-style output: each dict
becomes {form, lemma, upos (UD), xpos (native tag, kept as-is per UD convention that XPOS
is language-specific and optional), feats (dict), head, deprel (UD)}.
See the module-level comment above for the restructuring rules and scope/limitations.
"""
n = len(sent)
if n == 0:
return []
heads = [0] * (n + 1)
deprels = [None] * (n + 1)
native_upos = [None] * (n + 1)
for i, w in enumerate(sent, start=1):
heads[i] = w["head"] if w["head"] is not None else 0
deprels[i] = _normalize_deprel(w["deprel"])
native_upos[i] = w["upos"]
def children_of():
c = {i: [] for i in range(0, n + 1)}
for i in range(1, n + 1):
c.setdefault(heads[i], []).append(i)
return c
# Stage 1: COORD -> first-conjunct-head restructuring.
for c in [i for i in range(1, n + 1) if deprels[i] == "COORD"]:
kids = sorted(children_of().get(c, []))
if not kids:
continue
first, rest = kids[0], kids[1:]
heads[first] = heads[c]
deprels[first] = "dep" # COORD's own outbound label carries no recoverable function; see above
heads[c] = first
deprels[c] = "cc"
for k in rest:
heads[k] = first
if deprels[k] not in ("AuxG", "AuxK", "AuxX", "AuxΖ", "AuxΚ"): # not a punctuation child
deprels[k] = "conj"
# punctuation children just reattach to `first`, keeping their own (later-relabeled) deprel
# Stage 2: AuxP -> case restructuring (nominal complement becomes the head).
for p in [i for i in range(1, n + 1) if deprels[i] == "AuxP"]:
kids = sorted(children_of().get(p, []))
if not kids:
continue
nominal, others = kids[0], kids[1:]
heads[nominal] = heads[p]
deprels[nominal] = "obl" # AuxP's own outbound label carries no recoverable function; see above
heads[p] = nominal
deprels[p] = "case"
for o in others:
heads[o] = nominal
# Stage 3: Pnom (predicate nominal) -> copula reversal. The nominal becomes the head in
# place of the copula verb; the verb becomes `cop`; anything else attached to the verb
# (chiefly the subject) is reattached to the nominal.
for nom in [i for i in range(1, n + 1) if deprels[i] == "PNOM"]:
verb = heads[nom]
if verb == 0:
continue
heads[nom] = heads[verb]
deprels[nom] = deprels[verb] if deprels[verb] != "PRED" else "root"
heads[verb] = nom
deprels[verb] = "cop"
for i in range(1, n + 1):
if i != nom and heads[i] == verb:
heads[i] = nom
# Stage 4: everything else -- straight relabel, with a few UPOS/context-sensitive refinements.
for i in range(1, n + 1):
d = deprels[i]
if d in ("cc", "conj", "case", "cop", "dep", "obl"): # already converted above
continue
if d == "ATR":
deprels[i] = ("det" if native_upos[i] == "l"
else "amod" if native_upos[i] == "a"
else "nmod")
elif d == "ADV":
deprels[i] = ("advmod" if native_upos[i] == "d"
else "advcl" if native_upos[i] == "v" else "obl")
elif d in _SIMPLE_DEPREL:
deprels[i] = _SIMPLE_DEPREL[d]
# else: already UD-style (e.g. a second pass over an already-converted label) or
# unrecognized -- left as-is rather than silently dropped.
out = []
for i, w in enumerate(sent, start=1):
upos, feats = xpos_to_upos_feats(w["xpos"])
if deprels[i] == "mark" and upos == "CCONJ":
upos = "SCONJ" # refine c (CCONJ default) once we know it introduced a subordinate clause
out.append(dict(form=w["form"], lemma=w["lemma"], upos=upos, xpos=w["xpos"],
feats=feats, head=heads[i], deprel=deprels[i]))
return out
# ---- edit-script machinery (tagger/edits.py, ported verbatim on strings) ---------------------
GRAVE, ACUTE = "̀", "́"
_STRIP_MARKS = {"̄", "̆", "̣"} # macron, breve, dot-below
def form_key(s: str) -> str:
"""Fold a surface form for script/lexicon keys: lowercase, grave->acute, strip
macron/breve/underdot. NFC output. (tagger.edits.form_key, verbatim.)"""
s = unicodedata.normalize("NFD", s.lower())
s = s.replace(GRAVE, ACUTE)
s = "".join(ch for ch in s if ch not in _STRIP_MARKS)
return unicodedata.normalize("NFC", s)
def apply_script(form: str, sc) -> str | None:
"""tagger.edits.apply_script, verbatim. sc = (p_cut, p_add, s_cut, s_add, cap)."""
p_cut, p_add, s_cut, s_add, _cap = sc
if len(form) < p_cut + s_cut:
return None
return p_add + form[p_cut:len(form) - s_cut or None] + s_add
# ---- per-word character classification (subset of processing_char_bert.py's _classify) -------
def classify_word(word: str):
"""NFD-normalize `word`; return (chars, dia, cap) int lists, or None if it has no Greek
letters (e.g. pure punctuation / digits / Latin -- these get no word slot, matching
tagger/dataset.py's encode_word/encode_sentence convention)."""
nfd = unicodedata.normalize("NFD", word)
chars, dia, cap = [], [], []
acc = br = iota = diaer = 0
for ch in nfd:
low = ch.lower()
base = low if low in LETTER_IDS else _EXTRA_BASE.get(low)
if base is not None:
chars.append(LETTER_IDS[base])
cap.append(1 if ch != low else 0)
dia.append(0)
acc = br = iota = diaer = 0
elif unicodedata.combining(ch) or ord(ch) in _MARK_MAP:
kind = _MARK_MAP.get(ord(ch))
if kind in _ACC:
acc = _ACC[kind]
elif kind in _BR:
br = _BR[kind]
elif kind == "iota":
iota = 1
elif kind == "diaer":
diaer = 1
if dia:
dia[-1] = _pack_dia(acc, br, iota, diaer)
# anything else inside a single pre-tokenized word (stray punctuation) is dropped
if not chars:
return None
return chars, dia, cap
def punct_class(tok: str) -> int:
"""Punctuation class a non-Greek token contributes to the preceding word's punct plane."""
return max((_PUNCT_CLASS.get(c, 0) for c in tok), default=0)
def encode_sentence(tokens: list[str]):
"""tokens: pre-tokenized FORMs (CoNLL-U-style; punctuation already its own element).
Returns (chars, boundary, dia, punct, cap, word_id, forms) for one packed sentence-row.
`forms` holds the surface FORM of each *encodable* (has-Greek-letters) token, in word-slot
order -- needed later to apply the lemma edit-script back onto real text."""
chars, boundary, dia, punct, cap, word_id = [], [], [], [], [], []
forms = []
w = 0
for tok in tokens:
enc = classify_word(tok)
if enc is None:
pc = punct_class(tok)
if pc and punct:
punct[-1] = max(punct[-1], pc)
continue
c, d, cp = enc
n = len(c)
chars.extend(c)
dia.extend(d)
cap.extend(cp)
punct.extend([0] * n)
boundary.extend([0] * (n - 1) + [1])
word_id.extend([w] * n)
forms.append(tok)
w += 1
if boundary:
boundary[-1] = 2 # sentence end
return chars, boundary, dia, punct, cap, word_id, forms
_TRAIL_PUNCT_RE = re.compile(r"^(.*?)([.;!?,·:]+)$")
class CharBertJointProcessor:
"""`processor(sentences)` -> dict of batched tensors ready for
`CharBertForTaggingAndParsing(**batch)`; `processor.decode(model_out, batch)` -> per-sentence
list of word-level (form, xpos, lemma, upos, head, deprel) records."""
def __init__(self, vocab: dict | None = None, deprel_vocab: list | None = None):
self.vocab = vocab or {}
self.deprel_vocab = deprel_vocab or []
self.scripts = [tuple(s[:4]) + (bool(s[4]),) for s in self.vocab.get("scripts", [])]
self.xpos_alpha = self.vocab.get("xpos_alpha", [])
self.tags = self.vocab.get("tags", [])
self.upos = self.vocab.get("upos", [])
self.lex_ft = self.vocab.get("lex_ft", {})
self.lex_f = self.vocab.get("lex_f", {})
self.nongreek = self.vocab.get("nongreek", {})
self.fallback_xpos = self.vocab.get("fallback_xpos", "u--------")
self.fallback_upos = self.vocab.get("fallback_upos", "u")
if self.xpos_alpha and self.tags:
xid = [{c: i for i, c in enumerate(a)} for a in self.xpos_alpha]
xpos_len = len(self.xpos_alpha)
self.tag_idx = torch.tensor(
[[xid[p].get(t[p] if p < len(t) else "-", 0) for p in range(xpos_len)]
for t in self.tags],
dtype=torch.long,
)
else:
self.tag_idx = None
self._script_pc = np.array([s[0] + s[2] for s in self.scripts]) if self.scripts else None
self._app_cache = {}
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- construction
@classmethod
def from_pretrained(cls, path, **_kwargs):
path = Path(path)
vocab = json.loads((path / "vocab.json").read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
deprel_vocab = json.loads((path / "deprel_vocab.json").read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
return cls(vocab, deprel_vocab)
def save_pretrained(self, save_directory, **_kwargs):
save_directory = Path(save_directory)
save_directory.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
(save_directory / "vocab.json").write_text(json.dumps(self.vocab, ensure_ascii=False))
(save_directory / "deprel_vocab.json").write_text(json.dumps(self.deprel_vocab, ensure_ascii=False))
(save_directory / "processor_config.json").write_text(
json.dumps({"processor_class": "CharBertJointProcessor"}))
@staticmethod
def tokenize(text: str) -> list[str]:
"""Naive plain-text -> token-list convenience: whitespace split + peel a run of
trailing sentence/clause punctuation off each whitespace-chunk into its own token.
Good enough for a short usage-example sentence; real corpora should be tokenized
properly (this is not a substitute for that)."""
out = []
for chunk in text.strip().split():
m = _TRAIL_PUNCT_RE.match(chunk)
if m and m.group(1):
out.append(m.group(1))
out.extend(list(m.group(2)))
else:
out.append(chunk)
return out
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- encode
def __call__(self, sentences: list[str] | list[list[str]]):
if not sentences:
raise ValueError("sentences must be non-empty")
if isinstance(sentences[0], str):
sentences = [sentences] # single sentence -> batch of 1
encs = [encode_sentence(s) for s in sentences]
B = len(encs)
Tmax = max(len(e[0]) for e in encs)
Tmax = max(Tmax, 1)
ids = np.full((B, Tmax), PAD_ID, dtype=np.int64)
bnd = np.zeros((B, Tmax), dtype=np.int64)
dia = np.zeros((B, Tmax), dtype=np.int64)
pct = np.zeros((B, Tmax), dtype=np.int64)
cp = np.zeros((B, Tmax), dtype=np.int64)
seg = np.zeros((B, Tmax), dtype=np.int64)
wid = np.full((B, Tmax), -1, dtype=np.int64)
all_forms = []
for b, (c, bd, d, p, ca, wi, forms) in enumerate(encs):
n = len(c)
if n:
ids[b, :n] = c
bnd[b, :n] = bd
dia[b, :n] = d
pct[b, :n] = p
cp[b, :n] = ca
seg[b, :n] = 1
wid[b, :n] = wi
all_forms.append(forms)
batch = dict(
input_ids=torch.from_numpy(ids),
boundary=torch.from_numpy(bnd),
dia=torch.from_numpy(dia),
punct=torch.from_numpy(pct),
cap=torch.from_numpy(cp),
seg_id=torch.from_numpy(seg),
word_id=torch.from_numpy(wid),
)
batch["_forms"] = all_forms # kept out-of-band: not a model input, needed for decoding
return batch
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- decode: xpos / upos
def decode_xpos(self, xpos_logits, word_mask, flat_logits=None):
"""Constrained decode: combine the 9 factored heads' log-probs (+ the flat full-tag
head's log-probs, if present) over the attested-tag inventory, argmax. Mirrors
tagger.decode.TagDecoder.xpos exactly."""
assert self.tag_idx is not None, "vocab.json (xpos_alpha/tags) required for xpos decode"
ti = self.tag_idx.to(xpos_logits[0].device)
score = 0
for p, lg in enumerate(xpos_logits):
lp = torch.log_softmax(lg.float(), -1)
score = score + lp[:, :, ti[:, p]]
if flat_logits is not None:
score = score + torch.log_softmax(flat_logits.float(), -1)
best = score.argmax(-1).cpu()
return [[self.tags[int(best[b, w])]
for w in range(word_mask.shape[1]) if word_mask[b, w]]
for b in range(word_mask.shape[0])]
def decode_upos(self, upos_logits, word_mask):
pred = upos_logits.argmax(-1).cpu()
return [[self.upos[int(pred[b, w])]
for w in range(word_mask.shape[1]) if word_mask[b, w]]
for b in range(word_mask.shape[0])]
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- decode: lemma
def _applicable(self, L):
if L not in self._app_cache:
self._app_cache[L] = self._script_pc <= L
return self._app_cache[L]
def decode_lemma(self, form: str, script_logprobs: torch.Tensor, xpos: str | None = None,
use_lexicon: bool = True, topk: int = 64) -> str:
"""script_logprobs: (n_scripts,) log-softmax for this word. Mirrors
tagger.decode.LemmaDecoder.__call__ exactly (lexicon-rescored edit script, with an
open-script fallback for OOV forms)."""
key = form_key(form)
copy_cap = form[:1] != form[:1].lower()
app = torch.from_numpy(self._applicable(len(key))).to(script_logprobs.device)
masked = script_logprobs.masked_fill(~app, -1e30)
k = min(topk, masked.shape[-1])
topv, topi = masked.topk(k)
topv, topi = topv.tolist(), topi.tolist()
if use_lexicon:
cands = None
if xpos is not None:
cands = self.lex_ft.get(key + "\t" + xpos)
if not cands:
cands = self.lex_f.get(key, {})
cands = dict(cands)
if cands:
lower = {}
for lemma in cands:
lower.setdefault(lemma.lower(), lemma)
best, best_s = None, -1e30
for s, i in zip(topv, topi):
if s <= -1e29:
break
out = apply_script(key, self.scripts[i])
lemma = lower.get(out)
if lemma is not None:
sc = s + 1e-3 * np.log1p(cands[lemma])
if sc > best_s:
best, best_s = lemma, sc
return best if best is not None else max(cands, key=cands.get)
sc = self.scripts[topi[0]]
lemma = apply_script(key, sc)
if lemma is None:
return form
if sc[4] or copy_cap:
lemma = lemma[:1].upper() + lemma[1:]
return lemma
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- decode: dependency arcs
@staticmethod
def decode_arcs(arc_scores, rel_scores):
"""Greedy per-token argmax head (0=root) + label argmax at the chosen head. Mirrors
parser.biaffine.BiaffineHead.decode exactly."""
heads_out = arc_scores.argmax(-1)
B, W = heads_out.shape
bi = torch.arange(B, device=arc_scores.device)[:, None].expand(B, W)
wi = torch.arange(W, device=arc_scores.device)[None, :].expand(B, W)
labels_out = rel_scores[bi, wi, heads_out].argmax(-1)
return heads_out.cpu(), labels_out.cpu()
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- full decode
def decode(self, model_out, batch, use_lexicon: bool = True, ud: bool = False) -> list[list[dict]]:
"""model_out: a CharBertJointOutput (or the equivalent return_dict=False tuple).
batch: the dict returned by __call__ (needs `_forms`).
-> per sentence, a list of dicts, word order.
Default (ud=False): the model's NATIVE Perseus/AGDT-style output --
{form, xpos, lemma, upos, head, deprel}, where `upos` is the Perseus single-letter
code (not UD) and `deprel` is a Prague-style relation (SBJ/OBJ/ATR/COORD/AuxP/...).
ud=True: Universal Dependencies-style output instead -- {form, lemma, upos (UD),
xpos (native tag, kept as-is per UD convention), feats (dict), head, deprel (UD)}.
See `to_ud()` for the conversion (a documented, but not 100%-official-treebank-exact,
port of the HamleDT/UD_Ancient_Greek-Perseus conversion methodology)."""
word_mask = model_out.word_mask if hasattr(model_out, "word_mask") else model_out[-1]
xpos_logits = model_out.xpos_logits if hasattr(model_out, "xpos_logits") else model_out[0]
script_logits = model_out.script_logits if hasattr(model_out, "script_logits") else model_out[1]
upos_logits = model_out.upos_logits if hasattr(model_out, "upos_logits") else model_out[2]
flat_logits = model_out.flat_logits if hasattr(model_out, "flat_logits") else model_out[3]
arc_scores = model_out.arc_scores if hasattr(model_out, "arc_scores") else model_out[4]
rel_scores = model_out.rel_scores if hasattr(model_out, "rel_scores") else model_out[5]
xpos_pred = self.decode_xpos(xpos_logits, word_mask, flat_logits=flat_logits)
upos_pred = self.decode_upos(upos_logits, word_mask)
script_logprobs = torch.log_softmax(script_logits.float(), -1) # (B,W,n_script)
heads_out, labels_out = (None, None)
if arc_scores is not None:
heads_out, labels_out = self.decode_arcs(arc_scores, rel_scores)
forms_batch = batch["_forms"]
results = []
for b, forms in enumerate(forms_batch):
n = len(forms)
sent_out = []
for w in range(n):
form = forms[w]
xpos = xpos_pred[b][w]
upos = upos_pred[b][w]
lemma = self.decode_lemma(form, script_logprobs[b, w], xpos=xpos, use_lexicon=use_lexicon)
head = int(heads_out[b, w]) if heads_out is not None else None
deprel = (self.deprel_vocab[int(labels_out[b, w])]
if labels_out is not None and self.deprel_vocab else None)
sent_out.append(dict(form=form, xpos=xpos, lemma=lemma, upos=upos,
head=head, deprel=deprel))
results.append(to_ud(sent_out) if ud else sent_out)
return results
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