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Looks up matches to regular expressions in a dictionary within a single token and then tags the match with one or more semantic tags as an alternative representation. |
Operates On: Lexical Items with TOKEN and possibly other flags as specified below.
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All possibilities are tagged, including overlaps and sub-patterns, with the expectation that later disambiguation stages will choose which tags are the correct interpretation. |
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Configuration Parameters
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summary | The resource containing the pattern database |
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name | patterns |
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required | true |
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- For the format see below.
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"patterns":"regex-provider:patterns" |
Example Output
In the following example, "number" is in the dictionary as a regex for using "[0-9]+" and "[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+" :
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V--------------------------------------[What's your name 12 @#$ 25 63.3]---------------------------------------V
^-----[What's]-----V--[your]--V--[name]--V-----[12]-----V--[@#$]--V-----[25]-----V-----------[63.3]------------^
^--[What]--V--[s]--^ ^--[{number}]--^ ^--[{number}]--^-----[63]-----V-----[3]------^
^-----[what's]-----^ ^---------[{number}]----------^
^--[what]--^ ^--[{number}]--^--[{number}]--^
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Notice that on the example for Regex Pattern Stage the "self-name" tag would have a potential match with "What's your name". However, the Simple Regex Stage does not lookup for matches beyond a single token (as the Regex Patter Stage does). |
Output Flags
Lex-Item Flags
- SEMANTIC_TAG - Identifies all lexical items that are semantic tags.
- PROCESSED - Placed on all tokens that compose the semantic tag.
Vertex Flags:
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No vertices are created in this stage |
Resource Data
The regex pattern must have an "pattern dictionary" (a string to JSON map) which is a list of JSON records, indexed by entity ID. In addition, there may also be a pattern map and a token index.
The only required file is the pattern dictionary. It is a series of JSON records, typically indexed by entity ID.
Each JSON record represents an entity. The format is as follows:
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"_id" : "KGAAJGsBemSwA0nZTLXA",
"tag" : "number",
"pattern" : "[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+",
"options" : {
"caseInsensitive" : true,
"literal" : false
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"confAdjust": 0.95
. . . additional fields as needed go here . . . |
Notes
- Multiple patterns can have the same entry.
- Additional fielded data can be added to the record.
- As needed by downstream processes.
Fields
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summary | Tag which will identify any match in the graph, as an interpretation |
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name | tag |
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required | true |
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summary | Pattern to match in the content |
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name | pattern |
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required | true |
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- Options
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summary | When this flag is specified then the input string that specifies the pattern is treated as a sequence of literal characters. Metacharacters or escape sequences in the input sequence will be given no special meaning. |
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default | false |
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name | literal |
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summary | Set to true if the pattern is not case sensitive. |
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default | true |
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name | caseInsensitive |
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type | boolean |
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