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From: Haejoong L. <hae...@ld...> - 2004-07-12 19:30:06
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Dear Fredrik, Thanks for reporting the problem. I've fixed the problem in the CVS, and posted a recompiled XLabel plugin. You can find this plugin in the sourceforge project web: https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=25216&package_id=19318 The package name is: aglib-2.0.1-linux-i386-glibc225-1-supplement-agfio_XLabel.tgz Please let me know if you have any problem. Thanks, -Haejoong On Sun, Jul 11, 2004 at 10:10:52AM +0200, Fredrik Karlsson wrote: > Dear list, > > I'm using the precompiled version of agtk for linux and want to load som > files in the XLabel format. This is a example file: > > signal F10_2002-08-28m_511_1_sto > type 0 > color 121 > comment created using WaveSurfer ons jan 14 15:22:52 2004 > font -misc-*-bold-*-*-*-15-*-*-*-*-*-*-* > separator ; > nfields 1 > # > 0.179313 121 > 0.273842 121 s > 0.407352 121 t > 0.796188 121 Oo > > When I parse this file and look at the XML tree, I find that an anchor > is missing: > > > <?xml version="1.0"?> > <!DOCTYPE AGSet SYSTEM "ag.dtd"> > <AGSet id="TIMIT" version="1.0" > xmlns="http://www.ldc.upenn.edu/atlas/ag/" > xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" > xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/DC/documents/rec-dces-19990702.htm"> > <Metadata> > </Metadata> > <Timeline id="TIMIT:T1"> > </Timeline> > <AG id="TIMIT:1" timeline="TIMIT:T1"> > <Anchor id="TIMIT:1:1" offset="0.000000"></Anchor> > <Anchor id="TIMIT:1:2" offset="0.407352"></Anchor> > <Anchor id="TIMIT:1:3" offset="0.796188"></Anchor> > <Annotation id="TIMIT:1:E1" type="" start="TIMIT:1:1" end="TIMIT:1:2"> > <Feature name="label">t</Feature> > </Annotation> > <Annotation id="TIMIT:1:E2" type="" start="TIMIT:1:2" end="TIMIT:1:3"> > <Feature name="label">Oo</Feature> > </Annotation> > </AG> > </AGSet> > > Strangelly enough, it is the second one that has been removed, and also > the second annotation! (The 's' in this case). > If I insert an '_' instead of the empty label in the labelfile, I ge the > correct output: > > <?xml version="1.0"?> > <!DOCTYPE AGSet SYSTEM "ag.dtd"> > <AGSet id="TIMIT" version="1.0" > xmlns="http://www.ldc.upenn.edu/atlas/ag/" > xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" > xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/DC/documents/rec-dces-19990702.htm"> > <Metadata> > </Metadata> > <Timeline id="TIMIT:T1"> > </Timeline> > <AG id="TIMIT:1" timeline="TIMIT:T1"> > <Anchor id="TIMIT:1:1" offset="0.000000"></Anchor> > <Anchor id="TIMIT:1:2" offset="0.273842"></Anchor> > <Anchor id="TIMIT:1:3" offset="0.407352"></Anchor> > <Anchor id="TIMIT:1:4" offset="0.796188"></Anchor> > <Annotation id="TIMIT:1:E1" type="" start="TIMIT:1:1" end="TIMIT:1:2"> > <Feature name="label">s</Feature> > </Annotation> > <Annotation id="TIMIT:1:E2" type="" start="TIMIT:1:2" end="TIMIT:1:3"> > <Feature name="label">t</Feature> > </Annotation> > <Annotation id="TIMIT:1:E3" type="" start="TIMIT:1:3" end="TIMIT:1:4"> > <Feature name="label">Oo</Feature> > </Annotation> > </AG> > </AGSet> > > Checking the sources, it seems like 'xre2' of XLabelFile.cc would handle > this case OK, but it doesn't seem to work anyway. Or perhaps I'm doing > something stupid. > > Yours, > > /Fredrik Karlsson > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email sponsored by Black Hat Briefings & Training. > Attend Black Hat Briefings & Training, Las Vegas July 24-29 - > digital self defense, top technical experts, no vendor pitches, > unmatched networking opportunities. Visit www.blackhat.com > _______________________________________________ > agtk-devel mailing list > agt...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/agtk-devel |
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From: Fredrik K. <fre...@li...> - 2004-07-11 08:08:33
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Dear list,
I'm using the precompiled version of agtk for linux and want to load som
files in the XLabel format. This is a example file:
signal F10_2002-08-28m_511_1_sto
type 0
color 121
comment created using WaveSurfer ons jan 14 15:22:52 2004
font -misc-*-bold-*-*-*-15-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
separator ;
nfields 1
#
0.179313 121
0.273842 121 s
0.407352 121 t
0.796188 121 Oo
When I parse this file and look at the XML tree, I find that an anchor
is missing:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE AGSet SYSTEM "ag.dtd">
<AGSet id="TIMIT" version="1.0"
xmlns="http://www.ldc.upenn.edu/atlas/ag/"
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/DC/documents/rec-dces-19990702.htm">
<Metadata>
</Metadata>
<Timeline id="TIMIT:T1">
</Timeline>
<AG id="TIMIT:1" timeline="TIMIT:T1">
<Anchor id="TIMIT:1:1" offset="0.000000"></Anchor>
<Anchor id="TIMIT:1:2" offset="0.407352"></Anchor>
<Anchor id="TIMIT:1:3" offset="0.796188"></Anchor>
<Annotation id="TIMIT:1:E1" type="" start="TIMIT:1:1" end="TIMIT:1:2">
<Feature name="label">t</Feature>
</Annotation>
<Annotation id="TIMIT:1:E2" type="" start="TIMIT:1:2" end="TIMIT:1:3">
<Feature name="label">Oo</Feature>
</Annotation>
</AG>
</AGSet>
Strangelly enough, it is the second one that has been removed, and also
the second annotation! (The 's' in this case).
If I insert an '_' instead of the empty label in the labelfile, I ge the
correct output:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE AGSet SYSTEM "ag.dtd">
<AGSet id="TIMIT" version="1.0"
xmlns="http://www.ldc.upenn.edu/atlas/ag/"
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/DC/documents/rec-dces-19990702.htm">
<Metadata>
</Metadata>
<Timeline id="TIMIT:T1">
</Timeline>
<AG id="TIMIT:1" timeline="TIMIT:T1">
<Anchor id="TIMIT:1:1" offset="0.000000"></Anchor>
<Anchor id="TIMIT:1:2" offset="0.273842"></Anchor>
<Anchor id="TIMIT:1:3" offset="0.407352"></Anchor>
<Anchor id="TIMIT:1:4" offset="0.796188"></Anchor>
<Annotation id="TIMIT:1:E1" type="" start="TIMIT:1:1" end="TIMIT:1:2">
<Feature name="label">s</Feature>
</Annotation>
<Annotation id="TIMIT:1:E2" type="" start="TIMIT:1:2" end="TIMIT:1:3">
<Feature name="label">t</Feature>
</Annotation>
<Annotation id="TIMIT:1:E3" type="" start="TIMIT:1:3" end="TIMIT:1:4">
<Feature name="label">Oo</Feature>
</Annotation>
</AG>
</AGSet>
Checking the sources, it seems like 'xre2' of XLabelFile.cc would handle
this case OK, but it doesn't seem to work anyway. Or perhaps I'm doing
something stupid.
Yours,
/Fredrik Karlsson
|
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From: Steven B. <sb...@cs...> - 2004-05-17 12:01:46
|
Hi Nikhil,
On Mon, 2004-05-17 at 06:01, Nikhil Dinesh wrote:
> More abstractly the arguments are multiple partially-overlapping
> discontinuous spans of text and I was wondering:
>
> a. What is the ag recommendation for such spans? There seem to be
> may ways to go about it.
The most extended discussion of the use of AGs for annotating discourse
and dialogue is in:
@inproceedings{BirdLiberman99dtag,
author={Steven Bird and Mark Liberman},
title={Annotation graphs as a framework for multidimensional
linguistic data analysis},
year=1999,
booktitle={Towards Standards and Tools for Discourse Tagging --
Proceedings of the Workshop},
publisher={Somerset, NJ: Association for Computational Linguistics},
pages={1--10},
note={[xxx.lanl.gov/abs/cs.CL/9907003]}
}
In general, annotate higher-order relations between text spans by employing labels which reference other annotations.
> b. How does ag represent syntactic traces? As self-loops?
No, since AGs are acyclic. Instead, you set up two anchors having the
same offset. The trace annotation connects these anchors.
> c. If I do convert it to the spec, is there a display and query part
> of the toolkit that would work on it?
In short, no. Each of the existing tools (MultiTrans, TableTrans,
TreeTrans, InterTrans, ...) makes assumptions about the data which are
likely to be incompatible with your model. However, there's a chance
that more recent applications developed at LDC, not currently
distributed with the toolkit, would meet your needs.
-Steven Bird
|
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From: Nikhil D. <ni...@se...> - 2004-05-16 20:01:13
|
Hi, Im trying to integrate annotations for the Penn Treebank and the Discourse Treebank. The discourse annotations have discontinuities in them. For example consider: John left the party because he was tired. He returned later however after having rested awhile. "however" is a connective potentially relating the propositions: a. John left the party b. [He returned later] [after having rested awhile.] Similarly "because" is a connective relating: a. John left the party b. he was tired More abstractly the arguments are multiple partially-overlapping discontinuous spans of text and I was wondering: a. What is the ag recommendation for such spans? There seem to be may ways to go about it. b. How does ag represent syntactic traces? As self-loops? c. If I do convert it to the spec, is there a display and query part of the toolkit that would work on it? Also I couldnt get at the DTD from the website. Thanks, Nikhil. |
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From: Magnus N. <ma...@sp...> - 2004-03-26 13:11:33
|
Hi, I tried MultiTrans with activetcl/8.4.6.0 since I was trying to add some functions from the xml-package that's included there. That made the script complain about the tkTextSetCursor command that's used in AGAPPS/tcl/agtk/ag-text.tcl. This command is not a public tcl command and it's no longer supported in the activetcl distributions. Neither is any of the tk[A-Z]* commands as far as I know. So instead of lines like: tkTextSetCursor $w [expr $index + 1].end change to: $w mark set last [expr $index + 1].end I've tried it both with activetcl/8.4.6.0 and activetcl/8.4.1.0 and it's working as far as I know. /Magnus -- Magnus Nordstrand ma...@sp... Centre for Speech Technology Tel: +46 8 790 8965 KTH Fax: +46 8 790 7854 S-100 44 STOCKHOLM Cell: +4670 491 3673 |
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From: Steven B. <sb...@ld...> - 2004-03-25 23:46:08
|
Many thanks Magnus! -Steven Bird On Fri, 2004-03-26 at 03:14, Magnus Nordstrand wrote: > I've managed to get it to work on my RedHat 9.0. I'm using xercesc/2.0, > aglib/2.0.1, activetcl/8.4.1.0 and I checked out the agapps/2.0 from cvs. > > There's a bug in the file AGAPPS/tcl/agtk/multi.conf. > It declares some options (-wavefill is one of them) in the beginning of > that file that are no longer supported. You need to comment out those in > the file multi.conf. > The options not supported are: > -wavefill > -selectfill > -framecolor > -fillcolor > -overviewheight > > I'm not sure this is the best solution (or description of the > problem..), but it worked for me. > > To check out AGAPPS from CVS (also described on the cvs page): > cvs -d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/agtk login > (press enter) > cvs -z3 -d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/agtk co AGAPPS > > Magnus Nordstrand |
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From: Sean H. <she...@ug...> - 2004-03-25 18:57:32
|
Perfect! At least, I think so, I haven't tested thoroughly
yet, but I'm getting the GUI and it loads sound and makes the
annotations. I'll test everything else out now. It was
commenting out the offending passages in the multi.conf file
that made all the difference.
Thanks,
Sean
---- Original message ----
>Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 17:14:57 +0100
>From: Magnus Nordstrand <ma...@sp...>
>Subject: Re: [agtk-devel] MultiTrans on Linux
>To: agt...@li...
>
>I've managed to get it to work on my RedHat 9.0. I'm using
xercesc/2.0,
>aglib/2.0.1, activetcl/8.4.1.0 and I checked out the
agapps/2.0 from cvs.
>
>There's a bug in the file AGAPPS/tcl/agtk/multi.conf.
>It declares some options (-wavefill is one of them) in the
beginning of
>that file that are no longer supported. You need to comment
out those in
>the file multi.conf.
>The options not supported are:
>-wavefill
>-selectfill
>-framecolor
>-fillcolor
>-overviewheight
>
>I'm not sure this is the best solution (or description of the
>problem..), but it worked for me.
>
>To check out AGAPPS from CVS (also described on the cvs page):
>cvs -d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/agtk login
>(press enter)
>cvs -z3
-d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/agtk co AGAPPS
>
>Magnus Nordstrand
>
>--
>Magnus Nordstrand ma...@sp...
>Centre for Speech Technology Tel: +46 8 790 8965
>KTH Fax: +46 8 790 7854
>S-100 44 STOCKHOLM Cell: +4670 491 3673
>
>
>Sean Hendricks wrote:
>
>>Greetings all,
>>
>>So, I was trying to get MultiTrans and TableTrans working on
>>my Redhat 9.0 machine. But, I seem to be having some
>>difficulty, particularly with MultiTrans.
>>
>>I went through the README file and did all the tests, and
>>nothing went wrong. The wish interpreter can find all the
>>packages discussed in the README. So, I think I'm good to go
>>there.
>>
>>However, when I try to start it up by entering 'wish
>>MultiTrans.tcl,' I get an error message that looks like the
>>following:
>>
>>Error in startup script: unknown option "-wavefill"
>> while executing
>>"error "unknown option \"$opt\"""
>> ("default" arm line 2)
>> invoked from within
>>"switch -- $opt {
>> -background -
>> -foreground -
>> -troughcolor -
>> -cursorcolor {
>> $wid(wavebar) configure $opt $val
>> }
>> -icons {
>>
>> }
>> ..."
>> (procedure "wsurf::configure" line 10)
>> invoked from within
>>"wsurf::configure .surfer.surf -wavefill #000000"
>> ("eval" body line 1)
>> invoked from within
>>"eval wsurf::$cmd .surfer.surf $args"
>> (procedure ".surfer.surf" line 1)
>> invoked from within
>>"$widget configure -wavefill "#000000""
>> (file "./agtk/multi.conf" line 31)
>> invoked from within
>>"source $configFile"
>> (procedure "loadConfiguration" line 3)
>> invoked from within
>>"loadConfiguration $w $a(-configuration)"
>> (procedure "wsurf::create" line 161)
>> invoked from within
>>"wsurf::create .surfer.surf -configuration ./agtk/multi.conf
>>-messageProc setMsg -progressProc snack::progressCallback"
>> ("eval" body line 1)
>> invoked from within
>>"eval wsurf::create $w $args"
>> (procedure "wsurf" line 1)
>> invoked from within
>>"wsurf $gv(waveForm) -configuration $gv(WaveSurferConfig) \
>> -messageProc setMsg -progressProc
>>snack::progressCallback "
>> (file "MultiTrans.tcl" line 1155)
>>
>>Ok, so I'm thinking that something went wrong. I looked in
>>the code and saw that the program has two other package
>>requirements that it must find: agtk and ag-wsurf. I tried
>>the commands 'package require ag-wsurf' and 'package require
>>agtk' in wish and it couldn't find either of them. I even
>>tried different version commands and made a copy of the script
>>without the -exact tags. Nada. Now, there is an agtk
>>directory in the same directory as the MultiTrans.tcl script.
>> Within that agtk directory, is an ag-wsurf.tcl file. Now,
>>I'm not very good with Tcl/Tk, so I'm not really sure if those
>>are the packages that it should be looking for. If they are,
>>any ideas why wish can't find them?
>>
>>Sean Hendricks
>>
>>
>>-------------------------------------------------------
>>This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials
>>Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President
and CEO of
>>GenToo technologies. Learn everything from fundamentals to
system
>>administration.http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1470&alloc_id=3638&op=click
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>
>
>
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From: Magnus N. <ma...@sp...> - 2004-03-25 16:15:16
|
I've managed to get it to work on my RedHat 9.0. I'm using xercesc/2.0,
aglib/2.0.1, activetcl/8.4.1.0 and I checked out the agapps/2.0 from cvs.
There's a bug in the file AGAPPS/tcl/agtk/multi.conf.
It declares some options (-wavefill is one of them) in the beginning of
that file that are no longer supported. You need to comment out those in
the file multi.conf.
The options not supported are:
-wavefill
-selectfill
-framecolor
-fillcolor
-overviewheight
I'm not sure this is the best solution (or description of the
problem..), but it worked for me.
To check out AGAPPS from CVS (also described on the cvs page):
cvs -d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/agtk login
(press enter)
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/agtk co AGAPPS
Magnus Nordstrand
--
Magnus Nordstrand ma...@sp...
Centre for Speech Technology Tel: +46 8 790 8965
KTH Fax: +46 8 790 7854
S-100 44 STOCKHOLM Cell: +4670 491 3673
Sean Hendricks wrote:
>Greetings all,
>
>So, I was trying to get MultiTrans and TableTrans working on
>my Redhat 9.0 machine. But, I seem to be having some
>difficulty, particularly with MultiTrans.
>
>I went through the README file and did all the tests, and
>nothing went wrong. The wish interpreter can find all the
>packages discussed in the README. So, I think I'm good to go
>there.
>
>However, when I try to start it up by entering 'wish
>MultiTrans.tcl,' I get an error message that looks like the
>following:
>
>Error in startup script: unknown option "-wavefill"
> while executing
>"error "unknown option \"$opt\"""
> ("default" arm line 2)
> invoked from within
>"switch -- $opt {
> -background -
> -foreground -
> -troughcolor -
> -cursorcolor {
> $wid(wavebar) configure $opt $val
> }
> -icons {
>
> }
> ..."
> (procedure "wsurf::configure" line 10)
> invoked from within
>"wsurf::configure .surfer.surf -wavefill #000000"
> ("eval" body line 1)
> invoked from within
>"eval wsurf::$cmd .surfer.surf $args"
> (procedure ".surfer.surf" line 1)
> invoked from within
>"$widget configure -wavefill "#000000""
> (file "./agtk/multi.conf" line 31)
> invoked from within
>"source $configFile"
> (procedure "loadConfiguration" line 3)
> invoked from within
>"loadConfiguration $w $a(-configuration)"
> (procedure "wsurf::create" line 161)
> invoked from within
>"wsurf::create .surfer.surf -configuration ./agtk/multi.conf
>-messageProc setMsg -progressProc snack::progressCallback"
> ("eval" body line 1)
> invoked from within
>"eval wsurf::create $w $args"
> (procedure "wsurf" line 1)
> invoked from within
>"wsurf $gv(waveForm) -configuration $gv(WaveSurferConfig) \
> -messageProc setMsg -progressProc
>snack::progressCallback "
> (file "MultiTrans.tcl" line 1155)
>
>Ok, so I'm thinking that something went wrong. I looked in
>the code and saw that the program has two other package
>requirements that it must find: agtk and ag-wsurf. I tried
>the commands 'package require ag-wsurf' and 'package require
>agtk' in wish and it couldn't find either of them. I even
>tried different version commands and made a copy of the script
>without the -exact tags. Nada. Now, there is an agtk
>directory in the same directory as the MultiTrans.tcl script.
> Within that agtk directory, is an ag-wsurf.tcl file. Now,
>I'm not very good with Tcl/Tk, so I'm not really sure if those
>are the packages that it should be looking for. If they are,
>any ideas why wish can't find them?
>
>Sean Hendricks
>
>
>-------------------------------------------------------
>This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials
>Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President and CEO of
>GenToo technologies. Learn everything from fundamentals to system
>administration.http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1470&alloc_id=3638&op=click
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From: Sean H. <she...@ug...> - 2004-03-25 14:43:52
|
Greetings all,
So, I was trying to get MultiTrans and TableTrans working on
my Redhat 9.0 machine. But, I seem to be having some
difficulty, particularly with MultiTrans.
I went through the README file and did all the tests, and
nothing went wrong. The wish interpreter can find all the
packages discussed in the README. So, I think I'm good to go
there.
However, when I try to start it up by entering 'wish
MultiTrans.tcl,' I get an error message that looks like the
following:
Error in startup script: unknown option "-wavefill"
while executing
"error "unknown option \"$opt\"""
("default" arm line 2)
invoked from within
"switch -- $opt {
-background -
-foreground -
-troughcolor -
-cursorcolor {
$wid(wavebar) configure $opt $val
}
-icons {
}
..."
(procedure "wsurf::configure" line 10)
invoked from within
"wsurf::configure .surfer.surf -wavefill #000000"
("eval" body line 1)
invoked from within
"eval wsurf::$cmd .surfer.surf $args"
(procedure ".surfer.surf" line 1)
invoked from within
"$widget configure -wavefill "#000000""
(file "./agtk/multi.conf" line 31)
invoked from within
"source $configFile"
(procedure "loadConfiguration" line 3)
invoked from within
"loadConfiguration $w $a(-configuration)"
(procedure "wsurf::create" line 161)
invoked from within
"wsurf::create .surfer.surf -configuration ./agtk/multi.conf
-messageProc setMsg -progressProc snack::progressCallback"
("eval" body line 1)
invoked from within
"eval wsurf::create $w $args"
(procedure "wsurf" line 1)
invoked from within
"wsurf $gv(waveForm) -configuration $gv(WaveSurferConfig) \
-messageProc setMsg -progressProc
snack::progressCallback "
(file "MultiTrans.tcl" line 1155)
Ok, so I'm thinking that something went wrong. I looked in
the code and saw that the program has two other package
requirements that it must find: agtk and ag-wsurf. I tried
the commands 'package require ag-wsurf' and 'package require
agtk' in wish and it couldn't find either of them. I even
tried different version commands and made a copy of the script
without the -exact tags. Nada. Now, there is an agtk
directory in the same directory as the MultiTrans.tcl script.
Within that agtk directory, is an ag-wsurf.tcl file. Now,
I'm not very good with Tcl/Tk, so I'm not really sure if those
are the packages that it should be looking for. If they are,
any ideas why wish can't find them?
Sean Hendricks
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From: Mark L. <my...@un...> - 2004-02-22 23:00:28
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>From: Jochen L. Leidner <joc...@ed...> >To: Steve Bird <sb...@cs...> >Subject: Q: AGs for text? >Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2004 05:50:40 +0000 > >Hi, > >I've got a question about your Annotation Graph project: has the AG >library been used for TIPSTER-style text annotation, i.e. markup where the >original is NOT converted into an doc. instance of an SGML/XML application >but rather byte/characters pointers to the original are separately >maintained? > >I'm investigating a scheme for manual annotation of place names without >necessarily committing to a specific tokenizer for my gold standard. > >Thanks very much in advance for your time. > >Regards, > Jochen > The annotation now done for the DARPA ACE project http://ldc.upenn.edu/Projects/ACE/ and for a project on biomedical IE at Penn http://ldc.upenn.edu/myl/ITR both use standoff markup compatible with AG. I know that a number of other textual annotation projects do this as well, but I don't know which of them might be using the AG library. -Mark Liberman |
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From: Steven B. <sb...@cs...> - 2004-02-21 12:19:46
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-----Forwarded Message----- From: Jochen L. Leidner <joc...@ed...> To: Steve Bird <sb...@cs...> Subject: Q: AGs for text? Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2004 05:50:40 +0000 Hi, I've got a question about your Annotation Graph project: has the AG library been used for TIPSTER-style text annotation, i.e. markup where the original is NOT converted into an doc. instance of an SGML/XML application but rather byte/characters pointers to the original are separately maintained? I'm investigating a scheme for manual annotation of place names without necessarily committing to a specific tokenizer for my gold standard. Thanks very much in advance for your time. Regards, Jochen |
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From: Matthias T. <th...@ei...> - 2004-01-16 11:46:55
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Hello Haejoong, on my Debian/Unstable system, the configure script desn't find the tcl installation automatically. TCL_INC contains -I/usr/include, not -I/usr/include/tcl8.4 as it should. If I hard-code this in configure.in, all works fine. Any suggestions how to fix this? Regards. Matthias P.S. This was a problem for the 2.0 version already. Haejoong Lee wrote: > Greetings, > > AGLIB 2.0.1 has been released. > > It is the first bug fix release of AGLIB 2.0. It fixes several bugs > in the database module and the CAG file io module. The Linux binary > package has been released too. It includes an experimental perl > wrapper, which will be officially included in the 2.1 release. > > Windows and Solaris binary releases will follow soon. > > -Haejoong |
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From: Haejoong L. <hae...@un...> - 2004-01-16 00:08:07
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Greetings, AGLIB 2.0.1 has been released. It is the first bug fix release of AGLIB 2.0. It fixes several bugs in the database module and the CAG file io module. The Linux binary package has been released too. It includes an experimental perl wrapper, which will be officially included in the 2.1 release. Windows and Solaris binary releases will follow soon. -Haejoong |
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From: Haejoong L. <hae...@un...> - 2003-11-04 17:43:02
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Hi Guido,
I looked into your code and found a problem, which has nothing to do
with AGLIB.
In the endElement() function of the SAXWPCHandlers class, you declare
a string el_name. And then at the end of the function, you call the
destructor of the string!!! You should never do that!
116: string el_name = XMLString::transcode(name);
...
135: el_name.~string();
Probably you wanted to deallocate the memory allocated by
XMLString::transcode call. If that was the case, you might want to
try this:
string el_name = StrX(name).localForm();
The StrX class uses XMLString::transcode() to transform the XML
string, and deallocates the memory allocated by the function when it
is destroyed.
-Haejoong
On Sat, Nov 01, 2003 at 04:49:55PM +0100, Guido Di Maio wrote:
> Hello,
> a few mounts ago I succesfully wrote a SAX parser for winpitch file
> format (see thhe stupid dtd) using xerces and the plug-in module of agtk
> library. I worked fine.
>
> Now, probably afeter a cvs update the parser do not work anymore. I
> simply obtain segmentation fault whenever I try to call the AGAPI library.
> I' pretty sure that the problem is not in the SAX parser.
> I attach all the file you need to make you try:
> the sax handler, the sax test client, and a short xml file.
>
> can you figure out why ?
>
> thanks,
> Guido Di Maio
>
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From: Guido Di M. <gui...@ti...> - 2003-11-01 15:51:45
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Hello, a few mounts ago I succesfully wrote a SAX parser for winpitch file format (see thhe stupid dtd) using xerces and the plug-in module of agtk library. I worked fine. Now, probably afeter a cvs update the parser do not work anymore. I simply obtain segmentation fault whenever I try to call the AGAPI library. I' pretty sure that the problem is not in the SAX parser. I attach all the file you need to make you try: the sax handler, the sax test client, and a short xml file. can you figure out why ? thanks, Guido Di Maio |
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From: Guido Di M. <dim...@ti...> - 2003-11-01 15:49:15
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Hello, a few mounts ago I succesfully wrote a SAX parser for winpitch file format (see thhe stupid dtd) using xerces and the plug-in module of agtk library. I worked fine. Now, probably afeter a cvs update the parser do not work anymore. I simply obtain segmentation fault whenever I try to call the AGAPI library. I' pretty sure that the problem is not in the SAX parser. I attach all the file you need to make you try: the sax handler, the sax test client, and a short xml file. can you figure out why ? thanks, Guido Di Maio |
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From: Marco F. <mar...@ya...> - 2003-09-30 08:01:03
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Il mar, 2003-09-30 alle 00:04, Haejoong Lee ha scritto: > Marco, > > Sorry for the late answer. > > > I'm beginning studying agtk, and I wish to use Tcl wrapper. > > I need your help for this problem I have. > > Every function works fine except AG::Load. When I run this very simple > > script: > > > > #!/usr/bin/tclsh > > > > package require ag > > > > set ag2 [AG::Load AG "demo1.xml"] > > puts [AG::toXML $ag2] > > > > > > I obtain only a segmentation fault. "demo1.xml" is the demo file I've > > found in agapps-1.1.2/annotation/ dir, I've only changed DOCTYPE to > > "ag.dtd" which is in the same dir of demo1.xml and of my script. > > It could be a bug in the ag library. I have had similar experience > recently, especially on a RedHat machine. The version was 7.2, I > think. I identified what lines of code caused the problem and was > able to make it work right, but never figuired why. You can retrive > the source from the CVS or simply copy the source file I'm attaching > into your source directory (aglib-2.0/src/formats/AG) and build the > library again. > > > Trying to open other xml files, I obtain messages like these: > > > > agf:An exception occurred! Type:UTFDataFormatException, Message:invalid > > byte 2 ( ) of a 3-byte sequence. > > LoadErroragf:An exception occurred! Type:UTFDataFormatException, > > Message:invalid byte 2 ( ) of a 3-byte sequence. > > while executing > > "AG::Load AG "read.xml"" > > invoked from within > > "set ag2 [AG::Load AG "read.xml"]" > > (file "./provaagtk.tcl" line 5) > > This is a different problem. The loader seems to be expecting an > UTF-8 files. The file you tried to load was in UTF-8? Then the file > was corrupted. If it was not UTF-8 and you know what encoding it is, > specifying that encoding in the file might solve the problem, e.g.: > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?> > <AGSet ...> > ... > > Please let me you how you worked out. > > Thanks, > Haejoong > Everything's working fine now. Thank you very much. Marco |
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From: Haejoong L. <hae...@un...> - 2003-09-29 22:04:46
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Marco, Sorry for the late answer. > I'm beginning studying agtk, and I wish to use Tcl wrapper. > I need your help for this problem I have. > Every function works fine except AG::Load. When I run this very simple > script: > > #!/usr/bin/tclsh > > package require ag > > set ag2 [AG::Load AG "demo1.xml"] > puts [AG::toXML $ag2] > > > I obtain only a segmentation fault. "demo1.xml" is the demo file I've > found in agapps-1.1.2/annotation/ dir, I've only changed DOCTYPE to > "ag.dtd" which is in the same dir of demo1.xml and of my script. It could be a bug in the ag library. I have had similar experience recently, especially on a RedHat machine. The version was 7.2, I think. I identified what lines of code caused the problem and was able to make it work right, but never figuired why. You can retrive the source from the CVS or simply copy the source file I'm attaching into your source directory (aglib-2.0/src/formats/AG) and build the library again. > Trying to open other xml files, I obtain messages like these: > > agf:An exception occurred! Type:UTFDataFormatException, Message:invalid > byte 2 ( ) of a 3-byte sequence. > LoadErroragf:An exception occurred! Type:UTFDataFormatException, > Message:invalid byte 2 ( ) of a 3-byte sequence. > while executing > "AG::Load AG "read.xml"" > invoked from within > "set ag2 [AG::Load AG "read.xml"]" > (file "./provaagtk.tcl" line 5) This is a different problem. The loader seems to be expecting an UTF-8 files. The file you tried to load was in UTF-8? Then the file was corrupted. If it was not UTF-8 and you know what encoding it is, specifying that encoding in the file might solve the problem, e.g.: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?> <AGSet ...> ... Please let me you how you worked out. Thanks, Haejoong |
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From: Marco F. <mar...@ya...> - 2003-09-24 10:33:52
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Hello,
I'm beginning studying agtk, and I wish to use Tcl wrapper.
I need your help for this problem I have.
Every function works fine except AG::Load. When I run this very simple
script:
#!/usr/bin/tclsh
package require ag
set ag2 [AG::Load AG "demo1.xml"]
puts [AG::toXML $ag2]
I obtain only a segmentation fault. "demo1.xml" is the demo file I've
found in agapps-1.1.2/annotation/ dir, I've only changed DOCTYPE to
"ag.dtd" which is in the same dir of demo1.xml and of my script.
Trying to open other xml files, I obtain messages like these:
agf:An exception occurred! Type:UTFDataFormatException, Message:invalid
byte 2 ( ) of a 3-byte sequence.
LoadErroragf:An exception occurred! Type:UTFDataFormatException,
Message:invalid byte 2 ( ) of a 3-byte sequence.
while executing
"AG::Load AG "read.xml""
invoked from within
"set ag2 [AG::Load AG "read.xml"]"
(file "./provaagtk.tcl" line 5)
Maybe I made some mistakes compiling your library. Here's the config
summary:
Configuration summary.
* agdb: no
* tcl wrapper: yes
headers: -I/usr/include
big-ball: no
install dir: /usr/local/lib/ag_tcl
* python wrapper: yes
headers: -I/usr/include/python2.2
big-ball: no
install dir: /usr/lib/site-python
* java wrapper: yes
big-ball: no
install dir: ${prefix}/lib/ag/java
* Xerces-C: yes
* zlib: yes
I'm using agtk on a RedHat9.0 laptop.
tcl is 8.4.4
xercesc is 2.3.0
Thanks in advance
Marco
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From: <she...@co...> - 2003-09-05 20:40:00
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Hi, I know that there was some working with QT and TableTrans a while back. Is there a usable version of TableTrans for Windows that can use QT for video? I've got some researchers here who would absolutely be thrilled to get a copy. Sean |
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From: Steven B. <sb...@cs...> - 2003-07-24 19:20:52
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On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 22:19, Sean Hendricks wrote: > Greetings all, > > Has anyone successfully gotten TableTrans or MultiTrans to work > under Mac OS X? If so, I'd be interested to know how you did it. Porting AGTK to Mac OSX is on our to-do list. An earlier version of AGLIB has been compiled under OSX, so we need to do the same for AGLIB 2.0, then rebuild the SWIG wrappers, test everything, and build distributions. I'm working on a plan for getting this done and will report back here. Steven Bird |
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From: Sean H. <she...@ug...> - 2003-07-24 12:20:13
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Greetings all, Has anyone successfully gotten TableTrans or MultiTrans to work under Mac OS X? If so, I'd be interested to know how you did it. Sean |
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From: Haejoong L. <hae...@un...> - 2003-07-09 15:05:52
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Hi AGTK developers, This email is to inform the status of the CVS branches and tags of AGLIB. I was planning to merge the Toward-2_0 branch to the HEAD, but it didn't seem to be necessary. The Toward-2_0 branch will be kept and we will fix bugs in this branch. After accumulating a good deal of fixes, we may provide bug-fix releases like 2.0.1, 2.0.2, etc. I have also made a new branch called Devel-2_1, which will be used for major developments for the next release (2.1). We will put some tags on the sources as necessary to mark events like source releases. For instance, the Release-2_0 tag marks the release of AGLIB 2.0, and the Release-2_0b1, the release of AGLIB 2.0 beta 1. Your inputs are more than welcome. Please feel free to comment. Thanks, Haejoong |
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From: Steven B. <sb...@cs...> - 2003-06-20 05:51:45
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On Fri, 2003-06-20 at 11:17, Jagadish wrote: > I just want to clearly understand CPL. Can someone > explain it to me?. It will be much appreciated. CPL ensures that modifications to AGTK code remain open source, while permitting commercial developers to retain all rights over their own code which links to AGTK. In other words, you can use AGTK in a commercial product without permission of the copyright holders, but if you modify AGTK code or AGTK interfaces you have to distribute those modifications under the CPL. Think of CPL as a non-infectious GPL. -Steven Bird |
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From: Jagadish <cja...@ya...> - 2003-06-20 01:18:11
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I just want to clearly understand CPL. Can someone explain it to me?. It will be much appreciated. Thanks, Jagadish ===== Thanks and Kind Regards, Channagiri Jagadish Email: cja...@ya... Cell: 650-245-1884 |
