[infomap-nlp-users] print_doc alternatives

[Trevor C. <tr...@ya...>]

thanks michiel - i've noticed the wordlist file
generated in the <modeltag> subdirectory has document
labels, so they could be collected there also. still
need to check all of this for consistency somehow,
though... 

regards,

trevor


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Maybe it will not help you, but I have similar
problems with print_doc; 
that is, it states Segmentation fault, core dumped"
and puts the 
following in a text-file:

"Exception: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION at eip=610D3DA0
eax=61792D11 ebx=61792D0C ecx=61792D11 edx=00000000
esi=10010210 
edi=61792D11
ebp=0022E308 esp=0022E2FC 
program=F:\Cygwin\usr\local\bin\print_doc.exe, pid
1912, thread main
cs=001B ds=0023 es=0023 fs=0038 gs=0000 ss=0023
Stack trace:
Frame     Function  Args
0022E308  610D3DA0  (61792D11, 00000000, 0022E328,
6100650A)
0022E328  610D3C35  (61792D0C, 00000000, 00000000,
00000000)
0022EFC8  004010E5  (00000007, 61792C88, 100100A8,
0022F020)
0022F008  61006145  (0022F020, 0022F31C, 77F64EAC,
0022F340)
0022FF88  61006350  (00000000, 00000000, 00000000,
00000000)
End of stack trace" 
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As you might notice, I'm using cygwin, which works,
except for 
print_doc.

Would it be possible to take the doc.id and, using
that, find back the 
title without using print_doc? What I'm currently
doing is using a 
side-route: the document id's seem to increase as a
function of their 
placement in the corpus-file. So, what I'm doing is
feeding the model a word 
of which I know is present in every document, thus
feeding back the 
output. Then, I sort the doc.id's, and put them next
to the list of files 
in the corpus (I have all documents appended to
another at an earlier 
stage) and 'bind' the id's to the title. Is this a
valid approach? If it 
is, maybe it's useful to Trevor as well.

Thanks,

Mich


	
	
		
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