Hi Reinhard,
We've assumed that you would have filtered the URIs before you've created
the index, as this seems to be the most space/time efficient solution.
On which of the two alternatives below do you intend to filter?
1. c(uri) --number of occurrences of a given URI
2. c(sf,uri) -- number of occurrences of a given sf->uri pair
You could easily do c(uri) because that's usually stored in the index.
However, c(sf,uri) does not go to the context index anymore. In my dev
branch, it goes to the candidate index, though. But that one is built from
a TSV file, and it would be much easier to filter directly from that.
Is there any particular reason for building that file from the index?
Best,
Pablo
On Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 12:26 PM, reinhard schwab <[email protected]>wrote:
> hi,
>
> i want now to create a spotter dictionary using IndexLingPipeSpotter as
> mentioned
> http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=28435284
>
> two optional inputs:
> - tsv (surfaceForms.tsv)
> - index
>
> if i want to use the index as input, how can i filter those uris with
> occurences
> above a threshold?
> there is no parameter for a threshold.
>
> best regards
> reinhard
>
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