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Twarner2: /* Evaluation */

2017-03-02T01:16:01Z

‎Evaluation

Twarner2 at 00:21, 2 March 2017

2017-03-02T00:21:06Z

Twarner2 at 05:08, 1 March 2017

2017-03-01T05:08:33Z

Twarner2: /* Analyser */

2017-02-22T22:37:55Z

‎Analyser

Twarner2 at 22:32, 22 February 2017

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Twarner2: /* Analyser */

2017-02-22T22:32:05Z

‎Analyser

Twarner2: Created page with "==Analyser== ===Evaluation=== My analyser covers stems. My main yaml file (wad.yaml) has 54/100 tests passing. Instances of infixation ({{tag|p2}}{{tag|sg}} and {{t..."

2017-02-22T22:07:59Z

Created page with "==Analyser== ===Evaluation=== My analyser covers <how many> stems. My main yaml file (wad.yaml) has 54/100 tests passing. Instances of infixation ({{tag|p2}}{{tag|sg}} and {{t..."

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==Analyser==
===Evaluation===
My analyser covers <how many> stems.
My main yaml file (wad.yaml) has 54/100 tests passing. Instances of infixation ({{tag|p2}}{{tag|sg}} and {{tag|p3}}{{tag|sg}}) make up the vast majority of the tests that are not passing.

===Notes===
I couldn't run aq-covtest on my corpus because it took up all the RAM and CPU, so I don't know what the top unanalysed words are.

[[Category:Sp17_Transducers]]
[[Category:Wamesa]]

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 My analyser covers 32 stems.<br/>
 My main yaml file (wad.yaml) has 54/100 tests passing. Instances of infixation ({{tag|p2}}{{tag|sg}} and {{tag|p3}}{{tag|sg}}) make up the vast majority of the tests that are not passing.<br/>
-At first, my <code> aq-covtest</code> only covered 2.22% of my lexicon. The most egregious uncovered words were ''yau'' and ''pai'', and when I added these, coverage increased to 10.77%. Now, my commonwords.yaml file has 2 out of 3 tests passing.
+At first, my <code> aq-covtest</code> only covered 2.22% of my lexicon. The most egregiously uncovered words were ''yau'' and ''pai'', and when I added these, coverage increased to 10.77%. Now, my commonwords.yaml file has 2 out of 3 tests passing.
 ===Notes===

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+==Disambiguator==
+[https://wikis.swarthmore.edu/ling073/Wamesa/Disambiguator Disambiguator]
 [[Category:Sp17_Transducers]]
 [[Category:Wamesa]]

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−	+	==Generator==
	+	===Evaluation===
	+	My analyser/generator now has 67/106 tests passing. I added 6 rules to my twol file. In my twoc file, I split the sets of square-bracketted features into four smaller sections each, to alleviate the former painful compile time.

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 My analyser covers 32 stems.<br/>
 My main yaml file (wad.yaml) has 54/100 tests passing. Instances of infixation ({{tag|p2}}{{tag|sg}} and {{tag|p3}}{{tag|sg}}) make up the vast majority of the tests that are not passing.<br/>
-At first, my <code> aq-covtest</code> only covered 2.22% of my lexicon. The most egregious uncovered words were ''yau'' and ''pai'', and when I added these, coverage increased to 10.77%.
+At first, my <code> aq-covtest</code> only covered 2.22% of my lexicon. The most egregious uncovered words were ''yau'' and ''pai'', and when I added these, coverage increased to 10.77%. Now, my commonwords.yaml file has 2 out of 3 tests passing.
 ===Notes===

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 ==Analyser==
 ===Evaluation===
-My analyser covers 32 stems.
+My analyser covers 32 stems.<br/>
-My main yaml file (wad.yaml) has 54/100 tests passing. Instances of infixation ({{tag|p2}}{{tag|sg}} and {{tag|p3}}{{tag|sg}}) make up the vast majority of the tests that are not passing.
+My main yaml file (wad.yaml) has 54/100 tests passing. Instances of infixation ({{tag|p2}}{{tag|sg}} and {{tag|p3}}{{tag|sg}}) make up the vast majority of the tests that are not passing.<br/>
-At first, my <code> aq-covtest </code> only covered 2.22% of my lexicon. The most egregious uncovered words were ''yau'' and ''pai'', and when I added these, coverage increased to 10.77%.
+At first, my <code> aq-covtest</code> only covered 2.22% of my lexicon. The most egregious uncovered words were ''yau'' and ''pai'', and when I added these, coverage increased to 10.77%.
 ===Notes===