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==Code==
 
==Code==
 
Our github repository can be found here: [https://github.swarthmore.edu/Ling073-sp21/ling073-bhw Our Github]
 
Our github repository can be found here: [https://github.swarthmore.edu/Ling073-sp21/ling073-bhw Our Github]
==Evaluation==
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==Analyser Evaluation==
 
*As of now, our Transducer passes 76/76 tests generated from our Wikipedia page.
 
*As of now, our Transducer passes 76/76 tests generated from our Wikipedia page.
 
*Our initial transducer was capable of analyzing approximately 20% of our corpus file.
 
*Our initial transducer was capable of analyzing approximately 20% of our corpus file.
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* We pass 76 tests of bhw.yaml
 
* We pass 76 tests of bhw.yaml
 
* We pass 6 tests of commonwords.yaml
 
* We pass 6 tests of commonwords.yaml
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==Generator Evaluation==
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*On our initial run of the generation tests, 107 tests were generated, of which we passed 75 and failed 32
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[[Category:Sp21_Transducers]]
 
[[Category:Sp21_Transducers]]

Revision as of 14:10, 17 March 2021

Code

Our github repository can be found here: Our Github

Analyser Evaluation

  • As of now, our Transducer passes 76/76 tests generated from our Wikipedia page.
  • Our initial transducer was capable of analyzing approximately 20% of our corpus file.
  • Additions following initial analysis
    • Added common conjunctions, allowing our transducer to cover 21.86%, then 22.6% of our original corpus.
    • Added common adverbs and the noun for village, which brought coverage to 23.1%
    • Added verb for "to say," which improved coverage to 23.9%
Common words
Form Meaning
ido<cnjsub> ↔ ido when
inja<cnjcoo> ↔ inja so
mnu<n> ↔ mnu village
wer<adv> ↔ wer again
kwar<adv> ↔ kwar already
kaku<adv> ↔ kaku very
obe<v><tv><p3><sg> ↔ dobe say
  • Our transducer has 69 stems.
  • Current coverage: 23.9%, 2,985 words.
  • We pass 76 tests of bhw.yaml
  • We pass 6 tests of commonwords.yaml

Generator Evaluation

  • On our initial run of the generation tests, 107 tests were generated, of which we passed 75 and failed 32