# -*-makefile-*- ## clean data ## OLD: apply cleanup script from Moses ## --> this might not be a good idea before subword splitting for languages without spaces ## NEW: do this later after splitting into subword units ## ## TODO: ## - does this effect sentence piece / BPE models in some negative way? ## - should we increase the length filter when cleaning later? How much? ## - should we apply some other cleanup scripts here to get rid of some messy stuff? %.clean.${SRCEXT}.gz: %.${SRCEXT}.${PRE} %.${TRGEXT}.${PRE} cat ${word 1,$^} |\ perl -CS -pe 'tr[\x{9}\x{A}\x{D}\x{20}-\x{D7FF}\x{E000}-\x{FFFD}\x{10000}-\x{10FFFF}][]cd;' |\ perl -CS -pe 's/\&\s*\#\s*160\s*\;/ /g' > $@.1 cat ${word 2,$^} |\ perl -CS -pe 'tr[\x{9}\x{A}\x{D}\x{20}-\x{D7FF}\x{E000}-\x{FFFD}\x{10000}-\x{10FFFF}][]cd;' |\ perl -CS -pe 's/\&\s*\#\s*160\s*\;/ /g' > $@.2 paste $@.1 $@.2 |\ scripts/filter/bitext-match-lang.py -s ${SRC} -t ${TRG} > $@.bitext cut -f1 $@.bitext | ${GZIP} -c > $@ cut -f2 $@.bitext | ${GZIP} -c > $(@:.clean.${SRCEXT}.gz=.clean.${TRGEXT}.gz) rm -f $@.bitext $@.1 $@.2 if [ ! `${ZCAT} "$@" | head | wc -l` -gt 0 ]; then rm -f $@; fi if [ ! `${ZCAT} "$(@:.clean.${SRCEXT}.gz=.clean.${TRGEXT}.gz)" | head | wc -l` -gt 0 ]; then \ rm -f $(@:.clean.${SRCEXT}.gz=.clean.${TRGEXT}.gz); \ fi %.clean.${TRGEXT}.gz: %.clean.${SRCEXT}.gz @echo "done!" ##---------------------------------------------- ## tokenization ##---------------------------------------------- ## normalisation for Chinese %.zh_tw.tok: %.zh_tw.raw $(LOAD_MOSES) cat $< |\ $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/normalize-punctuation.perl |\ sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' > $@ %.zh_cn.tok: %.zh_cn.raw $(LOAD_MOSES) cat $< |\ $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/normalize-punctuation.perl |\ sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' > $@ %.zh.tok: %.zh.raw $(LOAD_MOSES) cat $< |\ $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/normalize-punctuation.perl |\ sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' > $@ ## generic target for tokenization %.tok: %.raw $(LOAD_MOSES) cat $< |\ $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/normalize-punctuation.perl \ -l ${lastword ${subst 1,,${subst 2,,${subst ., ,$(<:.raw=)}}}} |\ $(TOKENIZER)/tokenizer.perl -a -threads $(THREADS) \ -l ${lastword ${subst 1,,${subst 2,,${subst ., ,$(<:.raw=)}}}} |\ sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' > $@ ### TODO: make language-specific pre-processing .... ### use SRC_CLEANUP_SCRIPTS TRG_CLEANUP_SCRIPTS ## only normalisation %.norm.gz: %.gz $(LOAD_MOSES) ${GZIP} -cd < $< |\ $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/normalize-punctuation.perl |\ sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' | ${GZIP} -c > $@ %.norm: %.raw $(LOAD_MOSES) cat $< |\ $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/normalize-punctuation.perl |\ sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' > $@ %.${SRCEXT}.norm: %.${SRCEXT}.raw $(LOAD_MOSES) cat $< ${SRC_CLEANUP_SCRIPTS} |\ $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/normalize-punctuation.perl |\ sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' > $@ %.${TRGEXT}.norm: %.${TRGEXT}.raw $(LOAD_MOSES) cat $< ${TRG_CLEANUP_SCRIPTS} |\ $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/normalize-punctuation.perl |\ sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' > $@ ## minimal pre-processing %.simple.gz: %.gz $(LOAD_MOSES) ${GZIP} -cd < $< |\ $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/deescape-special-chars.perl |\ sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' | ${GZIP} -c > $@ %.simple: %.raw $(LOAD_MOSES) cat $< |\ $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/deescape-special-chars.perl |\ sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' > $@ %.${SRCEXT}.simple: %.${SRCEXT}.raw $(LOAD_MOSES) cat $< ${SRC_CLEANUP_SCRIPTS} |\ $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/deescape-special-chars.perl |\ sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' > $@ %.${TRGEXT}.simple: %.${TRGEXT}.raw $(LOAD_MOSES) cat $< ${TRG_CLEANUP_SCRIPTS} |\ $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/deescape-special-chars.perl |\ sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' > $@ ## remove all spaces (treat everything as a long string) %.nospace: %.raw $(LOAD_MOSES) cat $< |\ $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ $(TOKENIZER)/deescape-special-chars.perl |\ sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' |\ sed 's/ /▁/g' > $@ ## generic targets to make it possible to work with compressed data ## when running the same pre-processing pipeline ## TODO: does that destroy anything? ## TODO: do we need this? # %.raw: %.gz # ${GZIP} -cd < $< > $@ # %.${PRE}.gz: %.${PRE} # ${GZIP} -c < $< > $@ ## the above should avoid having repeating the pipeline below # %.norm.gz: %.gz # $(LOAD_MOSES) ${GZIP} -cd < $< |\ # $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ # $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ # $(TOKENIZER)/normalize-punctuation.perl |\ # sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' | ${GZIP} -c > $@ # %.simple.gz: %.gz # $(LOAD_MOSES) ${GZIP} -cd < $< |\ # $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ # $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ # $(TOKENIZER)/deescape-special-chars.perl |\ # sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' | ${GZIP} -c > $@ # %.nospace.gz: %.gz # $(LOAD_MOSES) ${GZIP} -cd < $< |\ # $(TOKENIZER)/replace-unicode-punctuation.perl |\ # $(TOKENIZER)/remove-non-printing-char.perl |\ # $(TOKENIZER)/deescape-special-chars.perl |\ # sed 's/^ *//;s/ */ /g;s/ *$$//g' |\ # sed 's/ /▁/g' |\ # ${GZIP} -c > $@ ## no further pre-processing %.src.plain: %.src mv $< $@ ln -s $@ $< %.trg.plain: %.trg mv $< $@ ln -s $@ $< ## increase max number of tokens to 250 ## (TODO: should MIN_NTOKENS be 1?) MIN_NR_TOKENS = 0 MAX_NR_TOKENS = 250 ## apply the cleanup script from Moses %.src.clean.${PRE_SRC}: %.src.${PRE_SRC} %.trg.${PRE_TRG} rm -f $@.${SRCEXT} $<.${TRGEXT} ln -s ${word 1,$^} $<.${SRCEXT} ln -s ${word 2,$^} $<.${TRGEXT} $(MOSESSCRIPTS)/training/clean-corpus-n.perl $< $(SRCEXT) $(TRGEXT) $@ ${MIN_NR_TOKENS} ${MAX_NR_TOKENS} rm -f $<.${SRCEXT} $<.${TRGEXT} mv $@.${SRCEXT} $@ mv $@.${TRGEXT} $(@:.src.clean.${PRE_SRC}=.trg.clean.${PRE_TRG}) echo -n "* total size (${DATASET}): " >> ${dir $@}README.md cat $@ | wc -l >> ${dir $@}README.md %.trg.clean.${PRE_TRG}: %.src.clean.${PRE_SRC} @echo "done!" # tokenize testsets testsets/%.raw: testsets/%.gz ${GZIP} -cd < $< > $@ testsets/%.${PRE}.gz: testsets/%.${PRE} ${GZIP} -c < $< > $@ ALLTEST = $(patsubst %.gz,%.${PRE}.gz,${sort $(subst .${PRE},,${wildcard testsets/*/*.??.gz})}) tokenize-testsets prepare-testsets: ${ALLTEST}