Dear Woodley,
I am sorry, my mistake, I could not annotate the first sentence because
some words are not in the lexicon.
I have just added the new words and run the FFTB again, now it works!
Best regards,
David
On Sun, Jun 25, 2017 at 12:13 AM, David Moeljadi <davidmoeljadi at gmail.com>
wrote:
> Dear Woodley,
>
> Thank you very much! Yes, I missed this
>
> --webdir=$LOGONROOT/lingo/answer/fftb
>
> Now it works!!
>
> I have another question, I have made a new test-suite called "kbbi". This
> test-suite has only two sentences.
> It is completely new, so it does not have a gold profile.
> I followed the step-by-step instruction in my documentation: http://moin.
> delph-in.net/IndraTreebanking
> Last time (last year) it worked well, but this time no.
> =====
> ~/logon$ ./parse --binary --ind --protocol 2 --best 1 --limit 0 --count 8
> kbbi
> International Allegro CL Enterprise Edition
> 8.2 [64-bit Linux (x86-64)] (May 24, 2016 0:22)
> Copyright (C) 1985-2010, Franz Inc., Oakland, CA, USA. All Rights
> Reserved.
>
> This standard runtime copy of Allegro CL was built by:
> [TC13152] Universitetet i Oslo (IFI)
>
> ; Loading /home/david/logon/dot.tsdbrc
> ; Loading /home/david/.tsdbrc
>
> [changing package from "COMMON-LISP-USER" to "TSDB"]
> TSNLP(1): NIL
> TSNLP(2): 5
> TSNLP(3): 2
> TSNLP(4): 5
> TSNLP(5): NIL
> TSNLP(6): T
> TSNLP(7):
> "/home/david/logon/lingo/lkb/src/tsdb/home/"
> TSNLP(8): 0
> TSNLP(9): NIL
> TSNLP(10): 1
> TSNLP(11): 2
> TSNLP(12): ; Loading /home/david/logon/ntu/ind/lkb/script
> ; Loading /home/david/grammar/ind/Version.lsp
> ; Loading /home/david/grammar/ind/lkb/globals.lsp
> set-coding-system(): activated UTF8.
> ; Loading /home/david/grammar/ind/lkb/user-fns.lsp
> ; Loading /home/david/grammar/ind/lkb/user-prefs.lsp
> read-repp(): reading file `vanilla.rpp'.
>
> Reading in type file matrix
> Reading in type file head-types
> Reading in type file indonesian
> WARNING: Type `SIGN-MIN' redefined.
> WARNING: Type `HEAD-MIN' redefined.
> Reading in type file mtr
> Reading in type file tmt
> Checking type hierarchy
> Checking for unique greatest lower bounds
> Expanding constraints
> Making constraints well formed
> [23:57:11] gc-after-hook(): {L#30 N=14M O=0 E=95%} [S=2.1G R=172M].
>
> Expanding defaults
> Type file checked successfully
> Computing display ordering
> Reading in lexical entry file lexicon
> [23:57:11] gc-after-hook(): {L#31 N=30M O=0 E=90%} [S=2.1G R=282M].
> [23:57:16] gc-after-hook(): {L#32 N=35M O=0 E=98%} [S=2.1G R=282M].
>
> Reading in rules file rules
> Reading in lexical rules file lrules
> Reading in lexical rules file irules
> Reading in root file roots
> Reading in parse node file labels
> ; Loading /home/david/grammar/ind/lkb/mrsglobals.lsp
>
> (recompiling semantic indices)
> [23:57:33] gc-after-hook(): {L#33 N=39M O=6.1K E=99%} [S=2.1G R=283M].
> [23:57:34] gc-after-hook(): {L#34 N=41M O=0 E=91%} [S=2.1G R=283M].
>
> Warning: TELAH has no semantics and no filter rule
> [23:57:34] gc-after-hook(): {L#35 N=43M O=0 E=91%} [S=2.1G R=283M].
> ...(some other warnings)...
>
> Indexing complete
> read-vpm(): reading file `semi.vpm'.
> ; Loading /home/david/grammar/ind/lkb/mt.lsp
> read-transfer-rules(): reading file `trigger.mtr'.
> read-transfer-rules(): reading file `gen-fixup.mtr'.
>
> Building rule filter
> Building lr connections table
> Constructing lr table for non-morphological rules
> Grammar input complete
> NIL
> TSNLP(13):
> 14 skeletons in `/home/david/logon/lingo/lkb/src/tsdb/skeletons/ind/'.
> NIL
> TSNLP(14):
> [t4000b] BEGIN
> [t4000c] BEGIN
> [t4000d] BEGIN
> [t4000e] BEGIN
> [t4000f] BEGIN
> [t40010] BEGIN
> [t40011] BEGIN
> [t40012] BEGIN
> [t40011] EOF
> [t40010] EOF
> [t4000f] EOF
> [t4000e] EOF
> [t4000d] EOF
> cat: /tmp/.parse.tmp.david.12811: No such file or directory
> ~/logon$
> =====
>
> Also, I tried
> =====
> fftb -g ind.dat --browser --webdir=$LOGONROOT/lingo/answer/fftb
> /tmp/kbbi-demo/
> =====
> This command line launched the FFTB page, I could see the two sentences in
> my test-suite there (screenshot attached),
> but when I clicked sentence number one, a page "404 no stored forest found
> for this item" appeared (screenshot attached).
> However, when I clicked sentence number two, I could go to the annotation
> page (screenshot attached)!!
> Maybe this time I missed something again?
>
> Best regards,
> David
>
> On Sat, Jun 24, 2017 at 1:09 AM, Woodley Packard <sweaglesw at sweaglesw.org>
> wrote:
>
>> Dear David,
>>
>> I believe your problem is that FFTB wasn't able to find the stylesheet
>> and javascript files that it uses for its browser interface. In the
>> examples on the CapitolHillTreebank page, the working directory when
>> invoking fftb was the same directory where fftb expects to be run from. If
>> that is not the case, you need to add a command-line option like:
>>
>> --webdir=/path/to/fftb-dir/assets
>>
>> or if you are using the FFTB binary from the LOGON tree:
>>
>> --webdir=$LOGONROOT/lingo/answer/fftb
>>
>> Can you try that and see if it helps? Good luck,
>> Woodley
>>
>>
>> On 06/23/2017 12:06 AM, David Moeljadi wrote:
>>
>>> Dear all,
>>>
>>> I tried to do treebanking with FFTB, using the command lines in
>>> http://moin.delph-in.net/CapitolHillTreebank.
>>> I could see the FFTB page in my Firefox browser (screenshot attached),
>>> but
>>> when I clicked the sentences (for example 11 Hujan turun), I got a page
>>> "404 Not Found" (screenshot attached), I could not see the tree or the
>>> discriminants.
>>> Did I miss something here?
>>>
>>> ====
>>> ~/grammar/ind$ fftb -g ind.dat /tmp/mrs-demo/ --browser --gold
>>> /tsdb/gold/mrs
>>> grammar image: ind.dat
>>> Just one TSDB profile: /tmp/mrs-demo/
>>> Would update from profile: ../ind/tsdb/gold/mrs
>>> listening on http://127.0.0.1:53055/private/
>>> should GET /private/
>>> should GET /favicon.ico
>>> ...
>>> [1031] {0 decisions} UCSTAT: input 0 edges, output 0 edges
>>> {0 edges} {0 trees} no gold writing tsdb relation 'tree' with 172 tuples
>>>
>>> [1041] {1 decisions} UCSTAT: input 4 edges, output 3 edges
>>> {3 edges} {1 / 1 trees active} different writing tsdb relation 'tree'
>>> with
>>> 172 tuples
>>>
>>> [1042] {0 decisions} UCSTAT: input 6 edges, output 5 edges
>>> {5 edges} {1 trees} no gold writing tsdb relation 'tree' with 172 tuples
>>>
>>> [1051] {1 decisions} UCSTAT: input 4 edges, output 3 edges
>>> {3 edges} {1 / 1 trees active} different writing tsdb relation 'tree'
>>> with
>>> 172 tuples
>>>
>>> [1061] {0 decisions} found a stored forest, but couldn't use it.
>>> -> no usable stored forest
>>> unable to get parse forest for 1061
>>> writing tsdb relation 'tree' with 172 tuples
>>>
>>> [1062] {0 decisions} found a stored forest, but couldn't use it.
>>> -> no usable stored forest
>>> unable to get parse forest for 1062
>>> writing tsdb relation 'tree' with 172 tuples
>>>
>>> [1071] {2 decisions} UCSTAT: input 12 edges, output 10 edges
>>> {10 edges} {0 / 2 trees active} writing tsdb relation 'tree' with 172
>>> tuples
>>>
>>> [1072] {2 decisions} UCSTAT: input 9 edges, output 7 edges
>>> {7 edges} {0 / 2 trees active} writing tsdb relation 'tree' with 172
>>> tuples
>>>
>>> should GET /private/parse?profile=/&id=11
>>> item id 11 -> input 'Hujan turun.'
>>> profile parse id 11
>>> gold parse id 11
>>> preferred gold result id 0
>>> -> got gold preferred tree 0xf05fd0
>>> -> loaded stored forest
>>> found stored forest (4 edges connected to 1 roots).<br/>
>>> UCSTAT: input 4 edges, output 3 edges
>>> should GET /private/session?0
>>> should GET /private/parse?profile=/&id=1041
>>> ...
>>> TIMERS (792 calls = ~ 108,5µs overhead):
>>> get decisions 1,4ms for 102 events = 13,5µs per event
>>> load gold tree 0,7ms for 53 events = 13,0µs per event
>>> load forest 8,9ms for 171 events = 51,9µs per event
>>> unary closure 2,5ms for 117 events = 21,2µs per event
>>> count solutions 122,6µs for 162 events = 0,8µs per event
>>> ~/grammar/ind$
>>> ====
>>>
>>> Also, I tried calling it without --gold /dir/ (screenshot attached) but
>>> still the same, I got "404 Not Found" when I clicked the sentences.
>>> ===
>>> ~/grammar/ind$ fftb -g ind.dat /tmp/mrs-demo/ --browser
>>> grammar image: ind.dat
>>> listening on http://127.0.0.1:38959/private/
>>> should GET /private/
>>> should GET /favicon.ico
>>> ...
>>> should GET /private/parse?profile=/&id=142
>>> item id 142 -> input 'Dia menggonggong.'
>>> profile parse id 142
>>> -> loaded stored forest
>>> found stored forest (3 edges connected to 1 roots).<br/>
>>> UCSTAT: input 3 edges, output 3 edges
>>> should GET /private/session?0
>>> should GET /private/parse?profile=/&id=11
>>> item id 11 -> input 'Hujan turun.'
>>> profile parse id 11
>>> -> loaded stored forest
>>> found stored forest (4 edges connected to 1 roots).<br/>
>>> UCSTAT: input 4 edges, output 3 edges
>>> should GET /private/session?1
>>> should GET /private/parse?profile=/&id=21
>>> item id 21 -> input 'Adi menggonggong.'
>>> profile parse id 21
>>> -> loaded stored forest
>>> found stored forest (3 edges connected to 1 roots).<br/>
>>> UCSTAT: input 3 edges, output 3 edges
>>> should GET /private/session?2
>>> should GET /private/exit
>>> TIMERS (0 calls = ~ 0,0µs overhead):
>>> ~/grammar/ind$
>>> ===
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>> David
>>>
>>>
>>
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