Joshua Lochner
Add functionality to predict self-promo and interaction reminders
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import preprocess
from shared import CustomTokens
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
@dataclass
class SegmentationArguments:
pause_threshold: int = field(default=2, metadata={
'help': 'When the time between words is greater than pause threshold, force into a new segment'})
# WORDS TO ALWAYS HAVE ON THEIR OWN
# always_split_re = re.compile(r'\[\w+\]')
# e.g., [Laughter], [Applause], [Music]
always_split = [
CustomTokens.MUSIC.value,
CustomTokens.APPLAUSE.value,
CustomTokens.LAUGHTER.value
]
def get_overlapping_chunks_of_tokens(tokens, size, overlap):
for i in range(0, len(tokens), size-overlap+1):
yield tokens[i:i+size]
# Generate up to max_tokens - SAFETY_TOKENS
SAFETY_TOKENS = 12
# TODO play around with this?
OVERLAP_TOKEN_PERCENTAGE = 0.5 # 0.25
def add_labels_to_words(words, sponsor_segments):
# TODO binary search
for word in words:
word['category'] = None
for sponsor_segment in sponsor_segments:
if sponsor_segment['start'] <= word['start'] <= sponsor_segment['end']:
word['category'] = sponsor_segment['category']
# TODO use extract_segment with mapping function?
# TODO remove sponsor segments that contain mostly empty space?
return words
def generate_labelled_segments(words, tokenizer, segmentation_args, sponsor_segments):
segments = generate_segments(words, tokenizer, segmentation_args)
labelled_segments = list(
map(lambda x: add_labels_to_words(x, sponsor_segments), segments))
return labelled_segments
def word_start(word):
return word['start']
def word_end(word):
return word.get('end', word['start'])
def generate_segments(words, tokenizer, segmentation_args):
first_pass_segments = []
for index, word in enumerate(words):
# Get length of tokenized word
cleaned = preprocess.clean_text(word['text'])
word['num_tokens'] = len(
tokenizer(cleaned, add_special_tokens=False, truncation=True).input_ids)
add_new_segment = index == 0
if not add_new_segment:
if word['text'] in always_split or words[index-1]['text'] in always_split:
add_new_segment = True
# Pause too small, do not split
elif word_start(words[index]) - word_end(words[index-1]) >= segmentation_args.pause_threshold:
add_new_segment = True
if add_new_segment: # New segment
first_pass_segments.append([word])
else: # Add to current segment
first_pass_segments[-1].append(word)
max_q_size = tokenizer.model_max_length - SAFETY_TOKENS
buffer_size = OVERLAP_TOKEN_PERCENTAGE*max_q_size # tokenizer.model_max_length
# In second pass, we split those segments if too big
second_pass_segments = []
for segment in first_pass_segments:
current_segment_num_tokens = 0
current_segment = []
for word in segment:
if current_segment_num_tokens + word['num_tokens'] < max_q_size:
# Can add tokens to current segment
current_segment.append(word)
current_segment_num_tokens += word['num_tokens']
else:
# Adding this token would make it have too many tokens
# We save this batch and create new
second_pass_segments.append(current_segment.copy())
current_segment.append(word)
current_segment_num_tokens += word['num_tokens']
while current_segment_num_tokens > buffer_size and current_segment:
first_word = current_segment.pop(0)
current_segment_num_tokens -= first_word['num_tokens']
if current_segment:
second_pass_segments.append(current_segment.copy())
return second_pass_segments
def extract_segment(words, start, end, map_function=None):
"""Extract a segment of words that are between (inclusive) the start and end points"""
segment_words = []
if start > end:
return segment_words
# TODO change to binary search
for w in words: # Assumes words are sorted
if word_end(w) < start:
continue # Ignore
if word_start(w) > end:
break # Done with range
if map_function is not None and callable(map_function):
w = map_function(w)
segment_words.append(w)
return segment_words