Richard,
I had no idea that the attachments weren't going through.....why not? They do
for other apache user forums.
Thank you so much for your prompt response and help, all I had to do was add
the text 'computing' without any hyphens or quotes. Sorry for wasting your
time on such a trivial case, I tried with the quotes around it "computing" and
didn't think to try it without. I've attached and highlighted the line for
other users to see what was done to resolve the issue.
<concept name="Computing_Detection">
<rules>
<rule
regEx="(comp[a-z0-9]+)"
matchStrategy="matchAll"
matchType="uima.tcas.DocumentAnnotation" />
</rules>
<createAnnotations>
<annotation id="compute"
type="org.apache.uima.Computing">
<begin group="0" />
<end group="0" />
<setFeature name="getTextCapture" type="String"
normalization="Trim">$0</setFeature>
<setFeature name="setTextCapture" type="String">computing</setFeature>
</annotation>
</createAnnotations>
</concept>
Regards,
Paula
> Subject: Re: Using Regex Annotator: Adding a default value for a type system
> feature
> From: [email protected]
> Date: Wed, 6 Nov 2013 22:33:32 +0100
> To: [email protected]
>
> Hi,
>
> first, I think that the list strips attachments - at least I never got one in
> any of your past mails including this one.
>
> Although, the documentation of the regex annotator doesn't seem to state it,
> setting feature values works for me:
>
> <createAnnotations>
> <annotation id="substQuot"
> type="de.tudarmstadt.ukp.dkpro.ugd.applychangesannotator.SofaChangeAnnotation">
> <begin group="0"/>
> <end group="0"/>
> <setFeature name="operation" type="String">replace</setFeature>
> <setFeature name="value" type="String">"</setFeature>
> <setFeature name="reason" type="String">substQuot</setFeature>
> </annotation>
> </createAnnotations>
>
> So the text in setFeature doesn't have to refer to a capturing group as far
> as I can tell (mind, it has been quite a while
> since I last tried that).
>
> -- Richard
>
> On 06.11.2013, at 19:40, digital paula <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Hi Again UIMA Community (specifically Marshall and Richard ;-)
> >
> > I've been working with the regex annotator and adding new types to search
> > on in text. By the way, the documentation for the regex annotator has been
> > really helpful in explaining how to use this add-on.
> >
> > Okay, I created a new type called 'Computing' that will annotate from text
> > based on this regular expression
> > regEx="(comp[a-z0-9]+)" l updated the concepts.xml file and the regex
> > descriptor. Everything works as I expect but what I'd like to do now is
> > add a default value of 'computing' to the feature I added 'setTextCapture'
> > so I have a mapping of all variations found in the text to be associated
> > with one value.
> >
> > For example, lets say the text stated: the computting system works as
> > expected and the compituing center is set up correctly.
> >
> > The two misspelled words for computing are annotated per the regex
> > expression but for each annotation I want be able to also add a feature
> > that has a specified default value, in this case it would be
> > setTextCapture="computing". Is there a way to do this?
> >
> > Here's what I added to the concepts.xml file (the line setTextCapture is
> > not there) but I don't know what to put for the setTextCapture to make it a
> > default of "computing". I can't just add "computing" it won't work since
> > it has to be using a regular expression code it appears.
> >
> > <concept name="Computing_Detection">
> > <rules>
> > <rule
> > regEx="(comp[a-z0-9]+)"
> > matchStrategy="matchAll"
> > matchType="uima.tcas.DocumentAnnotation" />
> > </rules>
> > <createAnnotations>
> > <annotation id="compute"
> > type="org.apache.uima.Computing">
> > <begin group="0" />
> > <end group="0" />
> > <setFeature name="getTextCapture" type="String"
> > normalization="Trim">$0</setFeature>
> > <setFeature name="setTextCapture" type="String" don't know what to put here
> > to make it have a value of "computing"</setFeature>
> > </annotation>
> > </createAnnotations>
> > </concept>
> >
> > I've also added an attachment so you can see what I mean as illustrated
> > using the CVD tool.
> >
> > Hope you guys can help.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Paula
>
