I fixed the P2 pdf (just the one linked on the web page, not the one in the .tar.gz file) so that it includes unary productions in the examples. This is only relevant for part 2 -- nothing else changed.
Also, I'm not sure if I included them previously, but here are the links for the online test scripts:
Do we need to merge "basic.gr" and "vocab.gr" into one file to test with given script?
ReplyDeleteYeah, when you upload, please upload EVERYTHING. That way you can modify vocab.gr to your heart's desire, which is probably going to be helpful :).
ReplyDeleteI am not sure what is the fix in part 2. I've compared both versions of the pdf, and the output remains the same. The example output still does not have the unary productions...
ReplyDeleteTeo I had the same problem, make sure you have cleared your browser cache when you view the pdf from the webpage.
ReplyDeleteHal, I did notice that although unary productions were included in the fix, the probabilities did not change. Could you double check that the probabilities are taking into account the unary rule probabilities?
@Anonymous: I'm pretty sure they're correct... the bug was in the printing part...
ReplyDelete@Anonymous: maybe other people can verify...
ReplyDeleteIs "http://www.cs.utah.edu/~hal/tmp/parser.pl" script working now? It keeps showing the message below:
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Output:
not enough lines in /var/tmp/CGItemp18907
Did not seem to work; this does not count against your submission quota!
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What does the grammar.pl script do? Do the sentences it generates come from other students' grammars? And are the output files then the parses our grammar does on other students' sentences?
ReplyDelete@linxoid: exactly right.
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