NAME
Text::Shirasu - Text::MeCab wrapped for natural language processing
SYNOPSIS
use utf8;
use feature ':5.10';
use Text::Shirasu;
my $ts = Text::Shirasu->new(cabocha => 1); # you can use Text::CaboCha
my $normalize = $ts->normalize("昨日の晩御飯は「鮭のふりかけ」と「味噌汁」だけでした。");
$ts->parse($normalize);
for my $node (@{ $ts->nodes }) {
say $node->surface;
}
say $ts->join_surface;
my $filter = $ts->filter(type => [qw/名詞 助動詞/], 記号 => [qw/括弧開 括弧閉/]);
say $filter->join_surface;
for my $tree (@{ $ts->trees }) {
say $tree->surface;
}
DESCRIPTION
Text::Shirasu is wrapped Text::MeCab. This module is easy to normalize text and filter part of speech. Also to use Text::CaboCha by setting the cabocha option to true.
METHODS
new
Text::Shirasu->new(
# If you want to use cabocha
cabocha => 1,
# Text::MeCab arguments
rcfile => $rcfile, # Also it will be ailias as mecabrc for Text::CaboCha
dicdir => $dicdir, # Also it will be ailias as mecab_dicdir for Text::CaboCha
userdic => $userdic, # Also it will be ailias as mecab_userdic for Text::CaboCha
lattice_level => $lattice_level,
all_morphs => $all_morphs,
output_format_type => $output_format_type,
partial => $partial,
node_format => $node_format,
unk_format => $unk_format,
bos_format => $bos_format,
eos_format => $eos_format,
input_buffer_size => $input_buffer_size,
allocate_sentence => $allocate_sentence,
nbest => $nbest,
theta => $theta,
# Text::CaboCha arguments
ne => $ne,
parser_model => $parser_model_file,
chunker_model => $chunker_model_file,
ne_model => $ne_tagger_model_file,
);
parse
This method wraps the parse method of Text::MeCab. The analysis result is saved as array reference of Text::Shirasu::Node instance in the Text::Shirasu instance. Also, If you used cabocha mode, it save as array reference of Text::Shirasu::Tree instance in the Text::Shirasu instance when used this method. It return Text::Shirasu instance.
$ts->parse("このおにぎりは「母」が握ってくれたものです。");
normalize
It will normalize text using Lingua::JA::NormalizeText.
$ts->normalize("あ━ ”(*)” を〰〰 ’+1’")
$ts->normalize("テキスト〰〰", qw/nfkc, alnum_z2h/, \&your_create_routine)
It accepts a string as the first argument, and receives the Lingua::JA::NormalizeText options and subroutines after the second argument. If you do not specify a subroutine to be used in normalization, use the following Lingua::JA::NormalizeText options and subroutines by default.
Please read the documentation of Lingua::JA::NormalizeText for details on how each Lingua::JA::NormalizeText option works.
Lingua::JA::NormalizeText options
nfkc nfkd nfc nfd alnum_z2h space_z2h katakana_h2z decode_entities unify_nl unify_whitespaces unify_long_spaces trim old2new_kana old2new_kanji tab2space all_dakuon_normalize square2katakana circled2kana circled2kanji decompose_parenthesized_kanji
Subroutines
normalize_hyphen normalize_symbols
filter
Please use after parse method execution. Filter the surface based on the features stored in the Text::Shirasu instance. Passing subtype to value with part of speech name as key allows you to more filter the string.
# filtering nodes only
$ts->filter(type => [qw/名詞/]);
$ts->filter(type => [qw/名詞 記号/], 記号 => [qw/括弧開 括弧閉/]);
# filtering trees only
$ts->filter(tree => 1, node => 0, type => [qw/名詞/]);
$ts->filter(tree => 1, node => 0, type => [qw/名詞 記号/], 記号 => [qw/括弧開 括弧閉/]);
# filtering nodes and trees
$ts->filter(tree => 1, type => [qw/名詞/]);
$ts->filter(tree => 1, type => [qw/名詞 記号/], 記号 => [qw/括弧開 括弧閉/]);
join_surface
Returns a string that combined the surfaces stored in the instance.
$ts->join_surface
nodes
Return the array reference of the Text::Shirasu::Node instance.
$ts->nodes
trees
Return the array reference of the Text::Shirasu::Tree instance.
$ts->trees
mecab
Return the Text::MeCab instance.
$ts->mecab
cabocha
Return the Text::CaboCha instance.
$ts->cabocha
SUBROUTINES
These subroutines perform the following substitution.
normalize_hyphen
s/[˗֊‐‑‒–⁃⁻₋−]/-/g;
s/[﹣-ー—―─━ー]/ー/g;
s/[~∼∾〜〰~]//g;
s/ー+/ー/g;
normalize_symbols
tr/。、・「」/。、・「」/;
LICENSE
Copyright (C) Kei Kamikawa(Code-Hex).
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
AUTHOR
Kei Kamikawa <x00.x7f@gmail.com>