import pandas as pd import re from pathlib import Path from typing import List, Dict, Optional, Union class OldEnglishDictionary: """A class to query the aligned Old English Dictionary dataset.""" def __init__(self, data_path: str = "data/unified_index.tab"): """Initialize the dictionary with the unified index. Args: data_path: Path to the unified_index.tab file """ self.data_path = Path(data_path) self.df = pd.read_csv(self.data_path, sep='\t') # Fill NaN values with empty strings for easier processing self.df = self.df.fillna('') # Create lowercase versions of key columns for case-insensitive search self.df['canonical_key_lower'] = self.df['canonical_key'].str.lower() self.df['normalised_form_lower'] = self.df['normalised_form'].str.lower() # Dictionary sources self.sources = ['BT', 'CH', 'Sweet', 'DOE', 'ParCorOE'] # Count total entries self.total_entries = len(self.df) print(f"Loaded {self.total_entries} aligned entries from {self.data_path}") def search(self, query: str, mode: str = 'canonical', exact: bool = False, pos: Optional[str] = None, source: Optional[str] = None) -> pd.DataFrame: """Search for entries matching the query. Args: query: The search term mode: Search mode ('canonical', 'normalised', 'headword') exact: If True, match the entire term; if False, use substring matching pos: Filter by part of speech source: Filter by dictionary source Returns: DataFrame with matching entries """ query = query.lower() # Base query logic if mode == 'canonical': if exact: results = self.df[self.df['canonical_key_lower'] == query] else: results = self.df[self.df['canonical_key_lower'].str.contains(query, regex=False)] elif mode == 'normalised': if exact: results = self.df[self.df['normalised_form_lower'] == query] else: results = self.df[self.df['normalised_form_lower'].str.contains(query, regex=False)] elif mode == 'headword': # Search across all dictionary headword columns mask = pd.Series(False, index=self.df.index) for source in self.sources: col = f"{source}_headword" if col in self.df.columns: if exact: mask |= (self.df[col].str.lower() == query) else: mask |= (self.df[col].str.lower().str.contains(query, regex=False, na=False)) results = self.df[mask] else: raise ValueError(f"Invalid search mode: {mode}. Use 'canonical', 'normalised', or 'headword'.") # Apply filters if pos: results = results[results['POS'].str.lower() == pos.lower()] if source: col = f"{source}_headword" if col in self.df.columns: results = results[results[col] != ''] else: raise ValueError(f"Invalid source: {source}. Use one of {self.sources}") return results def display_entry(self, entry: pd.Series) -> None: """Display a single dictionary entry in a readable format. Args: entry: A single row from the dataframe """ print("\n" + "=" * 80) print(f"CANONICAL KEY: {entry['canonical_key']}") print(f"NORMALIZED FORM: {entry['normalised_form']}") print(f"MATCH TYPE: {entry['match_type']}") if entry['POS']: print(f"PART OF SPEECH: {entry['POS']}") if entry['Gloss']: print(f"GLOSS: {entry['Gloss']}") print("-" * 80) print("DICTIONARY HEADWORDS:") for source in self.sources: col = f"{source}_headword" if col in entry and entry[col]: print(f" {source}: {entry[col]}") print("=" * 80) def display_results(self, results: pd.DataFrame, limit: int = 10) -> None: """Display search results in a readable format. Args: results: DataFrame containing search results limit: Maximum number of results to display """ num_results = len(results) if num_results == 0: print("No matching entries found.") return print(f"\nFound {num_results} matching entries.") if num_results > limit: print(f"Displaying first {limit} results.") results = results.head(limit) for _, entry in results.iterrows(): self.display_entry(entry) def find_similar(self, query: str, method: str = 'sound') -> pd.DataFrame: """Find entries similar to the query using various similarity methods. Args: query: The search term method: The similarity method ('sound', 'edit', 'prefix') Returns: DataFrame with similar entries """ query = query.lower() if method == 'sound': # Apply Ellis vocalic transformations similar to those used in alignment variations = self._generate_ellis_variations(query) mask = pd.Series(False, index=self.df.index) for variation in variations: mask |= (self.df['canonical_key_lower'] == variation) return self.df[mask] elif method == 'edit': # Crude edit distance approximation - finding entries # that share at least half their characters with the query query_set = set(query) results = [] for idx, row in self.df.iterrows(): canonical = row['canonical_key_lower'] # Skip very short terms or terms with big length difference if len(canonical) < 3 or abs(len(canonical) - len(query)) > 3: continue canonical_set = set(canonical) intersection = len(query_set.intersection(canonical_set)) union = len(query_set.union(canonical_set)) # Jaccard similarity threshold if intersection / union > 0.6: results.append(idx) return self.df.loc[results] elif method == 'prefix': # Find entries that start with the query return self.df[self.df['canonical_key_lower'].str.startswith(query)] else: raise ValueError(f"Invalid method: {method}. Use 'sound', 'edit', or 'prefix'.") def _generate_ellis_variations(self, word: str) -> List[str]: """Generate variations based on Ellis vocalic correspondences. Args: word: The input word Returns: List of phonologically plausible variations """ variations = [word] # Ellis vocalic correspondences transformations = [ (r'ie', r'y'), # fierd/fyrd (r'y', r'ie'), # fyrd/fierd (r'ie', r'i'), # diere/dire (r'i', r'ie'), # diren/dieren (r'io', r'eo'), # bion/beon (r'eo', r'io'), # beorht/biorht (r'on', r'an'), # monig/manig (r'an', r'on'), # manig/monig (r'om', r'am'), # from/fram (r'am', r'om'), # fram/from (r'rg', r'rh'), # burg/burh (r'rh', r'rg'), # burh/burg (r'ea', r'a'), # eald/ald (r'a', r'ea'), # ald/eald (r'eo', r'e') # eofot/efot ] for pattern, replacement in transformations: if pattern in word: variations.append(word.replace(pattern, replacement)) return variations def get_statistics(self) -> Dict[str, Union[int, float]]: """Get statistics about the dictionary dataset. Returns: Dictionary with statistics """ stats = { "total_entries": self.total_entries, "multi_source_entries": len(self.df[self.df['match_type'] != 'single']), "exact_matches": len(self.df[self.df['match_type'] == 'exact']), "ellis_matches": len(self.df[self.df['match_type'] == 'ellis_vocalic']), "single_source": len(self.df[self.df['match_type'] == 'single']) } # Add source-specific counts for source in self.sources: col = f"{source}_headword" if col in self.df.columns: stats[f"{source}_entries"] = len(self.df[self.df[col] != '']) # Add POS distribution pos_counts = self.df['POS'].value_counts().to_dict() stats["pos_distribution"] = pos_counts return stats # Example usage if __name__ == "__main__": oe_dict = OldEnglishDictionary() # Simple demo of the search functionality print("\n=== SEARCH DEMONSTRATION ===") # Search by canonical key print("\nSearching for entries with canonical key containing 'abelgan'...") results = oe_dict.search("abelgan", mode="canonical") oe_dict.display_results(results) # Search by normalized form print("\nSearching for entries with normalized form containing 'ābēodan'...") results = oe_dict.search("ābēodan", mode="normalised", exact=True) oe_dict.display_results(results) # Search by headword across all dictionaries print("\nSearching for entries where any dictionary has headword containing 'cyning'...") results = oe_dict.search("cyning", mode="headword") oe_dict.display_results(results, limit=5) # Filter by part of speech print("\nSearching for noun entries with canonical key containing 'helm'...") results = oe_dict.search("helm", mode="canonical", pos="N") oe_dict.display_results(results, limit=5) # Find similar words print("\nFinding entries similar to 'beon' using sound correspondences...") results = oe_dict.find_similar("beon", method="sound") oe_dict.display_results(results) # Show dictionary statistics stats = oe_dict.get_statistics() print("\n=== DICTIONARY STATISTICS ===") for key, value in stats.items(): if key != "pos_distribution": print(f"{key}: {value}") print("\nPart of Speech Distribution:") for pos, count in stats["pos_distribution"].items(): if pos: # Skip empty POS print(f" {pos}: {count}")