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app.py
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GOOGLE_DAILY_LIMIT = 100
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# ---------------------------
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def extract_claims(page_text, max_claims=20, batch_size=50):
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"""
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Extract top claims from text:
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sentences = [s.strip() for s in page_text.split('.') if len(s.strip().split()) > 4]
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# Step 2: Function to safely split a sentence on ',' and ';'
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def safe_split(s):
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pattern = r'(?<![\d\$]),|;' # avoid commas in numbers like 1,000
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chunks = re.split(pattern, s)
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return [c.strip() for c in chunks if len(c.split()) > 4]
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for s in sentences:
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refined_sentences.extend(safe_split(s))
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# Step 3: Function to classify a single sentence
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def classify_sentence(s):
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out = claim_classifier(s, claim_labels)
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label_priority = ["factual claim", "opinion", "personal anecdote"]
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return {"text": s, "label": lbl, "score": round(out["scores"][out["labels"].index(lbl)], 3)}
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return None
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# Step
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results = []
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with ThreadPoolExecutor() as executor:
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for r in executor.map(classify_sentence,
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if r:
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results.append(r)
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# Step
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results = sorted(results, key=lambda x: -len(x["text"]))[:max_claims]
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return results
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# ---------------------------
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except Exception:
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return []
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# Dot-split helper for raw text
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def split_on_dots(text):
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return [s.strip() for s in text.split('.') if len(s.strip().split()) > 4]
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# ---------------------------
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# Unified Predict Function
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def predict(user_text=""):
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"""
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Runs both:
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1. Full-text analysis (AI detection on entire input +
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2. Claim-extracted analysis (claim split + AI detection + fact-check)
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"""
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if not user_text.strip():
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# --- Full text analysis ---
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full_ai_result = detect_ai(user_text)
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dot_sentences =
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full_fact_checking = {s: fetch_google_search(s) for s in dot_sentences}
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# --- Claim-based analysis ---
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GOOGLE_DAILY_LIMIT = 100
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# ---------------------------
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# Safe Split Helpers
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def safe_split_text(text):
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"""
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Split text safely on '.' or ',' or ';'
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but do NOT split when between numbers (e.g., 1.41, 1,200, $1,200).
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"""
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pattern = r'(?<!\d)[.](?!\d)|(?<![\d\$]),(?!\d)|;'
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return [s.strip() for s in re.split(pattern, text) if len(s.strip().split()) > 4]
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# ---------------------------
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# Claim Extraction
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def extract_claims(page_text, max_claims=20, batch_size=50):
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"""
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- Uses safe_split_text for splitting.
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- Classifies each piece into factual claim, opinion, or anecdote.
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"""
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sentences = safe_split_text(page_text)
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# Step 1: Function to classify a single sentence
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def classify_sentence(s):
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out = claim_classifier(s, claim_labels)
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label_priority = ["factual claim", "opinion", "personal anecdote"]
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return {"text": s, "label": lbl, "score": round(out["scores"][out["labels"].index(lbl)], 3)}
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return None
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# Step 2: Threaded classification
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results = []
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with ThreadPoolExecutor() as executor:
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for r in executor.map(classify_sentence, sentences):
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if r:
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results.append(r)
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# Step 3: Limit top claims
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results = sorted(results, key=lambda x: -len(x["text"]))[:max_claims]
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return results
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# ---------------------------
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except Exception:
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return []
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# ---------------------------
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# Unified Predict Function
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# ---------------------------
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def predict(user_text=""):
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"""
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Runs both:
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1. Full-text analysis (AI detection on entire input + safe-split fact-check)
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2. Claim-extracted analysis (claim split + AI detection + fact-check)
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"""
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if not user_text.strip():
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# --- Full text analysis ---
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full_ai_result = detect_ai(user_text)
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dot_sentences = safe_split_text(user_text)
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full_fact_checking = {s: fetch_google_search(s) for s in dot_sentences}
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# --- Claim-based analysis ---
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