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"""
Build the corpus: canonical cross-lingual passage IDs + pseudo-documents.
EVERYTHING DOWNSTREAM HANGS OFF THIS FILE.
Two ideas, both load-bearing:
1. CANONICAL PASSAGE IDs
MSMARCO-XI is parallel: one passage exists in English plus 14 translations.
The join key is (query_id, passage_index) -- the same slot across every
language view. That single key gives us:
- one chunk_id valid in all 15 languages
- cross-lingual score fusion (a 15-member ensemble on one query embedding)
- References Completeness computed on ENGLISH and projected to all languages,
sidestepping the English-only coreference limitation in arXiv:2603.25333
2. PSEUDO-DOCUMENTS
MS MARCO passages are ~55-60 words -- roughly one paragraph. The chunking
methods that win in the literature (Paragraph Group Chunking, arXiv:2603.06976)
need multi-paragraph documents and degenerate to a no-op here. Chauhan & Hegde
(DATA 2026) measured chunking at 0.9-2.0% of variance on exactly this corpus,
plausibly because their 256/512-token chunks exceeded their ~80-token documents.
Grouping passages back into pseudo-documents RECONSTRUCTS the conditions under
which chunking matters. It also revives Block Integrity as a metric: original
passage boundaries become the gold blocks, so BI = "did we split a passage?"
This is a TESTED HYPOTHESIS, not a preference. Run the ANOVA on raw passages
AND on pseudo-documents; if chunking's eta-squared rises, you have empirically
identified when chunking starts to matter -- the open question across all six
papers in the review.
GROUPING STRATEGIES
url group by source URL (truest to original web documents)
query group by query_id (always available; topically coherent)
cluster embedding k-means (best coherence, needs GPU embeddings)
Outputs (parquet, under $VOICERAG_ROOT/data):
passages.parquet one row per (canonical_id, lang)
pseudo_docs.parquet one row per (pseudo_doc_id, lang), with block offsets
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import argparse
import hashlib
import json
import os
from pathlib import Path
import sys
sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1]))
from src.schema_utils import iter_passages, norm_lang, default_root, load_report # noqa: E402
TARGET_WORDS = 3000 # ~4-8k tokens: a realistic web-document size
MIN_WORDS = 800
MAX_PASSAGES_PER_DOC = 60
def canonical_id(query_id: str | int, passage_index: int) -> str:
"""Language-independent passage identity. Stable across runs and machines."""
raw = f"{query_id}::{passage_index}"
return hashlib.blake2b(raw.encode(), digest_size=8).hexdigest()
def load_schema(root: Path) -> tuple[dict, dict, list[str]]:
report = load_report(root)
return report["field_mapping"], report["passage_mapping"], report["files"]
def explode_passages(root: Path, limit_files: int | None) -> "object":
"""Flatten nested passages into one row per (canonical_id, lang)."""
import polars as pl
fmap, pmap, files = load_schema(root)
pcol = fmap["passages"]
qid_col, lang_col = fmap.get("query_id"), fmap.get("lang")
t_key, en_key = pmap.get("text"), pmap.get("text_en")
sel_key, url_key = pmap.get("is_selected"), pmap.get("url")
if not (pcol and t_key and qid_col):
raise SystemExit("schema_report.json is missing passages/text/query_id — rerun 02_inspect_schema.py")
cols = [c for c in (qid_col, lang_col, pcol) if c]
frames = []
for fp in (files[:limit_files] if limit_files else files):
try:
df = pl.read_parquet(fp, columns=cols)
except Exception as exc:
print(f" skip {Path(fp).name}: {exc}")
continue
rows = []
langs = df[lang_col].to_list() if lang_col else [None] * len(df)
for qid, lang, plist in zip(df[qid_col].to_list(), langs, df[pcol].to_list()):
lang = norm_lang(lang)
for idx, text, text_en, sel, url in iter_passages(plist, t_key, en_key, sel_key, url_key):
if not isinstance(text, str) or not text.strip():
continue
rows.append({
"canonical_id": canonical_id(qid, idx),
"query_id": str(qid),
"passage_index": idx,
"lang": lang,
"text": text,
"text_en": text_en,
"is_selected": sel,
"url": url,
"n_words": len(text.split()),
})
if rows:
frames.append(pl.DataFrame(rows))
print(f" {Path(fp).name[:48]:48s} +{len(rows):>8,} passages")
if not frames:
raise SystemExit("no passages extracted — check the passage mapping in schema_report.json")
out = pl.concat(frames, how="vertical_relaxed")
before = len(out)
out = out.unique(subset=["canonical_id", "lang"], keep="first")
print(f" deduped {before:,} -> {len(out):,} unique (canonical_id, lang)")
return out
def build_pseudo_docs(passages, strategy: str, target_words: int):
"""Group passages into documents. Grouping is decided on the ENGLISH view and
applied identically to every language, so pseudo_doc_id is also canonical."""
import polars as pl
if strategy == "url" and passages["url"].null_count() < len(passages):
key = "url"
else:
if strategy == "url":
print(" !! no usable url column, falling back to query grouping")
key = "query_id"
# Decide grouping once, on English (or whatever the largest view is).
langs = passages["lang"].value_counts().sort("count", descending=True)
pivot_lang = "en" if "en" in passages["lang"].unique().to_list() else langs["lang"][0]
pivot = passages.filter(pl.col("lang") == pivot_lang).sort([key, "query_id", "passage_index"])
print(f" grouping on '{key}' using pivot language '{pivot_lang}' ({len(pivot):,} passages)")
assignment: dict[str, tuple[str, int]] = {} # canonical_id -> (doc_id, block_index)
doc_n = 0
cur_key, cur_words, cur_block = None, 0, 0
doc_id = None
for cid, gkey, nw in zip(pivot["canonical_id"], pivot[key], pivot["n_words"]):
start_new = (
doc_id is None
or gkey != cur_key
or cur_words >= target_words
or cur_block >= MAX_PASSAGES_PER_DOC
)
if start_new:
doc_n += 1
doc_id = f"pd{doc_n:08d}"
cur_key, cur_words, cur_block = gkey, 0, 0
assignment[cid] = (doc_id, cur_block)
cur_words += nw
cur_block += 1
print(f" formed {doc_n:,} pseudo-documents")
amap = pl.DataFrame({
"canonical_id": list(assignment.keys()),
"pseudo_doc_id": [v[0] for v in assignment.values()],
"block_index": [v[1] for v in assignment.values()],
})
# Left join: passages present in a language but absent from the pivot get null doc ids.
tagged = passages.join(amap, on="canonical_id", how="left")
orphans = tagged["pseudo_doc_id"].null_count()
if orphans:
print(f" !! {orphans:,} passages had no pivot-language counterpart (dropped from pseudo-docs)")
docs = (
tagged.filter(pl.col("pseudo_doc_id").is_not_null())
.sort(["pseudo_doc_id", "lang", "block_index"])
.group_by(["pseudo_doc_id", "lang"])
.agg([
pl.col("text").alias("blocks"), # gold blocks -> Block Integrity metric
pl.col("canonical_id").alias("block_ids"),
pl.col("is_selected").alias("block_labels"),
pl.col("n_words").sum().alias("n_words"),
pl.len().alias("n_blocks"),
])
.with_columns(pl.col("blocks").list.join("\n\n").alias("text"))
.filter(pl.col("n_words") >= MIN_WORDS)
)
return tagged, docs
def main() -> int:
ap = argparse.ArgumentParser()
ap.add_argument("--root", type=Path, default=None,
help="data root; defaults to $VOICERAG_ROOT or <repo>/../voicerag_data")
ap.add_argument("--strategy", choices=["url", "query", "cluster"], default="url")
ap.add_argument("--target-words", type=int, default=TARGET_WORDS)
ap.add_argument("--limit-files", type=int, default=None, help="for a fast smoke test")
args = ap.parse_args()
root = (args.root.expanduser().resolve() if args.root else default_root())
print(f"==> data root: {root}")
data = root / "data"
data.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
if args.strategy == "cluster":
raise SystemExit("cluster grouping needs the embedding index — use 'url' or 'query' first")
print("==> exploding passages")
passages = explode_passages(root, args.limit_files)
print("\n==> per-language passage counts")
for lang, n in passages["lang"].value_counts().sort("count", descending=True).iter_rows():
print(f" {lang:>4s} {n:>12,}")
print(f"\n==> building pseudo-documents (strategy={args.strategy}, target={args.target_words} words)")
passages, docs = build_pseudo_docs(passages, args.strategy, args.target_words)
p_out, d_out = data / "passages.parquet", data / "pseudo_docs.parquet"
passages.write_parquet(p_out, compression="zstd")
docs.write_parquet(d_out, compression="zstd")
import polars as pl
print(f"\n==> wrote {p_out} ({len(passages):,} rows, {p_out.stat().st_size/2**20:.0f} MiB)")
print(f"==> wrote {d_out} ({len(docs):,} rows, {d_out.stat().st_size/2**20:.0f} MiB)")
print(f"\n unique canonical passages : {passages['canonical_id'].n_unique():,}")
print(f" language views : {passages['lang'].n_unique()}")
print(f" labelled positives : {passages.filter(pl.col('is_selected') == 1).height:,}")
print(f" pseudo-doc mean words : {docs['n_words'].mean():.0f}")
print(f" pseudo-doc mean blocks : {docs['n_blocks'].mean():.1f}")
print("\n Next: chunking portfolio runs against BOTH passages.parquet and")
print(" pseudo_docs.parquet — that pair is the ANOVA 'corpus form' factor.")
return 0
if __name__ == "__main__":
raise SystemExit(main())
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