Re: [ANN] New release mathling XQuery libraries
Mary Holstege <[email protected]>
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On 3/8/22 11:54, Roger L Costello wrote:
> Mary emailed me how to run XQuery from the command line, using Saxon:
>
> java -Xss32m -Xmn32m net.sf.saxon.Query -traceout:#err -opt:-gl -q:examples/compile.xqy
>
> Mary's compile.xqy takes a file containing this input:
>
> 1 I I pronoun
> 2 me me pronoun
> 3 mine mine pronoun
> 4 my my pronoun
> 5 myself myself pronoun
> 6 you you pronoun
> 7 your your pronoun
> 8 yours yours pronoun
> 9 yourself yourself pronoun
> 10 yourselves yourselves pronoun
> 11 he he pronoun
> 12 him him pronoun
> ....... (lots more)
>
> And generates the below JSON. Mary, would you describe what the JSON is showing? And what is a trie? /Roger
>
> {
> "entities": [
> {
> "word": "I",
> "normalized": "I",
> "type": "pronoun",
> "id": "1"
> },
> {
> "word": "me",
> "normalized": "me",
> "type": "pronoun",
> "id": "2"
> },
> {
> "word": "mine",
> "normalized": "mine",
> "type": "pronoun",
> "id": "3"
> },
> {
> "word": "my",
> "normalized": "my",
> "type": "pronoun",
> "id": "4"
> },
> ..... (much more)
> ],
> "trie": {
> "root": 1,
> "states": {
> "0": {},
> "32": {
> "emits": {
> "himself": [14]
> },
> "output": 1,
> "success": {},
> "depth": 7,
> "failure": 1,
> "id": 32
> },
> "64": {
> "emits": {
> "them": [28]
> },
> "output": 3,
> "success": {},
> "depth": 4,
> "failure": 3,
> "id": 64
> },
> ...... (more)
> },
> "config": {
> "unicode-normalization": "none",
> "case-insensitive": false
> },
> "num-states": 272,
> "size-map": {
> "yours": 5,
> "a": 1,
> "hasn't": 6,
> "were": 4,
> "against": 7,
> "herself": 7,
> "doesn't": 7,
> "anything": 8,
> "done": 4,
> "won't": 5,
> "be": 2,
> "theirselves": 11,
> "having": 6,
> "noone": 5,
> "in": 2,
> "things": 6,
> "with": 4,
> "one": 3,
> "wouldn't": 8,
> "that": 4,
> "ours": 4,
> "between": 7,
> "its": 3,
> "without": 7,
> "go": 2,
> "have": 4,
> "they": 4,
> "shouldn't": 9,
> "I": 1,
> "was": 3,
> "is": 2,
> "within": 6,
> "do": 2,
> "it": 2,
> "had": 3,
> "am": 2,
> "been": 4,
> "got": 3,
> "my": 2,
> "our": 3,
> "him": 3,
> "an": 2,
> "nothing": 7,
> "thing": 5,
> "we": 2,
> "she": 3,
> "don't": 5,
> "hadn't": 6,
> "gotten": 6,
> "the": 3,
> "isn't": 5,
> "someone": 7,
> "his": 3,
> "will": 4,
> "at": 2,
> "your": 4,
> "mine": 4,
> "should": 6,
> "haven't": 7,
> "over": 4,
> "some": 4,
> "went": 4,
> "atop": 4,
> "are": 3,
> "would": 5,
> "her": 3,
> "whether": 7,
> "get": 3,
> "ourselves": 9,
> "goes": 4,
> "by": 2,
> "of": 2,
> "itself": 6,
> "himself": 7,
> "me": 2,
> "under": 5,
> "myself": 6,
> "theirs": 6,
> "does": 4,
> "besides": 7,
> "beside": 6,
> "something": 9,
> "weren't": 7,
> "anyone": 6,
> "their": 5,
> "has": 3,
> "to": 2,
> "beneath": 7,
> "didn't": 6,
> "after": 5,
> "them": 4,
> "among": 5,
> "he": 2,
> "which": 5,
> "amongst": 7,
> "yourselves": 10,
> "above": 5,
> "gets": 4,
> "us": 2,
> "who": 3,
> "hers": 4,
> "you": 3,
> "did": 3,
> "across": 6,
> "gone": 4,
> "on": 2,
> "yourself": 8,
> "before": 6
> },
> "num-keywords": 108,
> "constructed-failure-states": true
> }
> }
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Roger L Costello <[email protected]>
> Sent: Tuesday, March 8, 2022 2:18 PM
> To: Mary Holstege <[email protected]>; xml-dev <[email protected]>
> Subject: [xml-dev] [ANN] New release mathling XQuery libraries
>
> Hi Mary,
>
> Congratulations! That is an amazing collection of functions.
>
> I'd like to give some of your functions a test drive. How about the compile.xqy file in the examples folder. I have it open in Oxygen XML. How do I execute it? (Sorry, I haven't done anything with XQuery in many years.)
>
> /Roger
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mary Holstege <[email protected]>
> Sent: Tuesday, March 8, 2022 1:25 PM
> To: xml-dev <[email protected]>
> Subject: [EXT] [xml-dev] [ANN] New release mathling XQuery libraries
>
>
> Announcing the 20220308 release of my art support XQuery libraries.
>
> Full details here: https://mathling.com/code/art/README.html
>
> Licensing: Generally licensed as CC-BY
> (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) although some of the code
> is ports of BSD/MIT libraries.
>
> What's in it? There's a lot, and I've been steadily porting/cleaning up
> more of my older code to share, and adding more tests and docs.
>
> Random distributions: uniform, normal, skewed normal, Zipf, Bernoulli,
> Poisson, binomial Poisson, adhoc weighted, simple Markov chains
>
> Basic geometric objects (points, ellipses, Bezier paths, polygons, etc)
> and basic operations over them (affines, projections, some
> containment/intersection, areas, lengths, splines). Some limited support
> for solid geometry as well.
>
> Arrangements: grids, arcs, spirals, helixes; simple graph layout,
> Delaunay/Voronoi triangulation, binary split trees, treemaps
>
> Isohedral tiling (port of tactile.js)
>
> Raw image read/write/dither.
>
> Drawing of geometric objects to SVG (or my domain-specific language,
> but I'm not sharing the rats nest that is my stylesheets yet, so that
> will be of limited value to anyone else)
>
> Standard collection of SVG gradients and filters (plus hooks to Inkscape
> filters, but you have to install Inkscape yourself for that) and
> libraries for combining/altering them.
>
> Colour space conversions, tonemapping
>
> Noise functions: Open Simplex, Perlin, Worley, value, various flavours
> of fractal noise, various noise modifiers
>
> Signed distance functions for various 2D and 3D shapes plus ray casting
> support based on SDF functions plus rendering functions
>
> Some higher-level components such as L-systems, flow fields, modulated
> torus knots
>
> Aho-Corasick string matching
>
> Tested on Saxon 10.6 (some advanced stuff depends on Saxon-PE, although
> I've tried to encapsulate those parts)
>
> Definitely requires XQuery 3.1
>
> Happy hacking
>
> //Mary
>
>
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