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Vladimír Benko

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Jun 18, 2024, 5:08:44 AM6/18/24
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Dear All,

After many years of using the older version of NoSkE, we have finally decided to install the new (Crystal) one.  We have, however, encountered a strange problem.  In one of our beta corpora, we have a dynamic attribute defined as follows:

ATTRIBUTE "lemma_2" {
    DYNAMIC utf8getlastn
    DYNLIB internal
    ARG1 "2"
    FUNTYPE i
    FROMATTR lemma
    DYNTYPE index
    TRANSQUERY yes
}


I.e., take the last two characters of lemma.  The 'compilecorp' log indicates that the process is running, et it has slowed down dramatically, adding approximately one line every two hours:

Compiling arf for attribute lemma_2
frq already compiled, skipping.

0 %
1 %
...
51 %
52 %

The older NoSkE version had a similar problem as well, yet the pace of processing was still reasonable.  (The corpus is not very large, 125 million tokens.)

Any sussestions?

Many thanks and best ragards,


Vlado B, 11:05


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Vit Suchomel

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Jun 18, 2024, 5:31:38 AM6/18/24
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Hi Vlado,

you can use DYNTYPE freq, that should do it.

Best regards,
Vít Suchomel
Sketch Engine team


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Vladimír Benko

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Jun 19, 2024, 3:00:53 AM6/19/24
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Vítku,

you can use DYNTYPE freq, that should do it.

Thanks a lot -- yes, it has helped (a bit ;-)

Best,

Vlado B, 9:00
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