#!/usr/bin/env perl # Copyright 2014 University of Edinburgh (Author: Pawel Swietojanski) # The script - based on punctuation times - splits segments longer than #words (input parameter) # and produces bit more more normalised form of transcripts, as follows # MeetID Channel Spkr stime etime transcripts #use List::MoreUtils 'indexes'; use strict; use warnings; sub split_transcripts; sub normalise_transcripts; sub merge_hashes { my ($h1, $h2) = @_; my %hash1 = %$h1; my %hash2 = %$h2; foreach my $key2 ( keys %hash2 ) { if( exists $hash1{$key2} ) { warn "Key [$key2] is in both hashes!"; next; } else { $hash1{$key2} = $hash2{$key2}; } } return %hash1; } sub print_hash { my ($h) = @_; my %hash = %$h; foreach my $k (sort keys %hash) { print "$k : $hash{$k}\n"; } } sub get_name { #no warnings; my $sname = sprintf("%07d_%07d", $_[0]*100, $_[1]*100) || die 'Input undefined!'; #use warnings; return $sname; } sub split_on_comma { my ($text, $comma_times, $btime, $etime, $max_words_per_seg)= @_; my %comma_hash = %$comma_times; print "Btime, Etime : $btime, $etime\n"; my $stime = ($etime+$btime)/2; #split time my $skey = ""; my $otime = $btime; foreach my $k (sort {$comma_hash{$a} cmp $comma_hash{$b} } keys %comma_hash) { print "Key : $k : $comma_hash{$k}\n"; my $ktime = $comma_hash{$k}; if ($ktime==$btime) { next; } if ($ktime==$etime) { last; } if (abs($stime-$ktime)/20) { $st=$comma_hash{$skey}; $et = $etime; } my (@utts) = split (' ', $utts1[$i]); if ($#utts < $max_words_per_seg) { my $nm = get_name($st, $et); print "SplittedOnComma[$i]: $nm : $utts1[$i]\n"; $transcripts{$nm} = $utts1[$i]; } else { print 'Continue splitting!'; my %transcripts2 = split_on_comma($utts1[$i], \%comma_hash, $st, $et, $max_words_per_seg); %transcripts = merge_hashes(\%transcripts, \%transcripts2); } } return %transcripts; } sub split_transcripts { @_ == 4 || die 'split_transcripts: transcript btime etime max_word_per_seg'; my ($text, $btime, $etime, $max_words_per_seg) = @_; my (@transcript) = @$text; my (@punct_indices) = grep { $transcript[$_] =~ /^[\.,\?\!\:]$/ } 0..$#transcript; my (@time_indices) = grep { $transcript[$_] =~ /^[0-9]+\.[0-9]*/ } 0..$#transcript; my (@puncts_times) = delete @transcript[@time_indices]; my (@puncts) = @transcript[@punct_indices]; if ($#puncts_times != $#puncts) { print 'Ooops, different number of punctuation signs and timestamps! Skipping.'; return (); } #first split on full stops my (@full_stop_indices) = grep { $puncts[$_] =~ /[\.\?]/ } 0..$#puncts; my (@full_stop_times) = @puncts_times[@full_stop_indices]; unshift (@full_stop_times, $btime); push (@full_stop_times, $etime); my %comma_puncts = (); for (my $i=0, my $j=0;$i<=$#punct_indices; $i++) { my $lbl = "$transcript[$punct_indices[$i]]$j"; if ($lbl =~ /[\.\?].+/) { next; } $transcript[$punct_indices[$i]] = $lbl; $comma_puncts{$lbl} = $puncts_times[$i]; $j++; } #print_hash(\%comma_puncts); print "InpTrans : @transcript\n"; print "Full stops: @full_stop_times\n"; # my @utts1 = split (/[\.\?]/, uc join(' ', @transcript)); my $hey = join(' ', @transcript); $hey=~s/ \././g; $hey=~s/ \?/?/g; # my $hey = join('.', split(/ \./, $hey)); # my $hey = join('?', split(/ \?/, $hey)); my @utts1 = split (/(?<=[\.\?])\s*/, $hey); # my @utts1 = split (/(?<=[\.\?])\s*/, join(' ', @transcript)); my %transcripts = (); for (my $i=0; $i<=$#utts1; $i++) { my (@utts) = split (' ', $utts1[$i]); my $hey = $max_words_per_seg; if ($#utts < $max_words_per_seg) { print "ReadyTrans: $utts1[$i]\n"; $transcripts{get_name($full_stop_times[$i], $full_stop_times[$i+1])} = $utts1[$i]; } else { print "TransToSplit: $utts1[$i]\n"; my %transcripts2 = split_on_comma($utts1[$i], \%comma_puncts, $full_stop_times[$i], $full_stop_times[$i+1], $max_words_per_seg); print "Hash TR2:\n"; print_hash(\%transcripts2); print "Hash TR:\n"; print_hash(\%transcripts); %transcripts = merge_hashes(\%transcripts, \%transcripts2); print "Hash TR_NEW : \n"; print_hash(\%transcripts); } } return %transcripts; } sub normalise_transcripts { my $text = $_[0]; #DO SOME ROUGH AND OBVIOUS PRELIMINARY NORMALISATION, AS FOLLOWS #remove the remaining punctation labels e.g. some text ,0 some text ,1 # $text =~ s/[\.\,\?\!\:][0-9]+//g; #there are some extra spurious puncations without spaces, e.g. UM,I, replace with space # $text =~ s/[A-Z']+,[A-Z']+/ /g; #split words combination, ie. ANTI-TRUST to ANTI TRUST (None of them appears in cmudict anyway) #$text =~ s/(.*)([A-Z])\s+(\-)(.*)/$1$2$3$4/g; # $text =~ s/\-/ /g; #substitute X_M_L with X. M. L. etc. $text =~ s/\_/. /g; #normalise and trim spaces $text =~ s/^\s*//g; $text =~ s/\s*$//g; $text =~ s/\s+/ /g; #some transcripts are empty with -, nullify (and ignore) them $text =~ s/^\-$//g; $text =~ s/^\.$//g; $text =~ s/^\?$//g; $text =~ s/\s+\-$//; # apply few exception for dashed phrases, Mm-Hmm, Uh-Huh, etc. those are frequent in AMI # and will be added to dictionary # $text =~ s/MM HMM/MM\-HMM/g; # $text =~ s/UH HUH/UH\-HUH/g; return $text; } if (@ARGV != 2) { print STDERR "Usage: ami_split_segments.pl \n"; exit(1); } my $meet_file = shift @ARGV; my $out_file = shift @ARGV; my %transcripts = (); open(W, ">$out_file") || die "opening output file $out_file"; open(S, "<$meet_file") || die "opening meeting file $meet_file"; while() { my @A = split(" ", $_); if (@A < 9) { print "Skipping line @A"; next; } my ($meet_id, $channel, $spk, $channel2, $trans_btime, $trans_etime, $aut_btime, $aut_etime) = @A[0..7]; my @transcript = @A[8..$#A]; my %transcript = split_transcripts(\@transcript, $aut_btime, $aut_etime, 30); for my $key (keys %transcript) { my $value = $transcript{$key}; my $segment = normalise_transcripts($value); my @times = split(/\_/, $key); if ($times[0] >= $times[1]) { print "Warning, $meet_id, $spk, $times[0] > $times[1]. Skipping. \n"; next; } if (length($segment)>0) { print W join " ", $meet_id, "H0${channel2}", $spk, $times[0]/100.0, $times[1]/100.0, $segment, "\n"; } } } close(S); close(W); print STDERR "Finished."