Using the Ubuntu+LKB image that @bmgraves created for this quarter’s class, we’re running into a new (to me) error when trying to process test suite profiles with [ incr tsdb () ]. Specifically, it seems like Process | All items will give up after … something … happens.
For the specific corpus I’m working with (Meitei, mni), if I try Process | All items, it shows the following in the common lisp buffer in emacs and doesn’t record any parses:
close-connection():
anonymous/corpus/22-01-10/lkb' expiry. main(): no history file.tsdb_history’.
retrieve(): found 1785 items (0 output specifications).
create-cache(): write-through mode foranonymous/corpus/22-01-10/lkb'. largest-run-id(): largestrun-id’ is 0.
largest-parse-id(): largestparse-id' (forrun’ 1) is 0.
(0)khútlə́m oy-nə , yam waŋ-nə hay-khət-nə kəri=no təw-pi-tə-lə́gə-čhú , tə́rahum=tə oy-pə-čhú parti , koŋgrés ŋə́čhi=təgi čə́hí mə́ŋa-lom=ki mə́-maŋ=tə phə́m-khi-pə , mə́-tú=ki mə́-thə́k čə́hí tə́ramúk=ki mə́-maŋ=tə phə́m-khi-pə , kəya ə́-mə pí-pə ya-í .' [100000] flush-cache(): flushinganonymous/corpus/22-01-10/lkb’ cache … done.
close-connection(): `anonymous/corpus/22-01-10/lkb’ expiry.
If I set the TSQL condition, I can get it to parse a couple, but far from the full test suite. With the TSQL condition set to i-length <= 4, I get:
main(): no history file
.tsdb_history'. retrieve(): found 608 items (0 output specifications). create-cache(): write-through mode foranonymous/corpus/22-01-10/lkb’.
largest-run-id(): largestrun-id' is 0. largest-parse-id(): largestparse-id’ (forrun' 1) is 0. (20)phəǰə-nə kúp-čhin-lə́gə thəm-ləm-í .’ [100000] — error: No analysis found corresponding to token 0-1 PHƏǰƏ-NƏ No analysis found corresponding to token 1-2 KÚP-ČHIN-LƏ́GƏ.
(110)phə-lə-e .' [100000] --- error: No analysis found corresponding to token 0-1 PHƏ-LƏ-E. (150)nípá ŋák=tə́ ləy-u .’’ [100000]
flush-cache(): flushinganonymous/corpus/22-01-10/lkb' cache ... done. close-connection():anonymous/corpus/22-01-10/lkb’ expiry.
Similarly, if I set it to i-id > 100 I can get an item parsed before it quits. So, I think there is some kind of error that is leading it to give up entirely, but I can’t see what it is. Does anyone have any ideas?