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; Original author: Jared Davis <jared@centtech.com>
(in-package "XDOC")
(include-book "std/strings/defs-program" :dir :system)
(include-book "std/osets/top" :dir :system)
(program)
; We now implement a primitive spell-checking capability so that, when a user
; searches for something like in-theroy instead of in-theory, or fast-alist
; instead of fast-alists, we can hopefully point them to the right topic.
; This is similar to the basic idea of soundex codes, but slightly tweaked to
; possibly better fit what we're trying to do...
(defun soundex-mangle-tail-1 (x)
;; Merge similar sounding characters into sets
(declare (xargs :guard (character-listp x)))
(b* (((when (atom x))
nil)
(x1 (str::downcase-char (car x)))
((when (and (eql x1 #\s)
(atom (cdr x))))
;; Special hack to automatically drop the "s" from the end of the
;; string, so that, e.g., "alist" and "alists" will merge to the same
;; code.
nil)
(rest (soundex-mangle-tail-1 (cdr x))))
(cond ((position x1 "aeiouyhw$") (cons #\Space rest))
((position x1 "bfpv") (cons #\b rest))
((position x1 "cgjkqsxz") (cons #\c rest))
((position x1 "dt") (cons #\d rest))
((eql x1 #\l) (cons #\l rest))
((position x1 "mn") (cons #\m rest))
((eql x1 #\r) (cons #\r rest))
((position x1 "-_/>? ") (cons #\Space rest))
(t (cons x1 rest)))))
(defun soundex-mangle-tail-2 (x)
;; Eat adjacent duplicates except for spaces
(declare (xargs :guard (character-listp x)))
(b* (((when (atom x))
nil)
((when (atom (cdr x)))
(cons (car x) (soundex-mangle-tail-2 (cdr x))))
(x1 (first x))
(x2 (second x))
((when (and (eql x1 x2)
(not (eql x1 #\Space))))
(cons x1 (soundex-mangle-tail-2 (cddr x)))))
(cons x1 (soundex-mangle-tail-2 (cdr x)))))
(defun soundex-mangle-tail (x)
(declare (xargs :guard (character-listp x)))
(b* ((x (soundex-mangle-tail-1 x))
(x (soundex-mangle-tail-2 x))
(x (remove #\Space x)))
(cond ((atom x)
'(#\Space #\Space #\Space))
((atom (cdr x))
(cons (first x) '(#\Space #\Space)))
((atom (cddr x))
(list* (first x) (second x) '(#\Space)))
(t
(list (first x) (second x) (third x))))))
#||
(soundex-mangle-tail (str::explode "xplode"))
(soundex-mangle-tail (str::explode "xplod"))
(soundex-mangle-tail (str::explode "xplds"))
(soundex-mangle-tail (str::explode "xxpld"))
(soundex-mangle-tail (str::explode "mpolde"))
(soundex-mangle-tail (str::explode "ampolde"))
(soundex-mangle-tail (str::explode "unpolde"))
||#
(defun soundex (x)
"Returns our soundex-like code as a string."
(declare (xargs :guard (stringp x)))
(b* ((chars (str::explode x)))
(if (atom chars)
" "
(str::implode
(cons (str::downcase-char (car chars))
(soundex-mangle-tail (cdr chars)))))))
#||
(soundex "explode")
(soundex "explodes")
(soundex "explod")
(soundex "expld")
(soundex "exxpld")
(soundex "impolde")
(soundex "ampolde")
(soundex "unpolde")
(soundex "alist")
(soundex "alists")
(soundex "+")
(soundex "-")
(soundex "foo-bar")
(soundex "foobar")
(soundex "foo_bar")
(soundex "pairlis")
(soundex "pairlis$")
(soundex "union")
(soundex "union$")
;; basic performance test: a million soundex codes for reasonably sized names...
;; 2.68 seconds, 880 MB
;; so we're at 373,000 soundex codes per second. that seems perfectly fine, since
;; there are today well under 10k xdoc topics.
(let ((x "reasonable-name"))
(time (loop for i from 1 to 1000000 do
(xdoc::soundex x))))
||#
(defun soundex-list (x)
(declare (xargs :guard (string-listp x)))
(if (atom x)
nil
(cons (soundex (car x))
(soundex-list (cdr x)))))
; Now we have the problem of seeing how closely actual symbols match...
(defun find-diffs (x y)
(declare (xargs :guard (equal (len x) (len y))))
(cond ((atom x)
nil)
((equal (car x) (car y))
(find-diffs (cdr x) (cdr y)))
(t
(cons (cons (car x) (car y))
(find-diffs (cdr x) (cdr y))))))
(defun nearly-equal-aux (x y)
(declare (xargs :guard (and (string-listp x)
(string-listp y))))
(let ((xl (len x))
(yl (len y)))
(and ;; X is longer than Y by exactly 1.
(eql xl (+ 1 yl))
;; There are at least a couple of tokens in each
(<= 1 xl)
(<= 1 yl)
(or ;; X is just ([prefix]@Y) for some short prefix
(and (equal (cdr x) y)
(<= (length (car x)) 3))
;; X is just (Y@[suffix]) for some short suffix
(and (equal (butlast x 1) y)
(<= (length (car (last y))) 3))))))
(defun nearly-equal (x y)
(declare (xargs :guard (and (string-listp x)
(string-listp y))))
(or (nearly-equal-aux x y)
(nearly-equal-aux y x)))
(defun merge-final-ps (x)
;; Merge together final tokens to perhaps get better soundex matches for
;; "foop" versus "foo" "p"
(declare (xargs :guard (string-listp x)))
(cond ((atom x)
nil)
((atom (cdr x))
(list (first x)))
((and (atom (cddr x))
(equal (second x) "p"))
(list (str::cat (first x) "p")))
(t
(cons (car x)
(merge-final-ps (cdr x))))))
#||
(merge-final-ps '("integer" "list" "p"))
(merge-final-ps '("integer" "listp"))
(merge-final-ps '("maybe" "string" "p"))
||#
(defun collect-plausible-misspellings-aux
(goal ;; the exact symbol the user asked for
goal-tokens ;; the pre-tokenized name of the symbol the user asked for
desperation ;; number of tokens that can differ
topic-names ;; the list of all xdoc topic names to consider
)
(declare (xargs :guard (and (symbolp goal)
(string-listp goal-tokens)
(natp desperation)
(symbol-listp topic-names))))
(b* (((when (atom topic-names))
nil)
(name1 (car topic-names))
(name1-tokens (str::strtok (str::downcase-string (symbol-name name1))
'(#\- #\_ #\/ #\> #\? #\Space)))
(rest (collect-plausible-misspellings-aux goal goal-tokens desperation
(cdr topic-names)))
((when (equal goal-tokens name1-tokens))
;; Identical except perhaps for package-name and/or the number of
;; dashes/hyphens/etc
(cons name1 rest))
((unless (>= desperation 1)) rest)
((when (equal (mergesort name1-tokens)
(mergesort goal-tokens)))
;; Identical up to number of or order of tokens, i.e., foo-bar versus
;; bar-foo.
(cons name1 rest))
((unless (>= desperation 2)) rest)
;; Merge in any final token whose name is just "p", so that, e.g., we
;; treat "foo-p" and "foop" the same from now on.
(name1-tokens (merge-final-ps name1-tokens))
(goal-tokens (merge-final-ps goal-tokens))
((when (equal goal-tokens name1-tokens))
(cons name1 rest))
((unless (>= desperation 3)) rest)
((when (and (equal (len name1-tokens)
(len goal-tokens))
(let ((diffs (find-diffs name1-tokens goal-tokens)))
(and (equal (len diffs) 1)
(equal (soundex (caar diffs))
(soundex (cdar diffs)))))))
;; Same number of tokens, only one token differs, and the token that is
;; different is phonetically similar, catches things like intager-listp
(cons name1 rest))
((unless (>= desperation 4)) rest)
((when (equal (soundex (symbol-name goal))
(soundex (symbol-name name1))))
;; Straightforward phonetic comparison of both symbols without any
;; regard to the tokenization.
(cons name1 rest))
((unless (>= desperation 5)) rest)
((when (nearly-equal name1-tokens goal-tokens))
;; Identical except that one or the other has an extra suffix/prefix.
(cons name1 rest)))
rest))
(defun collect-plausible-misspellings (goal topic-names)
(declare (xargs :guard (and (symbolp goal)
(symbol-listp topic-names))))
(let ((goal-tokens (str::strtok (str::downcase-string (symbol-name goal))
'(#\- #\_ #\/ #\> #\? #\Space))))
(or (collect-plausible-misspellings-aux goal goal-tokens 0 topic-names)
(collect-plausible-misspellings-aux goal goal-tokens 1 topic-names)
(collect-plausible-misspellings-aux goal goal-tokens 2 topic-names)
(collect-plausible-misspellings-aux goal goal-tokens 3 topic-names)
(collect-plausible-misspellings-aux goal goal-tokens 4 topic-names)
(collect-plausible-misspellings-aux goal goal-tokens 5 topic-names)
)))
#||
(defconst *topic-names*
'(acl2::explode acl2::append str::cat acl2::implode acl2::coerce
vl-maybe-integer-p vl-maybe-stringp
acl2::integer-listp acl2::nat-listp revappend))
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'xdoc::explode *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'xdoc::explode *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'xdoc::cate *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'integer-listp *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'integer-list-p *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'nat-lstp *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'integr-listp *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'intager-listp *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'appnd *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'apend *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'revapp *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'integr--listp *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'integrlistp *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'listp-integer *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'vl-nat-listp *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'maybe-integerp *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'maybe-integer-p *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'maybe-stringp *topic-names*)
(collect-plausible-misspellings 'maybe-string-p *topic-names*)
||#
; Ranking the candidates. The general hope is that the use of desperation
; levels above should give us only a few candidates to choose from, all of
; which are pretty likely. As a stupid way to rank the candidates and choose
; the "best" ones, we'll introduce a stupid heuristic:
;
; - Consider each character c that occurs in the goal name and in the
; candidate name, excluding hyphens.
;
; - Sum the differences been how many times each such c occurs in the
; goal, versus how many times it occurs in the candidate.
;
; The candidate with the lowest score wins. This dumb heuristic should prefer
; candidates that are simple permutations of words, transpositions of
; characters, or where just one character was missing, etc., over candidates
; that have more significant differences.
(defun candidate-score-aux (domain goal-chars candidate-chars)
(declare (xargs :guard (and (character-listp domain)
(character-listp goal-chars)
(character-listp candidate-chars))))
(b* (((when (atom domain))
0)
(n1 (acl2::duplicity (car domain) goal-chars))
(n2 (acl2::duplicity (car domain) candidate-chars))
(diff (abs (- n1 n2))))
(+ diff
(candidate-score-aux (cdr domain) goal-chars candidate-chars))))
(defun candidate-score (goal candidate)
(declare (xargs :guard (and (stringp goal)
(stringp candidate))))
(b* ((goal-chars (str::explode (str::downcase-string goal)))
(candidate-chars (str::explode (str::downcase-string candidate)))
(domain (remove #\- (mergesort
(append goal-chars candidate-chars)))))
(candidate-score-aux domain goal-chars candidate-chars)))
(defun rank-candidates (goal candidates)
;; Builds an alist of (score . candidate)
(declare (xargs :guard (and (symbolp goal)
(symbol-listp candidates))))
(if (atom candidates)
nil
(cons (cons (candidate-score (symbol-name goal)
(symbol-name (car candidates)))
(car candidates))
(rank-candidates goal (cdr candidates)))))
(defun sort-candidates (goal candidates)
(declare (xargs :guard (and (symbolp goal)
(symbol-listp candidates))))
(strip-cdrs (mergesort (rank-candidates goal candidates))))
(defun xdoc-autocorrect (goal topic-names)
;; Returns a list of possible topics that the user might have meant
(declare (xargs :guard (and (symbolp goal)
(symbol-listp topic-names))))
(b* ((candidates (collect-plausible-misspellings goal topic-names))
(candidates (sort-candidates goal candidates)))
(take (min (len candidates) 5)
candidates)))
#||
(xdoc-autocorrect 'aples '(appoles apples appals apols appals appels appllas appallas app-les))
||#
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