use nltk.corpus in multithreading
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I would like to access nltk.corpus.wordnet
in a multithreaded environment. As soon as I enable multithreading, methods such as synsets()
fail. If I disable it, everything works fine.
The error messages change. For example, an error could look like this, which looks very much like a race condition to me:
File "/home/lhk/anaconda3/envs/dlab/lib/python3.6/site-packages/nltk/corpus/reader/wordnet.py", line 1342, in synset_from_pos_and_offset
assert synset._offset == offset
There are other questions about this:
The problem here was also caused by multithreading: What would cause WordNetCorpusReader to have no attribute LazyCorpusLoader?
This question has a more general title but seems to describe the same problem (multithreaded corpus loading fails): Python NLTK multi threading
There is an issue about this: https://github.com/nltk/nltk/issues/1576
The solution to the first linked question was to load the corpus before your program branches up into individual threads. I've done that: wordnet.ensure_loaded()
is called before the multithreading.
The recommendation in the github issue is to import wordnet within my threaded function. But that doesn't change anything.
python multithreading nltk wordnet
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I would like to access nltk.corpus.wordnet
in a multithreaded environment. As soon as I enable multithreading, methods such as synsets()
fail. If I disable it, everything works fine.
The error messages change. For example, an error could look like this, which looks very much like a race condition to me:
File "/home/lhk/anaconda3/envs/dlab/lib/python3.6/site-packages/nltk/corpus/reader/wordnet.py", line 1342, in synset_from_pos_and_offset
assert synset._offset == offset
There are other questions about this:
The problem here was also caused by multithreading: What would cause WordNetCorpusReader to have no attribute LazyCorpusLoader?
This question has a more general title but seems to describe the same problem (multithreaded corpus loading fails): Python NLTK multi threading
There is an issue about this: https://github.com/nltk/nltk/issues/1576
The solution to the first linked question was to load the corpus before your program branches up into individual threads. I've done that: wordnet.ensure_loaded()
is called before the multithreading.
The recommendation in the github issue is to import wordnet within my threaded function. But that doesn't change anything.
python multithreading nltk wordnet
add a comment |
I would like to access nltk.corpus.wordnet
in a multithreaded environment. As soon as I enable multithreading, methods such as synsets()
fail. If I disable it, everything works fine.
The error messages change. For example, an error could look like this, which looks very much like a race condition to me:
File "/home/lhk/anaconda3/envs/dlab/lib/python3.6/site-packages/nltk/corpus/reader/wordnet.py", line 1342, in synset_from_pos_and_offset
assert synset._offset == offset
There are other questions about this:
The problem here was also caused by multithreading: What would cause WordNetCorpusReader to have no attribute LazyCorpusLoader?
This question has a more general title but seems to describe the same problem (multithreaded corpus loading fails): Python NLTK multi threading
There is an issue about this: https://github.com/nltk/nltk/issues/1576
The solution to the first linked question was to load the corpus before your program branches up into individual threads. I've done that: wordnet.ensure_loaded()
is called before the multithreading.
The recommendation in the github issue is to import wordnet within my threaded function. But that doesn't change anything.
python multithreading nltk wordnet
I would like to access nltk.corpus.wordnet
in a multithreaded environment. As soon as I enable multithreading, methods such as synsets()
fail. If I disable it, everything works fine.
The error messages change. For example, an error could look like this, which looks very much like a race condition to me:
File "/home/lhk/anaconda3/envs/dlab/lib/python3.6/site-packages/nltk/corpus/reader/wordnet.py", line 1342, in synset_from_pos_and_offset
assert synset._offset == offset
There are other questions about this:
The problem here was also caused by multithreading: What would cause WordNetCorpusReader to have no attribute LazyCorpusLoader?
This question has a more general title but seems to describe the same problem (multithreaded corpus loading fails): Python NLTK multi threading
There is an issue about this: https://github.com/nltk/nltk/issues/1576
The solution to the first linked question was to load the corpus before your program branches up into individual threads. I've done that: wordnet.ensure_loaded()
is called before the multithreading.
The recommendation in the github issue is to import wordnet within my threaded function. But that doesn't change anything.
python multithreading nltk wordnet
python multithreading nltk wordnet
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A workaround is to make a deep copy of the corpus, for every thread. Of course this needs lots of memory and is not very efficient:
import copy
from nltk.corpus import wordnet as wn
wn.ensure_loaded()
# at the beginning of the multi-threaded environment
my_wn = copy.deepcopy(wn)
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A workaround is to make a deep copy of the corpus, for every thread. Of course this needs lots of memory and is not very efficient:
import copy
from nltk.corpus import wordnet as wn
wn.ensure_loaded()
# at the beginning of the multi-threaded environment
my_wn = copy.deepcopy(wn)
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A workaround is to make a deep copy of the corpus, for every thread. Of course this needs lots of memory and is not very efficient:
import copy
from nltk.corpus import wordnet as wn
wn.ensure_loaded()
# at the beginning of the multi-threaded environment
my_wn = copy.deepcopy(wn)
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A workaround is to make a deep copy of the corpus, for every thread. Of course this needs lots of memory and is not very efficient:
import copy
from nltk.corpus import wordnet as wn
wn.ensure_loaded()
# at the beginning of the multi-threaded environment
my_wn = copy.deepcopy(wn)
A workaround is to make a deep copy of the corpus, for every thread. Of course this needs lots of memory and is not very efficient:
import copy
from nltk.corpus import wordnet as wn
wn.ensure_loaded()
# at the beginning of the multi-threaded environment
my_wn = copy.deepcopy(wn)
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