* Normalize whitespace in evaluate CLI output test
Depending on terminal settings, lines may be padded to the screen width
so the comparison is too strict with only the command string replacement.
* Move to test util method
* Change to normalization method
* WIP
* rm ipython embeds
* rm total
* WIP
* cleanup
* cleanup + reword
* rm component function
* remove migration support form
* fix reference dataset for dev data
* additional fixes
- set approach to identifying unique trees
- adjust line length on messages
- add logic for detecting docs without annotations
* use 0 instead of none for no annotation
* partial annotation support
* initial tests for _compile_gold lemma attributes
Using the example data from the edit tree lemmatizer tests for:
- lemmatizer_trees
- partial_lemma_annotations
- n_low_cardinality_lemmas
- no_lemma_annotations
* adds output test for cli app
* switch msg level
* rm unclear uniqueness check
* Revert "rm unclear uniqueness check"
This reverts commit 6ea2b3524b.
* remove good message on uniqueness
* formatting
* use en_vocab fixture
* clarify data set source in messages
* remove unnecessary import
Co-authored-by: svlandeg <svlandeg@github.com>
Assemble and pretrain require an output argument. This commit adds
assemble testing, but not pretrain, as that requires an actual trainable
component, which is not currently in the test config.
The code argument imports the provided file. If it adds item to the
registry, that affects global state, which CliRunner doesn't isolate.
Since there's no standard way to remove things from the registry, this
instead uses subprocess.run to run commands.
One tricky thing here: it's tempting to create the config by creating a
pipeline in code, but that requires declaring the custom components
here. However the CliRunner appears to be run in the same process or
otherwise have access to our registry, so it works even without any
code arguments. So it's necessary to avoid declaring the components in
the tests.
* Add a `spacy evaluate speed` subcommand
This subcommand reports the mean batch performance of a model on a data set with
a 95% confidence interval. For reliability, it first performs some warmup
rounds. Then it will measure performance on batches with randomly shuffled
documents.
To avoid having too many spaCy commands, `speed` is a subcommand of `evaluate`
and accuracy evaluation is moved to its own `evaluate accuracy` subcommand.
* Fix import cycle
* Restore `spacy evaluate`, make `spacy benchmark speed` an alias
* Add documentation for `spacy benchmark`
* CREATES -> PRINTS
* WPS -> words/s
* Disable formatting of benchmark speed arguments
* Fail with an error message when trying to speed bench empty corpus
* Make it clearer that `benchmark accuracy` is a replacement for `evaluate`
* Fix docstring webpage reference
* tests: check `evaluate` output against `benchmark accuracy`
* fix processing of "auto" in walk_directory
* add check for None
* move AUTO check to convert and fix verification of args
* add specific CLI test with CliRunner
* cleanup
* more cleanup
* update docstring
