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#463427 ·published 2007-04-28 23:15 UTC
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File "POS_data.py", line 75, in <module>    sys.exit(POScount_dict.main(sys.argv))  File "POS_data.py", line 59, in main    self.count_tags(taggedtext)  File "POS_data.py", line 39, in count_tags    intext = open(taggedtext, 'r')TypeError: coercing to Unicode: need string or buffer, list found import sysimport reclass POS_data:    """    Takes Part of Speech tagged data and puts the counts of tags into a dictionary    """    def __init__(self):    # Dictionary, keys are the tags, values are the counts of the tags    self.POScount = {'.':0, 'NNP':0, ',':0, 'CD':0, 'NNS':0, 'JJ':0, 'MD':0,            'VB':0, 'DT':0, 'NN':0, 'IN':0, 'EOS':0, 'VBZ':0, 'VBG':0,            'CC':0, 'VBD':0, 'RB':0, 'TO':0, 'PRP':0, 'RBR':0, 'WDT':0,            'VBP':0, 'RP':0, 'PRP$':0, 'JJS':0, 'POS':0, '\'\'':0, 'EX':0,            '``':0, 'WP':0, ':':0, 'JJR':0, 'WRB':0, '$':0, 'NNPS':0,            'WP$':0, '-LRB-':0, '-RRB-':0, 'PDT':0, 'RBS':0,            'FW':0, 'UH':0, 'SYM':0, 'LS':0, '#':0,}    def count_tags(self, taggedtext):    """    Counts all the tags in the text and updates the values of the tag keys    in the dictionary    """    intext = open(taggedtext, 'r', 'utf-8')       lines = intext.readlines()    intext.close()    for line in lines:       words = line.split(' ')       for word in words:           match = re.search('/.+$', word)        if match:            tag = match.group()               tag_key = tag[1:]               if self.POScount.has_key(tag_key):                self.POScount[tag_key] = (self.POScount[tag_key] + 1)    return    def main(self, taggedtext):        """        Count the Part of Speech tags of a tagged article and returns    a dictionary with the tags and the counts        """    self.count_tags(taggedtext)    return self.POScountif __name__ == "__main__":    """    This evaluates to true when this script is called from the    comand-line. sys.exit calls your main function, which should know    how to use your class in a way that also shows other people how    your class ought to be used. If you want to use this class in another    python script you write, add the directory to this script to the    PYTHONPATH variable of your environment and use, e.g.,    from python_starter_file import myClass    """    POScount_dict = POS_data()    sys.exit(POScount_dict.main(sys.argv))