Entire bible parsed for clustering

[rabelmervin]

Description

This PR updates the project to use the entire Bible for clustering, improving the accuracy and reducing the number of 0% similarity results. Additionally, the data storage has been reorganized, so each book stores its own chapters, which store their own scriptures. The printing of clusters now includes the book name with the verse number (e.g., Matthew 5:38), replacing the manual concatenation of 1 John.

Related Issues

Fixes #123 (Bible clustering issue) Related to #124 (Data storage improvement)

Changes List

✅Updated the clustering to use the entire Bible instead of 1 John.

✅Reorganized data storage for the Gutenberg Bible, structuring by books, chapters, and scriptures.

✅ Modified cluster printing to include the book name attached to the verse number.

Type of Changes

✅Bug fix (fixes an existing issue)

✅Enhancement (improves or changes existing functionality)

Checklist

✅ My code follows the style guidelines of this project.

✅ I have performed a self-review of my code.

✅ I have commented my code, particularly in hard-to-understand areas.

✅ I have made corresponding changes to the issue .

✅ New and existing unit tests pass locally with my changes.

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[JustinhSE]

@rabelmervin can you show that on your local host this outputs the correct response?

[rabelmervin]

Sure @JustinhSE

[JustinhSE]

@rabelmervin no I meant can you send a screenshot of what your changes look like on your local host

[JustinhSE]

Like the output similar to what a user would see

[rabelmervin]

@JustinhSE cant able to run could you please tell me how to run it without error ?

[JustinhSE]

@rabelmervin review the comments here first and see if it resolves......but the debugging is for you to do as you are making the changes.

[JustinhSE]

@rabelmervin the deadline for this issue to be eligible for a badge is coming up in the next few days. Feel free to work on this and open another PR

[rabelmervin]

Sure ,Iam happy to work on this issue sir @JustinhSE . Could you be please guide me more ?

[JustinhSE]

Unfortunately not, although I lead along with Namit, these issues are supposed to be completed by the user. You should be asking your teammate for help as well

[rabelmervin]

hi @JustinhSE @Namit2111 I ran it on local host what you think about this ?

[JustinhSE]

So the only thing is, that doesn’t print the book name before the chapter and verse. That’s the only change needed @rabelmervin

[rabelmervin]

hi @JustinhSE, @Namit2111 I think now its alright !. Your thoughts ?

[JustinhSE]

yes and no. Yes but why do some not show the #:# @rabelmervin ?

[rabelmervin]

yes and no. Yes but why do some not show the #:# @rabelmervin ?

Hi @JustinhSE The problem occurs because, each verses are seperated by \n but, also In some verses within a verse there is a line \n

[rabelmervin]

hi @JustinhSE, what you think about the problem ? can i make pr ?

[JustinhSE]

Sorry missed your message @rabelmervin . Yes but I will be looking for alternatives then to parse the bible

[rabelmervin]

Hi @JustinhSE is there any effective way to implement it ?

[JustinhSE]

@rabelmervin right now, I don’t think so…. The only way forward I can think of is fetching the Bible or downloading a csv file and storing that… tbd on this

[JustinhSE]

@rabelmervin so I just uploaded a version of the complete bible broken down by book, chapter and verses. check backend/utils/bible.json and see if you could potentially use that instead. It is more clean and concise and retrieving verses can be easier.

[JustinhSE]

@rabelmervin try an alteration of this code so that it factors well into our code

from sentence_transformers import SentenceTransformer, util
import json
import heapq

# Load the pre-trained BERT model
model = SentenceTransformer('all-MiniLM-L6-v2')

# Load the Bible JSON data
with open('bible.json', 'r') as file:
    bible_data = json.load(file)

# Extract all verses and their information
verses = []
verse_info = []
for verse in bible_data['verses']:
    verses.append(verse['text'])
    verse_info.append({
        'book_name': verse['book_name'],
        'chapter': verse['chapter'],
        'verse': verse['verse'],
        'text': verse['text']
    })

# Encode all verses (this step might take some time)
verse_embeddings = model.encode(verses, convert_to_tensor=True)

def find_similar_verses(theme, top_k=20):
    # Encode the input theme
    theme_embedding = model.encode(theme, convert_to_tensor=True)

    # Calculate cosine similarities
    similarities = util.pytorch_cos_sim(theme_embedding, verse_embeddings)[0]

    # Get top-k similar verses
    top_results = heapq.nlargest(top_k, enumerate(similarities), key=lambda x: x[1])

    results = []
    for idx, score in top_results:
        verse_data = verse_info[idx]
        result = {
            'reference': f"{verse_data['book_name']}, {verse_data['chapter']}:{verse_data['verse']}",
            'text': verse_data['text'],
            'score': float(score),
            'book_name': verse_data['book_name'],
            'chapter': verse_data['chapter'],
            'verse': verse_data['verse']
        }
        results.append(result)

    return results

[JustinhSE]

must do this tho pip install sentence-transformers

[rabelmervin]

Thanks @JustinhSE excited to work on this!

[JustinhSE]

@rabelmervin any updates??

[rabelmervin]

yeah @JustinhSE i started working on it

[JustinhSE]

please let me know when you are done as #60 needs this issue merged

[rabelmervin]

Sure @JustinhSE

[rabelmervin]

Good morning @JustinhSE I think its working pretty well now !

[JustinhSE]

@rabelmervin thanks yea open a PR but we def need to do #56

[JustinhSE]

Also run the front end and make sure it works there too

[rabelmervin]

hi @JustinhSE backend works well but, when i entered the theme in frontend its "failed to fetch data" what do you think ?

[JustinhSE]

Yea that means it’s not completely working

[JustinhSE]

I’ll take a look today if I have time