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A two-level morphological analyzer for Turkish.
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pip installation doesnt working #5

Closed elifssamplespace closed 3 years ago

elifssamplespace commented 3 years ago

Hi, I installed the repo via pip, and it was successfully installed. Then, when I tried to import the repo as shown "from turkish_morphology import analyze," it didn't work. I put the error below.

/usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/turkish_morphology/fst.py in () 20 from typing import Generator, Iterable, List, Optional 21 ---> 22 from external.openfst import pywrapfst 23 24 _Arc = pywrapfst.Arc

ImportError: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.29' not found (required by /usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/external/openfst/pywrapfst.so)

How can I solve this problem?

ozturel commented 3 years ago

I cannot reproduce it. The pip package seems to be working as expected. Therefore, I will mark this issue as wontfix.

It could be related to your local Python installation, or virtual env setup. Maybe you can try installing the package from within a fresh virtual env.

Here is how I'm testing it locally:

$ python3 -m venv analyzer_test
$ source analyzer_test/bin/activate
$ python3 -m pip install turkish-morphology
$ python
Python 3.9.2 (default, Feb 28 2021, 17:03:44)
[GCC 10.2.1 20210110] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> from turkish_morphology import analyze
>>> analyze.surface_form("ev")
['(ev[NN]+[PersonNumber=A3sg]+[Possessive=Pnon]+[Case=Bare])+[Proper=False]', '(ev[NN]+[PersonNumber=A3sg]+[Possessive=Pnon]+[Case=Bare])+[Proper=True]', '(ev[NN]+[PersonNumber=A3sg]+[Possessive=Pnon]+[Case=Nom])+[Proper=False]', '(ev[NN]+[PersonNumber=A3sg]+[Possessive=Pnon]+[Case=Nom])+[Proper=True]', '(ev[NOMP]+[PersonNumber=A3sg]+[Possessive=Pnon]+[Case=Bare]+[Copula=PresCop]+[PersonNumber=V3pl])+[Proper=False]', '(ev[NOMP]+[PersonNumber=A3sg]+[Possessive=Pnon]+[Case=Bare]+[Copula=PresCop]+[PersonNumber=V3pl])+[Proper=True]', '(ev[NOMP]+[PersonNumber=A3sg]+[Possessive=Pnon]+[Case=Bare]+[Copula=PresCop]+[PersonNumber=V3sg])+[Proper=False]', '(ev[NOMP]+[PersonNumber=A3sg]+[Possessive=Pnon]+[Case=Bare]+[Copula=PresCop]+[PersonNumber=V3sg])+[Proper=True]', '(ev[NOMP]+[PersonNumber=A3sg]+[Possessive=Pnon]+[Case=Nom]+[Copula=PresCop]+[PersonNumber=V3pl])+[Proper=False]', '(ev[NOMP]+[PersonNumber=A3sg]+[Possessive=Pnon]+[Case=Nom]+[Copula=PresCop]+[PersonNumber=V3pl])+[Proper=True]', '(ev[NOMP]+[PersonNumber=A3sg]+[Possessive=Pnon]+[Case=Nom]+[Copula=PresCop]+[PersonNumber=V3sg])+[Proper=False]', '(ev[NOMP]+[PersonNumber=A3sg]+[Possessive=Pnon]+[Case=Nom]+[Copula=PresCop]+[PersonNumber=V3sg])+[Proper=True]']
>>> exit()
mehmetilker commented 3 years ago

Problem is here, Python 3.9 should be installed. Although readme says "To build and run the morphological analyzer install Bazel version 4.1.0, Python 3.7 (or a newer version)." I have tried with 3.8 first and got same error above...

ozturel commented 3 years ago

Ah, true, sorry I missed that you were trying to build the analyzer with Python3.7.

We released a new version of the project (v1.2.4) which you can install using pip. It depends on a more recent version of OpenFst and Thrax, and the analyzer now builds with Python3.9. So by switching to Python3.9, you should be able to install the package using pip.

I updated the documentation to make it explicit.