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Testing Parallel POS Tagging Performance in Jieba Chinese Text Segmentation

This test suite evaluates parallel part-of-speech (POS) tagging functionality in the Jieba Chinese text segmentation library. It measures performance and accuracy of parallel POS processing by analyzing text content from an input file using multiple processing threads.

Test Coverage Overview

The test suite covers parallel processing capabilities of Jieba’s POS tagging system.

Key areas tested include:
  • File input/output operations
  • Parallel processing configuration (4 threads)
  • POS tagging accuracy
  • Performance metrics calculation
  • Results logging functionality

Implementation Analysis

The testing approach implements a practical performance evaluation of Jieba’s parallel POS tagging.

Technical implementation features:
  • Command-line argument handling for file input
  • Binary file reading for content processing
  • Time-based performance measurement
  • Processing speed calculation in bytes/second
  • Structured output logging

Technical Details

Testing components and configuration:
  • Python standard libraries: sys, time
  • Jieba segmentation library
  • Parallel processing enabled with 4 threads
  • File-based I/O for input and logging
  • Performance timing mechanisms

Best Practices Demonstrated

The test demonstrates several testing best practices for performance evaluation.

Notable practices include:
  • Isolated timing measurements
  • Structured output logging
  • Command-line parameter handling
  • Resource cleanup
  • Performance metric calculations

fxsjy/jieba

test/parallel/test_pos_file.py

            
from __future__ import print_function
import sys,time
import sys
sys.path.append("../../")
import jieba
import jieba.posseg as pseg

jieba.enable_parallel(4)

url = sys.argv[1]
content = open(url,"rb").read()
t1 = time.time()
words = list(pseg.cut(content))

t2 = time.time()
tm_cost = t2-t1

log_f = open("1.log","w")
log_f.write(' / '.join(map(str, words)))

print('speed' , len(content)/tm_cost, " bytes/second")