ai-text-utils 0.1.4

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AI Text Utils - GenTextDataset

This repository contains a reusable GenTextDataset, text extractor from gutenberg texts.

Installation

pip install ai-text-utils

Usage:

Download and Process Project Gutenberg Books

There are two ways to download and process books from Project Gutenberg:

1. Using GutenbergBooks Class (Recommended)

from ai_text_utils.text import GutenbergBooks

# Initialize with download directory
books = GutenbergBooks("my_gutenberg_books")

# Method 1: Download specific books by ID
book_ids = [1342, 74, 11]  # Pride and Prejudice, Treasure Island, Alice in Wonderland
combined_text = books.get_books(book_ids)

# Method 2: Download range of books
range_ids = [
    {'start_id': 108, 'num_books': 10},  # 10 books starting from 108
    {'start_id': 3157, 'num_books': 5}   # 5 books starting from 3157
]
combined_text = books.get_books(range_ids)

Details

• GutenbergBooks Class Features:

  • Smart caching: Downloads books only if not already present
  • Progress tracking with tqdm
  • Metadata tracking in JSON
  • Proper text cleaning and processing
  • Handles HTML content
  • Removes headers, footers, and Project Gutenberg boilerplate
  • Combines multiple books with separator

• Arguments for get_books():

  • book_ids: Can be either:
    • List of individual book IDs: [123, 105, 90]
    • List of range objects: [{'start_id':108, 'num_books':30}]
  • delay: Time to wait between downloads (default: 0.001s)

• Returns: Combined text from all successfully downloaded books, with "<end_of_text>" separator between books

2. Legacy Method (Basic)

from ai_text_utils.text import get_text_from_gutenberg_books

txt = get_text_from_gutenberg_books(start_book_id=2007, 
                                  num_books=1, 
                                  keep_headers=False)

Legacy Details

• Returns: text start from book id 2007
• Arguments: num_books tells number of books from which text has to be extracted starting from start_book_id. keep_headers tells if header info like author name, date of publish, copyright info, payment details, etc needs to be included in extracted text. setting keep_headers to False extracts only the content of the book.

convert text to tokens

from ai_text_utils.text import Tokenizer

tkn = Tokenizer()

tokens = tkn.encode("This is an example of tokenization")

print(f'Tokens={tokens}')
tokens = torch.Tensor(tokens).numpy()
print(f'Getting text back from tokens = {tkn.decode(tokens)}')

tokens = tkn.encode("This is an example of tokenization")
tokens = torch.Tensor(tokens)
print(f'Getting text back from tokens = {tkn.decode(tokens)}')

tokens = tkn.encode("This is an example of tokenization")
print(f'Getting text back from tokens = {tkn.decode(tokens)}')

tokens = tkn.encode("This is an example of tokenization")
tokens = tokens[-1]
print(f'Getting text back from tokens = {tkn.decode(tokens)}')

Details

• functions: tokenizer has 2 functions encode and decode. encode converts text to list of tokens . decode converts list of tokens into text. decode function can take in list of tokens or numpy array of tokens or tensor array of tokens or single token of type int or type float and converts to text.

convert token list to dataset

from ai_text_utils.text import GenTextDataset, Tokenizer, get_text_from_gutenberg_books

txt = get_text_from_gutenberg_books(start_book_id=2007, 
                                        num_books=1, 
                                        keep_headers=False)

tokenizer = Tokenizer()
tokens = tokenizer.encode(txt)

dataset = GenTextDataset(tokens=tokens,
                        last_token_only=True,
                        seq_len=seq_len)

Details

• Returns: GenTextDataset returns dataset with (input, output)
• Arguments: tokens is list of tokens .
• say tokens =[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12]
• last_token_only=False generates data as ([1,2,3,4,5],[2,3,4,5,6]), ([7,8,9,10,11],[8,9,10,11,12]). This type of dataset used for transformer next word prediction
• last_token_only=True generates data as ([1,2,3,4,5],[6]), ([2,3,4,5,6],[7]), ([3,4,5,6,7],[8]). This type of dataset used for LSTM next word prediction seq_len tells how many tokens in each input . in above example seq_len=5

train val split and create dataloader

from ai_text_utils.text import train_val_split, create_dataloader

train_txt, val_txt = train_val_split(txt, train_ratio=0.9)
train_dl = create_dataloader(train_txt,seq_len=10, batch_size=3, shuffle=True,last_token_only=True)
val_dl=create_dataloader(val_txt,seq_len=10, batch_size=3, shuffle=True,last_token_only=True)

Details

Handy tools for splitting txt based on ratio and create_dataloader handy tool internally calls tokenizer and GenTextDataset . you can also use tokenizer and GenTextDataset classes directly to create your own dataloader