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Bug: 6509844
Change-Id: I823074a2b29befc3e60c63699ab4dc7719105c63
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This concludes the work on bug#6313806.
Don't submit it before the dictionaries are suitably amended.
Bug: 6313806
Change-Id: Icfea45bd52bb9d8cc68ba2266f80640e3942bb7f
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Change-Id: Ic7199045d0cffb208871f52cc167194013351d32
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Change-Id: I93ed4d88ede4058f081dd8d634b00dfff4e96d07
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into jb-dev
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Bug: 5413904
Change-Id: I3aa3a8109ba45d2129b58d8242866fd3dd3473cb
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Bug: 6096247
Change-Id: I5490bbdee4ce1e3e0729ec1510a2baab85eeaf05
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Bug: 6396600
Change-Id: Iad693ec4bab6351793d624e5c5b0a9f5c12a60e3
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This still returns the unigram frequency, because the values stored
for bigrams in the dictionary are not ready to be returned in-place
instead of unigram values. Aside from this, the code is complete.
Bug: 6313806
Change-Id: If7bb7b644730782277f0f6663334c170b7fe13fb
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Passing the position will not allow us a reasonable lookup
time. Replace this with a map and bloom filter for very fast
lookup.
Bug: 6313806
Change-Id: I3a61c0001cbc987c1c3c7b8df635d4590a370144
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Bug: 6313806
Change-Id: Ib79e14f6f8b241f053da6069c15f19c71084317e
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We don't want to do a linear search on each terminal when there
may be 100+ bigrams for a given word because that would be
disastrous for performance. Also, we need to resolve each bigram
address anyway.
This change resolves the addresses at first and puts them in a
balanced tree so that lookup will be O(log(n)).
Bug: 6313806
Change-Id: Ibf088035870b9acb41e948f0ab7af4726f2cee24
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This is a cherry-pick of change I2d81742f
Bug: 6313806
Change-Id: Ic1190b7980d032bc11b57841bca040d980889b6b
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The position itself is still a const int = 0 until we have the previous
word passed to the function. This basically does the plumbing.
Bug: 6313806
Change-Id: Ib58995f334fe93e3ff5704d7c79f332017f101ac
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For now the probability is just returned with the same
value it had, but this is some ground work that needs to be
done anyway.
Bug: 6313806
Change-Id: I9bb8b96b294109771208ade558c9ad56932d2f8e
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We need to get the bigrams during the call to getSuggestions for
bug#6313806. We already give an int[] to getSuggestions and we
wanted to get rid of char[]'s anyway because it doesn't work with
surrogate pairs, so here we go.
Bug: 6313806
Change-Id: I56ce99f1db6b3302cdf42f0527343bded837091e
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Also changes some methods' argument type from Locale to String.
Change-Id: Ib68b528a450dc68a01546483403230f76500bee4
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Change-Id: I477b631d81ef58461e44954f3ae5fd895928bb97
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Change-Id: Ia89d84f62ba38dee05d25fbc94698e889cf27d2c
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This was introduced by Ieb2e306a which failed to keep the return
behavior in case the word doesn't have a bigram.
Change-Id: I6d2f0b79d41c4335e94696690c8331e314961133
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Split out getting the pointer to the bigrams to a separate
function. This is a preparative change to bug#6313806
Change-Id: Ieb2e306a1151cd95dc1a16793c8dc2f7fed8b654
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Change-Id: I8628131b5a7ccdee4c158e891002c8b86623b0cd
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This leak was about 500k and would happen whenever a new binary
dictionary was opened/closed.
Bug: 6299535
Change-Id: I4fad5b4d9c556ca889f5ef62d9d083a2eff6346a
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Change-Id: I0ec44df1979cb1dc21017ea290d2151a2af0e7cd
Conflicts:
java/src/com/android/inputmethod/latin/Suggest.java
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Change-Id: Ib420c3e174ccc1a80c4b6fd066de3b7a2b6fb290
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Change-Id: Ic8fad9110db6b97f98ace27af0f347b4e69de8c8
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This method is not used yet
Change-Id: Ic15d3d423aff2c83c712bc0aa56571d30755e663
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Change-Id: I5ac8ab64c77a298502b3d063ea70db9b4da41716
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This has no impact on performance.
Before:
(0) 9.61 (0.01%)
(1) 57514.58 (56.70%)
(2) 10.55 (0.01%)
(3) 10.79 (0.01%)
(4) 133.20 (0.13%)
(5) 43553.87 (42.94%)
(6) 10.03 (0.01%)
(20) 47.20 (0.05%)
Total 101431.47 (sum of others 101289.84)
After:
(0) 10.52 (0.01%)
(1) 56311.16 (56.66%)
(2) 13.40 (0.01%)
(3) 10.98 (0.01%)
(4) 136.72 (0.14%)
(5) 42707.92 (42.97%)
(6) 9.79 (0.01%)
(20) 51.35 (0.05%)
Total 99390.76 (sum of others 99251.84)
The difference is not significant with regard to measure imprecision
Change-Id: I2e4f1ef7a5e99082e67dd27f56cf4fc432bb48fa
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Change-Id: I55d430756b3a8251c9ff49dfabfcecb047d979a4
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The build system does not work well with ".." in the path of native
source code.
".." causes the object files to spill out of the module's intermediate
directory.
Change-Id: Ib4a473426be296a738e7facbaa091e56f0b7c5b8
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Change-Id: I3ab65059f6e356530484bfd0bba26a634a4cba65
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Bug: 4343280
Change-Id: I82f7d08703647a3492ce6e2d3b741146df58927e
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Bug: 6188977
Change-Id: I121c1abf245c7f8734730810c07d3351b1ec581a
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Change-Id: Ic4d3cf6932dcd57c1040c7877ab7c7f48cd6c408
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This implements the actual change, now that indentation is okay
Change-Id: Idd897f988394125611516431711c1e575df871df
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Indentation changes only
Change-Id: I95011e7d3f787ae6749b826af627f9acaed34e97
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This breaks style guidelines but for some reason git diff gets
so lost on this re-indent that it's better to do it like this
Change-Id: Ie0a603eb0739704894a5adc25f9d527b37bdf151
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Change-Id: Ieb6af8385356e259720b50f1fe46a694a098b30f
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Change-Id: If794344629e93b558d60b023ae70b703f9c039ab
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Bug: 5140033
Change-Id: I1c2751fc617e662aad9f67506e28a622f81d0bc9
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This results in the computation being done in native code
and the correct proximity being used.
Bug: 6181080
Change-Id: I08fa05c781d607e4feca2caeda353ec19c133a3d
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The digraphs system used to allow only the replacement of
a pair (A, B) by (A). This change allows the replacement to
be any character.
Bug: 5140033
Change-Id: Icf5995f0ec553f7b7989af9902cbb2c4c6b51009
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