Re: [Moses-support] MTEVAL

2020-05-04 Thread Matt Post
Hi,

I suggest you use sacrebleu, which is a Python port of mteval-v*.pl that makes 
all of this easier:

https://github.com/mjpost/sacrebleu 


matt


> On May 4, 2020, at 10:22 AM, Moses Visperas  
> wrote:
> 
> I am trying to use the mteval-v14 perl script (after reading the disclaimer 
> from multi-bleu.pl ) . After finding a readme in the 
> net, it says i just need a reference file, source file, and test file. So If 
> I understood it correctly, It should be like this :
>  reference - is the "proper" translation of the source language
> source - is the text to be translated
> test - is the output of your machine translator that will be evaluated
> 
> All of which are wrapped in an XML tag, but I keep getting errors when 
> running it, can someone please help me or atleast link a tutorial that I can 
> follow.
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[Moses-support] MTEVAL

2020-05-04 Thread Moses Visperas
I am trying to use the mteval-v14 perl script (after reading the disclaimer
from multi-bleu.pl) . After finding a readme in the net, it says i just
need a reference file, source file, and test file. So If I understood it
correctly, It should be like this :
 reference - is the "proper" translation of the source language
source - is the text to be translated
test - is the output of your machine translator that will be evaluated

All of which are wrapped in an XML tag, but I keep getting errors when
running it, can someone please help me or atleast link a tutorial that I
can follow.
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